Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 72, 4 February 1920 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 4, 1920.

REV. SAYER TO GIVE PRINCIPAL TALK OF FATHER, SON WEEK TVinT Avenli will fpntiirA 1Yie Vtirh-

rmond Y. M. C. A:S observance of the

National Father ' and Son . week In 'Richmond, Feb. 15 to 22. Harry Doan heads a committee preparing an expensive program, which will outdo any '.previous eftort of the same discrip'tion In Richmond. Charles Watkina, Rotarian, of Muncle Is to be the principal speaker at 'the first big event, a mass meeting ;for fathers and Bons in the Grace Methodist church, Sunday afternoon, Feb. 15. This meeting will be in charge of the Men's class of the church. Ralph Sloane will present a musical program. Wednesday, Feb. 18, will be observed a "Recreation Day." Special gyminastics will be given by the Y gym classes Wednesday night, under the

direction of Physical Director Hard

ing and assistant director, Russel

Crabb. The Rev. W, J. Saver, of the

Friends' church, of Muncle will make the nrincinal address of the week at

a hnnnnH en Fridav. Feb." 20. Rev.

ISayer is a widely known speaker at father and sons banauets.

The fcuth event Is Go-To-Church-Sunday on Feb. 22. Special Sunday '.school and church services will be obI served in all the Protestant churches in Richmond and Wayne county, and special services will be held by the .Young People's societies in the evenThe program committee in charge of the Y festivities is composed of Harry Doan. chairman. Edward H. Tlasemeier. E. 13. Knollenberg, Clarence Kramer, W. G. Bate, and W. L. jStump. The promotion committee is composed of men representing practiqally all city churches. They include : A. L. Smith, First PresbyterJan: A. B. Harrison, First Christian; ,7. H. Bentley, First Methodist; Jesse Wlecbman. St. Paul's Lutheran; K. E. Kenney. Baptist; Harry Reeves, East Main Street Friends; Roy Babylon, United Brethren; John Holiday, Second English Lutheran; N. C. HeironSrous, West Richmond Friends; Karl Hvolfe, Grace M. E.; Gordon Revelde, North Fourteenth Street Mission; E. H. Knollenberg, First English Lutheran; John Graham. Second Presbyterian; Richard Sedgwick, Reld Memorial United Presbyterian; Harry Doan, South Eighth Street Friends. Other members of the committee are .1. H. Jenkins, managing editor of the Richmond Item; Luther Feeger, managing editor of The Palladium; Milton JIadley, president of the Earlham college Y. M. C. A.; W. G. Bate, principal cf the high school; H. G. McComb, voratlonal director of the night school; and Lyman Lybolt, of Garfield school. This committee will have charge of the sale of tickets, wVich will sell at BOc each As only )0 can be accommodated persons are urged to purchase their ticket3 early. Campaigners, Including Mis3 Bales Withdraw From Seep Drive in Northampton A dispatch from Northampton, Mass., has this to say about the part of Miss Elizabeth Bates, Richmond girl, in a soap selling campaign for Smith college, in which she is a senior: NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Feb. 4. For the first time in the history of the Smith college, citizens of this city

and vicinity, and the college author-!

iiies. have come to odds regarding aj college policy, when a number of the residents of Northampton. Easthamptcn and Westfield, openly declared lliier disapproval .of the Smith college Ftudents peddling their wares of soap rlransing fluid through the street of those cities, in the aid of their drive for the Smith endowment fund of $4,ono.000. The young women, among whom Is Miss Elizabeth C. Bates, a prominent renior who resides in Richmond, Ind have also canvassed from house to

'.house and have had remarkable success in their efforts, but the joint protests from a few citizens, evidently lirm believers in the old blue laws and with but little sense of fairness, have caused the entire campaign to be withdrawn, thus averting what promised to become a grave crisis through court action. The protests which came almost as Koon as the young women appeared (in the streets was not at first, taken seriously, but later as they grew in volume in the fact of Governor Cooljiige's stand of approval and praise at his home here, the college authorities leemed it wise to have this method of lampaigaing closed.

OSTRICH FEATHERS ARTFULLY USED TO TRIM THIS FROCK

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A regular meeting of the Science club was held Wednesday morning; Men Interested in tennis met Wednesday afternoon to make plans for organizing lnter-class teams for the coming season.

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Plans Discussed for Union Of 22 Churches in America (By Associated Press) PHILADELPHIA, Feb 4. General discussion of one of the plans for the proposed organic union of 22 national church bodies began today at the con

ference of delegates fro mmany evangelical denominations.

As presented at the opening session

yesterday, this plan provides for a visible organization to be. created and

known as the "united churches of

Christ in America." Each constituent church would reserve the right to re

tain its creedal statements, its form

Ostrich feathers havo been used as trimming on many frocks this season, but never has such originality and such artistry been shown as in trimming this taffeta frock. Marine blue taffeta is gracefully draped to form the skirt and the quaint little bodice is a simple basque-like affair with diminutive, sleeves. Ostrich feather banding to match the silk edges the sleeves and outlines the draping of the skirt giving a tunic effect.

removed to his home. His leg is only

sprained, it is thought.

Preceding the opening semester frolic of the Girls' Athletic association on Friday afternoon in honor of the

incoming freshmen girls, officers will

be elected at the activities period

Thursday morning in the library

All the girls of the school are invited to Friday's party. Tickets should be procured from Catherine Binkley, Ruth Chrowe, or Wilma Sudhoff be

fore Friday noon.

The Junior Red Cross committee

met in room 53 Tuesday afternoon Routine business was taken up. An installment payment on the Pie rian was due Wednesday.

CROUP

Give 3 drops of Brazilian Balm every three minutes and

rub hot on child's throat and chest. Relief in 15 minutes

or so. For snuffles rub on norse and forehead. We challenge all Croup Remedies

and Croup Prescriptions on earth. It relieves the stricture.

I High School Notes J V. A class in Red Cross home nursing has been announced. Thursday afternoon at 3:15, in room 5. Robert Williams, an under classman, narrowly escaped re-breaking his leg which was injured some time ago, when he fell in the hUh school gymnasium Tuesday afternoon. A physician was called and Williams was

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of government in the conduct of Its own affairs and its particular mode of worship, but would co-operate in the activities of the work of the church, minimize differences and band together In a vital and effective union. Among the denominations represented at the conference are the Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Disciples, Episcopal, Primative Methodist, Mor

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