The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-23

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GROVE Is HOME
Lawrence Grove, student in Car
neige Institute of Technology in
Pittsburgh. is spending the Washing
ton birthday weekend vacation in
Richmond, the guest of his father and
sister on North Tenth street
TEACHERS TO CLEVELAND
Miss Francis + Berry, Miss florence
Williams. Superintendent J. H. Bent
ley and Principal w. G. Bate, of the
Richmond public school left Sunday
for Cleveland, O., to attend the
National Educators convention in that
city this week. Prof. George Hillard,
of the department of education at
Earlham, and DR.. Martha o. Doan,
dean Of women, are also attending the
N. E. A. DR.. Doan is attending the
national deans conference.
MRS. CUDAHY At BANQUET
Mrs. J. A. Cudahy, of this city. was
one of the members of Alpha Phi soror-
ity present at the annual state lunch
con and dance of the organization in
Indianapolis, Saturday.
ARRIVE IN FLORIDA.
A. X. WILL of Richmond, is one of
the recent arrivals in Saint Peters
bridge City, is also listed.
MANY ATTEND BANQUET.
Miss Leila Chenoweth, of Lynn; Miss
Nell Botkin, of Modoc, and Miss Helen
Gordon and Mrs. Harry Oliver, of
Winchester, were all guests at the an
nual state luncheon of the Alpha Chi
Omega sorority in Indianapolis, Sat
urday.
FoULKE is JUDGE
William Dudley Foulke, of Rich
mond is one of the three final judges
who will pass on the 10 best manu-
scripts written by high school pupils
over the state on (Which Carried the
Greater Handicap-Lincoln or Roose-
velt?" The other judges are Lucian
B. Swift and William c. Bobbs, of
Indianapolis.
TIP TO THE WALTERS
If the service isn't up to the stand
ard these days, don't blame the wait
err. Maybe his abstraction Is due to
! the fact that he's figuring on the
amount of tax he will have to pay on
his tips for last year. Such gratuities
to walters, bell boys, porters and the
like are not regarded as gifts, but as
! compensation for personal service
rendered
mRS. EWING TALKS.
Mrs. U. B. G. Ewing gave an in
teresting talk at the melting of the
Womens Foreign Missionary society
OF the First Methodist church Sunday.
Next Sunday the annual thank Offering
of the society will be taken. Mrs. A.
II. Backus, of Grace Methodist church,
will give an address.
ISSUE STEWARDSHIP BLANKS
Stewardship blanks were issued by
several local pastors Sunday morning
in accordance with the plan of the
Inter-Church World Movement to en-
roll $4,000 persons In Indiana to sub
scribe. Sunday ended series Of ser
mons upon stewardship" which start
ed the first Sunday in February. The
Rev. E. E. Davis, who leaves Richmond
next Sunday, is chairman of the
| Wayne county stewardship campaign.
PASTORAL LETTER READ
| A pastoral letter, signed by all the
high Catholic dignitaries of the
country. was read at all three services
in the two Catholic churches of Rich
mond. Sunday
HOVERS AROUND FREEZING
The official temperature discloses
that King Winter has not entirely
taken the count for since the maxi
mum 40 above mark reached Sunday
the murcury dropped to 33 at midnight
and only moved to the 35 mark by p
m. Monday.
JONES TALKS TO FRIENDS
I Sylvester Jones spoke on the For
ward Movement in the Whitewater
Friends church Sunday night Mr.
Jones is associate director of the
movement.
ARREST TWO AS SUSPECTS
y Herman Bank. colored, who is al
legged to have killed two men in Day
ton, O., early Friday morning, and who
was reported to be on his way tt
Richmond. has been apprehended by
Dayton police there, local official!
were notified Monday.
Two negroes who looked like the
Ohio man were arrested by the loca
authorities.
NEW GARAGE TO TOWN.
Announcement has been made tina
The Rydenour, Thompson company, o
Dublin, Ind, has been made Wayn,
agency for Crow-Elkhart automobile!
and will open a sales agency here
: soon.
SPEAKS ON CHRIST.
: Jesus, the Saviour of Men" wa
: he subject of the fourth of a serie!
: of lectures on the Personality of Jesus
: which the Rev. Raymond C. Isley, pas
tor of the Second English Lutheran
church. is delivering each Sunda.
morning.
MINISTER'S MEET POSTPONED
Because practically all the member:
: will be attending the ministerial con
ference at indianapolis, no meeting o
the Richmond Ministerial Association
: will be held next Monday. The ad
) dress by Rev. A. f. Mitchell will b.
postponed.
FRIENDS GET HOME.
Herman o. Miles, national finance
director for the Forward Movement
and Herbert Huffman, an active work
er in Indiana Yearly Meeting, have re
turned from the regional Inter-Churcl
World Movement finance directors
conference in Chicago last Saturday
Samuel l.. HawOrth, head OF tn
spiritual desourCes department, has re
. turned from Selma, Ohio, where h
, headed several successful Forwart
, movement conferences. Solomon Tice
! missionary to Mexico who is enSagin;