The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-14
Short News of CITY
HILL SPEAKS TO MINISTER'S.

HILL SPEAKS TO MINISTER'S.
r. G. Hill, of Hill Greenhouse. will
talk to the Richmond Ministerial as
ISOLATION on horticulture" at the reg
ular meeting of the association in the
Y. NJ. G. A. Monday.
JEWELLERS TO MEET
William II. Rindt. manager OF Jen-
kins and company. jewelers., and vice
president of the Indiana Retail Jewel
ers'a association said Saturday that
the next annual meeting of the state
association will be held in Lafayette,
June Ia ard -. This decision was
reached at executive committee
meeting in Lafayette last Sunday and
Monday. 1t is probable that wives of
members will attend.
SENTENCE is LiGHTENEO
The sentence of Ernest Hughes.
convicted in the Henry circuit court
last June on charge of grand larceny
and sentenced to the Indiana Re-
formatory for from two to IA years
has been committed by Governor
Goodrich to a term Of from eight
months TO IA years.
REVENUE OFFICE CLOSED
The local internal revenue office
will be closed for the first four days
OF next week as a. n. Logan. collector.
VIII be in the west part of the county
on business. He will also be gone the
first few days of the week following.
PLAN CALF CLUB
The Union District Shorthon
Breeders Association. in session at
Liberty made tentative plans for a
campaign to get members for q South
err Calf club. There are at present
&c members.
PROssT GOES TO DAYTON
Rev. J. f. PrObst who has been i'll
for some time, LEFT Friday for Dayton
o, where he will remain under the
care OF a physician for several weeks
lie will stay with his brother while
there.
SENNEFELT GOES HOME
Adam Sennefelt. who had Corners
Vile police worried because of his alb
. sencc. has returned to his home there
llc said that he had been working In
Richmond.
REV. MITCHELL HOME.
The Rev and Mrs. Andrew +. Mitch
cN Who have been residing in High
Point, n. c., for nearly two months
during which time the Rev. Mitchell
has hocn occupying the pulpit of the
. IL. '. iNtEii''i H. IIdN III. no II COZ
nrcted vita the Forward Movement
. HEADQUARTERS here. arrived home Fri
&, day noon. The Rev. Mitchell will
occupy his pulpit in the South Eighth
81 Street Friends Church Sunday.
GIRL SCOUTS ENTERTAIN.
Troup No. > of the girl scouts. en-
b. tertained troop No. with Valentine
rarty. Friday in the ST. Paul'S church
y The evening was spent in a social way
with games. Refreshments were
e served
TOURIST CLUB MEETS.
{, The Tourist club was entertained
., with a supper and Valentine part!
, Friday evening at the home of Mr.. anG
" Mrs Edgar F. Hiatt. The evening was
- spent with valentine games. There
e was q distribution OF valentines. Piano
s. selections were given by Miss Rutl
3 Wey Cortez. The next meeting will be
" Eeld at the home of DR.. and Mrs. NJ
~ s. Cox.
GIVEN LIFE LICENSES
er Miss Garnet Thompson, teacher ir
a. the Richmond high school, and Lee
3. Driver, until recently superintendent
. of the Randolph county schools. were
= among the % Indiana teachers who
were granted life licenses Friday b.
the state board of public instruction
upon the recommendation of Oscar H
Williams, state supervisor of teacher
training.
FRIENDS WILL WE'D
" Announcements Of the coming mar
&. riages of Mrs. Juanita Ballard and B
; Willis Beede, and Miss Rebecca Car
r. ter Of Germantown, Pa, and Vincen
< Nicholson were made at the MONTH.
! Meeting of the Allen Jay Memoria
q, church this week. Miss Ballard ant
. Mr.. Beede will be married on Marcel
IL. Minutes regarding Mr.. Nicholson
. who is a member Of the Allen ia.
: church were forwarded to the German
q. town Monthly Meeting.
: COMMUNITY CLUB TO MEET
. The Green Brier Community club
: will hold an all-day meeting Tuesday
. at the home Of Mrs. Levi Myer, south
: west Of the city.
MccoMB ON TRIP
H. G. McComb, vocational work d
rector in the Richmond schools, lef
Z Friday on a short business trip.
FRIENDS REPORT SUCCESS
q kilograms from Levi T. Pennington
!, director of the Forward Movement o
/ Friends and Ora w. Carroll, an activ'
member OF the Friends church of Cen
ttral City, Neb., describe particular!