Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 283, 28 November 1922 — Page 4

THE HICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, NOV.. 28,-1922.

PAGE FOUE team at community hall Wednesday Wednesday afternoon in Mary's Hard ing last Wednesday with Lagolda Colburn. LABOR HEAD GOVERNOR'S SECRETART j evening. Jdx. ana jars. Arurur ueese ware store. They had an all day meetoci: spent Btmday with relativea at Green's Fork Mr. "Virgil Ontlend of Culver 1a viaifhir Mlas Mand Drischel Mrs. George Baboock and Mrs. Carl Boyd spent jmaay ra jauncie.

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"WBey Glass of Chicago, rwill come

Thursday to be the . guest over the; week-end of his mother, Mrs. Frank'

Glass, of East Main street.

Sir. and Mrs. Francis Glass, of Chi

cago, will spena xnanraping oay here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom

Williams and Mrs, xranK uiass. .-.

Visa Martha Jane Prescott, of Berk

eley. Califs Is the guest of Mr. and

Mrs. Harrle Rnssel . Dilks, of South Thirteenth street. -

Mrs. Margaretta Cochran, of Hamil

ton. Ohio. Is visiting her Bister, Mrs.

Anna McClelland, of North Twelfth

street.

Mrs. James Mitchell and -Mrs. Wal

ter Hawekotte have returned mnn

Lafayette where they visited Mrs. Hawekotte' a son, Robert, -who is a stu

dent at Purdue.

Miss Mary Huber left Monday for

Connersville where she will attend th

wedding of Miss Isabelle Gerling am

Lawrence Ley. of Indianapolis, which

will take place at 8 o'clock Wednesday

morning at the Church of St. Gabriel.

Albert Peterson, of the Billy Sunday

party, was the dinner gueet Monaay fivftnlnx of the Rev. and Mrs. E. L.

Gates.

Mrand Mrs. W. H. Nleman fcave re-

sturoed to their home In Columbus,

Oillo, -after spending the week-end witn

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Msuanotr, oi

North. Tenth street.

Mrs. Carl CNelL Mrs. Bess Haisley,

31 rs. Jennie Plook, and Miss Josephine TSorton, of Centervflle, were here Mon-

day to attend the Farrar recital.

Mrs. M. J. Meagan and Miss Mary

rMeaean will leave Tuesday for Detroit,

Mich, where they wJ'l he Jie guests oi

Dr. and Mrs. J, W. Kemper.

Arnold Eadler was the guest of hon

or at a birthday party given Batur-

dav afternoon at his home. Games

were clayed during the afternon after

which refreshments were served. A

rcolor scheme of pink and white was

carried out. A birthday cake . orn al

imented the table. Those present were

Arnold Eadler, Kenya Keith, Harold fCampbell, James Roabs, Alvin Meek,

rWilbur Meek. Esther street.- suidred

Keith. Ruth Haworth, Margaret Ha-

'worth,' Katherine Haworth, and Imo

gen e Tart

i Mr, and Mrs.r J. Henry Fulle, of

Glen MlllrsPark. were given a sur

prise p; y in honor of their fifth wed

Cing anniversary ssunuay evening, xne

supper table held a large bouquet or white chrysanthemums. Covers were

laid for Mr. and Mrs. August Blomyer, Mr. and Mrs. .Wilbur Fulle, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Bourne, and daughter, Hazel May, and Mrs.. Leo Stigleman, John Placke, and Colin Fulle. The Semper Phi Delas club met with Mrs. Bonnie Schaefer at her home on Richmond avenue Monday evening. iGuests were Miss Marguerite Jenkins, Miss .' Esther Hamilton, Miss Gladys Borradalle, Miss Goldie Van Tress, Miss Edith Hinshaw, Mrs. Mont Bradway and Mrs. Bernlce Lienemann. The members present included: Miss Lucile Shurley, Miss Dorothy Shurley,

Mrs. - Mildred Mason, Mrs. Bonnie

Schaefer, Miss Blanche Charman,

Mrs. Hazel Stigleman, Miss Hollings-

, worth, Miss Mary Way, Miss Marie

Schutte, Miss Anna Bostlck, Miss Susanna Kitchell, Miss Opal Skinner, :Miss ! Louise' Study, and Miss Fern

; Homan. The next regular meeting

will he held at the home of Miss Glen-

na Krome, on East Main street. I Another Community night will be i held at the Union Mission, North 1 Twelfth street, Wednesday evening, )Nov. 27, at 7:30 o'clock. Community Wincing will be directed by Ora Ste-

':eall. There will be instrumental mu-

, sic and later Community games un

i'der the direction of P. H. Slocum.

