The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-15
Short News Of City

Noon Prayer Meetings.. w. Fer
guson was the leader of the third of
the series of mems MONDAY prayer
meetings in observance of the Ma
tional Week of Prayer, which was
held at 1870 o'clock Wednesday, in
the reading room of the Y. M. c. A
All men in the city are urged to at
tend the remaining meetings which
will be directed as follows: Thursday,
Charles NJ Menson; Friday, Sylvester
Jones; Saturday, Waldo Lacey.
Father and Son Meeting Supper,
prepared and served by the members
of the mems Bible class, will be the
feature of the Father and Son meeting
to be held Wednesday night in the
dining room of Reid Memorial church.
The supper will be served at $50
o'clock and short program will fol-
low
Must Hand in Names-Names of To-
cal persons who intend. to go to Con
nersville Sunday afternoon to attend
the B. Y. P U. rally there must be in
the hands of the transportation COM
mittee by Thursday. This committee
includes Ruby Geyer, and George and
Russell McMahan
BaptismaI Services Sunday-There
will be a baptismal service at Mt
Moriah Baptist church Immediately
after the pastors sermon Sunday
morning. The Rev. John H. Perry
will deliver the sermon.
Thanksgiving Service Thursday -
Annual Thanksgiving services of the
Woman's Missionary society of the St
Pauls Lutheran church will be OBJ
served in the church auditorium
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
The committee in charge cordially in
yites all members and friends to at
tend.
VIII Address Women-Mrs. James
W. MORRISON, of Chicago, is to bs
chief speaker before a gathering foi
women voters of the city which will bt
held in the Morrisson-Reeves librar!
at o'clock Thursday afternoon. Top
les of interest to voters are to be dis
cussed All women voters of the cit!
| are extended a cordial invitation tt
attend.
Boy Given Lecture-Hershel Black
IA years old, of West Alexandria, wa
given a sound lecture in juvenile cour
Wednesday and was released on proba
ton. The boy was accused of gran'
larceny. he VIII report WS6h1y u I'll
I board of children's guardians. Black
in company with two other boys, VIII
were from Dayton, took bicycle fror
in front of Carl Youngs shop on Nort1
Tenth street, Nov. 3, according to Of
ficers. The three boys rode east a
: far as West Alexandria, Ohio Her
7. they separated Black having mad
: the. admission that the wheel did nc
) belong to them. The marshal at Yves
Alexandria reported the matter to tn
Richmond police and the boy wa
, brought here Wednesday.
t Campaign Without Funds - Charlie
} Hodge, candidate for the office c
i township trustee in Wayne TOWNSHIP
and Thomas J. Graves, candidate fo
the office of Jackson township assess
: or, filed their expense accounts Wet
r nesday. No expense and no promise
/. made in connection with the recer
: campaign, was the statement made b
e each.
+ 5ronnenberg is Released-Fay Bro1
nenberg, who is accused of perjur.
4 was released on his own recognizanc
) Wednesday. The prosecuting witnes
r in the case is Glen c. Ridenhour.
!. Art Gallery open-The Public A.
I gallery, now exhibiting a collection
/ 1875 pictures representing the varior
n processes of printing, will be ope
from 1880 to $50 to the public We
nesday evening.