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Newspaper
Galveston Leader
Location
Galveston, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
1
Mrs. Til Shaffer visits relatives in Columbia City while many neighbors host guests and attend commencements. Mentions of For Sale ad, families from Kokomo Logansport Indianapolis and Walton, visits to Purdue and Kingsbury, and plans to build a brick business room near the depot.
Despite inclement weather the Cheerful Helpers of the Methodist Sunny School met Thursday afternoon with Miss Mary Robinson. W. O. Robinson provided transportation by automobile. After business a social with games and piano sharing followed with jello strawberries whipped cream and cake. Members present included Esther Cornell Lola Adams Pearle Goodrich Jetty Fording Pauline Barnhart Rodabough Mary Bell and Mary Robinson. The next meeting will be at Mary Bell's home.
The Needle Craft Club met at Mrs. Link McHale's home on Wednesday afternoon to work on tatting and crochet. Julia McHale and Ja nice Crockett gave readings. refreshments of ice cream, cake, and candy were served. Members present included Mesdames Fred Wagler, Dave Crockett and children, Wilson Campbell, Wm. Toney, Tom Hardin and son Claude, Andy Locke, Mrs. Weatheroe of Peru, Misses Denzil Guinn, Mary Locke, Mary Toney, Lena and Julia McHale. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Wilson Campbell's home on July 5.
Four pastors met at the Methodist parsonage to outline summer union meetings on Sunday evenings. Services rotate among M E, Baptist, Universalist, and U B churches with different pastors from July 2 to August 27, inviting all citizens to attend and enjoy the revival spirit.
The Cozy Club gathered with Mrs. Ollie Thomas on Thursday afternoon for a bright meeting decorated with roses, peonies, and crepe paper. Maggie Thomas won first prize a pink hand bag. Nellie Miller won second a decorated plate.
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