The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-22
Short News Of CITY
PRICE GIVES BANQUET.

both Jackson and Washington town
ships. According to law it will be
necessary for the townships to run the
advertisements for three weeks. 1t is
not known how soon the buildings will
be started after the bids are let. due
10 the uncertainties of the building
material trade.
BLAZE OUT At EARLHAM.
Students quickly extinguished
small blaze which started in Perry
Hall, at Earlham, early Wednesday
evening. No damage was done.
N. G. FARMERS MEET.
1t Is the desire of officials of the
all members be present at the meeting
Saturday afternoon in Fountain City.
Matters Of Importance to the farmers
will be discussed.
WOODWARD TO TALK.
DR.. Walter Woodward, editor of the
American Friend, will address the
Richmond Ministerial Association at
their meeting Monday morning on
Church Papers,
soUIREs CONFER HERE.
Local ministers were in conference
Wednesday with the Rev. Mr.. Squires,
executive secretary Of the Calumet
Church Federation, in regard to the
city Inter-Church World Movement
Survey. The rural survey has been
started but 1T will be several weeIs
before the city survey is in progress.
LABOR COUNCIL TO MEET.
Members Of the Central Labor Coun-
Gil will hold their regular meeting in
Lukens Hall Thursday night.
RUNGE TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Clarence Runge, who has been di-
rector Of the Murray theatre orchestra
for several years has resigned to &C
cept a position with an Indianapolis
orchestra. Glenn Crum, director of
the Miller theatre orchestra of Mil
waukee, Wis, has been secured to
lead the Murray musicians.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED.
, A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Baynes at Reid Hospital
Wednesday morning.
eAILEYs TO GO SOUTH.
William NJ. Bailey, general manager
of the Richmond Home Telephone
Company. will leave for Atlanta, Ga,
Feb. 1, to attend a meeting Of repre-
sentatives Of the United States indie
pendent Telephone Company, on
Feb. 4, and 6. He will be ac-
companied by his wife, and following
the meeting. they will spend a two
weeks vacation in winter resort.
REV. RAE IN PULPIT
The Rev. J. j. Rae will occupy the
pulpit of the First Presbyterian church
Sunday. He was to have taken a 80
day vacation but on account of the
difficulty In obtaining another minis
ter. he returned. There will be NO
prayer meeting Thursday evening.
STANLEY TO BE DINED
A supper will be given in the Y. M
C. A. at five o'clock Friday afternoon
for Rupert Stanley, Earlham graduate
and who has spent five years in China
doing Y. M. c. A. foreign work. He
will tell of the Y. M. c. A. work in
China. The Richmond Y. NJ. c. A
raised s1292.50 for foreign work dur
ing 1919. or more than three times
the amount raised in any previous
year.
PICKETT TO CHICAGO.
Clarence Pickett, executive secre
tary of the Young Friends Board Of
the Five Years Meeting. and B. Willis
Beede, field secretary of the American
Friend Board Of Foreign Missions
have gone to Chicago to attend life
enlistment work conference of the
| Inter-Church World Movement.
i. o. o. r. TO GIVE DEGREES.
! Whitewater lodge. I. o. o. F will
confer the third degree on severa
candidates Friday night and plans TO-
the trip to Lynn on Saturday night will
be announced Tickets for the tril
will be ready for distribution and the!
also will oe on sale at the Pennsyl
vania station Saturday evening. Thu
special train chartered by the lodg
will leave promptly at 6:15 o'clock.
COMMITTEE WILL MEET.
| The executive committee of tn
American Friend board foreign mis-
fsions will meet at the Central Office
IN Richmond. Friday morning and al
ternoon Some matters of importanc
will be considered.
CONSIDER FORWARD MOVE.
Matters of importance in connection
with the Forward Movement Of Amer
lean Friends were considered by tn
local women Friends who gathered a
the Forward Movement headquarter
Wednesday afternoon.
The body was not official, but tente
tive plans of cooperation in tn
Indiana Yearly Meeting campaig
were considered. Samuel L. Hawortf
Charles Woodman and Miss Ruthann
Sims spoke on the needs Of cooper
ative assistance from the women c
, the church.
MISS HARMON TALKS
"The Value Of Home Economic
Club" was the address given by Mis-
Stella Harmon, county supervisor c
domestic science, at the meeting G
the New Garden Home Economic
Club, which met at the New Garde
church Thursday afternoon. The mex
I meeting of the Greenbriar Home Ecol
omics Club will be held at the hom
of Mrs. Levi Meyers, Feb. II. TIL
meeting will be an all day session.
DITCHED FOUR TIMES
Harry Gilbert, president Of tn
board Of works and local farm agen
can't say much for the present weatl
! er. according to his stories.
Since o'clock Wednesday mornin,
Gilbert has been ditched at least fou
times in his machine.
HAAS TO BANQUET.
E. NJ. Haas, Richmond represent
| tive of the R. L. Dollings compan.