The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-10
Short News of CITY
RECEIVES SLIGHT CUTS

RECEIVES SLIGHT CUTS
Albert j. Nolan, 119 North Fifteenth
street. received slight cuts about the
face in an auto accident at North
Tenth and A streets at II p. IN. Sat
urday. Nolan was riding in a road
ster driven by Clarence Fender when
the latter struck a light touring car
turning from North Tenth street.
Both cars were badly damaged
POLICE ON LOOKOUT
Wayne county police and those of
other counties were warned Saturday
of the escape of a man named Junjga.
an inmate of Easthaven. He is about
"a years old, wearing a black hat, and
Is OF dark complexion. He is harmless.
SCHOOL HEAD RESIGNS
Perry S. Potts. retiring superintend
ent of centralized schools, Dixon town
ship, Preble county, O., was honored
with banquet at the school building
last Friday. He is resigning in order
to give his entire attention to his farm
after three years connection with the
Preble county schools. Dean Min
nish, of Oxford College, gave the din
ner address, pointing out the superior
ity of the Dixon township schools.
ILLUSTRATED SERMON
Rev ]. l. West, of Lexington, Ky,
student of Louisville (Kentucky)
Theology University, will preach an
illustrated sermon in the Wesleyan
Methodist church, at p. m, Tuesday
evening. Everybody welcome
ACCIDENT VICTIM BETTER
Walter Shelter, who was painfully
hurt in an auto collision on the Will
liamsburg pike Saturday. when he at
ten MT od tn LODI nj to-,
was reported to be in an improved
condition Monday. He is at the home
of his sister, Mrs. w. Aydelotte, in the
Wilmore apartments.
JONES HOME AGAIN
Sylvester Jones, associate director
Of the Friends Forward Movement,
and field secretary Of the American
Friends Board of Foreign Missions. re-
turned Monday from Chicago, where
he spoke in the Friends Church and
conferred with group of Friends in
Evanston.
U. 3. MISSIONARY SOCIETY
The Missionary Society of the
United Brethren church will meet at
the church Tuesday, at 1880 p. m. The
meeting is a mothers and daughters
meeting. The leader will be Mrs. Ed
ward Hutchins. The theme will be
Three Generations of Missionary
Workers.
RETURN FROM FLORIDA
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Stephens have
returned from Florida. They left
Richmond in November and have been
touring in Florida during the last six
months.
TO HAVE PICTURES
Juniors and Intermediates of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will meet at the 'Y" Wed
nesday at 3:45 for a group photo
graph. This picture will be made
into permanent record.
TO HOLD ELECTION
Tuesday night the First Baptist
church will hold it's annual election.
Members are asked to come and
bring a basket lunch.
RED MEN TO CHURCH
An excellent meeting was held in
the First Baptist church Sunday, with
the local order of Red Men as guests.
Many were present and the Rev. Shell
by c. Lee, pastor of the church, de-
livered an appropriate sermon.
TOPICS ARE ANNOUNCED
Topics for the month which will be
studied by the Y. M. G. A. dormitory
mems Bible class have been an
nOunCeu as IOilO"S. MOHudy, May ~,
Conviction of Sin; Monday, May IT,
"Blasphemy"; Monday, May "a "Un-
pardonable Sins" Monday, May 81,
adultery" The class meets TO-
night.
DEGREE OF HONOR MEETS.
The Degree of Honor team is asked
to meet Tuesday evening, May II, in
the Commercial Club rooms, to re-
hearse for the instituting of a new
Degree of Honor lodge in Union City,
May IS.
TO ATTEND MEETING
The Rev. L. E. Murray, pastor of the
First Christian church, and Mrs.
Charles Roland, have been selected to
represent the church at the state
Christian church convention, to be
held in Vincennes, Ind, from May II
to 80 inclusive. The Rev Murra y
was selected by the official board
while Mrs. Roland was appointed by
the Women's Missionary society.
AFRICAN MAKES TALK.
David Jayn Manley. converted ma
tive African who spoke at the United
Brethren church Sunday night, made
an interesting talk A large crowd
attended. He went back to the col
lege shortly after making his talk
| here.
SMITH IN NEW YORK.
w. E. Smith of this city was reg
istered as in New York last week.
M. e. TO ENTERTAIN.
The Revs. Thorn and Chamness OF
the Webster Friends church, will be
given a reception Wednesday night