Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 292, 8 December 1922 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND, FRIDAY, DEC. 8,' 19!2.

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DELINQUENT PLEDGES TO COMMUNITY CHEST WILL BE COLLECTED Delinquent subscriptions to the Community chest will be collected by whatever method is chosen, by the budget committee of the Welfare league, of which Dr. I F. Ros3 is chairman, in order that all contributions be in before the beginning of the next campaign, it was decided at a meeting of the board of directors held Thursday afternoon in the bord of directors' room of fhe Second National bank.' There are now outstanding several hundred 'dollars in delinquent subscriptions; it was stated, and the directors decided to urn the matter over to the budget committee members to settle according to their own judgment. It is expected that plans soon will be formed for the next Community Chest campaign, which will be held earlier, and It is the desire of the board that all of these outstanding unpaid subscriptions,, due Dec. 1, shall be paid before the work for the next campaign starts. The annual election of officers for

the league effected a continuation of

this year's officers for the second term. The First National bank will be the league treasury for the year 1923, it was decided, according to an agreement among the banks here. Officers of the leacue at present In office and re-elected for the new year are: H. R. Robinson, president; Rufus Mi Allen first vico president Dr. George B. Hunt, second vice president, Mrs, Paul L. Ross secretary. Members of the board of directors are! Adam H. Bartel. Mrs, Paul Cornstock, Howard A. Dill, Bamuel Fred, E. M. Haas, A. J. Harwood, TL B. " Heun, John H.' Johnson, Horace M. Kramer, W. W. Relief, H It, Robinson, W. H. Romey, Dr. I F. Ross. Mrs. Paul Ii, Ross, Mrs. Lu F. Ross, ftufua Allen and Dr. Georga B. Hunt

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WEST RIVER, Ind. Mrs. Garaett Faul and children, Nina, William, Martha, John Bernlce, Benjamin, Jr., and George Thomas spent Thanksgiving flay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wiggins, of Losantvllle.. .Mrs. Ernest Anderson entertained at a comfort knotting the following persons: Mrs. Alex Abbott, Mrs. John C. Keever, Mrs. Clem Temple, Mrs. Byruni Macey, Mrs. Paul Lamar, Mrs. Carl Sullivan, and Mrs. Leverna Smith... ..Hicks Durbln is improving Mr. and Mrs. twiner Weaver, of Economy, wore guentn Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. ' Nelson F, Weaver and eon, Jesse Master Charles Benson spent Sunday the guest of Arthur Phelps The Sunday school convention was well attended here Sunday.. . .Miss Edna Anderson was the guest Sunday evening, of Miss Marie Healton.. .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitman and children, Ada and Lawerence, spent Thursday in Dublin. . .-John and James Short of New Paris, Ohio, were guests Thanksgiving day of Frances Healton.... Miss Dot Dennis of Losantvllle, spent Saturday with Miss Mae King Mrs. Bertha Rost is ill Several from a distance attended a meeting here Saturday and Sunday nights. They were from Bloomingport Farmland, Union City, New Paris, Ohio, Fountain City, Liberty, Winchester, Parker, Economy and Hegerstown. They came to hear the evangelist, Mrs. Hunter.. .Miss Edith Harter spent Sunday with Miss Doris

Pbelps.....Truby Holcomb and Miss Bertha McCalllster were shopping in Richmond Saturday night.... .Ernest Anderson called on Frank Hanson Monday. . .Mr. and Mrs. Roger Charles and son, Cecil, entertained Sunday, Mrs. M. J. Hunter, the colored evangelist, Mrs. Dickinson, the colored singer Rnd Miss Clarice Faye Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Ashberry Wood called on Mr. and Mrs. John Harty Monday .... Mr. and Mrs. Porter Deardorf and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Harter Tom Denni3 called on Ashberry Wood Wednesday. . . . .F. D. King called on R. H. Beckerdite Monday.. .Misses Idris and Daisy Wood and Paul Clevenger, of Parker, and Joe Tharp of Houston, Texas, called on Mr. and Mrs. Asberry Wood and daughter Cora, Thursday. ....Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lamb and family, of -near Modoc, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lon Lamb Miss Garnett V'ohres and her cousin, Thelma Vo'-.res from Muncie, and Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Hanson, of Mooreland, rpent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hanson and Miss Florence lxgan Mrs. Orval Gray and daughters, Bessie and Lucille, spent last week end at the home of her mothr, in Alexandria.. .. .Miss Pauline Conner of Losantville spent Monday nght with Miss Norvill NobletL John and Mary Short,, of New Paris, Ohio, attended church hero Tuesday night. ....Mrs. Mary Weaver entertained Sunday at dinner in honor of her son, Jesse, the following young people: Misses Florence Logan, Francis Healton and John Short, of New Faris, Ohio.... Ray Drlscoll and Clarice Benson attended meetin? here Tuesday night Mrs. M. J. Hunter and her singer Mrs. Dickinson who are conducting the revival here are being eutertained at the homo of Frank Hanson Miss Mary Catherine Beeson of Dalton, called on Miss Novilla Nobblett Sunday afternoon... . .Prayer

