The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-28
Short News of Civ
BAILEY TO MEETING,

" ouucSudy, 10 dtt6uu d me0tluS OIL the
governing board of the Real Estate
Association Of Indiana, in the Claypool
hotel Plans for the spring building
activities, shortage of material and
high costs of labor, are to receive
special consideration at the conferen-
ce.
VOCATIONAL WORK DESCRIBED.
| The United States, through the
signal corps, has sent H. &C. McComb,
director of vocational education in
| Richmond, a letter informing him of
the policy adopted by the department
In giving soldiers, in addition to their
military training, vocational educa-
, ton.
Further particulars can be secured
from McComb or from the local re-
cruiting station.
REV. MITCHELL TO RETURN.
The Rev. A. F. Mitchell. pastor Of
the South Eighth Street Friends
church will return from High Point,
Carolina, about Feb. Is, it has been
announced. The Rev. Mitchell has
been filling the pulpit of the Rev.
Samuel Haworth there while the Rev.
Haworth has been in Richmond.
WHITE IS MANAGER.
B. F. White has been appointed
manager of the record department of
the w. B. Fulghum Victrola Shop.
! RED MEN TO CELEBRATE
A dance and banquet to celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the
Hokendauqua Tribe of Red Men will
be given at the Red Mems Hall Fri.
day night.
WooDMAN REPORTS SUCCESS.
Extremely successful setting up
conferences for the Forward Move
ment in Western Yearly Meeting were
. reported over long distance telephone
to the headquarters in Richmond, on
Tuesday by the Rev. Charles M
Woodman, a member OF the team
which is working in Western Yearly
Meeting this week and in Indiana
Yearly meeting beginning Feb. 4.
PosTMASTERs CONFIRMED.
Cora NJ. Cook, of Centerville, has
been formally appointed postmaster
there according to announcement from
Washington Paul II. Brown of Earl
ham, Roland B. Claw Of oxford, and
Benjamin E. Hinshaw, of Winchester
also have received appointments.
REID ALUMNI TO MEET
Members of the Reid Memorial Hos
pital Alumni association were to meet
in the nurses house at the hospita,
at 2:30 Wednesday. Routine business
and a social hour were programmed.
PENNY CLUB POSTPoNES
} Because of illness the Penny clut
meeting which was to have been held
: Wednesday afternoon has been post
poned until two weeks from today al
the home of Mrs. B. A. Besher, on
Lincoln street. when the annual re
port will be read.
SCHOOL DIRECTORIES MAILED
School officials here are receiving
the 1919-1920 Indiana school director
les sent out by L. N. Hines, state SUI
, lsorintendent Of public instruction
The booklet lists the school teachers
superintendent and other school Of
: ficials Of the state.
+. DUVALL TO FLORIDA
, Fred Duva!l, fireman at No. 5 Hose
, House, has resigned to accept posi-
, ton in Miami, Fla. He will leave
I. Wednesday evening. William TS1e!
! has been appointed to succeed him.
BACK FROM TENNESSEE
l Samuel l.. Haworth, head of tn,
v spiritual resources department of tn,
j. Friends Forward Movement, has re
: turned from a series of conference
!, In Tennessee. in remote Friends dis
8 tricts. Mr.. Haworth will be in tn
Forward Movement headquarters il
this city for the time being.
MOVIE MEN GIVE BOND.
Sheriff Glenn Carr Wednesday serve,
:, warrants on Angelo Ghiarinda ant
a Fred Rowe, of Cambridge City, arrest
q ed on charges of violating the stat
!, law by running a motion picture shoy
: on the Sabbath. Both men put VI
bond of 500 to appear in cour
a Feb. 2.
"BILLY" FEELING FINE.
;. David L. Reid, acting county asses
sor, Wednesday received postal fror
4 William Mathews, county assessor
who is in Saint Petersburg, Fla, be
cause of his health. According to tn
postal BILLY" is feeling fine. He say
= the temperature is $50 in the shad
g but you don't have to stay in tn
shade"
HOLIDAY CASINO CHAMP.
John Holiday. court reporter, nov
q has the distinction of holding NOR
championships than any other officia
in the court house. Besides holdin
the city tennis doubles championshi
g with Rev. Isley, he retained hi
r laurels as, the champion casino playe
!: of Green| township in a. challeng
match with County Clerk Linus Mere