The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-24
Short News of CITY
REVIVAL BY NAZARENES

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Revival meetings are being held In
the church Of the Nazarene each night.
and will probably continue all Of next
week. A newly organized male quar-
tet is furnishing music for the serv-
ices. Sunday evening a special ladies
quartet will sing. Every one is in
vited to attend these enthusiastic
revival meetings.
JONES WILL SPEAK
Sylvester Jones, associate director
Of the Forward Movement Of Friends,
will speak at the Whitewater church
Sunday morning in the absence of
Irwin Stegal, the pastor, who will
speak at New Westville.
MISS HARTMAN TO PRINCETON
Miss Stella Hartman, supervisor of
domestic science in Wayne county, is
spending the week end in Princeton,
Ind.
WILLIS eEEDE TO SAIL
B. Willis Beede, field secretary of
the American Friends board OF for
eign missions, will sail for England
with Mrs. Beede, May 4. on their way
to Africa. it was announced at the
Central offices of Friends Friday.
WINCHESTER MAN NAMED
w. w. Reed, of Winchester. Ind, is
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Goodrich for member of the state
board of pharmacy, to succeed William
H. Fogas, of Mt Vernon. After serv
ing on the board for twelve years, Mr..
FogaS retireS on May |. and is not
candidate for ,tapnOintment.
GROCERY ORGANIZED
A mass meeting Of all officers and
stockholders of the Richmond Gro
Gerry company. a company organized
by colored men and incorporated at
$4,000, is called for Tuesday, April
81 at the Mt. Moriah Baptist church.
The concern will begin operations on
May Is in the leased store room at IS
South Fifth street.
TO OPEN PATTERN SHOP
The Modern Pattern Works." a
shop for making up-to-date patterns,
will be opened in two weeks in the
Henley building on North Sixteenth
street. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Smith,
of Dayton, Ohio, will be the proprie-
tors.
SUGAR STILL is WANTED
An official of Richmond whole
sale house stated Saturday that no
sugar has arrived for the city. Re
ing was not promised The extreme
uncertainty of shipments makes any
hope impossible.
|. o. O. F. AT GRACE
For the second time in year the
odd Fellows lodge will meet in the
Grace Methodist church Sunday
morning. The sermon will be deliv-
cred by the Rev A H. Backus, pas
tor.
GUEST DAY NEXT THURSDAY
Guest Day will be observed by the
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy Society of the First Lutheran
church next Thursday at $50 p. m.
\ play by members of the societies
will be one of the interesting features
of the program. The public is in
vited
COMMENCE WRECkING
The Hawkins Wrecking company
has commenced wreCking the build
ines located between the telephone
office and the Masonic temple on
North Ninth street. The WebbCole-
man company will erect its new gar
age building upon this site.
TO BUILD STORAGE ROOM
A building permit was issued Sat
urday to the Rooney Furniture com
pany to make a furniture storage
room Of the top floor of the building
AT 800 924 East Main street
DEEM TO REMODEL PROPERTY
A building permit was issued Satur-
day to J. II. Deem for the remodcling
OF the frame house located at 206
North Thirteenth street. The barn
will be torn down and modern gar
age erected upon the lot.
LEGION TO STAGE CONCERT
The American Legion will hold it's
next meeting next Wednesday night,
April 2S. at s o'clock in the CONNER
Cial club room. Plans for the con
cert and dance to be given by Harry
Ray Post will be completed at the
meeting.
WILSON'S HAVE TWINS
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P
Wilson at Reid Memorial hospital Sat
urday morning, twin daughters. Mr.
Wilson is assistant secretary of the
Y, NJ. c. A. Their home is on South
Thirteenth street
DOCTORS MEET IN RUSVILLE
The next meeting of the Union
County Medical association. of which
several Richmond doctors are a part,
Will be held in Nashville on October
81 next. it was announced following
the meeting in Connersville this
week.
BANKERS PASS THROUGH
More than 300 bankers from St.
Louis, Mo, and vicinity, passed
through Richmond Friday afternoon,
enroute to Pjnehurst, North Carolina
The train was listed as The Bankers
Special" and formed a second section
Of Pennsy train Number PIG.
TO ARRANGE FOR MEET
Arrangements for the state conven-
ton on May IA and Is, will be made
at the regular meeting of Post c.
T. P. A, in the club rooms Saturday
night The organization will probably
have a candidate for prominent state
office. Post c now has 52S members
and expectations are the number will
be increased to $50 before the national
convention in June.
TO RESTAMP STAMPS.
Announcement has been received at
the Richnnnd most offce 10