The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-28
Mostly Personal
BOY CHARGED WITH THEFT,

BOY CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Charged with taking $118.S5 from
the home of Mrs. Winters. on the I'm
ion Pike, north OF the city, boy. !
about IA, was arrested by local police
and taken to the Home of the Friend
less. The lad had been given a home
by Mrs. Winters.
MILLS Wins PRIZE.
Howard Mills received the first
prize OF IS; Oakley Richie second
prize of SO, and Ralph LaMotte. third
prize of 81, in the High School poster
contest to advertise Fighting the
Spoilsmen," by William Dudley
Foulke. Twelve members OF Miss
Maue's and Miss Williams high school
classes In art were entered. Judges
were Mrs. J. E. Cathell. Mrs: Arthur
Charles, and Miss Bessie Whitridge.
NESS-OLMETZER.
Miss Bertha Olmetzer, daughter of
Mrs. Mary E. Olmetzer. and Earl
Chamness were married Wednesday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock at the par
sonage Of the Rev. o. S. Tressell. The
double ring ceremony was used. Mr..
and Mrs. Chamness went to Dayton,
where they will spend a Few days.
They will be at home in Richmond
after Dec. /.
FOUR SLIGHTLY HURT
Four occupants of Shurley taxi-cab
suffered slight bruises and cuts when
the car rolled into a ditch about 2
miles south Of Richmond, at O'Clock
Thursday evening. Failure Of the
lighting system was responsible for
the accident.
EDWARDS, PENNINGTON BACK
President David M. Edwards Of Earl
ham, and Levi T. Pennington, head of
the Forward Movement of the Five
Years Meeting have returned from
New York City, where they were in
several days conference with the edu-
! cational branch of the Inter-Church
| World Movement with which the For
! ward Movement of Friends is allied
President Edwards stopped off in
tiers for Thanksgiving, but arrived in
Richmond Friday. President Penning.
ton reached the city Thursday night.
PICKETT is BACK
Clarence Pickett, head of the Young
Friends board Of the Five Years meet
| ing, returned to the central offices in
the city Friday, following a several
| weeks trip to the State College OF
Pennsylvania, Columbia University
| Hartford Seminary, Wellesley, Harvard
and Oberlin, in the interests of the
| Forward Movement work of the Young
Friends.
| EVANGEL CAMPAIGN ENDS.
Seventy-four additions were made to
the Christian Church, of Centerville,
as result Of the Wayne county evan
gelistic campaign. The campaign for
Centerville was brought to close
with union Thanksgiving meeting
held in the Friends Church, Thursday
evening. The Rev. Marie Cassel
preached.
HAYWORTH TO NORTH CAROLINA
Samuel l.. Hayworth, present head
of the spiritual resources committee
of the Forward Movement, will leave
for High Point, N c.. Friday night
for few days. Mrs. Hayworth may
return with her husband, who will
be located in Richmond during Deem
Der and January
eEEDE TO SELMA, OHIO.
B. Willis Beede, field secretary of
the Board of Foreign Missions of the
Five Years Meeting, will leave Friday
for Selma. o., where he will conduct
a series of meetings in the interest
Of foreign missionary work.
FRIENDS SEND POSTERS.
Posters bearing notice that the sum
s155,000. set for the Foreign Mission
board of the Five Years Meeting, for
the Foreward Movement drive, have
been sent from the central offices to
every meeting in the country.