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meeting was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson. Among those present were N. B. Briscoll, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dye, Mrs. Frank Pierce and Mrs. Mary Williams..... John Petty of DeGraft, Ohio, is speeding a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Paul Lamar Miss C. F. Benson entertained Gerald Beeson Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Beckerdite attended Sunday school convention here Sunday.. . .The neighbors of this vicinity had a corn husking for Hicks Durbin last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Chamness and children, Luther, Margaret and Charles, and John Short and Francis Healton spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hanson and Florence Logan..... Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pitman, of Richmond, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pitman and family..... Arthur Davidson and son Omar were in an accident Saturday. They struck some fresh gravel and their machine turned over. The occupants were uninjured but the enr was badly damaged Mr. and Mrs. Perry Healton and children Frances, Grace. Marie, Bernice, Ruby, Curtis Emma Mae and Mr. and Mrs. Hack

Buckner and two children, and Paul Buckner, of Newcastle, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Nora Hadley. Mr. and Mrs. Job Dennis and Mr. and Mrs. Bransen Dennis and children spent Sunday with Mr. ad Mrs. W. A. Benson and daughter. Norma. BOSTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Alvey shopped in Richmond Monday Mr. and Mrs. Ridenour of Connersville were the Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hensley and family .'Roy Alvey motored to Richmond Monday evening and attended a basketball game. . .Howard Davis and Roy Alvey called on Ben Kulhman Monday afternoon Arthur Shelley and Alfred Kulhman called on Russell Davis Saturday morning.... Orville Davis and Roy Alvey called on Mrs. Frank Kulhman and daughter, Thelma Sunday afternoon... .Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Alvey and family motored to Liberty Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. William Alvey and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Al y and family Mr. and Mrs. Mait Starr entertained at their home Thanksgiving day with a turkey dinner. Covers were laid for about 25 guests... ..Mr. and Mrs. George Hensley and son, Ivan, motored to Kitchell and spent Sunday with Mrs. Henley's father, John Beard and sister, Miss Minerva Beard ....... Miss Freda McMurry was the guest of Miss Lilly Mae Harkleroad Saturday night.... Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Avannape and daughter, Ula Ann, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. James McMurry.... Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Alvey and family motored to Fountain City Thanksviging day and were the guests of Mrs. Alveys sister and brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pope and family.... Mr. and Mrs. Levi Parks were shopping in Richmond Saturday. .. .Edward Tingle motored to Eaton Sunday. .Orville Davis was a Richmond visitor Saturday night ......Mrs. Mary McMurry and sons, Isaac and Clarence, were the guests

of Mr. and Mrs. George Harkleroad

and family Sunday afternoon.... Roy Alvey was the guest of Lester Davis

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Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Kulhman delightfully entertained

Thanksgiving day with an elaborate

dinner in honor of their children.

Those for whom covers were laid

were: Mrs. Washington Ringley and

sons. Glen and Wilbur, Ms Mane

Kulhman Frank Kennedy, Howard Up

haus, Miss Thelma Kulhman, Alfred

Kulhman and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulhman. . .The Lyceum program given at the high school auditorium Thursday night was well rendered and had a good attendance Frank and Paul Hensley were the guests Sunday of Lester and Russel Davis Walter Dils and Harry Oxer spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson. WHITEWATER. Ind. Mrs. Maryam Graves of Marysville, Ohio, is spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. Ether-Woods. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkman and Everett Kirkman were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dock Marshall. Vernon Warner who is teaching school at Mooreland spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Warner Mrs. Sade Wallingford spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. William Sourbeer of near Richmond. .. .The Ladies' class of the Christian church will hold a market and bazaar at the American Trust and Savings bank Saturday, Dec. 9 at 10 a. m....JVIrs. Jennie Townsend and daughter, Ethel, spent the week-end in New Madison visiting relatives Mrs. Hazel Hinshaw spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Ethel Woods and daughter, Maryam Glenn Regil spent Tuesday with Earl Houser Mrs. Mable Addleman arid son, Bobbie,

spent Thanksgiving vacation with her

parents, Mr., and Mrs. William Sour-

beer of near Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Woody Lamb and daughter, Erma

of Webster and Andrew Stevenson of Richmond spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Smcer Robinson and son, PauL LOSANTYILLE, Ind. Mr.and Mrs. Eli Cross and son, Eugene, Dan Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. George Smail of Richmond, Mrs. Allie Oxley, Mrs. Louise Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert

Haitt and children attended services

at Elwood last week Oatus Wyne

and family of Winchester, Mrs. Jane Wyne of Hagerstown and Will Oxley, Mrs. Sylva Parks and children took Thanksgiving dinner with . Mrs.- Lydia Wyne.. ..The Thanksgiving dinner

that was given at the school house was

a great euccess. Everyone present had a good time.. ..Rev. Denver Medsker

Is still holding his revival at the Chris tian church. The meetings are well attended and much good is being done..

