The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-05
ST, pAUlS Episcopal.
ARRANCES PROGRAM
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL

Detailed arrangements for the enter
tainment Of delegates to the St. Paurs
Episcopal summer school, which is 70
be held here June IA to Is inclusive,
we're formed at the parochial meeting
held in the Parish house Wednesday
night. A supper proceeded the bust
ness session.
While the Rev G. G. Burbanck. pas
tor Of the church. said that he did not
know the exact number of delegates
to be present during the school. he
expressed the belief that there would
be at least 200 or 500. Among this
number will be large sprinkling OF
the clergy. 1t is the belief that the
summer school planned will be one OF
the greatest religious efforts ever
planned by the Protestant Episcopal
church in this diocese.
General Discussion.
Many members of the church We're
present Wednesday night, despite the
unfavorable weather. General discus
sion was entered into in behalf OF
caring for the visiting delegates. 1t
was the hope of the meeting that moth,
ing be left undone which might add
TO the hospitable entertainment OF the
visitors.
Bishop James Wise. of Kansas, will
call the first meeting, which will he
held at s o'clock on the night OF June
IA. Bishop ]. T. Johnson. of Colorado,
will assist in the opening exercises.
Holy Communion At Z o'clock, and
breakfast at s o'clock on the morning
of June Is, will begin the second day
sessions. Bishop J. T. Johnson viii
conduct n service at 10 o'clock, on
The Church and It's Mission" Bishop
Wise will follow At II o'clock. with
on address on Efficient Parish ORGAN
ization." Luncheon will be served at
I o'clock.
Addresses Announced.
Miss Grace Lindley will speak at 4
o'clock on the afternoon of June 10, On
"Women's Work" An address on
Personal Religion Men and Boys.
by Bishop Wise. viii be heard follow
ing Miss Lindley+s address. History
nf Movies.' is the subject announced
for an address by Bishop Johnson at
o'clock that evening.
As on the second day. Holy Com
munion at 7. and breakfast at ) O'Clock
in the morning will be the first two
features of the program for the day
The Christian, His Training, the
Home, School and Church" is the
theme announced for the morning adj
dress. Luncheon at II noon The
christian. His Work. What. Where and
How" will be the subject of an after
room lecture at . O'Clock of the last
day. A summary of the meetings, TO
lie held at $50 o'clock. June Is. VIII
be the closing meeting OF the school.
Among the clergy that will attend
the convention will be: the Right Rev.
and Mrs. J. II. Francis. Right Rev.
James Wise, of Kansas; Right Rev. }.
p. Johnson, Colorado Rev. and Mrs.
!. u. Stanley. Indianapolis: Rev. and
Mrs. H. Harris. Anderson; Rev. and
Mrs. A. E. Cole, Bedford: Rev. and
Mrs. w. Burrows, Bloomington. Rev,
and Mrs. H r. Hole, Columbus; Rev.
pnd Mrs. w. r. Plumer, Evansville:
Rev and Mrs G. H. Richardson, Rev.
and Mrs. c. E. Bishop. Rev and Mrs.
George E. Young, Indianapolis; Rev.
and Mrs D. E. S. Perry. Lafayette:
Rev. and Ms. c. E. Williams, Law
renceburg: Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Black
Madison; Rev. and Mrs. Nj. NJ. Day,
Muncie: Rev. and Mrs. ]. Z. Smelger,
Terre Haute: Rev. and Mrs. j. ".
Comfort. Vincennes: Rev. and Mrs. +.
Y. Nallett. Charlottesville: Rev. l..
Brown. Indiana polls: Rev. and Mrs.
A. H. Maloney, (colored) Indianapolis.