Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 70, 23 March 1922 — Page 7
THIS RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IN D., THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1922.
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EASTERN STAR HOLDS SPECIAL CELEBRATION ON ST. PATRICK'S DAY
CIGARETS COST MONEY, LEARNS JUNE, MOVIE STAR
(Special to The Palladium) NEW PARI3. O.. March 23. Several
out of town guests were present at a meeting of the Kastern Star held here recently. About 75 persons were pres
ent. Shamrocks and green caps were
features of the costumes used by the
girls who served luncheon. Arch R. Raney, Miss Salena Raney of Eaton, O., and George Heckathorn, of West Alexandria, were guests. About 350 people attended and greatly enjoyed the community basket supper at the school gymnasium Monday evening, given in honor of the boys' basketball team which won the county
championship at the tournament held
at Eaton. O., March 11. A short program was given In 1he
auditorium. Sevjeral numbers were played by the school orchestra and Miss Lou Reva Penland sang two beautiful solos, and recitations were given by Miss Mildred Jones and Miss Helen Huffman. At eight o'clock the crowd was led to the gymnasium, which was beautifully decorated, In the high school colors, blask and gold, and cut flowers which were present by Florist Gist of Richmond After the crowd was all placed at Ae tables the members of the team wre ushered in by Superintendent C. R Coblentz and Principal R. H. Brandm amid cheers and school yells. A special table reserved for the team. A huge dice bearing eight candles formed a centerpiece. Miss
Helen Sawyer as chairman of the re
freshment commlee with an array
of willing helper? assisted the crowd
The waiters consisted of a number of
young men, exraduates of the high
school. Rev. Harris acted as toastmaster.
Each member of the team was presented with a ccinty medal and a pennant of the hlg& school colors presented tovihe rhool. The athletic association
was ao presented with $28. V Literary Tryout Held
Thf tryout for the Group contest of the ounty literary society was held at school auditorium Monday eve"nim The victors were Miss Mary Ve for Bible reading, Miss Kathrine
Rnheimer, piano solo; Miss Beatrice!;
Glas, vocal solo; Miss Helen Huffran, recitation, and Ralph Mills, dis- ' dBsion. Mrs. Martha White has returned rom a two weeks-visit in Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Diggs returned from several weeks' stay at the home of their son at Farmland, Ind. . . Jonas Hill of Kansas is guest at the home of his cousin, G. A. Hill and family. , . .A ciphering and spelling match will be held at the school building, March 31. Mrs. Hannah Sawyer was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Melody at Richmond Thursday. Miss Anna Wefler has returned from Greenville, O.. where she has been for several weeks under a doctor's care.
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June Elvidg. June Elvidge, movie star, likes eigarets. So say attorneys for a .New York cigaret firm. But June doesnt seem to like to pay for them, they say. Consequently the attorneys got a judgment against June for $119.22 $90 of it , for cigarets. Miss Elvidjre started tha account a year ago and when the bill waa rendered recently the actress is said to have puffed a cigaret and said, "pooh-pooh."
spent the latter part of the week with
Mrs. Bortner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Middleton, of this place Mr. and Mrs. Ora Breedlove and daughters, Evea and Orlena spent Sunday even
ing with Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Scott and children. . . .Miss Edna Banta and Miss Dana Wise spent the week's end In Dayton, Ohio.
DUBLIN, Ind. The young people of the U. B. church met Wednesday evening at the parsonage to organize a Christian Endeavor. They held their first meeting at the church Sunday evening. Gave a good program and had a good attendance. They will
meet every Sunday evening. .. .Mrs. Cyrus Gilbert returned to her home at Newcastle Tueseday after a visit here with her daughters Mrs. Mary Woodard has returned home from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Everett Spencer at Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Scott spent Sunday with relatives near Bentonville Mrs. Rebecca Custer is seriously ill Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce of Millville spent Thursday with , Mr. and Mrs. George Peed and family... The Martha Wash
ington club met Wednesday afternoon
at tne nome or airs. . r. onyuei. IPapera were read by Mrs. Charles
Evans and Mrs. O. H. Morns. Mrs. O. A. Hall gave a reading. Officers for the year were elected: President, Mrs. T. J. Butler; vice-president, Mrs. S. P. Snyder; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Oler; secretary, Mrs. Charles Evans. During the social hour refreshments were served by the hostesses. ..... Thomas Wheeler has sold his farm, known as the Gilbert farm, west of town to Mr. Myers of near Green's Fork Mr. and Mrs. George Peed
and children spent from Sunday until Monday evening with relatives near Newcastle. .. .Misses May and Freda Laymon of Richmond spent the weekend here with relatives; their aunt. Miss Myrtle Laymon, accompanied
them home for an indefinite visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bertsch of Persh
ing spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J their
Henry Myers .... Mr. and Mrs. O. JJ Hall spent the week-end with relatives at Gas City Mrs.' John Geh-
ring of Cambridge City spent from
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spent Friday with her parents, Mr. and nPII III I CCDlIPCC Mrs. Ephraim Noggle. . . .Miss Mildred ! Ll I f AL ULlI I lULU
King returned to Miami university after spending last week wit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. King. .George M. Noggle, west of town, who suffered a light paralytic stroke last Thursday,
is able to be up and about. .. .Albert
Smelker, en route from Chicago to t lhe illness of the evangelist which has
Philadelphia, spent from Saturday , not permitted him to be present for morning until Monday morning withlgeveral nSghtg. Raymond C. Lewis,
CONTINUE AT ARBA AREA, Ind., March 23. Evangelistic services are continuing here in the
Friends church with interest despite
Mischa rUm'n. Mischa Elman, famous violinist, is about to end his twenty-year world tour of bachelorhood, he announced recently. He is in London now, "where souls are most beautiful," to select a mate. Ho topes to return tc America 'n August with a wife "on the arm. '! like American girls, but in E::g fcttid I believe I will find my ideal, .v; said.
