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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND.. FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1922.
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LIBERTY RESIDENTS EIIJOY GOOD TIME: CONTESTS ARE HELD
County Churches
(Special to the Palladium) LIBERTY, Ind., -Nor. 24. A riotous entertainment; culminating in an old-
fashioned quadrille, given on the stage
by four couplc3, was the outcome of an old fiddlers' contest held In the Auditorium Thursday evening. James Dickey was awarded first place as old fiddler, George Lennard, second and
James RJles, a negro, third. "Turkey In the Straw,' "Arkansaw Traveller" and a dozen other old tunes, were played for the edification of the audience as the half dozen contestants engaged in their friendly rivalry. - The entertainment, which was managed by L. N. Lawson, opened with a concert by all- the contestants, after which special numbers were given by different performers. Imitations of bagpipes, whistling birds, and various farm sounds, were given by Clint Smith with a fiddle, James Riles, colored, and 95 years old, was one of the fa
vorites among the fiddlers. Clint Hollingsworth's bone rattling also met
witn approval. Pie Eaters Compete Another feature of the evenlnz was
a pie eating contest In which nine boys of eight to 10 years took Dart.
A howl of delight arose from the audience when one youngster, a redheaded,' freckle-faced youngster, who was a strong contender for first place, met with tragedy when nearly through
as nis piece or blueberry Die sliDDefl
from the table to the floor, putting
nun out. or tne contest.
Miss Lillian Beck, young daughter of Fred Beck, was chosen premier girl violinist Miss Ruth Essex was an
other contestant, and. with the oian
1st, Mrs. Claude Hudelson, furnished the music for the quadrille which
enaeu tne entertainment. For thin
feature, Guy Farr called the figures
while he danced, the other dancers be
ing Mrs. Laura Lathrop, Mr. and Ml. Ambrose Perkins. John Perkins. Mrs
Will Stewart, and Mr. and Mrs. Allie
uavis. t
Suburban
WEST RIVER, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
N. Samuel Lamar and daughter, Rhoda EliTabeth. of Cambridge City, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. Mylee Lamar Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Beeson and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Beeson end daughter Norma.. . . .Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Wood and daughter Lois, Miss
Bertha McCallister and Truby Hol-
comb were guests of Mr. and Mrs
Jack Holcomb and daughter. Miss
Freedith Arthur Davidson transacted business In Connersville Thurs-
i day, and also visited his father...
Myles Lamar Is 111.... Miss Ruth Pit
man entertained Frank HayB Sunday
evening Mrs. John Smith, who has
been In a critical condition, is not im,
proving A surprise was given Wed
nesday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Lumpkin in honor of Margaret and Oeorge Clanpet, who are soon to move away. Those present were Ralph -Waltz, MJss Laura Cummins. Jesse Weaver, Margaret
and George Clanpet, Paul and Mary Ann Lumpklns. Miss Ma'ry Ann Lumpkins acted as hostess. Light refreshments we served.. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidson and son Omar entertained Sunday the following guests: Emniett Pollitt of "Glenwood, Clark Pollltt of Everton, Jennie, Paul and Frank Pollitt. of Plymouth, Ruth and Ada Pitman and Harry Ullery, of Hagerstown.. .'. .Donald Bales , called on Miss Laura Cummings Sunday even- . ing and they attended meeting at
Franklin.. .Mose Wood spent the weeld
i end at Hagerstown Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lamar and family have moved to Five Points. Job Dennis was In "Richmond Monday.. .Mrs. ZeJma Benion and children, Clarice and Charles, pent Saturday with Mrs. Audra PatIrson and children, of Modoc. ..Mrs.
Jnnia Beckerdite and Miss Cora
"Vood, were in Losantville Monday. . . - .Mr. and Mrs. Nelson F. Weaver and
an, Jesse, spent Sunday with Alfred fedro, of near Modoc.. . : .Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth McCollumn and son Frank, ct Losantville. ' spent Sunday with
thtir daughter, Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Lfiapkins and children Mr. and
Mb. Frank Hanson and Miss Florence
Lean entertained Sunday the follow-
in; guests: Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Chester M. E. church Victor B. Stoner. pastor. Sunday school 9:45. Morning worship, evangelistic sermon by the pastor 10:45.- Any further announcement will be made Sunday morning. Webster M. E. church Victor B. Stoner, pastor. Sunday school 9:30. Sunday school convention of Webster township Sunday afternoon at 2:39. Preaching, evening service- 7:00. Let everyone come. Micfdleboro M. E. church L. F. Ul-
mer, pastor. Sunday scnool, 9 -30 a. m., Clyde Thomas, superintendent No other service on account of revival at Whitewater.
.Whitewater M. E. church L. F.
Ulmer, pantor. Sunday school. 9:30 a.
m. Revival services under direction
or Evangelist C. B. Fueit of Ashland
Ky., will be held at 10:30 a. m. and
2:80 and 7:30 p. m.. with a basket
dinner in the church basement at
noon. Rev. Fagit will preach each
nignt at 7:30. All are invited to
help push the battle.
