The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-25
223 CHILDREN ENROLL
FOR VACATION STUDY
OF LESSONS OF BIBLE

Thirteen city Sunday schools have
223 children enrolled for the vacation
Bible school which opens at o'clock
Monday. in the high school building,
according to figures compiled by Prof
n. c. Heironimus, Saturday. Prof.
Heironimus is to be in charge of the
school.
This enrolment includes children
between the ages of eight and -, in
elusive. The First Christian Sunday
school has the largest enrolment, an
nouncing that So children of that
church will enter. This church had
planned a Bible school for this sum-
mer. providing the City Sunday school
association had not arranged its three
weeks course aimed for the entire COM
munity.
A slight change has been made in
the teaching staff since It's first an
nouncement, last Tuesday. Mrs. Ag-
mes Stillinger will assist Miss Mary
Wilson in teaching the sixth grade,
in the place of J. Warren Beck, as
previously announced. Miss Emily
Walker will not assist in teaching the
fifth grade as was originally planned.
This grade will be taught by Mrs.
Myrtle Shallenberg and Miss Helen
Rust.
To Teach Music
In addition to the staff already
named, Mrs. Ora Stegall will teach
music each morning at the assembly
period. from 1870 to II o'clock, and
also will be in charge of recreation
for girls. Recreation for boys will be
under supervision of Perry Wilson
boys secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, and
L. H. Lyboult who is also to teach the
eighth grade.
Students of the third, fourth and
fifth grades will be combined in one
group for recreational purposes, as
will also the sixth, seventh and eighth
grade pupils. The older children will
receive one half hours recreation each
morning from 8 to $50 o'clock, and
the three younger grade students viii
receive one half hours recreation
each morning from 80 to 10 o'clock
The period from 1870 to II O'Clock
each morning will be devoted to de
votional and musical work. Schoo
opens each morning at o'clock anC
closes for the day at II o'clock. Five
days school a week is the plan.
Days instruction
Each days instruction will include
Bible lessons. class room singing, mis-
sionary study and memory work. Les
son material has been chosen by ar
advisory committee Of the Ministerial
association working with the city Sun
day school association officers. Prof
Heirorimus said Saturday that hi
wished for all fifth. sixth, seventh anC
eighth grade children to bring Bibles
70 school Monday morning.
All children who are TO enter h'
school should report at the Nortl
Ninth street entrance Of the senior
high school at 8 o'clock. They vii
be assembled in the high school audi
forum and grouped into classes. Late
they will be taken to their class rooms
in the old section of the high schoo
building.
Sunday schools that had enrolled
children for the Bible school, and tn
number enrolled foUo"3s:
First Methodist, 5: Craze Metho
dist. 20; Third Presbyterian. 10; Sec
ond Presbyterian 2S: Reid Nemoria
United Presbyterian, :; First Engiisl
Lutheran. 10; Second English Lu
theran 10; Second English Lutheran
81; ST. Paui'a Lutheran, 60; FRS
Christian, So; East Main Stree
Friends, 3; South Eighth Stree
Friends. 10; West Richmond Friends
90. and United Brethren. T.