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Newspaper
Darlington Herald
Location
Darlington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
4
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Sunday attendance strong for S S with communion due next Sunday June 8. Residents and families visited nearby towns and parishes, with many going to Darlington Decoration services. Alden Rogers returned from overseas, Grandfather Gordon improving, and Ed Doty attended Jacob Heilman funeral at New Hope.
Our drug store invites your trade with stocked shelves and fair pricing. Competent registered pharmacists prepare every prescription with skill and care. We use pure fresh drugs and provide dependable service you can trust.
The Campbells Chapel Children’s Day program takes place Sunday night June 8. Highlights include Opal Reed’s scripture reading and prayer, Mary Fletcher’s welcome, multiple recitations by students such as Henry Lewis and Ethel Redmond, solos by Mable Cornett and Francis Blanton, and a variety of exercises, drills, and a banner drill by nine girls. Offertory recitation by Opal Reed and a concluding benediction finish the event.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Lewis Bush's home on May 29 with music and a contest as the entertainment. Refreshments included fruit salad and wafers. The June meeting will be at Mrs. Geo Faust's home.
Lucile and June Conrad and Ray Henry spent Sunday with George Williams and family. Miss Elizabeth Henry has returned home after visiting relatives in Illinois. Mrs. T. C. Wisehart and son Earl and wife did business in Crawfordsville Monday. Howard Gillis and family visited Charles Staley and family. Children’s exercises were held at Mace Sunday night. Miss Zola Conrad visited Opal Reed. Children’s day exercises are planned at Campbells Chapel Sunday night June 8. Hulda Paxton of Indianapolis stayed with Wall Conrad. Gip Blanton and wife spent Sunday with Sheridan relatives. Wall Conrad delivered hogs to Crawfordsville Monday.
Frank Caldwell announces a federally licensed auto livery service offering rides anywhere with reasonable prices.
Mrs. Will Jackman of Lafayette attended Memorial services here. Mrs. Myrtle Backett is here to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tressel. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hubbard from Rossville spent Sunday with John Kersey and wife. Fred and Daniel Clouser were dinner guests at Reuben Booker's Friday. Mrs. C. W. Clouser Goldin Haffner and Miss Edith Wall of Indianapolis took supper with them.
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