The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-19
Short News Of CITY

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Propst to Rest The Rev. ]. F.
Propst, missionary pastor of the North
End mission, left Thursday evening
for Long Lake. Michigan, where he
will spend a month in regaining his
usual health and strength. Last Jan
uary Rev, Propst had a severe ner-
vous breakdown, and has not been
able to attend to his regular work in
full. Mrs. Propst will have entire
charge of the mission work during his
absence. A host Of friends accom-
panied Rev. Propst and his son Paul
to their train.
Want Cherry Pickers-Talbert Jes-
sup and Paul Hayward, former Rich
mond high school boys, are to be So
cial director and physical director, re-
spectively, at cherry picking camp
to be held near Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
for which they are seeking Richmond
boys between the ages of IA and 16.
The camp is an annual institution
maintained by the Chicago Y. NJ. c.
A.
Goes Through City,. c. Watson
shoe cobbler ION wheels" passed
through Richmond Friday, displaying
a complete shoe cobbling plant on a
Ford auto bed. He made the body
through large part of the country,
mending shoes as he goes.
To Vacate PuIpit-Reid Memorial
United Presbyterian church pulpit will
be declared vacant Sunday morning by
The Rev. J. S. Hill, former pastor of
Let hn ait ENr.i6 aU
ing.
Rose Day observation-disclosures Of
Sharon" will be the subject of the
Rev. A. H. Backus, pastor of the
Grace E. church, at a rose service
Sunday. The church will be beauti-
fully decorated with roses. A rose
will be given to all who attend.
Hold Both Services-Sunday morn
ing will be the first day of the new
schedule of having an English and
German service for each Sunday at
ST. Johns Lutheran church. At
recent meeting of the congregation it
was decided to hold both services
every Sunday.
"Y" Men Here-Clarence Chamness
and Paul Hayward, both of Y. M. c. A.
College, Chicago, are in this city.
Celebrates Fifth Birthday-An an
nua growth in excess of 100000 is
reported by the American Trust COM
pany on the anniversary Of its fifth
birthday. Deposits at the close of
business Friday night were 1928
629.29. The bank was organized on
June 10, 1915.
Deaf Service PIanned-Deaf Of the
city will again hold service at 100
p m, Monday. at St Pauls Episcopal
church. c. w. Charles, Of Columbus.
O., travelling missionary, will conduct
the services.
To Baptist Convention-The Rev.
Shelby G. Lee and wife, and Miss
Helen Lyon of the B. y. p. U, will
represent the First Baptist church at
the Northern Baptist convention to be
held in Buffalo, n. Y. They will be
accompanied by the Rev. and Mrs. H.
n. Sphere of Shelbyville, Ind. The
Young Peoples society is sending
Miss Lyon. All will leave Monday for
about 10 days or two weeks.
McMurray to Leave-F. E. McMur-
ray, for about nine months assistant
navy recruiter at the local office. will
leave Monday for the west coast,
where he will probably be stationed.
100 Enjoy PIunge-About 100 young
ladies enjoyed plunge in the 'Y'
pool Friday afternoon and night.
Those wishing to take advantage of
the opportunity for the summer should
enroll at once.
Plan a cIean-Up-Next Friday night
the boys of the "I" are going to dem
onstrate that they can work as we'll
as play. Early in the evening they
will assemble in the boys department,
lock the door. and under the direction
of Norval Webb, boys secretary, clean
and walls and ceiling of their rooms.
On the following Friday, July 2, the
boys will bring pictures and pennants
and the most beautiful and appropri-
ate will be selected and used as dec
orationS.
Prayer Meeting PIan-A member of
the United Presbyterian session will
preside at prayer meeting services
next Thursday night at 7:30. Follow
ing the devotional service business
meeting will be held. This plan will
be made a custom for the future, it
has been announced
Ben Hur Dances-The public IS in
vited to the ice cream social to be
given by the Ben Hur tribe in the
lodge rooms, Saturday night. The
social will be followed by a jitney
dance.
Install New FountaIn-A new soda
fountain, Is being installed in the D.
& S. Drug Store at the corner of
Ninth and Main streets. The entire
front of the building is being painted.
Miss Coffin Here-Miss Mary Coffin
daughter Of DR.. William V. Coffin of
Whittier. Calf, has arrived for a few
days visit with relatives and Friends
before the opening of the Young
Friends conference at Earlham, June
25 to July 5. Miss Coffin will spend
the week end at Selma O., the guest
of Walter Wildman and family.
Revs. Anscombe breaches - The
Rev. Frank Anscombe, former pastor
of the South Eighth Street Friends
church, will preach at that place Sun
day morning, He was pastor of the
church for four or five years proceed
ing the present pastor, the Rev. An
drew F.. Mitchell. Since that time he
has been teaching at several colleges
The Rev. Ascombe will be an instruc-
tor at the Earlhan college summer
school during its duration.
Mr. and Mrs r occorp.