The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-10
CAST APPOINTMENTS
FOR MISSION PAGEANT

Cast appointments for the mission
pageant to be given in connection with
the School of Missions which is to BIS
conducted by the Federation of Mis-
sionary societies have been completed
and the announcement of assignments
was made at the first general rehear.
sal held at the East Main Street
Friends church Monday night The
pageant will be presented Friday eve
ming and plans and rehearsals are 60
ing forward under the direction of
Mrs. John Shallenburg and Prof Ed
win P. Trueblood.
The first full dress rehearsal will
be held Wednesday evening at the
4 East Main Street Friends church at
! 1880 O'Clock
| The leading part in the pageant,
''The Search for the Light" will be
/ taken by Miss Louise Meerhoff, Mrs.
w. A. Ellis will act as America" and
! Stanley Guyer will be the Interpreter
of History"
| 14s in Pageant
One hundred and forty-eight men,
women and children will take part ir
/ the spectacle and there are Is repre-
/ sentative groups from the various
/ churches represented in the federation
as follows:
First Baptist-Chaldean and AS
| syrians-HaZel Underhill Ruby Geyer,
Florence McMahan. Ruth McMahan,
Hazel Bowers, Helen Unthank, and
Harry Bockstetter
Second Presbyterian-Sun worship
pers and virgins-Nadene Denny, Ed
ma Manford, Lorraine Kenny, Dorothy
| Dillman, Gaynelle Linking, Ethel Ev.
erett.
Third NJ -Mohammedans-W
ter Baldwin, Floyd Brown, Eva Sander
son. Dorothy Thomas, Edna Baldwin,
Charlotte Lamb, Edna Klinger, Mrs.
Emma Mikesell and Miss Dora Ben
nett.
First Christian-Hand Maidens-
Malvin Pryfogle Cyrena Huber, Ber-
nice Ingalls,, Adele Harris, Mary
Brumfield and Doris Weesner.
First -Heralds-Queen
Webb, Violet Osborne, Marjorie Gault
and Okal Mather.
United Brethren-Church attend
ants-Miss Virgil Winkler, Mrs. Inez
. Harris, Miss Myrtle Nook, Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Phelps and Henry Shafer.
St. Paul's Lutheran-Hindus-M
Charles Surrender, Mrs. George Bar
, tel, Lew Hasecoster, Henry Kimm, Ell
= raer Kreimeier, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Meerhof, Mrs. George Brehm and
Mark Heitbrink.
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ma Daffler, Ruth Misener, Robert Will
son, George Moss and Harry Moss.
Grace Methodist - Buddhist - Mrs
Sterling Reid, Joe Clark, Orville Clark
Dorothy Henning, Esther Hamilton
Mrs. o. F. Ward, Fern Homan, c.
IN. Cook. Marguerite Jenkins, Mrs
Hugh Miller, Loretta Bell Kittle, Mary
Jane Little, Fred Stewart, Gwena Jen-
kins.
West Richmond Friends-Worship
pers OF Jupiter: Harrison Scott, Syl
vester Jones, Bertha Davis, Esther
May Brown, Dorothy Deem, Lavonne
Wright, Rebecca Borden, Nina Miller
East Main Street Friends-IsraeliteS
2 and Prophets: Jesse Bailey, Franz
: Roberts, Nh and Mrs. Cecil Scantland
r Otto Downing, Ernest Borradaile, Mrs
: Otto H. Sprong, Mrs, Bertha Cook
Miss Ruth Wooters. Mrs. Asher Wolley
g and Roy ParshalL
/ First Methodist-Nurses, mission
e aries and volunteers: Eva Phelps
u 1TeSSd sharp, Mdu6LlHe beCh6lt, MI ;
o. H. Wilson, Eden Wilson, Mr.. ant
V Mrs. f. 0. Evan, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr
and Mary Nichols.
c First English Lutheran-Angels
Il Helen Gardner, Mary Louise Gardner
Josephine Foreman, Margaret Tillson
Gene Grottendick, Catherine Gerlach
Virginia Youngflesh and Ellen Bartel
Second English Lutheran-EgyI
tians: Mrs. Harmon Jahnke, Mrs. VII
! bur Schnelle, Miss Cora Hebbler, Mis-
J Esther Tuecke, Mrs. J. F. Holiday ant
Raymond Bailey.
Choir-Ralph Little. Ben Barte
Clifford Hutchins, Mrs. Fred J
/ Bartel, Mrs. Ray Longnecker, Mrs
p r. w. Kruger and Miss Corine Nus
Il baum.
s. Orchestra-Miss Haley Harold,
re rector; Miss Juliet Nusbaum, pianist
IS Elmer Hurrell, Stella Knode, Dre7
s Lacey, Ralph Ewing, Irene Jarrs
If Kathryn Gates. Royden Parks an
n Kenneth Fox.