The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-28
Short News Of City

Scouts Get Charter-Boy Scouts of
the "Y" have received their charter
from national headquarters and will
be officially known from now on as
Troop No 5. A beautifully engraved
certificate of membership was sent to
Scoutmaster Wilson for each member
of the troop and they will be pre-
scented to the boys Monday night.
Walter Bates III-Walter Bates of
27 South Thirteenth street has been
i'll at his home He was reported i'm
proved Monday.
Will Present Play-Merbers of the
First Christian church enGeavor who
appeared in the play ''Tanglefoot VS..
Peruna," will go to Whitewater Ind.
Friday evening and present the play
there in the Town Hall. A committee
from the Christian church at that
place is arranging the plans. Mem
bers of the cast are asked to meet
at the First Christian church here on
Thursday evening for final rehearsal
Wadsworth Mains Weddins-Justtce
of the Peace Samuel X Morgan mar
ried Clyde E. Wadsworth, machinist,
and Grace Mains. both Of Winchester,
Ind. Saturday afternoon.
stevens f7OIoS GSTll OiIS-N III 11eAI
Stevens, who received the Mary T. R.
Foulke prize in the Richmond art gal
lery in 1914, is exhibiting group of
pictures in the H. Lieber galleries in
| Indianapolis.
Morse at kansas-kent Morse, a
graduate Of Earlham with the class OF
1920, will head the public speaking de-
rartment in Friends University at
Wichita, Kas., beginning Sept. l. Mr..
Morse is a graduate of the Richmond
| High school
! Band Will Rehearse-The Richmond
/ City Band will hold its weekly rehears'
al on the lawn in front of the Elk 5
! club, Monday night. This is done in
order to give the men fresh air and 10
provide the public with free concert
| it has been announced
| Wait For Prices-Reports from
wholesale and commission grocers
| throughout the country on the prob
abilities of canning prices are coming
! to the ears of Richmond grocers this
week by telephone and letter AS yet
! it is not definitely know how cans and
fruits will go.
Ladies' Aid Social-The Ladies' Aid
of St Paul's Lutheran church will
hold an ice cream social at the home
Of Miss Kate klute, 1872 South Four
teenth street, Wednesday evening.
Lutherans Will Elect-Trinity Lu
theran church will elect officers at q
brotherhood meeting at the church
! Tuesday at s p, m. Turtle soup viii
be served to those present.
Couple is Wed-Miss Zella Whitesel
and Roland Mitchell were married by
the Rev. l.. Z. Murray, pastor of the
First Christian church, Saturday. The
couple left for indianapolis, from
which city they will go to Lansing
Mich.
Elect c. e. Officers-Members o
! the Christian Endeavor Of the United
Brethren church held their last meet
ing al the church Sunday night, unit
the first Sunday in September Off
GERS elected for the coming year WERE
Thomas Phelps, president; Nirgi
Wingkler, vice president; Heller
Hutchings, recording secretary; Pau
Martzell. corresponding secretary
Isora Little, treasurer; and Thelmt
Tibbets. pianist.
Roof Fire; S1o-The fire department
was called out Sunday morning by
roof blaze at the residence of JOSEPH
Mullen. 119 Chestnut street The los
! was approximately $40.
New Members Greeted-Eleven nev
members of the South Eighth Stree
Friends church were presented to tn
congregation Sunday They were COZ
daily greeted by the heads of the seN
eral church departments.
Band in Concert-The Richmon
City band will give an open air cor
cert on the lawn of Elks' club thi
evening. Elks and their friends are il
vited to hear the concert. Member
are asked to note that the concert
tonight and not next Monday night.
Gaars in Mchigan-Mr. and Mr.:
Oliver Gaar, of Richmond, have take
up their summer residence at Ba
View, Mich.
Carnival to Open-Rubin &: Cherry
carnival, said to be the second larges
travelling carnival in the country. Wi
open a weeks engagement at EXh