The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-10
MEANING OF CHRISTINA s MESSAGE IS FLASHEN
INTO AIR BY REV. BlJRbANCk over vVIREL ELS

The meaning of the Christmas mes
sage to mankind, with special refer
ence TO a harmonious relationship be-
tween the nations of the earth, was
flashed into the air by the Rev. George
Burbanck, rector of St Paups Episco-
pal church, over The Palladium wire
less Friday night. His discourse was
part of the program which The Palla-
dunn station gives daily in conjunc-
ton with the market and weather re-
port.
After referring to the Christmas
message which Queen Victoria sent
across the transatlantic cable upon
its completion in August, 1858, 10
President Buchanan, the Rev MI Bur-
banck said that the recurrence of
Christmas suggests that the queen 5
message in conjunction with the an
gek songs is prophetical of a day to
come in the fullness of the times.
Peace among men will be an as
sured fact when the highest good of
humanity is endorsed as the highest
good of every nation. When that fact
is recognized there will be no good
reason why men should learn war any
more.
Must Overcome Hate
The way to bring peace on earth
is not for man to invent methods and
machines still more terrible than those
now in use, but to overcome the hate
in his heart by the love which was re
vealed at the birth and throughout the
life of Christ. If hate can be thrOt-
tied in the heart of the individual
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not lift up arm against nation, for
nations, after all. are the sum of the
individuals within their borders.
But the same blind forces which
man has employed to impart the sting
of his hate can be used to reveal the
love which is native to his soul. Man
is really most human when he most
clearly initiates the divine When
Christian men and Christian nations
learn to trust their future to the JUS
tice of God. peace will reign over all
the earth.
1T is the touch of Christ on the
souls and bodies and minds of men
that will Danish the disease, the vices.
program of readings was given. The
club at its business meeting voted to
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End mission for the Christmas boxes.
Plans are being made by the club to
entertain with a New Years eve
watch party for the Maumee council at
the Red Mems hall. The next meet
ing will be in two weeks with Mrs. An
drew ROser, of South Tenth street.
Mrs. Elvah was hostess to an all day
meeting of the Mary Hill W. c. T. L.
at her home, 1014 Boyer street Friday
afternoon. Eleven members were pre-
sented. Two comforts were made and
eight garments finished during the
day. At the business meeting in the
afternoon members decided to respond
to Mrs. Gipe's call to send handker-
chiefs to Fort Benjamin Harrison to
be hung on the Christmas tree for the
soldier boys. No more meetings of the
union will be held until after the first
of the year.
Mrs. Ora Mitchell of Southwest
Ninth street. entertained informally
Friday afternoon for the Quaker City
club. A social time was enjoyed after
the business session. Mrs. Schramm
won a guessing contest which was
held. A twocourse luncheon was
served later by the hostess. The din
ing table was prettily decorated in the