The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-28
SCHEDULED PRAYER
MEETINGS LARGEST
NUMBER YET HELD

Largest number of prayer meetings
to be held in homes of the city in the
campaign prior to the coming of Billy
Sunday, is scheduled for Tuesday
night. 1t is reported that as many as
IL persons have attended one meet
ing during the prayer sessions.
Miss Alma Thomas. in charge of Ne
Sunday headquarters here, urged
Tuesday that all persons to have pray
er meetings notify her by sending in
their reports. Many homes in which
prayer meetings are to be held are not
known at the Sunday headquarters be-
cause families fail to send in their re-
ports to Miss Thomas.
Following the meeting of the gen.
eral council in charge of the campaign
Monday night, it was announced that
a nome in which four bedrooms can be
provided is being sought for Mr.. and
Mrs. Sunday, and their assistants, Mrs.
William Asher and Miss Florence Kin
ney. The rest of the Sunday party
would be housed close to the Sunday
rooms If possible, according to the re-
port.
Tuesday Night Meetings.
races where prayer meetings will
be held Tuesday night and the names
OF the leaders follow:
District 2. Russell Cox, South Fifth
street; Hazel Craig, leader.
District Mrs. Barnard, 291a South
Eleventh street; Rev. John w. Webb,
leader Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartel,
129 South Fifteenth street; Mrs. John
w. Hansel, leader. Mrs. Oscar Parker,
Bill South Tenth street; Edward Tim
berlake, leader. Mrs. w. NJ. Huber,
30 South Thirteenth street
District Mrs. V. Koogle, 40 South
Eleventh street; Mrs. George Detch,
leader William Ringley, 21S North
Sixteenth street; Charles Roland,
leader Rev. H. S. James, 1850 North
B street; Mrs. H. S. James, leader.
Fifth District
District Fired Warner, sos North
Eighteenth street; Mrs. Mary Leeds,
leader Mrs. Sans. 512 North Nine
teenth street; Mrs. w. F. Owens, lead
er. Mrs. A. L. Unthank; Mrs. Green,
leader. Mrs. c. o. Minnick, 224 North
Twenty-first street; Rev. j. H. Sar-
kiss. leader. Rev. Irwin Stegall. 209
North Nineteenth street; Mrs. Floyd
Lamb, leader G.. p. Trusler, 32i
North Nineteenth street; Mrs. George
Harper, leader Arch Webb; Mrs.
Reeves. leader.
District 6-Mrs E. II. Brown, AT
South Sixteenth street; Mrs. Stevens,
leader
District 8, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Ryan, Linden avenue; Mrs Moore
lilo Sheridan street; Mrs. Clara Coal
ter; Rev. E. l.. Gates, 1909 Hunt
street; Marillia Baldwin, leader; Mr..
and Mrs. Percifield, 1910 Butler street;
open meeting: Mr. and Mrs. John
Lantz, 1872 State street; Mrs Gibbs,
leader
Ninth District.
District 8, Mrs. Effie Null, 227 Kin
sey street; Rev. Wright, leader; Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin c.. Marley, 234
Pearl street; Mrs. Manley, leader; Jo-
seph c. Mullen, 119 Chestnut street;
Mrs. Mary Mote, leader; Mr. Flood,
438 Richmond avenue; Miss May
Ritch, leader; Mrs. Silverman, 354
Richmond avenue; John Baker, Kin
sey street; Mrs. W. H. Davis, leader;
Mrs. Louise Beckett, $40 Pearl street;
Mrs. Grose, Northwest Eighth street;
Mrs. Cassie Commons, leader; Mrs. c.
c. Reid, 31S Pearl street; Mrs. Lever
EFT Hazeltine, leader.
Miscellaneous districts not known
Mrs. Charles Miller, 500 South Eighth
street; H. R. Mcqueen, leader; Mrs.
A. ]. Black, 90 South Ninth street;
Timothy Nicholson, leader; Paul Bur
ton, 33 South Second street; Mrs Mar
tin Rowe, leader.