The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-26

l.. Nicklas and family departed Mon
day for Ann Arbor, Mich, where they
will spend a vacation of two weeks.
The Rev. Mr.. Specht of the Wernle
Orphans Home will preach at St.
Johns Lutheran church next Sunday
and will be acting pastor in the abb
sence Of Rev. Mr.. Nicklas.
Return From Trip - The Rev.
Gefge G. Burbanck and family have
retttned from a weeks motor trip WIS.,
iting points in Indiana.
Atlas Folks Picnic-One of the larg-
est and most complete picnic parties
ever held by employees of the Atlas
Underwear company was enjoyed in
Glen Miller park Saturday. Employees
and their families participated. Games
and sports featured the afternoon,
while in the evening Smiths orches-
ira furnished a program of dance mu-
sic which continued until about IL p.
m.
Entertains a Party-Mrs. A.. w.
Roach, National Road East, enter
tanned a party of three motion picture
actors making transcontinental tour
on foot at her home Saturday morn
Ing. The party included Eugene Ha-
ven, Walter Hall and Opthlea Co-Wa.
Pictures along the route were being
taken by their directors from New
York City, who proceeded them to Sc
lect locations. They intended to reach
Sacramento, Calf, by fall
Postal Service Examination-A num-
Der Of applicants have taken out
blanks for the civil service examina-
tion OF be held Saturday, July 81.
There are a number of vacancies to be
filled by the successful applicants. The
initial salaries will be $1,4O0 with in
creases each year until $1,S00 is
reached.
To Give Dance.-Percy Griffin, dan
cling master, will give a grand ball
for the colored population of Richmond
in the coliseum Wednesday night.
Browns five piece colored orchestra
will play. Percy Griffin will act as
floor manager.
Ruth James Returns.-Miss Ruth
James, chairman Of the Sixth District
women's state organization Of the
Democratic party, returned from the
meeting Of the state held at French
Lick, Friday and Saturday.
Church to Picnic.-East Main Street
Friends church will hold its annual
picnic at Glen Miller park Thursday
the play grounds east Of the pavilion.
Preached at Arba.-The Rev. E. Ho,
ward Brown, pastor of the East Main
Street Friends church, preached in
the afternoon and evening at an all
day meeting Of the Friends church in
Arba, Ind. His son, Percy P. Brown,
was in charge of the service at the
local church, Sunday evening.
To Hold Meeting.-Because of the
picnic Thursday afternoon, the Ladies'
Aid Of East Main Street Friends
church will hold their regular meeting
on Wednesday afternoon.
Registered in New York-B. N.
Mitchell and J. M. Norris. both Of this
city, are registered in the Grand and
Marlborough hotels, respectively, New
York City.
Answers False AIarm-The fire de,
partment was summoned to West
Third and Kinsey streets by call
sent in from Box So Monday morning
The alarm was false one.
Holiday Is DeIe9ate-John Holiday
circuit court reporter, who is treas
urer of the Indiana Synod Of the
United Lutheran Church Of America
will be one of the lay delegates to the
national convention of the denomina-
ton to be held in Washington, D. c..
in October. The Rev. Frank Dressell,
of the First English Lutheran church,
will be a ministerial delegate.
Holiday Goes Fishng-Judge w. A.
Bond, of the circuit court, said that
John Holiday, court reporter, has in
formed the fish Of Lake George of his
departure for that region within a few
days.
Motor to SprIngfield-Mr and Mrs.
Schotzman, of North Eleventh street
Miss Myrtle Coate, of North Ninth
street, and Harry White, of South
Thirteenth street, motored to Spring
field, o., to spend Sunday with
friends.
No Street Repairs-City Engineer
Davis has not been informed by the
Andrews Asphalt company when II
will make repairs to the asphalt pave
ments of Richmond. The condition OF
Richmond avenue is especially bad.
Leaves for kentucky-Misses Mary
and Flora Parks left Monday for a
weeks visit with their brother, Roy
G. Parks, and family, at Louisville
Ky.
Club Will Picnic.-The members ol
INC INeeuleCTdlL CluD ana tnolr IAN
lilies will picnic at the home of Horace
Cox on the Campbellstown road, neal
the old schoolhouse, Sunday, Aug
The next regular meeting of the club
will be held with Mrs. John Watts
east Of New Westville.
Edwards at Meeting. - President
David M. Edwards. of Earlham col
lege, attended an all-day meeting al
Maple Run. about nine miles from
Marion, Ind, Sunday. He spoke in
both the morning and afternoon.
Lishtbourn Arrives Tuesday-Rev
]. L. Lightbourn, of Georgetown. S. c.
will arrive Tuesday for a visit with
Mr., and Mrs Wilfred Jessup, so Soutf
Nineteenth street. Mr.. and Mrs. Jes
sup will entertain informally Wednes
day evening in honor of the. Rev
Lightbourn. No invitations are being
sent. Rev. Lightbourn was formerly
rector of st. Pauls Lutheran Episco
pal church.
S. S. Attendance largest Paul's
Lutheran Sunday school broke all rec
ords for July attendance Sunday, July
25. with 3S5 members. Orphans from
the Oesterlin Orphanage at Spring
field, O.. attended the service witt