The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-27
Mostly Personal
RGRgAT RlAY.

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REPEAT PLAY.
The Bethel a. N. =. Sunday School
VIII repeat the chorus by the little
folks and the movie, "A Little Girl
That Did Not Believe In Santa Clause"
ct the regular Sunday school hour
Sunday afternoon.
MOOSE TO CELEBRATE
Members OF the Moose lodge and
their families win be entertained at
the club on New Years day A string
orchestra will play throughout the aft
ernoon and evening, and ut o'clock q
turkey supper will be served cafeteria
style. The club win open to women
and children ct 1880 In the afternoon.
ouARTETTE TO SING
The Quartette composed Of Mrs. f..
Bartel. Corrine Nusbaum. Ernest Renk
and Ben Bartel which gave an excel
lent performances In First English
Lutheran church last Sunday, will sing
In the South Eighth street Friends
church Sunday morning December
twenty-eighth.
CHOIR TO REPEAT cANTATA.
The choir Of the First Presbyterian
church will repeat the Cantata, 1.-THE
Star Of Bethlehem" given 30 success
fully on Christmas, on Sunday morn
ing. The choir Ii made up Of Miss
Helen Nicholson. organist, with q
quartette composed of Mrs. F. w.
Kruger. Mrs. Harter. George Hodge
and G. F. Hutchins.
EDWARDS TO MuNcIE
Upon the invitation of the Muncie
Friends Church. President David M.
Edwards, Of Earlham College, will go
to Muncie. Saturday night to address
the congregation at morning and after.
noon services. Sunday afternoon the
president will speak to q group of high
school pupils who are prospective
Earlham students. President Edwards
will occupy the pulpit of the South
Eighth street Friends Church In Rich
mond at the morning services on
January.3.
EARLHAM CLEANS HOUSE
General housekeeping work is TAX
Ing place at Earlham college In
preparation for the Friends conferen-
ces to be held there the coming week
and the re-opening of college on
January s. Additional rooms are be-
ing arranged to accommodate some of
the young women who are living of
tho campus. The rooms will be placed
on the ground floor adjacent to the
dining rooms.
FINED FOR ASSAULT. -
Sylvia Pherson, arrested on charges
of assault and battery was fined 81
and costs in police court Saturday,
Mrs. Pherson becamed involved in an
alteration with Mrs. Elsie Heath, OF
Boston, having gone to Boston to re-
join her husband, from whom she is
separated. The divorce suit filed by
her husband in circuit court, was dis.
missed today.
TO DISCUSS LICENSE QUESTION
Discussion of the license question
will be taken UP at a special meeting
Of the real estate men of Richmond
in the Y. M. G. A., at neon Monday
Reservations for Is people have been
made.
HADLEY LEAVES FOR DEsMoINEs
Ross A. Hadley, executive secretary
Of the board Of foreign missions of
the Five Years Meeting, left Saturday
for DesMoines, Iowa, to attend the
Student Volunteers national conven.
. ton there this week. B. Willis Beede
field worker Of the foreign mission
board, also will attend the conven.
ton.
INCORPORATION PAPERS.
Articles of association Of the Rich.
mond Home Construction company
Saturday. Nine incorporators are
named for the company, which has a
capital stock of $4,000. The incor'
porating members follow: Howard A
Dill, Thomas Tarkleson, Joseph H
Hill, C. A. Mcguire, John w. Mueller
w. Rooney and John F. Bartel.
"WANDERER" SENT TO SCHOOL
Pauline Maksymiak, who has caused
local authorities much anxiety as g
! result of her wanderings the past
month, was fined SO and costs and
sentenced from 1 to IA years in the
state prison Saturday.
The sentence was suspended on the
condition that she be sent to Father
RoelIs school Of correction in Indian
apolis for an indefinite period. Pauline
was first arrested in Indianapolis
wearing boys clothing and after be
ing sent back to Richmond made q
trip to the east, where she says she
visited Buffalo, Boston and a number
of other cities.
ST. PAUL's LUTHERAN cANTATA
"The Wonderous Light, Christ
mas cantata will be given by members
Of ST. Paul's Lutheran church at the
church Sunday night. Miss Elizabeth
Hasemeier is director; Miss Marjorie
Beck will preside at the organ. The
cantata will be given in two parts
1.-THE Shepherds, and "The Magi". in
Guiding the Journey Of the Wise
Men,.
MRS. cLoPP BURNED
Mrs. William Clopp was painfully
burned Thursday at her home or
South Ninth street when the gas
oven, in which she was baking pie
exploded. Mrs. Clopp was preparing
her Christmas dinner when the acct
dent occurred. Her condition is not
serious.
ROY MEANS GOES HOME
Roy Means. injured in an accident
| at Centerville, has improved SO rap
idly that he was removed from Rei6
hospital Friday evening. Hospital
| authorities report that the condition
Of Roy Bergin, victim Of a wood alco
hol spree, is showing improvement.
BARS eEeoARs
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. 27.-Beg
gars are barred from Shelbyville