V Everyone is welcome.

Tickets for the picture "To Have ; and To Hold," which comes to the

Washington theatre Dec. 17, will be I on sale with members of the D. A. R.

t commencing Wednesday. Proceeds

from the sale of tickets by the D. A i R., will be used in furthering its pat-

- riotia undertakings. The chapter receives no benefit from tickets sold at theatre and everyone expecting to go is asked to buy their tickets before- ; hand of some D. A. R. member. There will be no special rate for children but

any child selling 10 tickets will be : given one free. Shannon D. Neil, Miss

. 'Flora Broaddns and Miss Anna Brad

bury will have tickets for distribution

at the high school.

Mr., and Mrs. L. H. Jones will hold open house at their home, Hawthorn

Farm, at Centerville, Thanksgiving

day, from 2 to 5 o'clock in the after

noon and from 7 to 10 in the evening.

; Tha Omlcron Pi Sigma fraternity

: will give a dance at the I. O. O. F

rhall Friday evening for which Parker's

iPopular Players, of Columbus, Ohio,

.'are to play the order of dances

large number of persons are expected

to attend, among them many eoUege students who wGl be home ever

Thanksgiving. The Richmond Country dub members will be entertained with a masquerade dance Friday evening, Dec. 1.

which the November social comraSttee

is giving. The Winchester six-piece

orchestra will play the program of

dances. A number of features are planned and refreshments will be

served Everyone is asked to mask.

The Palais Gardens orchestra la to play here Tuesday evening for a-Aance

to be given at the Eagles' hall by Messrs . Gruenewald, Simmons and O'Brien. Several hundred Invitations

have been Issued for the affair. '

Donation week for the Margaret Smith home is here. Every housewife

when ordering her groceries this week

Is asked to order some canned goods

fruit, and vegetables sent to the home

as her bit toward the donation week. The Cosmopolitan club will be en

tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Albert Kittle at her home, 22

North Twenty-first street

The Trl folium society will meet on

Tuesday evening with Miss Gertrude

Bartel, South Sixteenth street

The Orals Melas club meets with

Miss Virginia Livingstone, North Eleventh street Tuesday evening.

-The Happy Hour club is holding Its

Thanksgiving dance Tuesday evening

at the I. O. O. F. hall. The Evan;

Smith orchestra will play.

A cafeteria supper is being served

from 5 to 8 o'clock at St Mary's Community house. North Seventh and A streets, Tuesday evening. Everyone la invited.

The Hibberd Parent-Teacher association is holding an evening meeting Tuesday at the school. Perry Wilson, boys' secretary of the T. M; C. A la to be the chief speaker. A candy and

popcorn sale will be held in connec-4

tlon with the meeting. A special ln-J vitalion la extended to-the men te at J

tend. :. "

The Fall-view Women's Comma nfty

club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Sevastopol school.

All women of Falrview are Invited.

Lunch will be 10 cents.

The Ladies' society of the B. of L.

F. and K. will hold a market at Qulg-

ley's drug store, 727 Main street, Wednesday, commencing at 10:30

o'clock in the morning. Everything

In home-cooking will be on sale.

Calanthe Circle, Pythian Sisters,

will meet with Mrs. John Cully at her

home, 337 South Eighth street Fri

day afternoon. All Bisters are cor

dially invited.

The B. B. B. Thimble club will be entertained by Mrs. Clyde Gardner,

16 North Nineteenth street Wednes

day afternoon. .

A public card party will he held at

Vaughan hall Wednesday evening.

Euchre and sheebhead will be played.

The public is invited. The playing

will commence at 8:15 o'clock.

Benjamin Ball, leaves Friday for

Ada, Ohio, where he . will spend Thanksgiving holidays with relatives.

He will return Monday.

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'Abeve, GverRor-eteet aA Hra. v Georr W. P. Hunt. Eelw,H.S. KcChtshey. George W. P. Hunt, former D. S, mknstsT -to Sim aad just re-elected governor mi Arizona for a foarth term, declares that he win fight any attempt of the corporations to control state government and will see that labor gets a square deal. Hcnt has named H. S. Mcduskey, president of the state federation of labor and editor of the Labor Journal, his private secretary, i

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STRAUGHN, - Ind. Dr. SomervUle

Light from Richmond held the third

Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church

Sunday morning..... Mirle Willis and Lawrence Benjamin wil go to Detroit

the latter part of the week to go to

work..... Ruby Henley is home again

from visiting her husband in Pikeville.

