The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-13
Short News Of Civ
Open Missionary Meeting-Both me

Open Missionary Meeting-BOth men
| and women, members of the local
| Friends churches, will attend the an
nual open meeting of the Women's
| Missionary society of the Friends
| churches of this city, at meeting in
the East Main Street Friends church,
Wednesday night A program of songs
and short talks will be given. social
hour will be enjoyed following the
! business meeting.
| United Brethren Conference-DeIeg
ates from United Brethren churches
of this district will meet for a district
| conference, at the local United Breth-
rem church, Thursday. A program ar
! ranged, including services in the morn
ing, afternoon and evening, is to be
| followed.
Legion Meets dnesday-Members
of the Harry Ray post, American
Legion, are requested to meet in the
post rooms Wednesday night. Plans
| for participation in the Armistice Day
parade and general celebration, will be
discussed. Ex-service men wishing to
secure a Victory Medal, should bring
their discharge paper and make ap-
plication.
Report on candidates-A complete
record of the presidential candidates,
as investigated by the A. F. of L., will
be presented at meeting to be held
| in the High School building Oct. IS.
Henry Cartherson OF indianapolis,
and John O'Mera of Richmond, will
speak.
| Symphony Orchestra Rehearses-
The Symphony orchestra held re-
hearsal Tuesday evening at the high
school. Director Maddy has COM
pleted the orchestration of two accom-
paniments for the concert soloist for
| Oct. 20, Miss Miriam Hadley, which
will be played by the orchestra.
Garfield Gets Vacation-There will
be no school Wednesday, Thursday or
| Friday of next week at High school
or Garfield Junior high. Wednesday,
the goth, is to be visiting day for the
faculty members of the two schools,
and Oct 21, % and % they will at
tend the 9Th annual session of the
Indiana State Teachers association IN
I indianapolis.
Teachers Meet Thursday-The City
Teachers Federation will meet at the
high school Thursday evening at $50
for dinner A banquet and discussion
of the League of Nations will be main
features at the first get-together of the
Schoolmasters' club this year to be in
the nigh school Friday evening at
5:45 p. m.
: Keller Calls Commttee-W W. Rel.
Ter announces a meeting of the parade
committee for the Armistice Day cele-
bration at the Y. M. G.. A. at noon
Thursday. Further arrangements for
the big feature of the days program
will be taken up at this meeting.
Friends Tell Experimentation
from Richmond that attended the All
Friends World Conference, held in
; London, England, August II to 20 In
elusive, will make report of the con
ference next Sunday, at 1870 p. m. in
the East Main Street Friends church,
It was announced Wednesday. The
: meeting is to be union one, and open
to the public. Those wishing to hear
world problems discussed from the
Friends standpoint, are invited to
attend
Music Director Home-Mrs. w. G
McVay, of North Ninth street, who
has been directing music in evan
gelistic services in Illinois and the
southern part of Indiana for the last
/ seven weeks, returned home Wednes
, day.
{ Recruits Get Leave-Recruits en-
listing for the first time in the
navy WILL De dllO"So ~ lSdfS
before reporting for duty, according
to an announcement made by H. F
Roberts, local navy recruiting chief
Pastor Attends Convention-The
. Rev. Shelby c. Lee, pastor of the First
: Baptist church of this city, is attend
ing the Indiana Baptist state conven
ton, now being held in the First Bap
t tist church, of indianapolis. He is
expected to return Friday.
Concert is SuccessfuI-The concert
: given by the Dinevor Welsh Concert
, Tuesday at the Grace M. E. church
, under the auspices of the Who-Dc
Sunday school class was attended by
: over 200 people. About SITS was
taken in which will go towards the
i. church building fund.
McComb Visits City-H. G. McComt
: was in Richmond Tuesday evening or
Il his way from Connersville to Indi