The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-20
Short News Of Civ
BOYS CLASS ELECTS.

6OYS' CLASS ELECTS.
The Busy Boys Glass of the United
Bretheren Sunday School, of which
| Roy l.. Babylon is teacher, held a
| meeting at the home of John Lacey
! Friday evening. at which time the fol-
| lowing officers were elected: Raymond
! Stuart, president: John Lacey, vice
president: James Lacey, secretary;
Roland Sharp, treasurer. The follow
| ing were present: Rubard Tibet,
! Robert Sharp, Malcolm Ernest. Roland
Sharp, James Lacey, Harold Nuss,
Keith Harris. Charles Tibet, Ray
mond Stuart, Charles Rogers, Mark
Lancaster, David Lacey, John Lacey,
and Willard Mattix.
TWO ARE IN TAMPA.
F. w. and P. w. Stephens, of Rich
| mond. are Indiana folks in Tampa
Tampa Times.
TWELVE GET DIPLOMAS.
| The Rev. Mitchell. of the South
Eighth Street Friends church has pre-
sented IL members of the Teachers
training class of the ST. PauIs Lu-
theran Sunday school with their in
ternational diplomas last Sunday. Sew
eral short talks were given by offic-
| ials of the church Those receiving
diplomas We're Mark Heitbrink, Clara
Getz, Katherine Ramp. Mildred Klute,
Marie koenigkramer, Anna Lineman.
Margaret Mckinley, Agnes and Lou
Use Meerhoff, Gertrude Petering, Julia
/ Won Pein and Marie Schuette.
. PARENT-TEACHERS MEET. :.
| Selection of a reorganization COM
mittee was made at meeting of the
Parent-Teacher association of the
Garfield school Friday night. n. c.
Heironimus. principal, was named
chairman of the committee. which will
meet soon to make plans for the
proposed reorganization.
BECK ON VACATION.
! Postmaster c. B. Beck left Friday
for a weeks vacation and will visit
Arkansas and other places in the
south during his absence. While he
is gone Superintendent of Mails Fore
man will have charge OF the local
| office
FRIENDS BOARD MEETS.
| Members of the permanent board
of the Indiana Yearly meeting met
Saturday morning at the Y. NJ. c. A.
Routine business of the meeting was
transacted, and credentials for Mr..
and Mrs. B. Willis Beede. who are
planning to attend the London Yearly
meeting, were approved
| ZANE mAhkEt HELD.
Members of the Wayne county w.
G.. T. U conducted a cake market at
the South Sixth street market house
! Saturday. The proceeds OF the mar
ket will be used for the Jubilee cele-
bration of the w. c. T. L.
RATLlFF TO CAPITAL.
Walter Ratliff left for indianapolis
Saturday morning to attend a meet
ing of the state archaeological society.
RYAN JENKINS HURT.
| Ryan, the 11-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs T. B. Jenkins, 1903 Main street,
suffered a broken thigh bone when
run down by an automobile Friday
! afternoon. He was riding a bicycle
on North Nineteenth street when
struck
HOLD ATTENDANCE CONTROL.
An attendance contest between the
boye and girls in the primary depart
ment of the Sunday school of Bethel
A. Nj. E. church, will be held Sun
day. The side having the largest at
| tendance will serve the other ice
| cream
NO MEAT DELAYS.
! Although the strike of express
handlers in Chicago is causing meat
shortage and high prices in other
towns, Richmond retail butchers are
experiencing no other than custom
airy delays in receiving meat ship
ments.
INDOOR PICNIC PLANNED.
An indoor picnic for colored Sunday
school children of the city. under Il
years old, will be held in the as
sembly rooms Of the Bethel A. NJ. E.
church at D. III. Sunday. The picnic
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the Bethel A. NJ. E. church.
TO ELECT CHAPERoN.
| Each of the four colored Sunday
schools Of Richmond will elect one
high school boy to attend the older
colored boys conference in the 1ndi-
annapolis colored Y. NJ. c. A. on April
., 3 and 4. A chaperon for the boys
will be elected at melting in the
Mount Moriah Baptist church Sunday
afternoon.
400 ATTEND MEETING
More than 400 church leaders of In
diana, men and women who will have
charge Of the united financial cam
paign to be conducted under the d.
rection OF the Interchurch World
Movement, April % to May 2, attend
ed a conference at indianapolis Friday
to consider plans for the campaign.
Several Richmond men attended.
MURPHY TAKES OFFICE.
E. F. Murphy, newly appointed coun-
ty agent, was in his office for the first
time Saturday. All farmers desiring
to see the new agent are requested
to call at his office, in the southwest
wing of the courthouse, on Saturdays.
LICENSED TO WE'D
Robert w. Taylor, a musician. OF
Richmond, and Lucy Dennis, of this