Whitewater Christian church All
tha usual 5ervices. Rehearsal at 2: SO
p. m. for the play. "In Sunday School
Land." Stereorxtican lecture by the
pastor, 7:30 p. m. A feature wjill be
another Illustrated hymn. All are invited. E. Rudicel. pastor.
Fountain City Christian church An
nual home-coming day, an all day event Sunday school attendance last
Sunday was 115. E. Rudicel, pastor.
Dublin M. E. church Sunday school
at 9.15 a. m. Preaching at 7 d. m. No
preaching Sunday morning on accojmt
of Quarterly meeting at Straughns,
Dr. Light will preach at 10:30 a. m.,
followed by communion and quarterly
business meeting. Members of Dublin
church are asked to go to Straughns after Sunday school. A. A. Turner,
pastor.
Arba Friends church A community
revival begins here Sunday and the
Lord willing, will continue for three weeks. Meeting Sundays at 10:45 and 7 o' clock, and every night through tbe week at 7 o'clock. Sunday, su! lects "Arba's Greatest Need," 10:45
a. m.; "The A B C of the Gospel,"
p. m. A good stirring message every night. We have had much experience
in evangelistic work, having conducted more than 100 meetings in more than
a dozen states. Below are some of
th subjects we discuss: "A Pure
Heart," "Better Days." "The God of
Elijah," "A Voice from Eternltv,
"That Little Pet Dog." "What Wilt Thou Say?" "Where Art Thou?" "How
Shall We Escape?" "How Much Do You Weigh?" "The Out-stretched
Hand." "Paul Before Felix," and "Ex
cuseaj." Let everybody in easy reach
of Afba plan to attena inese services,
Good inspiring singing. Sunday school
at 9:30 a. m. Come. D. W. Why
brew.
Chamness and children. Luther, Mar
garet and Charles, and Oscar Brown
..Miss Ireta Howell, of near Hagers
town, spent Sunday with Miss Eliza
beth Kuhn.....Mr: and Mrs. Clarence
Dennis and daughter Dorothy, of Lo
santville. were guests Sunday of Mr,
and Mrs. Frank King and daughter,
Miss Mae... Mrs. N. B. Driscoll spent
last week visiting relatives in M un
cle Mrs. John Patterson and chil
dren, of Modoc, and Mrs. E. G. Ben
son and children, Clarice and Charles,
were- shopping in "Farmland .Monday.
.... Mr. ad Mrs. Bruce Davidson ancM
children spent Sunday with Mrs. S
Oanaday and son William Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Pitman of Richmond, vis
ited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Clampet and family Mr. and Mrs,
Walter Beeson and daughter Norma
were in Muncie Friday John
Lumpklns and daughter, Mary Ann,
attended meeting at Salem Sunday..
Gerald Beeson visited Miss Lolfl
Root Sunday evening Arthur Dav
Inson and Emmett Pollitt called on
Ashberry Wood Sunday Mrs. Har
old Thornburg and son, Robert Eu
gene, who has been staying with her
mother. Mrs. Will Rollins, will return
to her home Wednesday.. .Mrs. Zeldia LumDkin was in Losantville Satur
day Miss Acil Clevenger is ill.
..Dick Wood called on Melvin Wood
Sunday morning.
GREEN'S FORK, Ind. Mr. and Mrs,
Virgil P. Brock came home Monday.
. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Morton Williams and son JoseDh sDent Sundav in Richmond
....Wor4. received here thatH. H. Hi-1
att reached orianao, na. jnanes Ferrell was In town Monday Herlan Wilson of Sugar Grove returned
tvOMEN CAN MAKE
GOOD AFTER FORTY SAYS ONE WHO HAS
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M. S. Markle Of Earlham
To Tclk At Indianapolis M, e XTiritl of Earlham college.
will be one of the speakers at the
thirty-eighth annual meeting or we Indiana Academy of Science, to be held at the Hotel Lincoln In Indianapolis, Thursday and Friday. Dec. 7 and 8. Prominent educators and teachers from a number of colleges and universities will speak at the meeting.