...William Ferguson and Carl Willis

motored to Elwood Friday night, spent

the night and went on to Purdae Sat

urday to the Purdue-Indiana game....

Mrs. El ma Cook visited her son m Newcastle over the week end.. . . .The

second number of the lecture course. Dr. Cady, was Thursday night He

Is a scienflflo lecturer and was liked very much,. .Ruth May visitad her par

ents over Sunday Miss Williams sent

the week-end at her home in Murfcie..-

Hazel Palin and Lugoldie Coltnrn shop ped In Newcastle Saturday... Professor

and Mrs. Overman visited friends et

Thorntown the last of the week... Ray Piersons entertained his brother Sam

Pierson and Gertrude Minear Sunday

Estel Ganker spent Sunday with Gen

evieve CoHmrn Margie Catey at

tended Friends quarterly meeting at Lewisville, Saturday.. ... .Warren Macy has bought the Charles Boyd farm near Hopewell and will move to it

in the spring: The 'Ladies of -the M. E. church will give a bazaar next

Friday Night club held Its meeting

Suburban

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Mrs.- Her

man Johnston sDent Saturdav in In

dianapolis. . . .Monday evening Rev. L.

J. Ehrhardt will open a revival meet

ing at Pleasant Hill church, to be held

every night for at least two weeks.,

The second number of the Lyceum

course under the auspices of the Moose

lodge will be the Chicago Lyceum

players in the Grand theatre Tuesday evening in the comedy drama "Sarah

Sidesteps" Mrs. Edwin Callaway

spent Saturday in Richmond with

friends.... Rev. E. J. Bulgin, the fa

mous evangelist wno neld six weeks

of successful meetings in the taber

nacle here one year ago, opened

three weeks' meeting in Portland, Ind

Sunday. A number from here are plan

ning to go to Portland to hear him dur

ing his campaign in that city.... The

710 Main. Phone 1830

CHIROPRACTORS

a. C. WILCOXEN, d. a C H. GROCE, D. C 1220 Main St Phone 1603

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with. Mr; and Mrai Harry Shiedler and

Lrwas a very Interesting meeting. Lee

Ault read a paper on "Formation vs. Reformation Mrs. Ed Morgan of Dublin read a paper on "Democracy

on Trial." The next meeting will be Dec 7 with Mr. and Mrs. M. IL Gaar

...Charles Young has been trans

ferred from the Oxford sanitarium to

the U. S. Military hospital at Dayton

for medical treatment.;.. Mrs. J. C. Dodson and daughters spent Saturday

in Richmond.... Carl Boyd of Chicago

spent the week-end with his wife and

son here.... The Cambridge City Bap

tist hoys' basketball team will play the

Newcastle Baptist boys' team at Com

munity hall in this city Thursday even

ing. Mr. and Mrs. George Butler

have returned to Indianapolis after a

visit with his mother, Mrs. Isaac Davis

.Miss Irene Kirkwood of Newcastle

was the week-end guest of Mr. and

Mrs. B. F. Miller.... Mrs. Jennie Dairy

returned Sunday from a visit of sev

eral weeks with her son, Charles Dairy

and family at Alliance, Ohio.... Mrs.

Paul Drischel has returned from a vis-

It with her aunt Mrs. Ed Murphy, at

Peru. . . .The Junior Christian Endeav

or society met at the home of their superintendent Mrs. A. R. Kelsey,

Saturday afternoon. Each child

brought a sack of cookies, and a box

was packed containing 19 dozen cook

ies and eent to the Christian orphan's

home at St Louis as a Thanksgiving

ofienng.....Mrs Anna Jacobs and Mrs

Ada Harnard are spending several

days in Lewisville, Ky., where Mrs

Jacob underwent an operation for the

removal of teeth. . . .Mr. and 'Mrs. E. O

Paul entertained to 6 o'clock dinner

Saturday evening. Mr; and Mrs. Char

les Porter of Hagerstown. and Mn and

Mrs. Ed Canfield of Richmonii....

Miss Geneive Kniese is visiting her aunt, Mrs. James Murphy, In Connersville The Brownsville basketball

team will play the local high school

American Beauty Electric Iron

, tm Easy Payment Plan $2 Down 50c Week

Item with comfort and ease with practically mo additional cost Crane Electric Co. 10-12 N. 5th St, Phone 1081

ALWAYS ASK US FOR (DABJUI&EW

Economy BAKlfliG POWOESt

ARBAUGH & SON 229 West Main

Useful Gifts For Him

Watch Chains Belt Buckles Scarf Pins Fountain Pens Pencils, etc.

