Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 143, 16 June 1922 — Page 10

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BAPTISTS HAVE SAME THEOLOGICAL OPINION, SAYUAYMAN HEAD ' - (By 'Associated Press) INDIAN APO LIS, IncL. June 16. No substantial theological differences of opinion exiata between Northern Baptist and Southern Baptists, F. W. Freeman of Denver, Colo., chairman of the Laymen's Councif of the Northern Baptist Convention, declared today before the fifteenth annual convention of that denomination. "There are far more points of agreement and accord between the two groups of Baptists than has recently been assumed to exist," Mr. Freeman stated in his report on the recent Columbia conference, at which representative Baptists of northern and southern groups, deliberated on denominational issues. : "The differences are In the realm of ecclesiology rather than theology, and from this point can be traced all things that differentiate between the two groups, so far as there can be said to be a basl3 of differentiation between them. i "The difference Is that, Jbroadly speaking, the southern group holds the stricter view as to the New Testament 'Church.' believing that in the New Testament terminology and teaching the word 'church' holds reference to a local particular body, meeting at a particular time and place, organized around the ordinances, as indicated in the New Testament and rejecting the idea of a universal, invisible and spiritual church, in which all believers are members at this time. They believe that a -universal and spiritual church, which will include in its members all . believers of all ages and all communions, is an institution in the making, and can only find it3 completion after Judgment and not before. Northern Baptists have been less particular In their view on thi3 matter, and, in general the idea of a present general or universal church has a more common acceptance." Suburban NEW PARIS, Ohio. The elderly ladies of the Bible class of the Saint Paul's Methodist Episcopal church had charge of the program at the evening worship on Sunday, June 11. . ..The eighty-seventh birthday anniversary of Mrs. Sarah K. Alexander was celebrated Sunday with a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kessler. The anniversary fell on June 9 and though having passed close to nine decades of life, Mrs. Alexander enjoyed the event more than her guests. Basket dinner was observed and an enjoyable day spent The guests were- Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander, Ada; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Alexander and family, Mr.- and Mrs. Eular Daugherty and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Coblentz and Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kessler and family. ....Mrs. Jennie Kessler is spending this week at Campbellstown, with her daughter, Mrs. James Sullivan and family T. J. Caney, Xenia, visited New Paris relatives and friends, Monday Mrs. O. B. King, Pittsburgh, Pa., is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Reid. Dr. C. H. Harris attended the reunion of old) Starling Medical college students of his graduating class of 32 years ago, held at Columbus, at the Chittenden hotel last Thursday. The affair was ntost enjoyable, some of the class members having never met since their graduation Rev. J. E. Harris and family and E. H. Young spent Monday in Dayton, In attendance at the June meeting of Dayton Presbytery of which New Paris church is a member Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Booher ppent Sunday at Lotus, Ind., with Mr. and Mrs. John Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Melody, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Penland, motored to Newcastle, Ind., Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis.... Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Murphy and Mrs. H. E. Wiley spent Monday and Tuesday In Dayton.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. J. I Westfall spent several days the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Noah Siler at West Manchester..... Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hill and daughter Miss Gladys, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Welfer and son at Oshorn, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Welfer and Miss Gladys visited the Cincinnati Zoo Sunday..... Mr. and Mrs. George Leham and daughter Marjorie . were Sunday guests of George Larrison at Dayton. J. A. Day made a business trip to Indianapolis Friday Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Pierson and family spent Sunday at Eaton with relatives Children's Day at the Presbyterian church was beautifully observed at the regular worship hour Sunday morning. The exercises consisted of readings,- recitations, vocal and or chestral music, a playlet, and the pretty feature of infant baptism on five babes. The church was decorated in summer flowers and green and white paper ribbons. An offering of J29.00 was given for establishing Sunday, schools in United 1 States..... John Sawyer, Jr., who 13 in California, will arrive home July 1 for a visit with hia mother, Mrs. Hannah Sawyer and sister. Miss Helen.. .Mrs. Josephine Beck and son Joseph and wife, Eldorado, Ohio spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bennett Mrs. G. W. Richards spent Wednesday at Hollansburg, Ohio with her mother and sister.. .. .G. C. Fortney was removed home Wednesday after undergoing an operation Monday, at Richmond for removal of tonsils.... . I. D. Bennet returned Tuesday to Cambridge City, Ind., after a few days' visit with his daughter, Mrs. Lon Calkins Miss Mary Clingenpeel is in attendance this week at the Ohio State Sunday School convention at Canton... .Mrs. Trecinda Thompson entertained Friday Mrs. Candler and Mtss Nora Holthouse of Richmond, also Mrs. George Ellis. Mrs. Elizabeth Runyon of Richmond is spending two weeks with Mrs. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brinker and family of Richmond were callers Sunday afternoon. .Mrs. Jennie Wrenn and Miss Grace Darnell of Richmond spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Arnold.... The Presbyterian Thimble club met Friday afternoon. About 70 i guests were present. Red Rambler .roses were used to decorate the par.'lora of the church. A short program was given. Ice cream, cake and coffee were served by the hostesses Mrs. J. O. McPherson, Mrs. C. F. Scott, Mrs. A. J. Murray, Mrs. Cora McWhinney and Mrs. Ethmer Reid Sth Slauderbeck was called to Lewisburg Tuesday by the critical illness of his mother. He Is an employ of the France Quarry.... The Christian Social Circle i

