Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 311, 10 November 1914 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY. NOV. 10. 1914

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AT FLOWER SHOW floral Company Takes Thirteen Prizes at National Chrysanthemum Exhibit. Richmond-grown chrysanthemums

are the finest in America. j This fact -was successfully demonstrated by the E. O. Hill company, of this city, which won 13 first prizes and the individual honors at the floral display of the chrysanthemum society Df America, which closed at Indianapolis yesterday. In addition to these honors, the local company attracted a great deal of attention with a great basket of "Hoosier Beauty" roses. This is the first time this rose has been exhibited, and experts predict that it will take the place of American Beauty and

other older blossoms. This new rose was originated by the Dorner Nursery of Lafayette, and has been developed

by the Hills to its present perfection. The rose is a deep red with a velvety finish to the leaves and a black cast that gives it great richness. The following prizes were awarded the Hill company: Fifty blooms, assorted colors, $30.00; twenty-five blooms, white, $15.00; twenty-five blooms, pink, $15.00; six blooms, white, $4.00; largest individual bloom, $5.00; six varieties, three blooms each, $12.00; twenty-four blooms in twentylour varieties, $20.00; vase of 100 pprays, singles, assorted colors, $15.00; KImer D. Smith, prize for best fifteen blooms $15.00; Henry A. Dreer prize,

bst ten blooms, medal; H. E. Con

verse prize, best ten blooms,

cup valued at $25.00; Ionia Pottery company prize, best twenty-five blooms assorted colors, silver cup valued at $25.00.

High School News Hems

The Dramatic society was organized last Friday. The following officers were elected: Lucile Dodd, president;

Robert Gentle, vice , president; Paul Lyons, secretary; Mable Loehr, ser-geant-at-arms. The first regular meet

ing of this society will be neia Wednesday evening, at which a comedy "Miss Doulton's Orchids." will be

read. WRITE MOVIE PLOTS. Much Interest is being shown in the

Palladium's Movie contest. Several students have expressed the intention of writing a play with Richmond as the center. In fact, one pupil has outlined his story already and is working hard in order to win the prize offered by the Palladium.

CHURCHES ID UI1IT4E FOR THANKSGIVING Nine Congregations Plan

Union Service at Grace Methodist on Holiday.

A union Thanksgiving service will be held at the Grace M. E. church at 10:30 o'clock on Thanksgiving day,

the Rev. L. E. Murray of the First

Christian church, delivering the ad

dress. The service is scheduled to last one hour. The following churches will unite at this worship: Grace M. E., First Chris

tian, Central Christian, First Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, United

and

Brethren, . Baptist, First M. E.

United Presbyterian.

Other churches in the city are plan

ning services' for the holiday and an

nounce that the speakers and topics will be published later.

LAYMEN ADDRESS

Hutohlns at the Central Christian; Edwin Harrison at the Earlham Friends; F. C. PJckell at South Eighth Street Friends; William Russell at the: Whitewater Friends; Timothy Nicholson at First English Lutheran; Ellis Learner at Second Presbyterian

and Second English Lutheran; Jesse

Weichman at St. Paul's-Lutheran ; A. it. Bramcamp at First Presbyterian; J. J. Somervllle at Reids Memorial;

: " I W. O. Mendenhall at Grace M. IL, and i

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MEMBERS

ISSUE CYNOSURE. The second edition of Cynosure was given out this afternoon. It contained all the schools' activities during the past six weeks.

The Mail Pouch man is in town. 1wt

Fourteen members of the Laymen's

Missionary Movements spoke at the

churches of the city Sunday in the interests of the work they represent. Special emphasis was given to the series of Sunday afternoon men's meetings which will begin Nov. 15 at the Gennett theater. The men at the different churches were: A. A. Mumbower at the First Baptist, and the First M. E.; J. L.

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MERCURY WAVERS DURING WEEK

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