The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-30
Short News of City

Will Show SIides-Lantern slides
of the Famous Picture contest will be
shown at the North End Mission at
1880 o'clock Friday evening. A lee
turer will also talk at that time. A
community sing will be held follow
ing the talk and music will be furnish
ed by the Whitewater orchestra. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Earlham Takes Test-Test for the
Earlham college students for the Fa-
nous Picture Memory contest was
given Thursday noon at the college,
by p II. Slocum, Community Service
secretary. Many of the students at
the college were taking much interest
in the contest and the test was given
to make it possible for the students to
get into the contest.
viii Lead Sineinq-Ora Stegall,
president of the song leaders and &C
companist institute of the Richmond
Community Service, will lead the
community singing at the Chamber
of Commerce get-together meeting in
the K of P temple Thursday night.
Methodist Play Tonieht-The First
NJ. Z. Epworth league will give play,
"The Minister'S Wife's New Bonnet"
at the church Friday evening, March
81, at SIS o'clock.
Church Market Saturday-The ladies
of the Third NJ. E. church will hold
an all-day market Saturday, April 1, at
Weiss Furniture store, opening at 10
O'Clock Bread, rolls, and cookies will
be on sale.
Missionary Society Meeting - The
Woman's Missionary society of Trim
ity Lutheran church will meet at the
church Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Miss Georgianna Doan is to
give a violin solo as part of the pro-
gram. She will be accompanied by
Miss Helen Eichorn, pianist.
Friday Prayer Services-The prayer
meetings announced Thursday for Fri
day night are to be held at the home
of Timothy Nicholson, 80 South Ninth
street; M. l.. Rowe, leader; and at the
| home of Frank Esveings, 7141a South
G street; Melvin Kendall, leader
To Inspect Engine Members of the
board of works were to leave Friday
for Elmira, n. Y, where they will in
spect a new fire engine which may be
purchased by the city
James Clifton Eiere-James Clifton,
mayor of Connersville, and Democratic
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
| ton for congress from this district
was in Richmond Thursday. He will
appear at the Democratic banquet at
| Liberty Thursday evening. A number
of local Democrats VIII go from here
| to attend the affair.
Leaves Motor Running - Orville
| Thomas left the motor of his touring
car running while the machine was
standing empty at the curb on North
E street Thursday. He will appear
in police court Friday.
Asks Street characterization for
/ the widening of School street from
| North West Fifth street to the G. r.
and l. railroad has been filed with
| the county auditor. 3. c.. Wicket is
named as one of the petitioners.
| Candidates File Friday-William r.
Lee, Democrat, filed for nomination
| for county treasurer and for the nom
| ination for eighteenth precinct com
mitteeman Thursday in the county
clerks office. Esther Griffin White
| Republican, filed for the nomination
! for state convention, Thursday. Ever
| cite Moore, Republican, filed for tbs
nomination for twenty-fourth precinct
| committeeman; Oris K Dunbar filed
/ for the nomination for delegate to the
Republican state convention. Frank
| McFail, Democrat, filed for nomina-
| ton for twentysixth precinct commit
teeman: Joel Moore, former Demo
| cratic county chairman, filed for the
office of county assessor on the Demo
cratic ticket