The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-03
Short News Of City
C., C., MEETING POSTPONED.

Owing to illness of several OF the
directors, and inability to get
quorum, the directors meeting of the
Commercial Club was not held Mon
day night as arranged. The date of
the meeting will be announced later.
GATES is ILL
The Rev E. l.. Gates, pastor of the
| Third M. E. Church Of Richmond is ill
with influenza, at his home in Fair
view
THISTLETHWAIT DRUG STORES
Glenn Thistlethwaite. formerly Of
Richmond, and who operates six drug
stores here, has taken over two drug
stores in Muncie. Thistlethwaite has
a chain of drug stores over Ohio and
Indiana.
GROUNDING SAW SHADOW.
Don't pawn that overcoat! Mon
days brilliant sunshine had it's bad
effects as we'll as good, for Mr.. Ground
Hog, weather prophet and harbinger of
spring, could not successfully elude
his shadow. He saw it, and six more
weeks of winter weather are due.
COMMITTEE rs ORGANIZED
At a meeting held at Lynn Monday
afternoon, the committee chosen to in
vestigate the proposed community hall
was formally organized, and began
work on the hall proposal. The COM
mittee will report the results of its
nvestigation as soon as the plans are
thoroughly looked into.
FOULkE WILL SPEAK.
An address by William Dudley
Foulke will feature the meeting of
the Y. N. c. A. dormitory men Thurs
day, Feb. ). He will speak on a sub
ject of interest to the men. Tickets
have been placed on sale at the desk.
Special music will be furnished.
CLASS is POSTPONED
Because of illness the class in Eng
lish for foreigners which was to have
opened a. Whitewater school building
Monday night was indefinitely post
poned. 1t is hoped to open the class
next Monday evening. Announcement
will be made through the press of the
exact date, H. G. McComb, director of
vocational work in the public school
announced Tuesday morning. A num-
Der of the foreigners, planning to en-
roll for work. and James Morgan,
principal of Whitewater day school,
who was to teach. were i'll.
ISLEY TO SPEAK.
The Rev. Raymond c. Isley is SEIZED
uled to lead discussion by the Rich
LlOuu hiulSLSlldl HSSOCldtlOu dI TIC
weekly meeting, Monday. Feb. 9. on
The Pastor and the Young People"
INSPECT OHIO SCHOOL.
County superintendent c. O. Will
! !iams, c. E. Working, local architect,
Enos Veal, of Williamsburg. Charles
Bond, of Greensboro, and County At
torney Denver Harlan, visited the
| high school at Tippecanoe City, O..
Tuesday in an effort to line up plans
for the proposed consolidated Center
| township school.
; MISS CLARKE IN CAPITAL.
| Miss S. Ethel Clark, secretary of the
| local Social Service Bureau, is in In
dianapolis attending the annual confer
ence of the Indiana tuberculosis
| society The conference will last
| through Wednesday.
CLUB POSTPONES MEETING
The meeting of the Ribacra club.
announced to meet Tuesday evening
at the home of Miss Mary Davis. has
been postponed because Of illness.
LADERTYS HAVE BOY
Mr.. ana Mrs. Floyd Laderty are the
parents of a baby boy. Robert Floyd,
bcrn Feb. 1. Mrs. Laderty was for
merly Miss Grace Hadley.
NAZARENES HAVE REVIVAL
Meetings have been in session at the
! Church of the Nazarene since last
| Sunday with the Rev. F. N. Fogg,
! noted evangelist, of New Hampshire,
in charge The Rev Fogg spoke
Sunday on Gods Financial Plan,
and the Fellowship with Christ Suf-