Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 30, 16 December 1919 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND. PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGBAU. TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1919.

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TO START IN EARNEST HERE SOON

M. C. Bishop, Indiana state super visor for the : Inter-Church World Movement .survey," will probably be present at " a conference of Wayne county workers which is to be held in the Richmond Y. M. C. A., the latter nart of this week or the first part of

next,, according to Lester W,. Carlander, Wayne county supervisor for. the survey. . .Those that will assist In the rural survey have not been named by Car- . i . til V.

lander nut a complete iorce wui w organized by the latter part of the week. - The Richmond survey will not be started until later in the year.

.Work of the same description is being done in each of the 3,000 rural counties of the country. With all the available forces of the various Protestant denominations of the county engaged in the work, the resulting census Is expected to be complete and authoritative. Based upon the ascertained facts, the movement will next seek to -work out a unified program '.which will be submitted to the evangelical constituency of the . United States for concerted action. " '" 'Each Body Will Work. In. this program each separate religious . body will undertake its Just part of 'the whole work. Each will preserve its own identity, control its own treasury and" working agencies, and will continue its own. labors in the recruiting of workers and funds.

"The movement has nothing to do

with . organic church union or doc

trinal -matters and does not propose to set up an super-commission with executive powers," said Carlander. It

simply seeks to show all the Christian bodies how they can work together for one cause, without any of them yielding any fundamental of belief, practice -or independence. "The movement assumes two things: That all evangelical, bodies are agreed upon the importance of contracting every effort .upon making the whole world Christian, so that Christian solutions can be applied to all the social, moral and industrial problems of the day; and that no evangelical body will refuse its support to a unified program to realize these aims, provided the program is definite, comprehensive, equitable to all and is clearly the best plan that has been devised." "No such plan, however, can be furnished until all the facts are in hands. It is to obtain the facts that the movement has begun . taking an inventory of the actual down to the last i household and last community of all humanity in relation to the religious needs and moral, spiritual, industrial and social environments. The foreign survey is being made through missionaries in the field, governmental agencies, reliable private sources and missionary headquarters in the United States. Workers Will Cover County The Wayne county rural workers, to be named by Carlander the latter part of the week, will collect the necessary information to make the Wayne county end of the movement a success. These .workers will collect information upon every church in the-county, its membership, its financial condition, whether its families are receiving pastoral ' care. These - workers

are to report upon cnurcn groupings,

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tory or families, community centers, social buildings, the location and use made of lodges, granges, etc. The county council, which is also to be appointed, will study this data and use its own judgment about arranging for interdenominational local

efforts to handle purely local conditions. It will then certify the in-

lormation to the state council.

This body is also composed of representatives at least one clergyman

and one layman from all denominations. The state council assembles

tne reports of : the county council,

stuaies tnem. works out its own ad

visory program and sends a complete

report to divisional headquarters. Southern Orialn.

The Inter-Church world movement Is of Southern origin. The idea of such an undertaking was set forth by the Foreign Missionary board of the Presbyterian church, south, last fall.

Upon a call from this board, 153 rep

resentatives or the missionary societies and other benevolent agencies was

or rst importance to an Protestantism

A committee of 20 was appointed to

draw an outline plan.

This was done and the outline was

approved at a later conference. A geaeral committee at first composed of

100 menut later enlarged to 151 was appointed. Then an executive committee was selected. A , general conference of 500 representatives from 200 Protestant Societies was held in Cleveland, O., in May, where the movement was approved. It has been indorsed since then by boards whose membership comes from 76 denominations, representing 200,000 churches

and a constituency of 50,000,000 persons. The movement is not concerned with missionary activities alone, but with all the great problems of the Christian church. For the execution of its purpose it has drawn together men technically trained in similar work tn the various denominational and interdenominational organizations.

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I av xve v. n. ju pcinann, vhmh the. First M. B. church, and the Rev. A. H. Backus,; of the Grace M. B., are attending the ministerial retreat in Chicago Tuesday and Wednesday

of this week. Bishop Thomas Nicnoison is presiding at the convention, which" plans to outline continuation work of the next centenary movement in which it is hoped to get 1.000,000 converts before next June. - Dr. Sommerville Light, of Richmond, district superintendent of the Methodist church, was to have attended, but Is ill.

. .2:.- ' Lynn, lei. - i i ,- Mr. and Mrs. George Helms and children of Winchester, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Spillers. . . .Mrs. J. E. Owens of Greenville, O., was the guest of Henry Hawkins and family the past week. .Mrs. Mattie Klrby of Waynesville, O., is visiting friends here. . . .Mrs. C. C. Will-

lams and sons were shoppers In Richmond Saturday.... C. F. Hiatt was a

business visitor here Saturday . . ; . . Mrs. Newton - Reed left Sunday for

Greenville, O., to spend a few days with relatives..... Mr. and Mrs.. J.

' MICROBES 2400 YEARS OLD 1 - s (Manchester Guardian.) . -PARI8. Dec. 16. It is a widely known fact that Egyptian wheat which has' for - years lain .beside - mummies in' tombs over two. thousand years old, can be made to sprout, but a far more striking fact Is announced in a statement made by Dr. Galippo to the French1 Academy of Science. Dr. Galippo said that in Egyptian papyrus

twentycenturies and more old he had

found living micro-organisms. Tnese microbes were subjected to the usual test of beat, and although the tem

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ury note which "costs less than one penny to produce Is being sold In this town at one pound.";

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Friends Mexican Body Will Meet on Thursday

Webster, Ind. ' ' Horace Hunt and son, Harry, attended the funeral of Frank Hunt, at Fountain City last Wednesday afternoon Will Ryan is critically ill at his home west of Webster. Mrs. Viola Wilcoxen .entertained for Mrs. John Shoemaker, of Fountain City.... A pie social given by the pupils of Webster school at Browns' Hall, Friday night, brought a profit of $20 Mrs. Dora Yundt and son Harold, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hinson, Sunday Miss Clara ; ing board of Foreign Missions, will at

Newsom, a teacher of the school, who ; tend the meeting at which recommenhas been quarantined with diphtheria, , dation will be made for a complete Is improved.. . . .Glenn Miller has been j service committee staff similar to that confined at Reid Hospital, the result j which has worked in France. of an operation Mrs.- Lulu Quizzen- j "I know of several men and women berry,, of Campbellstown, O., is visit-. who are particularly fitted for work of

Because of the increasing need for work in Mexico the American Friends' Committee has called a full session for next Thursday in Philadelphia, although the committee was not to meet until early in 1920.

Sylvester Jones, former missionary

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