The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-06
Short News of CITY

w. r. c. To Meet-Members Of the
Women's Relief Corps are requested
to meet at p. m. Saturday to go in a
body to pay respect to Mrs. Emma
Ray. deceased, whose body has been
removed from her home on South A
street to that of her daughter. 440
West Main street. Mrs. Ray died at
S a. m. Friday.
kuth Letter Received-A letter has
been received from Steven kuth, who
is at present making trip through
the northeast. He tells of many his
toric and beautiful points along his
route.
Transfer Men Meet-A brief session
of the Eastern Indiana Transfer as
ISOLATION was held Thursday night in
the l. o. o. F. hall. Only routine at
fairs and paying of dues marked the
meeting. The association meets every
second Thursday night.
Entertains His Class.-Members of
Roy Babylon's Sunday School class of
the United Brethren church are being
entertained by the teacher with a
camping party on the MiddlebOro
pike.
Three In nnersviIIe.-Byram Rob
bins. Glenn Kehlenbrink and Ray
Lichtenfels were in Connersville, We'd
nesdav.
Brandyberry to S. disappointment
as district superintendent or the
\aZHrene chur< he9 of the South Da-
Lota district has been received by the
Rev n T. Brandyberry. of tho local
%azarene church He will preach his
last sermons here on Sunday and will
leave for Mitchell. South Dakota. Mon
n rhorrx, will conduct
the services here until the last Sunday
in this month, when she will join her
husband.
Staupaueh Is Back.-After spending
p vacation in indianapolis and Cincin-
natl Sergeant George Staubaugh, of
the police department has returned for
duty
Brown to r. C.-Paul H. Brown, a
member OF the Earlham faculty for
three years, and four years purchasing
agent and business manager, plans to
leave Richmond the latter part of this
month He will move to Kansas City,
Mo. where he will be office manager
for the firm of Comstock and Bolton,
dealers IN household hardware special
ties. Both Mr. and Mrs. Brown are
Earlham graduates.
Install New Beds-Double deck beds
TO DC lnSIdllPO III fuIuy nan at
Farlham, so as to accommodate three
men in each suite. Freshmen will be
given these rooms, which will provide
them with the advantages of dormitory
life
Laundry Building 6uiIt-A new
laundry building has been built just
west OF the engine room at Earlham
college. and the old laundry has been
remodeled to provide lodging for col
leee help.
Grant Buys Home.-The home of DR..
RAYMOND Binford. on College avenue,
has been purchased by DR., Grant, new
head Of the mathematic department at
Farlham college. DIR. Grant was for
merly president of Guilford College, at
Guilford, \. c.
Decree Initiates Four-The Degree
Of Honor initiated four candidates at
the meeting in Vaughn Hall. Tuesday
evening and received eight applica-
tions. 1t will give social dance for
the members and their friends Tues
day evening, Aug. 10th.
Miss Jones Visiting - Miss Ethel
Jones, of New Brunswick. N. j.. for
merly of Earlham, is visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Ewes and
other friends in this city. She is con
nected with the extension department
Of the State University as assistant
state club organizer.
Conovers VIII Visit-Mr and Mrs
C. Frank Conover, uncle and aunt OF