The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-08
SUNDAY EXECUTIVE
Meeting TUESDAY;
ANNOUNCE USHERS

the Colonial building at 1880 O'Clock
Tuesday morning. April IL. it was an
nounced Saturday
Fred w. Rapp. Sundays business
manager, will arrive some time Tues
day morning and will be present at
the meeting. The general committee
will meet Tuesday evening at $50
O'Clock. following the organization of
the chorus, in section six Of the taber-
nacle.
Billy Sunday closes his series of
meetings in Charleston, w. Va, Sun
day night. April 9, but will not come
TO Richmond before Saturday after
noon, April Is, the day before he is to
open his campaign for six weeks here,
it is reported.
While no organized program is prob
able for the reception Of Mr.. Sunday
at the depot, it is planned for crowd
TO be at the station to greet him upon
his arrival
The following meetings will be held
in the tabernacle next week:
Thursday, 1880 p. Reorganization
OF the coo members of the tabernacle
chorus. c. F. Hutchins is chairman of
tut NHOIuS COUlDllIeS.
Ushers to Meet
Wednesday, 7:30p m.-Initial meet
ing of the ushers. E. NJ Haas is chair
man of the ushers' committee.
Thursday, 1880 D. m.-Union prayer
service Large delegations are ex-
pected from each affiliated church.
Men and women from other churches
will also be welcome
@.
sonal workers. of which the Rev. A. L.
n StamDer is chairman.
Friday 1880 p. m.-Joint meetings
OF ushers and secretaries. These two
bodies will cooperate largely during
the irvitational periods of the meet
ines.
Lists of ushers to serve during the
Sunday meetings at the tabernacle
were given out by Miss Alma Thomas,
in charge OF the Headquarters here
Saturday. The lists include those to
serve in Aisles A. B and G. Ushers for
Aisle d and platform workers will be
announced later Following are ush-
ers for the three aisles named:
Aisle A
James Brumfiel John Hinskv Lee
Roy Little, Marvin Pickett w. L.
Stumn, Ernest Thomas, David Steven
son, j. w. Cox, Verliu Hunt, Robert
Henley. Rov Campbell. William Glib
son. Roy Fry, Jesse Whittacre. Gus
tave Ebert, Myron Klute, Ford Shaw,
Charles Wittig c. NJ. Reynolds, Beech
er Dixon. b. H. Reynolds, Max VIII
liams, George Ellis. Drew Lacey. H
A. McCune. S. d. Chenoweth, w. E.
Wilson, Wilson c. Hurrell DR.. j. A.
Eudaly, Kenneth Foulke, II. O. Good
enough, Guy ROBBIE, H. B. Custer, w.
w. Dafler, C. E. Moss. w. d. Scott,
H. E. Heaton, Earl Phelps, F. L. Peck,
Harry e. Woodruff, Ernest Davis,
Bradford Harrison, James L. McNeill
Charles Roland. Ed. Sharp, James
Whalen, ]. w Ferguson, Ed Charles,
Edgar Mote, Leo Steggleman, Profess
sor Clevenger, E. E. Elieman. Maur-
ice Reeves. Henry W. Bentlage, Clar-
ence Haas, Fred Lahrman. Harold
SineX. George w. Cones, Wilbur AL
bin, F. NJ. Metzger, Clyde Smith, Will
liam ]. Anderson, Kenneth Coalter
Thomas Wood, H. A. Kern, o. H. Will
son, George Martin, R. c. Brunton. Ed
ward J. Treffinger, w. o. Crawford
- Fred Girty, Sheldon Simmons. w A.
DParke, w L. Magaw. Alexander Pax
ton. ]. E. Wissler, Ray Needham, Fred
Gerstner. Paul James.
Aisle 3.
Gordon Borton, l. ]. Hollar, Charles
ETuegel Earl Pickett. Russell Steven
son. Carl Thompson. Ralp Tice. Harry
Anderson. Herbert Hunt, CLYDE Reece,
CLYDE Wells, Otis Folger, Earl Daven-
rort. Thomas Ferris, Russell Ebert,
Henry kluter. Frank Shelton. r. H.
Wickemever. James A. Rickels. F. 2.
Harris. +. C. Rowe, Curtis Wicket,
Harry Rogers. Owen Firth, Fred COLI,
G. r. Cooper. Harry Thompson, A. G..
Higgins. Herman Makey. DR.. A. Whal-
Ion, O. &. Fulahum, J. F THOMPSON,
n. Todd RI. F. Dyer George Moss,
Jin,~ev Swain, Fred d. White, John
Ruhl, Rov Roberts. Oliver BaGer, Har-
nv Darnell. George Harkins w. G. Nc
Nav. John Rinehart, E. L. Sharp. Rus
sell Wiley. George Bowers. David
Hodgin, Otto Sprong, Jesse Ken
worthy, Samuel Culbertson. George
Gesler, Irwin Johnson, Roy Bullerdick,
William Harsely, Glenn McConaha.
Harold Thomas. Alton Cox Squire
Bright. Roscoe D. Meyer. NJ. w Stan
lev, Or. r. II, Carnes, John A. Coryell,
Charles Whiteman. Glen Hamilton.
Ernest Evan Charles Lyons, Harold
Rarrard Luther Bruce Fred Gates
LIZ Us No ulAl sN'lilFy w ait Jdl1GS
p Aiken Tlmer Magaw. Fl. C. Ram
GOV J. q. WILSON. A. L. Reid. Charles
HoCs Warren Weaver.
Aisle c.
James Clements William Huber.
Walter G. Murray, Thomas PYLE. Wal
te Snavelev, Rov Vanzant, L. t. Beach.
. Clerence NcMahan Aaron Hill. Frank
- eregge, Charles Root. Harold Dial.
hey, Glenn Wolf, d. G. Alexander. VIII
liam EgEemever. NARROW Kluter. Marc
Shofer. Frank Wilson. Carl Coffman,
Iohn HeeIy, Claude Sausaman, Ray
Wright, Bernard Byrum. Laurer Froe-
Itch, VIII Eldridge. II. G. Coleman. c..
l.. Snediker. Glenn Carr. w. F. Weldon,
r. O. Vending Robert Study. H. G..
Hunt. Clarence Porter, MORRIS H. Cav.
DR. w L. Misener, Richard Sedgwick,
Waldo Lacey, o. II. Baird, w. F. Ring
ley. Roy L. Babylon, Thomas Erik, L.
gan L. keelor. Charles C. Partlow,
James Richards. Harry Townsend, J.
l.. Wilcox, Melvin Kendall, Lowell
Johnson. Homer Draper, Richard Ken
worthy, William Austin, Clifford Hes
Ter, Darrall Rowe, Henry Deuker, Wal
ter J. Hawekotte. Ray Mendenhall,
T. E. Ulrich, William Keller, C. Z.