Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 115, 25 March 1920 — Page 2

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rHE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1920.

WAYNE JNTERGIIURGH MEETING ONE OF 4; FINANCE MEN MEET

The Interchurch World Movement county conference In Wayne county will include three sessions on April 6, at the Reld Memorial church, ; The opening session is at 10:30 a. m., the afternoon session opens at 3 o'clock, and .the evening session at 7:80, In addition to these three general conference sessions there are -to oe denominational and young people's rallies. These rallies probably wlll be held the dinner or supper hours. The general conference sessions are to be held at the Retd Memorial church and it is probable that the de nominational gatherings and young

DeoDle'a rally will he held at the

Y. M.' C. A., or other city churches, f i Feur Coming Conferences.

Additional Information - regarding

the; conference plana,-; were received Thursday from Indianapolis. 5 The -state field department of the

Interchurch Warld movement 1 Is to send out teams of workers to direct

these county conferences. f

The Wayne county conference in Richmond on April 6 is to be followed

on succeeding days by similar county

conferences in Union, JFuyette and

Franklin counties in charge of the

same conference team. The state has been divided into 22 districts with

plana for four county conferences In

each district.

The four fold program of the field

department of the world movement is

to be presented at these conferences, as also Is the survey work and the financial campaign plans.

Finance Campaign Leader Met. Ccunty interchurch financial' "cam

paign director W. L. Stump met at

the Y. M. C. A. last night with denominational representatives of six denominations; Baptist. Christian, United Brethren, Friends, United Presbyterian and Presbyterian. -.-Finance director Stump, and Lester W. Carlander, who is director of the rural survey of the interchurch for Wayne county made a trip to the western section of the county this afternoon. Leaders in Indianapolis. 'A number of local leaders, including President L. E. Murray of the county federation and Dr. J. J. Rae, chairman of the interchurch world movement committee of the federation, were in Indianapolis Thursday attending a state conference preliminary to the county conference tours.

Jackson Franchise League

To Hold Citizen's School

The Woman's Franchise League of Jackson township Is directing a citieenshlp school, which will be held

Saturday afternoon, March 27, In the

Cambridge City school house.

Mrs. E. C. Rumpler of Indianapolis, president of the State Federation of

Women's clubs will speak on "Citizenship" at the opening session. All wo

men of Jackson and adjourning townships are invited to attend free of

charge.

Earlham

President David M. Edwards will

go to New York and other places in the ea6t early next week in the Interests of Earlham college and the

Friends Forward Movement. The president will interview several prospective professors for Earlham' next year. Dr. W. V. Coffin, of Whittier, Calif, who is assisting President Edwards in the Forward Movement educational cmpaign, left Thursday for Haverford campaign, left Thursday for Haverford Members of the college deputation who have been speaking and holding

private conferences with Earlham students since Friday night closed their work Thursday morning with

addresses before the Young Women's and the Young Men's Christian associations. Friday the deputation, which In

cludes Miss Ruthann Sims, Clarence

Pickett, Willis Beede and Howard

Brinton, will leave for Guilford college, N. C, where they will conduct conferences on March 28, 29 and 80. The second of April they will spend In Frlendsville Academy, Frlendsville, Tenn., and then come to Wilmington college, Wilmington, O. for conferences on April 6, 7 and 8. Daughters of Rebekah To Hold County Meeting The Daughters of Rebekah of Wayne county will hold a county meeting at Pershing Friday afternoon and even

ing, April 2. All members are urged to -attend. ' r '. ,r - Lela B. Chesline, of Indianapolis, president of the Rebekah assembly, will be present . The afternoon session opens, at 1:30. The degree will be conferred on several candidates In the evening by the degree staff of Jessie Lodge. - This meeting Is open to all members of the degree, whether in Wayne county or elsewhere.

Franchise League

Although partisan politics will be barred from the floor of the state convention of the Woman's Franchise League of Indiana, April 6 to 8, at the Claypool, Indianapolis, there will be plenty of political activity surrounding the meeting, as nearly all campaign headquarters are fci the convention hotel, and active committees of

women are at worK in all headquarters. :

:. Mrs. Julia C. Henderson, manager of women'a work tn the Edward C. Toner

campaign for the Republican nomina

tion for Governor, will hold open house. ;'-;.. ' Miss Adah Bush has announced that the organization of the Warren T. MoCray campaign for Governor will receive delegates and friends of the Franchise League during the convention. , . . ' Tuesday, the opening day of the

convention, a founders' luncheon will be held at 12 o'clock at the Claypool hotel. "The guest of honor will be Dr. Amelia R. Keller, one of the founders and president of the state suffrage organization from 1910 to 1917.

. MASHER GETS THE LIMIT ANDERSON, Ind., March 25 James Davis, 27 years old. .married, a machinist, accused of insulting - girls while they were on their way to school Wednesday morning drew a fine of

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