his mother, Mrs. Louisa B. Smelker
Fred Roush of Lebanon, was a guest Sunday of his cousine, Professor and Mrs. Roush. . . . . .The ladies cleared about $35 on their lunch at the basket
ball tournament Saturday Albert Smelker took supper Saturday even'ng with Mr. and Mrs. P. C. King Rev. S. W. Bennett was calle.d to Hollansburg Sunday to officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Nicholas Gamber. . .Dora Wilt, who has been poorly for some time, is said to be in a serious condition at his home in the east end of town.... Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Hill and Mrs. Harry Jones attended the funeral of Mrs. Nicholas Gamber at Hollaneburg Sunday, and in the evening called on their grandmother, Mrs. Caroline
Thomas, nqrth of Glen Karn. .. .Attorney Thomas Billingsley of Greenville, was in town Monday. .... .Greenville
will have another ciphering match at the city hall Friday evening and cipherers from everywhere are invited. Montgomery county cipherers are said to be practicing with the intention of wresting the honors from Darke county Mrs. Josie Coblentz, who has been severely sick ever since Decem
ber, is now able to be up and about j
the house The Pythian sisters will hold a market Saturday at Bennett's furniture store. .
the singer ana evangelist, is bringing good messages in scug, and accotu
panies himself with a banjo. Meet
ings will continue every night at 7.30
o'clock.
Birthi
SPARTANSBURG, Ind. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Teetors Monday morning. He has been named Virgil Max.
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fiftieth wedding anniversary .
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1 " LYNN, Ind. Miss Thoe Thurston of Reid hospital is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Thurston, this weekMrs. Orville Moody was in Winchester Tuesday. . . .Charles Bowen returned his work at Hartsdale, III., after a six weeks' lay off on account of sickness. .. .Fred Mann, who works in
Bourbon, is the guest of his family
here. . . .Russell Martin of Indianapolis
was in Lynn Tuesday. . . . J. M. Browne
of Winchester was in Lynn Tuesday.
Isaac Hodgson spent Tuesday in
Indianapolis. .. .Jaunita Rash is much
improved after a several weeks illness
Harvey Pratt of Richmond was in I.vnn Tuesdav. . . . An lnsmc.trr frnm
Ihp flrA marfshal'a nfficp. Tnriianarw-ilia I
was in Lynn Tuesday inspecting some of our buildings. A report will be made soon. SPARTANSBURG, Ind. Miss Mildred Hough wa$ calling on Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Scott Thureday morning. ....Mrs. Laura Mann spent the latter part of last week and the first part of this week with her son, Earl Mann, and family of Richmond. . . .Rev. W. E. Hamilton of Lynn was calling on Rev. M. .R. Scott Thursday afternoon The M. E. church gave a social at their hurch Friday evening. The evening was spent in music, games and contests. After the entertainment a lunch consisting of sandwiches, pickles, baked beans, cocoa and coffee was served in the basement. A large crowd enjoyd the evening's entertainment. ....A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Teeters Monday morning. The little lad has been named Virgil Max. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Elman Polly and son
James of Glen Karn, Ohio, were entertained at dinner Sunday by Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods and litle daughter Wanda spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mort Ham
ilton of Lynn. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Parker and daughters, Mildred and Maxine spent Sunday with Mrs. Parker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Bowen, of this place.... Mr. and Mrs. Noral Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Chenoweth and small son Reginald, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shockney and son Albert of Union City were calling on Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Scott Sunday afternoon. . . . Mrs. Will Bowen was calling on Mrs. Iaura Mann Tuesday. .. .Miss Wilda Sweet and Miss Orlena Breedlove were entertained Sunday by Miss Marguerite Scott. . .Mrs. Hazel Williams and children, Denver and Byron, spent Saturday with Mrs. Williams' sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Murx Moody, and children of Lynn. . .Miss Dorothy Bortner spent Saturday with Misses Ruth
and Christiana Middleton. .. .Miss Virginia Scott spent Sunday with Miss Evea Breedlove. . .George Comer spent
Sunday with his brother, Frank Comer. Mr. and Mrs. George Bortner and children, Morris, Bobby and Dorothy,
Sunday until Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Sullivan and family
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Tuesday at their beautiful country , DlllOUS 1 OIKS
home. Fifty-five of their friends ana relatives were present to enjoy the day
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Eooster's sale Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Orie Huddleston entertained at 6
o'clock dinner Friday evening: Mrs. Earl House and two children of Rich
mond, Frank Huddleston and family
of Cambridge City; the occasion being in honor of their fifth wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Everett Spencer of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Holt and son of Greenfield, spent Sunday here with relatives Mr3. Mary Helms went to Indianapolis last week for a visit with relatives.. ..Mrs. Elbert Huddelston, Miss Edith Lawsnn rhimnnt Hiiddplstnn- Mrs.
John Champe and Mrs. W. H. Zeigler! Lease and
and children visited Mrs. Charles
Hoover at the Reid hospital Thursday. Julrs. Hoover is getting along nicely and will be able to come home the last of the week Mrs. G. E. Moore, Mrs. C. E. McKee and Miss Bell Garner were shopping in Richmond Friday.
ter, of Richmond, spent Tuesday evening here with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stanton and family. .Mrs. Effie Brooks spent Sunday at Economy, with her parents. .Mis. Hannah Bradbury still continues ill Mrs. Emma Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, visited "Mrs. Amanda Waltz, who is ill, at Richmond Sunday morning Dr. Neff is ill. . . . Several from here attended the trial of Mi s. Wilbur Shields Monday.
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