will be entertained in the chirch par lors Wednesdays Juno 21, by Mrs. Edwin Middaugh. Mj -a. L. C. Ashman, Mrs. E. LvJtelnheimBr; Mrs. Or la Harris. . . . Miss Ollle Brra.ru lenburg entertained Sunday at the aia3ie of William Beatty, north of Neiw Paris, the following guests: Mr. aitd Mrs. Edward Bran denburg, Mr. and--Mrs. Roy Branden burg, Mr. and Mirs. Clayton Houk of Arcanum, Mr. anil Mrs. Sylvan Bran denburg and daughter Ellen Rose and son Kenneth Ta;flr Rose of Otterbein, and Xk c. Smith ol Wiley's station. , .. Mr. and Mrs. Prty Potts and son of Lee s Creek vlsWad, a few days this week with Mr. arillMrs. James Kuth. . ...H. C. Wolford of.. Southland, Ark., spent a few days the latter part of the week in Richmond and New Paris, be ing called here liy the death of his sister, Mrs. Grace Brandenburg. . . .W. E. Jones spent the week end in Covington with his mother and brothers.... M. N. Surface is i In attendance this week at the Ohio d ate encampment of Q a- R. veterans I. eld at Bucyrus.... Mr. and Mrs. O. ItC Mikesell and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. iE. C. Mikesell and family motored to Celina Sunday and are spending the "isveek enjoying the fishing at the roservolr Mr. and Mrs. J. A. White ap? spending a week at bima wiin tneir isnn Jt oster and fam ily Mrs. F. G. JJumett and children of Bellefontaine art guests of Mrs. Burnett's parents, JMr. and Mrs. Joseph White, Sr Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ben son and Mr. and Mlrs-JBrnest Davis and son spent Sunday) atrtCambridge City, Ind., with friends.j ; BENTONVTLLT Ind, The W. C. B. C. met with Mrs., Russell Lambertson Wednesday afternoon Mrs George Sherwood has been ill Roy Hazelrig is sufferingfroiJi.a dislocated knee. ..Nolda Irvin ofl Muncie, spent the week end with "Ma. and Mrs. William Sheets. ...Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carver, of "ConnersvilH , called on Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ManHve Wednesday afternoon.. .. .V. D. iphance was a business caller in Ccimersville Wednes day Mr. and M-Ss. Russell Xambertson were guests ctl' Raymond Clarke Sunday afternoon.. ...Mr. and Mrs. Adam Miller attended the twin reunion at Newcastle, Sunday... . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wu Kee and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miller ami daughters, Ethel and Violet, motoned to Indianapolis Sunday. ... ! y'vJ---DUNLAPSVILL B, Ind. MissesNelle Darter and Alpha McCashland of near Hickory Grove epe nt Tuesday .as the guests of Miss LiKale Morgan , at Val ley Farm, the country home of her "parents, Mr. and Mrs. '.TClden Morgan, east of town Ralph Beck, son of Mr. and Mrs. R L. Beck, near here, and Miss Gladys Bentley wem married Thursday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Joseph Bentley, in Connersville. Rev. Taylor oJ Glenwood officiated... ..M3sa Ruth Brookbank returned home to Hillcrest Farm, the country home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Brooikbank, Monday to spend her summer vacation from Miami university. . .? .Children's Day exercises will be held here at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening, June 18. A good program is being prepared. . . . .The Liberty Township Federation will hold its next meting here on thei beautiful lawn at Rose Corner farm,, the pretty home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M; Talbott. . . .-Samuel Corrington and Miss Anna Jinrmerle of Corrinaton Heights spent Tuesday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tilden Morgan at Valley Farm, east of town Mrs. J. L. ?Rigor and Mrs. N. H. Leede were In Qrtakertown Wednesday Mrs. Mabel Dar ter and daughters Nelle and CMinne of Locust Row Farm took supper with Mr. and Mrs George Crist Thursday. EBSHOPuN; Ind. Mr. and Mrs.; John Hartman and sons entertained a dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. JHockett, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartmatn. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartman, Mr. ard Mrs. Edward Routson and children Mar garet and Charles, and Mr. and Mrs Howard Hartman,. .....Mr. arid Mrs. Thomas Lemmons and children nad as guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. , Harry Mccieaser, Mr. and Mrs. House, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lambertson, all of Connersville Mr. and M3. Louis Eeeson entertained at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Stegall, Mcs. Asher Wooly. Mr. and Mrs., Earl Beeson, SUPER SIZE CORD .75 Other Sizea Equally i As Low l : W Usual Price, 30x3. $18.00 We allow cash discount ,....$2.25 ,?;;'j Wa allow for an old tire, any make, any size, no matter how badly worn 5.00 7.25 NET CAMPAIGN PRICE RICHMOND ......$10.75 Branch Store In With Piehl Auto Electric 1024 Main St. "This Is a direct factory branch store owned and operated by Th8 Parker Tire & Rubber Co. Manufacturers FACTORY - INDIANAPOLIS

