Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 339, 16 December 1921 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, DEC. 16, 1921.

WOMAN MAYOR SAYS.

GOOD ROADS, WATER

SYSTEM, WILL BE AIM

(By Associated Press i SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec. 16 j Miss Steen Scorup, a high school English teacher, who recently defeated her brother, P. C. Scorup, for the post of mayor of Sallna, Utah, declared she Intends to advocate good roads and an Improved water system Miss Scorup said she -did not want to win the election but her brother Is glad he lost and was the first to congratulate the new head of the city government. "I did nothing to bring about success for my race for the mayoralty," Miss Scorup said. "I even campaigned for my brother." In spite of this the brother was defeated by fourteen votes. Miss Scorup was born at Sallna and has taught schofcl there for 15 years. She said she always considered it a citizen's duty to accert nomination for public office and decided to accept the nomination offered her because she thought it was her duty to do so and also because she felt her acceptance would at least add variety and novelty to the life of the town.

HEADS 120,000,000 GREEK CATHOLICS

Called by Death

MRS. JACOB GAUCH WEST MANCHESTER, C, Dec. 16. Mrs. Jacob Gauch, 71 years old, died nt her home here Thursday. She is survived by her husband and eight ihildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon at Ware's Chapel. Burial will be in the chapel cemetery. The Rev. Speicher, of Greenville, will officiate. THEODORE FLATTER. GREENVILLE Ohio. Dec. 16. Funeral services for Theodore Flatter lifplong resident of Harrison town-f-hip. who died at his home near Hoi Isnsburg Thursday, will be conducted Saturday morning: at 10 o'clock at Hollansburg. Burial will be in the Hoilansburp: cemetery.

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t Mildred Hough. Florence Baker, Fre-! dona Baker, Miss Baker entertained j royally and all enjoyed themselves, j Miss Kathleen Anderson will be the I leader for next months meeting

The Loval Daughters" rlass at tho

home of their teacher, Mrs. Florence Taylor, Wednesday evening to discuss business affairs and have a social time. After the business hour games were played, pop corn and candy was served and everyone present had a fine time. Those who were present were: Misses Florence Freeman, Geneva Burkhardt, Kathleen Anderson, Virginia Scott. Reba O'Dell, Marguerite Scott, Rachael Taylor.Ruth O'Dell and Mrs. Taylor and two sons. Squire Leslie and Mervyn Ralph Freeman were united in marriage at the home of tho bride's parents in Iowa last Saturday. Immediately after the ceremony the party left for the groom's home and are now visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Freeman, at Spartansburg.

Archbishop Meletios Metazakis. The Most Rev. Archbishop Meletios Metazakis, exiled metropolitan of Athens, who is new residing in New York, has received word that he has been elected by the Holy Synod as Ecumenical Patriarch of the Eastern Orthodox church, the seat of w'nicb is in Constantinople. By his elevation fetazakis becomes -spiritual head of 120,000,000 Christians.

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of the week Mr. and Mrs. Clint Bryson and son, Robert, shopped in Richmond Tuesday.. A crowd of members and friends of the Everton W. C. T. U. attended the meeting which was held in the Everton M. E. church Sunday evening. The meeting was open

ed with several temperance songs by

daughter. Elva, took Sunday dinner i

with Mrs. Allie Oxiey. .. .Charles Oxley took dinner at Ves Sulteen's Monday.... Mrs. Janie Dennis took dinner with Mrs. Flora Cross Wednesday.. ..The school girls gave a play at the

M. E. church Wednesday Mrs. Leva

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the Everton high school students and j freeman and daughter was at her par-

were lead by Mrs. Cora Jerman and eius Ior ainner vveanesaay airs Mrs. Gail LaHue. After this Mrs..Flora Cross called on Mrs. Allie Ox Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty, the state ! ley Monday evening. president of the W. C. T. U. gave a 1

fine and interesting address on "Citizen's Duty of Law Enforcements and Prohibition." Mrs. Stanley spent Sunday night in Everton and gave a splendid talk before the Everton high school Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. John D. Richardson and son, Joseph were evening guests of Tommy Richardson and family down on Elis

I creek Wednesday. .A. S. Brandenburg

is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Taylor at Quakertown this week.

DUKLAPSVILLE, Ind. Dr. Morrow the specialist, from Connersville wa3 called to attend Mrs. Lou Weers Tuesday, who is still ill at her home here Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jobo, Mrs. Martha Potter and son, Elmer Potter of near here motored to Cincinnati Tuesday. Sydney Brandenburg of

Indianapolis spent Wednesday with Smith Abner and family above town Will Potter was very ill of acute

indigestion at the home of his daugh

ter, Mrs

LOSANTVILLE, Ind Revival meetings will begin the Friend3 church Christmas day. Rev. Bill Dilby will conduct the revival Cottage prayer meeting was held at Charley Rogers last Friday night A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Orla Tillison Mrs. Barbara Lamb visited Mrs. Roda

, iMiligan Thursday Mr. ana Mrs.

