The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-02
Short News of City

mel Ql )6rS ana IQ6lr sons VIII De served
in t ae, Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium Tuesday.
Nov IA, and DR.. Arthur Folsom, of
Fort Wayne, past president of Rotary
of Il TAT city and minister of the Congre-
gatiI nal church.
Ri bic Study Tonight. - The first
TeaC hers Training class of the Reid
Mem oria1 church viii be held at $50
oclo, * Thursday night at the church,
with Rev. w. MCLEAN Work, pastor,
in chi lrge. The course will comprise
six m onths' consecutive outline study
of the ! Bible and is a compilation Of
the bt sst parts Of about half a dozen
separa tie teachers training courses.
More Elan 30 have registered for the
| course which is open to members Of
! all der ominations. While the course
| is prim arily for the training of teach
| ers in labbath school work, the course
| is open to all who desire to take adj
vantage of the opportunity, no matter
| where t be student intends to teach.
| No text books are necessary for the
| course nd only note book will be
/ required. The class will meet every
Thursday night hereafter.
Flying squadron coming.-Two men
who have messages of especial inter
est to eva ngelistic clubs Will address
| the Billy Sunday club at it's meeting
next Wedn esday night in the Y. NJ. c
| A. They a re Bert Gill and Assistant
i Trainmaste Bowers of Columbus,
Ohio, who sOmpose flying squadron
4 to boost ev; Ingelistic activities. This
meeting is he last one prior to the
j "On to Dayt on" trip to be made on
4 the followin; night and it is desired
1 that all mem bers of the club attend.
1 Cake Mark ct Saturday-Circle one,
of the First Presbyterian church will
hold a cake market at Dafler's drug
store, corner Ninth and Main streets.
Cakes, cookie and doughnuts will be
on SALE
Attend Chuf Oh Conference-B. VIII
lis Beede, SEE Ietary of the Friends
board of forefg u missions, and Sylves-
ter Jones, ass tstant executive secre-
tary of the F Eve Years Meeting OF
Friends, are in a tendance at a confer.
ence on better q ethods of promotional
work which is 1'eing held under the
; auspices of the ederal council Of the
Churches of Chr 81 It in America at Col
umbus, Ohio, tn Is week. The confer
ence will close p iday.
Issued Marriae License-Leo Char
les Stigleman al al Hazel Fulle, both
of Richmond, we q issued a marriage
license Thursday.
Prepare For Y Drive - Twenty
teams headed by captains and gener
ais have bcen sci cted for the Y. NJ
C. A. membership drive, which starts
Nov. and ends Nj ". 10. The assoc
, iation officers into nd to secure a:
many new members as possible ant
further the activitia of the associa
ton. The teams W. II get ready fol
their drive at once q nd meetings viii
be held from time tt time to keep {
! close connection bet1s cen the workers
and their captains. Over 1000 new
members is the goal of the associa
ton.
~" Gets Orange X ree-An orange
! tree, six feet tall. hasi been presented
the Y. M. c. A. by r.. L. M. Gentle
: The tree has been thu property of DR.
{ Gentle since his boy mood. 1t bear:
! fruit each year.
Red Mems Banpue members Of
the Red Mems lodge will be served
e with a light banquet at the lodge
S rooms on South Seven h street, mex
) Friday evening. Deg ee work will
: be handled by the LODI .e at the mex
!. regular meeting follow ing, one wee1
I later
r Friends Recognize Pic aure-The pic
|. ture of Mrs. Janette Eervey, which
I was printed in the from : page of thu
: Palladium Wednesday n light, proved
9 very interesting to her Z 1any friend!
0 and acquaintance here. Mrs. Herve!
i formerly lived here, residlA 1g on Nortl
d Ninth street She is 103 va ars old ant
Z is Cincinnati's oldest W oter. He
It friends say that the pictma publishes
l. in the Palladium shows b at her ap
g pearance is about the same as whel
.a she lived here. despite hea advanced
age.
Traffic Rules Explained k-Explana
a. ton of the traffic rules Wa IS made b.
it Police Chief Eversman at "a meeting
h of the Eastern Indiana Ira nsfer asso
II citation held in the McCo uaha aut
" sales rooms Wednesday mig ht. It wa
n decided at the meeting that the assc
e citation will conduct a "Saf ETY. First
lie campaign and the anticipate, IN Of pub
k lie approval and co-operatio was eS
id pressed. Fifteen members and fou
b. visitors were present at the meeting
Of Call Election judges All precinc
Of election judges are requested to cal
at the office of the Democrat Tic head
to quarters, Colonial building, wi Thin tn
or next three days, to receive instruc
lg lions from Frank McFail, count y chair
re man.
&c Substitute Inspectors Name - TIL
m name OF William Widup was 81 lbstitut
&c ed for that of Mary Krivel as sIectio
is inspector for the sixth precinct, Wayn
ry township Thursday. Widup lhres a
ry 135 South Third street
Assessment Roll Accepted --Fine
assessment roll on four sire ct in
provement jobs. were accepted lat til
board of works meeting ThlIrsda!
They are: alley between South Tent
e and Eleventh streets, from B to
d streets; alley between North Mint
and Tenth from B street to first allie
- north of A; alley south of Main, froI
- Twelfth to Thirteenth streets. an
Sc alley between South Fifteenth an
~ Sixteenth streets, from South A It o tn
ns first south of Main. The mat b. ar {
u relaying the brick sidewalk on l3icl
az az mond avenue was discussed by th
- board but no action taken.
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