The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-08
Mostly Personal
GRANGE OFFICERS CHOSEN

Albert Harris was elected master Of
the Milton Grange, Jesse Reblie over
seer and Walter Burgis captain, Satur-
day evening at Milton.
PRACTICE SELF-DENlAL.
Many members of the United Breth-
rem church attended Sunday, the clos
ing service Of Self-Denial Week, which
has been celebrated nationally in the
United Brethren churches. Each men,
Der of the congregation was to give
an offering equal to one days wage.
The Rev. H. S. James spoke on
Building for the Future"
WATCH SERVICE ANNOUNCED.
Special union watch night services
will be held by several of the Rich
mond churches on the night of Dec.
81, according to announcements made
at the weekly meeting of the Rich
mond Ministerial meeting in the Y.
M. c.. A. Monday. Other churches
will have the usual individual watch
services. No special program was
held at. the Monday meeting as the
person to have made the special talk
was unable to attend.
AUXILIARY ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Gaar G. Eliason, graduate of
the school of Home Economics, Battle
Creek, Mich, was elected president Of
the Women's Auxiliary of Center
vile recently.
Other officers elected follow: Vice
; president, Mrs. John Jackson secre.
Mrs. Mel Harris. Mrs. Minnie Wright
, will meet with the executive commit.
! tee at the home of Mrs. Eliason and
| complete the program for the new
year.
UNIVERSITY INVITES TEACHERS
! Chicago University has invited
Miss Florence Williams, head Of the
fine and industrial arts department
of the Richmond public schools tc
present courses in costume designing
and home decoration in its school OF
practical arts during the coming sum
mer session. Miss Williams came tC
Richmond from this University where
she was taking special work and offer
ing a course.
TWO RECEIVE HoNoRs.
J. Allen Campbell. high school
sophomore, is one of the two honor
students of the high school having re
ceived s straight AS in his studies
Through oversight his name was omit
ted from the honor roll given out by
school officials last week. Miss Lucille
Loofborrow, who was listed in the ga
class received instead four AS.
DR.. WOODWARD LEAVES.
DR.. Walter C. Woodward, editor o
the American Friend. will leave Tues
day for Baltimore. Md. to attend tn.
annual meeting OF the executive com
mittee of the Federated Council o
Churches of America. which will be IL
session there Wednesday, Thursda!
and Friday. DR.. Woodward is a mem
Der of the council committee which
represents 81 American religious de
nominations.
FIRE LOSS is $50.
Approximately $40 damage wa
done to the home of Mrs. Breese, 81
NTH 7th street. Sunday afternoon b.
fire. said Fire Chief Miller Monday.
The fire was caused by a defectiv
flue.
TWO FRIENDS GO EAST.
Levi T. Pennington, head Of tn
Friends Forward Movement, an
Charles e. Tebbits, head of the SUI
vey department, have gone to Virgini
to conduct series Of campaign COZ
ferences in Virginia quarterly meetin
in the interest of the after-war plan
! VI luC + l4CAAS Sliu1ClI Ill <AAACA NC
They will be joined in Washingto
by President Edwards, of Earlhan
and Enrol D. Peckham of Philadelphia
FUEL BAN UNNNoTlcED
High schools lunch room overflow
, ed Monday noon owing to the shorter
ed noon hour and inability Of man
pupils to go home and return. Othe
wise the fuel ban has had no precep
ible effect on day time activitie!
Classes were held as usual in tn
morning and in the afternoon wit
the exception of being pushed up a
hour. Night school, which was
have closed Wednesday evening, wi
, not meet until after the Christina
! holidays.
FURTHER BUTTER DROP
Mondays wholesale price for cream
cry butter was II cents, or a decreas
Of cents a pound since Saturday. R,
; tail dealers have announced no d.
crease as yet. One produce deale
says that the price of butter was du
to the boycott in force by easter