We have a complete selection of all the useful gifts for the man. at reasonable prices. We know what men like and will be glad to help yon select the gift he will like.

Only 21 More Shopping Days f Before Christmas "EVERYBODY APPRECIATES JEWELRY-

Sectional Bookcases enable you to classify your library Yea can devuta om ernllij to poetry Soother to luitoiy. another to ahcrt stories, and ao ea until soar bbruy is d&csiiicd .. A new sets of boots era vosAneS. new aecriona can ba added to your bookcase at a few dollars each, la many horaea tha children tiave a section or a complete Globe-Wernicke Bookcasefor their books. Parents fin J this encourage the children, to hclplul reading habits. CloboWenucVe Sectional Boolccaaea are made in styles and finishes to has. Pinniio wuii a4 mlrrwr Uuaa. Soldbja

Weiss Furniture Store

505-513 Main St. '

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enber.

Fulghum's Victoria Store

Open Every Evening Until Christmas

1000 Main Street

Phone 2275

THE CHRISTMAS STORE

XMAS

I Equip Your Car with General Cords

i and forget tire troubles they go a

J long way to make friends. 1 HcCONAHA'S 418 Main St.

A White Rotary Sewing Machine I . would make a desirable gift for f

ivChrlstmae. I

LACEY'S !

New Location 14 S. 9th, Phone 1756 1

See Us for Velocipedes, Bunny and Kiddle. Auto Swings MEYERS & KEMPER 405 Main Street

FALL BULBS Tulips, all varieties, esch......2c Crocus, each ...........1c OMER G. WIIELAN 31-33 S. 6th St. Pbone-1679

Thanksgiving Sale

of Millinery

ATI this week we are offering extraordinary values in beautttul new Millinery. See out beautiful ehowtes of the new "Velvet and Metallic Bats in Henna, Canna, Cerise, Orange and other brilli- ' ant hues. The prices are extremely moderate.

Nolder's Millinery 89 North Eighth St

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WESTCOTT HOTEL Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner, $1.25

Celery

Cotuit Oyster Cocktail Salted Almonds

Olives

Consomme en tasse Cream of Asparagus an Crouton

Broiled White Fish Maitre d Hotel Jullene Potatoes

Choice of Stuffed Young "Vermont Turkey, Chestnut Dressing Cranberry Sauce Roast Leg of Lamb, Currant Jelly Prime Bibs of Beef aus Jus

Small Potatoes In Cream or . French Peas

Candled Sweets

Pineapple Fritters, Natural Sauce

Hearts of Lettuce, Hongoroes Dressing

Choice of Hot Mince Meat Pie Pumpkin Pie African Ice Cream and Cakes '

Mixed Cheese and Crackers

Coffee

Tea

Milk

Fresh Rolls and Butter

The Following Suggestions May Be of Some Help To You For the Home Rugs, $1.20 to $140 Blankets, $1.79 to $15 Curtains $1.50 to $15 Electric Sweepers j $52.50 to $65 Comforters, $2.39 to $20 Table Linens, 50c to $3.75. Napkins, 90c to $12 Bath Towels, 22J2C to $1 Electric Lamps $3.50 to $32.50 Electric Irons, $4.50 to $7.50 Fancy Trays, 69c to $ 1 Vacuum Bottles, $1.25 to $5 - Auto Robes, $6.50 to $12 Fancy Cushions, $1.25 to $5 Couch Covers, $2.25 to $12 For Father and Brother S2k Shirts. $5 to $7.50 Pajamas, $2 to $6.50 Bath Robes, $4 to $10 Sweaters, $2.75 to $6 Silk and Lisle- Hose, 40c to $2 Gloves, $2 to $5 Umbrellas, $1 to $20 Mufflers. $1.50 to $5 Smoking Jackets . Neckwear. 50c to $2 Handkerchiefs, 5c to $1 Cuff Links, 25c to 50c BiH Books, 75c to $5 Traveling Bags $2.25 to $32.50 Brief Cases. $2.50 to $5. For Mother and Sister Coats. $10.95 to $195 Suits. $13.95 to $500 Blouses. $1.93 to $25 Furs, $5 to $500 Silk Underwear, 75c to $8 Silk Hosiery, $1 to $5

Gloves, 50c to $6.50

Umbrellas, $1 to $20

Neckwear, 50c to $5 Purse. 50c to $27.50 Millinery. $1.50 to $18.50 Jewelry, 10c to $7.50 Corsets. 98c to $9 Kimonos, $3 to $20 Silk Petticoats, $1 to $8.50

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The Store Where You Have a Large Variety to Choose From The GEO. H. KNOLfcENBERG CO,

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