Eli Cross and son attended meeting at the United Brethren church with Mr. and Mrs. Will Holstead Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bookout arrived home Tues-

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Fort Wayne and visited Charles . Buzze ,y c,n Richmond for a couple of. and family before returning... George Cv Atia Geriha Ne-wbv ,

and Mrs. Delpha Homes took dinner ! with John Ford and Mr. Ford's sister

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MRS. BARBARA G. FLINT. LIBERTY. Ind., Dec. 16. Funeral ervices for Mrs. Barbara Garrison Flint. 62 years old, who died Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jasper Brown, were held at 10:30 c' clock Thursday morning from the Harmony church. Burial was madi in the cemetery nearby.

England was without hedges up to the fourteenth century, for hedges were tir.t planted on consequence of the chanee of land tenure at the time tf the Black Death.

SPARTANSBURG

dies Aid society of the Christion church at Spartansburg will hold a bazaar and chicken dinner and supper at the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday and Saturday evening, Dec. 17. 'The Loyal Sons and Daughters will have a candy stand and sell home-made candy and popcorn. Everyone is welcome. The dinners are 25 cents a plate Miss Florence Baker entertained the Circle girls at her home Tuesday evening. Miss Mildred Hough was the leader for the meeting. Those who had topics were Opal Anderson, Alverda Maxwell, Virginia Scott and Florence Baker. Those present were Misses Opal Anderson, Alverda Maxwell, Key Martin, Kathleen Anderson,

Winters and family at their farm home near Abington Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moore and son, Glenn of College Corner attended church services here Sunday Charles and Clayton Bond of Quakertown played in the

bsaketball team at- Liberty Tuesday

night. .. .Miss Fannie Booth of Land

scape farm is driving a new sedan car' to school at Alauina this week

I Clint Beck is shredding his fodder to

day.... The county surveyer. Tommy 'lO'Toole of Liberty, was called here

Tuesday to survey the line between : Charles Powell and G. W. Weer's lots here Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Fisher! and daughter, Miss Darlie Jeannetta, ! of Phylomath were Sunday guests of J. M. Talbott and family here at Rose Corner farm Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Helton and sons of Hamilton were guests of Mrs. C. A. Smith and sonj at their farm home east of here part'

tertained to dinner Sunday, Albert, Hiatt and Rev. Charles Hiatt Jauon' Jackson and daughter, Etta and her.

Buv Furniture Gifts Here

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How joyously those weary-worn feet will welcome a pair of Cozy Toes, restful comfy slippers. Our

stock of Christmas Slippers is the largest in this city hundreds of them ready to select from every color, every price, and, of course, every comfort. Let's give every member of the family Comfy Cozy Toe Slippers Christmas morn and make them happy.

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KODAKS A Kodak is immensely pleasing as a gift because of the many happy scenes it. records. Every home should have a Kodak. Priced S8.00 to $75

BROWNIES A gift that all children will enjoy. A Brownie will teach them to employ their spare time profitably . A gift that will last for years S2.00 to S5.00

SAFETY RAZORS Every man will appreciate a new Razor. We have the Gillette, Auto-Strop, Durham Duplex, Gem and Ever-Ready, also Blades, Hones and Strops.

XMAS STATIONERY Handsome Christmas packages, with best quality of paper, in plain and fancy grades 25c to $5.00

FOUNTAIN PENS Make fine gifts for busy people and are fine for boys and girls in school. We feature Parker's, Dunn's and Conklin's. Priced $1.50 to $9.50

Eversharp and Pal Pencils $1.00 to $7.50.

Vacum Bottles are practical gifts

Bottles of standard make are offered in pint, quart and larger sizes each in an attractive Xmas box.

Pints. $1.19 to $3.75 Quarts $3.00 to $6.00 The Universal Unbreakable Bottles Pints $7.50 Quarts.. $10.00

TOILET GOODS and PERFUMES A gift of one of our handsome sets of Toilet Sets will prove & popular gift to your sweetheart, sister or mother. We feature a complete stock of all the standard Toilet Goods, both in individual packages and in sets, including Coty's, Houbigant's, Lournay's, Mary Garden, Mavis, Djer-Kiss, Day Dream, Lady Mary, Piver's, Vantine's, Pinaud's, Hudnut'3, Frivole and Colgate's.

LOWNEY'S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES Family Package, 5 lbs., assorted flavors, plain box Qp special p--0 Lowney'a Fancy Xmas Boxes 50c to $9.50 Lowney's Bulk Choco- QQ lates, assorted, lb 0C

We also have a full line of Box Candies of the following makes: Foss, Johnston's, Park & Tif-ford.

Christmas Cigars All of the standard bands of Cigars in special Xmas boxes. You will find "His" favorite smoke in our stock.

Cigarettes, Smoking Tobacco, in attractive Xmas packages and humidors; Pipes, Cigarette Cases, Cigar and Cigarette Holders.

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