The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-22
Short News Of City

colored Community Sine-All col
lored persons in the city interested
in the community service activities
are asked to take part in the commun-
ity sing to be held Wednesday night
in the Whitewater school yard. Mrs.
Ethel Clark. of Chicago, community
service organizer will lead the even
ing's Festivities.
Attends Friends Meeting-The Rev.
Z. Howard Brown. pastor of East Main
Street Friends church, attended Dub
lin quarterly meeting of Friends,
Wednesday, He was to participate in
the program.
Attend Missionary Conference.-The.
A. H. Backus, president of the FEEDER
ated Missionary Societies of Rich
mond. and Mrs Z. Howard Brown,
will both leave for Winona Lake
( Thursday, to attend a missionary con-
! ference. They will be gone for about
10 days.
Grace Lincoln FiIn1-The Rev. A H.
! Backus, pastor of Grace NJ. E. church,
announced Wednesday that the film
on the life of Abraham Lincoln for
next Sunday, June 26, would be My
First Jury" Each Sunday night an
| GplSlue from lI6 lie vi lAluCplu ID
pictured at the church.
! Quarterly Communion Service -
Quarterly communion service will be
observed in Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church, Sunday morning
June 26. Preparatory services will be
held in the church Thursday and Fri.
day nights at 1880 o'clock. The Rev
!! w. MCLEAN Work pastor of the
church, will preach upon both occas
ions.
Three Licenses Issued. - Marriage
7 licenses were issued to the following
Tuesday afternoon: William Gobson
laborer, Hanover. to Roberta Rice
teacher. Richmond; Earl Henry Bull
lerdick, bookkeeper, to Letha France!
Chrow, Richmond; Oliver Edwin Stein
) kamp, florist, Indianapolis, to Len;
. Katherine Weisbrod, Richmond.
Postpone Friends Social-The so
cial which it was announced would b.
held at South Eighth street Friend
church Friday evening of this week
evening of next week, it is announced
has been postponed until Monda.
Epworth League Picnic. - The Ell
worth League members of the Grac
NJ Z. church will have a picnic a
Thistlethwaite's Falls Friday evening
T. They will meet at the church at s: 81
j., For any information call 2429.
a Visitor from Ilinois-Mrs. Ralph n
Hill, of East st. Louis, H., will a
b rive Friday for a two days visit wit
+ Mrs Sarah J. Stutson, so South Thi
Il teenth street
J. Police Hold Schram-Joe Schral
n was arrested by local police late Wee
II nesday afternoon after a telegral
S from Columbus. O., was received heI
q saying he was wanted for grand la
ceny in that city. He was arreste
d on Pearl street. in West Richmon
r None of the particulars could be give
h by local officers.
Plans Automobile Trip-Prof. J.
Maddy, supervisor of music in II
Richmond public schools. is prepa
ing to take his family by automobi
n TO Chautauqua, \. Y. He plans tesG
ing theory and harmony during Il
, summer. Prof Maddy is fitting l
a. his automobile for the trip which l
:. expects to begin in week or 10 day
n During his stay there he will can
~ out within about a mile from Il
II town.
Tennis Association Meeting-Tl
e Richmond Tennis association W
u meet in the community service roo
IL third floor of the X. of P. building
5 1870 o'clock Wednesday night.
le Marriage Clerk Busy-Five coupl
r applied for license to wed Wednesd;
u morning. These were Nathan S. L
e Mar, teacher, and Ethel S. Null, DO
r of Hagerstown: Louis Frederick We
IN er, merchant, Columbus, O., and AM
~ Esther Schmidt, goyerness, Of Ric
mond; Deskin Hallard Jones, pharul
cist, Richmond, and Neva Mae Warne
of Whitewater; Roy w. Dennis, tailC
and Josephine Wilson, both of Ric
n mond; Walter c. Wagner, steno
rapher. and Doris Lucille Shesler, DO
te of Richmond.