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Isenhour and children and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Sitloh spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vesper Richardson and family... Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beeson, Miss Emelino Wagner, Miss Bernice Beeson. Glenn Helnbaugh and Howard Beeson spent Sunday in Connersville. ....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman had as their guests Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mrs. Frank Glass. Mr. and Mrs. Giles WUJams and son, Richard, Mrs. Frances Glass, Miss Laura Hunt Mrs. Mary Wickersham of Webster, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Paddock and son Henry, this week..... Mr. and Mrs. Edward Routson and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beeson and children, Wednesday evening Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain called on Miss Elsie Foley Saturday afternoon..... Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman and sons called on Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartman, at Richmond Miss Margaret Crowe and Norman Beeson, of Webster, attended the concert given at the First Baptist church Friday night..... Mrs. Charles Sitloh and children spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Mark Meek. Children's Day services will be held at the First Baptist church Sunday, June 25 Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beeson and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartman Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nlewoehner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heinbaugn and daughter, Gladys... Mrs. R. O. Pickett is ill..... Mrs. Mar tha Seaney of Richmond, spent Sunday with Mrs. Earl Beeson and son, Bobby Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Paddock called on Mr. and Mrs. George Holmes nnd daughter Bessie, Sunday Mrs Mary Sitloh and Clarence Sitloh spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles

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Sitloh and children.... .Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cain and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Druley and children called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman Thursday evening Morris Sitloh spent Saturday night with Glenn Meek Miss Erneline Wagner Bpent the week end with Bernice Beeson.... Paul and Walter Chamberlain oalled on Robert, Harold and Russell Hartman .Tuesday afternoon. CONNERSVILLE FAIR TO RUN ON BUDGET CONNERSVILLE, Ind., June 16. A budget system: la caring for free fair expenditures was adopted at the meeting of the lair association Wednesday. The date for the fair was set at August 22 to 25. Connersville township, previously excluded from competing with other townships' on account of its superior wealth, will be allowed to enter a booth in the township exhibits this year. Ushers will be provided for handling the crowds this year, It was announced and a reserved seat section may be established. The band stand at the auditorium will be moved' to a position north of the starters' stand and the stago for vaudeville acts will be placed at the south end of the auditorium, where it will not interfere with sight of the race track. The principle of the vacuum cleaner Is being applied to unload coal, handle grain and other products in largo quantities.

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