The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-09
Short News Of City

Elect c. e. Offcers-At the regular
monthly social and business meeting
of the Christian Endeavor of the First
Methodist church, held Tuesday night
,, at the home of Richard Mansfield on
South Seventeenth street, the follow
ing officers were elected: President
| Ruth Blossom; vice-president, Ruth
Jones; secretary, Florence Corns, and
treasurer, Elmer Darnell. Games were
played and refreshments served after
| the business session.
| Attend Sewing CASA number of
| children attended the sewing class
| held from $50 to p. m. in the North
| Fourteenth street mission, Tuesday.
| Cabin Car DeraiIed-Traffic in the
| Pennsylvania east yards was slightly
delayed Tuesday afternoon when a
cabin car was derailed and turned
over east of the Nineteenth street
bridge. The car blocked traffic on
| three tracks.
Society to Meet-The Aid Society of
the East Main Street Friends church
will meet at the church Thursday, at
1870 The afternoon will be spent in
quilting.
| Harding at Work-K. w. Harding,
physical director of the "Y'', was able
to go to the building Wednesday, for
the first time since being struck by an
automobile Sunday.
Boys Committee Meets-The boys
work committee of the Y. NJ. c. A
will meet at p. m. Wednesday, to
take action upon the proposed boys
summer camp.
Woodward in Chicago - Walter
Woodward, editor of the American
Friend, has gone to Chicago to attend
the Republican convention. He Will
return the latter part of the week.
Haberkern Is Home-William Hab
erkern Jr., who has been attending
Northwestern University, has arrived
home for the summer.
Executive Committee Meets-The
Y. NJ. c. A campaign executive com
n,ittee meets Friday at p m.
Live Wires Meet-The Live Wire
class of the Second English Lutheran
church will meet Wednesday night al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cone. 400 Northwest First street.
Boy Is Dead.-Word has been re
| ceived of the death of James Richard
| Cunningham 4-year-old son of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Chester Cunningham of Peru
Ind Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham otter
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins, OF
South Fourteenth street, this city.
Leave for CaIifornia-Mr. and Mrs
is E. Swayne left Wednesday, mornins
for Coronado Beach, Calf, where they
ere called by the serious illness O
Mr. Swayne's brother, Mr.. George B
iSwayne.
Box Social PIanned-A box socia
will be held Friday evening at No. l.
schoolhouse, on the National roat
west. Everybody is invited. The sc
cial begins at 1880.
Miss Davis Entertains - Miss Mar,
Davis entertained the members Of tn
Ribacia club with a theater party
Tuesday evening, in honor of Mis-
Mildred Edwards, a member of tn
club whose wedding will take plac
soon.
Hill Resignation Accepted-Mem
bers of the Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church met Tuesda!
night and accepted the resignation o
the Rev. j. S. Hill. for the past fou
years pastor of the church. The Rev
Hill will ask the Presbytery whicl
meets in Hamilton, Ohio, June IA, t.
release him so that he can take up hi
duties in the Second United Presby
terrain church of Chicago.
Auxiliary to Meet-The Ladies
Auxiliary of the American Legion will
meet Thursday afternoon at $50 il
the American Legion club room in tn
K of P. building
Review Board Meets-Further con
sideration of corporation complaint
occupied the county board of review
which was in session again Wednes
day from 10 to 11:30 a. m. and l t.
. 2:30 p. m.