The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-11
Short News of CITY

Attend Florists Conventional. G.
Hill. of this city, chairman Of the re-
ception committee Of the Florists
Telegraph Delivery Association,
George Cause, Joseph H. Hill, and
Fred H. Lemon, all.of this city, mem
oers of committees of the organiZa-
ton, are expected to attend the
annual convention Of the State Flor
lists association, to be held in
indianapolis, Oct. - and 10. The con-
vention will be held in the Claypool
hotel.
Addresses Ministerial Meeting
Miss Ethel Clark, Social Service sec
rotary, told of the work of the organ
ization during the past year, and of
plans of the organization for the COM
ing year, at the meeting of the Min
isterial association Monday morning
The talk by Miss Clark occupied vir-
tually the full time of the meeting.
No action was taken by the associa-
ton on any matters Of business.
Plan Special Week-Plans are being
made to celebrate Better English
Week." Nov. 1 to 8, by the English de-
partments of the Junior and Senior
high schools. Efforts will be mace
| this year to obtain the cooperation
or civic organizations in bringing thu
better English movement to the at
tention of the whole community.
Schoolmasters' Banquet Friday--
The schoolmasters' banquet which
was postponed Friday, Oct. l, on ac
count of gas shortage, will be held
next Friday at the high school. The
League of Nations will be discussed
The committee in charge is composed
Of Mr.. Beck, Mr.. Kline and Mr.
keener.
To Attend Synod Meeting-The Rev
Alexander Nicklas of ST Johns
Lutheran church and Superintendent
zimmerman of the parish school will
attend the annual meeting of the west
ern district of the Joint Lutheran Sy-
nod which will be conducted this week
in the Lutheran church at Springfield
Earlham Trustees Meet-A called
meeting of the board of trustees of
Earlham college will be held at 10: Is
a. M, Saturday, Oct. 16, according to
an announcement made Monday. The
regular meeting of the board was to
have been held Saturday. Oct. 2, but
owing to the Earlham campaign the
meeting was postponed.
Friends Home Observation-Disclosures
of the staff of the Friends Central Of
fees who have been attending Kan
sas yearly meeting, during the past
week, are expected to return home
Tuesday Clarence E. Pickett, secre-
tary of the Young Friends Board. is
not expected back before about Oct.
10, as he has arranged to attend
Indian conferences before returning.
Trinity Lutheran CounciI-The reg
ular meeting of the Trinity Lutheran
church council will be held at the
church Monday night. Routine bust
ness will be considered.
/ Granted Pension-Martha E. Beid-
Ter, of Waterloo, was granted a pen
sion of $12 per month, according to a
recent action taken by Washington
officials. Della Luther, of Modoc, was
granted like amount.
n. j. PohImeyer Visits Son-H. ].
Pohlmeyer spent Sunday with his son
Marcellus, who is student in the Uni
versity of Dayton at Dayton, o.
/ Have Returned to New York-Mr,
and Mrs. Kenneth D. Lovill, residents
of this city for several weeks past,
have returned to New York Civ.
where they will write playlets and
vaudeville sketches.
Naddy Gives Demonstration - Al
Teachers Institute Saturday, Profess
sor Maddy gave some demonstration
teaching for the grade teachers with
a class of children.
Disciples to Meet-Thousands oil
Disciples of Christ will gather in the
! st. Louis Coliseum, Oct. IS to "a, fol
their interna tional convention. The
; Christian church is but little over a
hundred years old, being founded by
Rev. Alexander Campbell in western
. Pennsylvania in 1909