Mrs. Grant Maynard stayed with her

daughter. Mrs. Walter Roller of Wil

liamsburg for a few days last week.

Mr. Maynard and daughter, Cora, motoring there Sunday and Mrs.' Maynard returned home with them Sunday evening. ...Mrs. Nancy Philiphs is visiting

friends and relatives of Wtachester

and Harrisville.... Aaron Philiphs visited his brother of Anderson last week

i3d then attended meeting at Elwood Thursday.. ..Mrs. Leora Freeman called on Mrs. Lawrence Gfubbs.. ..Mrs. Flora Cross and son called on .Mrs.

Grant Maynard 2Sonday morning

Will Oxley and daughter, Mrs. Sylva

Parks and children were guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Hix Oxley.... Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Snodgrass visited Mr.

and Mrs. Ham Snodgrass.. ..Charles

Oxley took dinner Monday with his

brother, William Oxley Minerd

Cross called on Orville Jackson Fri

day. ...Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Keevers have moved from Newcastle to a farm

north of Hagerstown,. . .Perry Oxley called on Hansel Howell last Thursday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Ves Sulteen, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson motored to Richmond Sunday afternoon to call on Howard Johnson and family Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wyne, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Holiday and daughter, Georgia, Mrs. Myrtle Coon and daughter, Pauline, and Miss Davis of Hagerstown called on Mrs. Lydia Wyne Sunday evening. M- Jane Wye returned to her home in Hagsrstown with them... ..Cotage prayer meeting was held at Mrs. Lydia Wyne's home Tuesday morning Mrs. Louise Davis called on Mrs. Addie Brown.... Mr. and Mrs. Luther Varteman and Alice Varteman of Muncie spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Elvan Varteman and granddaughter, Reba Mrs. Leora Freeman and daughters, Edna and Madonna, called on Mrs. Nancy Philiphs Thursday evening Mrs. Eva Johnson called on Mrs. Lydia Wyne. .. .Mrs. Oscar Jelison called on Mrs. Allie Oxley Tuesday morning.... Mrs. Allie Oxley is caring for Mrs. Walter Roller and infant babe of Williamsburg. .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Haitt and children called at Aaron Philiphs Monday morning. LIBERTY, Ind.. R. R. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cromwell and son entertained at their home Sunday, Charles Chauring and mother and children... Mr. and Mrs. Frank White entertained

at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Polar and James and Henry Dickey. . . Mr. and .Mrs. Walter Pohlar, Arthur Haag and family and Mr. and Mrs. Horace LaMar were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Lackey at Cottage Grove... Mrs. Frank Stevenson,

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a big crowd, and report clearing over

$200, which goes for the benefit of

the church.... The funeral of George Brauchlea, a pioneer of this comity,

was, held at Franklin Sunday morn

ing The Billingsville Ladies Aid

will give a bazaar Dec. . 14 at tha

church. The public is invited... Ear I

Myers called on Horace LaMar Monday.... Walter Pohlar made a busi

ness trip to Fairfield Monday.-.There

will be a community Christmas program and tree at the Jersey school

house Dec 18. Everyone invited.

President ot the freshman class at City College. New fork city, dressed as a baboon,' was hauled around the neighborhood of the college as part of the hazing program outlined by the dignified sophomores. He seems to be enjoying it.

of Richmond, were the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Smalley last week...

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haag and children and Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bandendistel spent Thnaksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haag The Fairfield Sunday school class will give a play, "Cranberry Corner," at the Red

Men's hall Saturday evening, Dec. 9 Mrs. James Risinger, of Hamilton, spent from Tuesday until Friday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smalley ....Mr and Mrs. Clyde Newkirk were greeting friends in Brookville Friday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bookbank, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pohlar and Mrs. Horace LaMar attended the home-coming services at Liberty M. E. church Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Mort Witt and Mr. and Mrs. Horace LaMar called on Bud Johns and family Friday afternoon... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brookbank spent Thanksgiving day in Liberty as the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Brookbank... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smalley had for their guests Thanksgiving day, Mr. 'and Mrs. Frank Stevenson, of Richmond, and Mrs. James Risinger ...Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pohlar spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Woods, near Peoria. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Horace LaMar entertained the following guests Thanksgiving day:

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Mr. and Mrs. Herschel LaMar and son

Paul Edward, and Mrs. Bell Shultz, of Oxford .... Mr. and Mrs. Frank White

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Mrs. Robert Quick. .. .Mrs. George Bricka spent Thanksgiving day and the week-end in Cincinnati. ...The

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Christmas program at the pretty country home of Mrs. J. A. Driscol on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 6.... The Ladies' Aid of the Bath M. E. church gave a bazaar at the halL They had

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