Frank M. Andrews, of Bloomington, is president of tha organization.
spent In quilting. A co-operative dinner was served at noon.... A. R. Feemster spent Wednesday In Rich-
left Wednesday for Wisconsin, where ouuamgs will all soon h completed
she will spend the winter witn ner
oakei...mis9
prise and handkerchief ehower in hon- J
or of her birthday at the home of her daughter, Mrs.' Raymond Gardner, on Wednesday evening. A delightful evening was spent in games. A Cooperative lunch was served.' BANNA'S CREEK. InL Lloyd Harmeyer and family attended the funeral of their uncle; Henry Greenough. last Friday at Union City. Mr. Oreenough was well known in this looality, having formerly resided her....Thank8givinr evening. Thursday, Nov. 30, a program of talks, songs and readings will be given at the Hanna's Creek Church.... Several fcra ilan&tlnv thalr
work In assisting m building the gar-
..Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greggerson's little son, Richard, has been ill for a few days Miss Mildred Little enter tained Miss Florence Finch cf Lotus the week-end John McRIUip and family, Joseph Witter and family, Bert Williamson and family spent Sunday with Miss Gene Clark.. .,B. F. Pottenger and daughters, Grace and Helen, entertained at dinner Sunday Mf. and Mrs. Toney Sterer, and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Miller of Richmond. .The Ladies' Aid of tbe Hanna's Creek church will elve a market next Saturday, Nov. 25, beginning at 9 o'clock at Ryan's grocery in Liberty. Chicken, pies, cake, country butter will be sold.... Mr. and Mrs. George Le&nard and daughters, Misses Fay and Goldle. entertained at
dinner Sunday, ottls Smalley and
family, Mr. and Mrs. George Davis,
all of College Corner, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Coddlngtoa and daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Marf Smalley, Mrs. Daisy
Corfman and children, all of-Liberty locality, Mrs. Mary Smalley remained to visit with the Leanard family for several days Harry Oreggerson transacted business in Richmond Monday Fletcher Highley spent last week visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lee Brattain of near Lotus Kenneth Davis has moved to the tenant bouse of Charles Pritchard and will assist in farm wot k .... Beanie Eorrodaile and family will move to the tenant house on the farm he recently purchased untile the residence occupied by George Leanard and family is vacated..'
Jane Gray Stokes. Where Is the mistaken person who said the man ot womn its business is on the declu after f"rtyT Mr. Jane Gray Stok j rises to remark that r 9 nakes'no difference, and Mrs. Stokes ought to know, for she is onr oi the most successful business women in New York state She made th first soft toys for children nd she oevcr made a toy In her lif ano never sold one antil after she wat forty.
home Tuesday from the hospital at
Fort Wayne.. i.. Mrs. Sue Ellis Reese entertained to dinner Sunday Mrs.
May Brothers Mrs. L. S. Brooks' was guests of Effle Brooks Tuesday; night Jim Ullery and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Replogle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ullery Mr. and Mrs. Robert McNeil and daughters spent Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Bond.
. .Air. ana Mrs. Paul Brooks spent
Sunday In Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hatfield entertained Mk and Mrs. Clarence Wise and family of Connersville, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gilbert and
daughter of Richmond Mrs. Theodosla Deeter spent the week end at
home Mr. and Mrs. Rice Miller, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hatfield motored to Winchester, Lyrm and Richmond, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Voyle Martindale of Combridge City was here
Sunday James Dimmitt and son
Kenneth spent Sunday with his sons
Roy and Floyd and their families.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Isaac have returned to their home in Connersville after a vis
it with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J
Isaac.... The Dorcas Aid society held an all-day meeting with Mrs. John
Sloniker Wednesday. Twenty-five per
eons were present The day was
mother. Mrs. Laura
Alice Bradbury is ill at her home on
Front street.... Mrs. J. E. Btooks entertained the Presbyterian Guild n! Wednesday afternoon at her home onj
Fourth street.... Mrs. Roy Jones, aubo Nellie Jackson and Mrs. Lucy Conroy SDent Wednesday in Knightstown. . . .
Mrs. Dora Boaker has returned to Dublin after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Hoover..... Mr. and Mrs. Max Feemster, who have spent -aeveial weeks with his father, A. R. Feemster. and family, have gone to Springfield, Ohio Rev. and Mrs. Hogan, of Portland, have been visiting his brother, Rev. A. F. Hogan, and wife for a few days Mrs. Glen Butt has
returned to her home in Steubenville, Ohio, after a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Morris, and fam
ily The operetta given by the hign
school Glee. club in Hurst theatre on
Tuesday evening was attended by aj packed house, and was the best of ita kind ever given here.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gilmore, of Muncie. spent Tuesday night with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Van Buskirk, and attended the high school operetta Henry Cos-
grove, Joe Kangany and Earl Knarzar have returned to Indianapolis after a
few days' visit with relatives and friends here Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wilson have returned from a visit with relatives in Connersville Forty
members of the Baptist church gave Mrs. George Morton a delightful sur-
Oats now ready before coffee There is now an Instant Quaker Oats which cooks to perfection in 3 to 5 minutes. - It is ttie-quickest cooking oats in the world. The same extra quality as in regular Quaker Oats. Flaked from queen grains only just the rich, plump, flavory oats. "They have the same exquisite flavor which won the world to Quaker. But in Instant Quaker the oats are cut before flaking. They are rolleu very thin and partly cooked. So the flakes are smaller and thinner that is alL And the small thin flakes cook quickly. Grocers have both styles take your choice. The Instant style ha "Instant" on the label. Instant Quaker Oats Cook in 3 to 5 minotea
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