The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-26

man, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hart
man, which was solemnized at the
parsonage of ST. Pauls Lutheran
church by the Rev. J. P. Miller Satur-
day evening, April "a, 1920, at 500
p. M. They were attended by Miss
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman will re-
side on their farm south of the city.
JONES TALKS TO FRIENDS
Sylvester Jones, associate director
of the Friends Forward movement,
discussed Forward movement ques-
lions at Whitewater monthly meeting
on Sunday evening.
MISS MEEK APPOINTED
Miss Susie Meek, Indian girl, gradu-
ate of Earlham college in 1918, who
is at present with the National Y. w.
c. A. board in Oklahoma and other
Indian centers, has been appointed an
official Indian Friends representative
at the All-World conference of Friends
in London next August. Miss Meek
will sail for the British Isles in June.
On her way to New York she will con-
fer with Friends in Richmond.
CLARENCE PICKETT BACK
Clarence Pickett, general executive
secretary of the Young Friends board
of the Five Years Meeting. returned
Monday from series of week end
meetings in Howard county, New Lon
don and Reserve.
NOTICES ARE RECEIVED
Ross Hadley, general secretary of
the American Friends board of for
eign missions, and President David M.
Edwards of Earlham, members of the
general committee of the Interchurch
World Movement, received notices
f.I
ference of the committee in Cleveland
on May II.
MORRIS IN NEBRASKA
Prof. Homer c. Morris, of Earlham
| college, has gone to Nebraska Yearly
Meeting to assist in the Forward
Movement endowment campaign
among the Friends institutions there.
LOYAL CLUB TO MEET
All members of the Ladies' Loyal
club are requested to meet at 1880 p
| m. Monday at Quigleys, to go to the
home of William Shinn.
TO SPEAK AT PARAMOUNT
Members of the field staff of the
Forward Movement general financial
campaign will speak at a series OF
meetings to be held in Paramount
quarterly meeting. Herbert Huffman
| Aaron Napier of Richmond; George
Bird of Greenfield and Albert ] Fur
stenberger of Carthage, compose the
speakers.
REV. MITCHELL TO PREACH
The Rev. Andrew F. Mitchell, pas
| tor of South Eighth Street Friends
church, will preach the baccalaureate
| sermon to the graduates of Vermilion
| Academy, Vermilion, Ind, on May %
SCOTT GETS LICENSE
The marriage of Harold w. Scott
25 years old, of Richmond, and Miss
Hazel NJ Rothenberger, %, of Lafay
VENEREAL CLINIC OPEN
BY the way, it costs the state of In
diana $4,000 a day to care for its
poor, criminal and insane people. A
| large percentage of this amount must
| be charged to venereal diseases. Free
clinic at Easthaven, open Mondays, l
to $3.50; Fridays from 7 to 8.
REPORT is READ
Report of the industrial conference
at Indianapolis two weeks ago was to
be read by Miss Emma Bond at the
high school faculty meeting in high
school at 800 p. m. G. H. Clevenger
will make a report on the activities
of the commercial classes.
PUTHOFFS ENTERTAIN
Mr.. and Mrs. William Puthoff en-
| tertained with dinner for Mr.. anG
Mrs. Harvey Halter, who were mar
| ried last week, Sunday noon at theil
{ country home northeast of the city
| French baskets of roses and sweet