Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 184, 14 June 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1921.

100 EPISCOPALIANS TO ATTEND BANQUET j ; OPENING CONFERENCE ', Reservations .for 100 , Episcopalians of the- Indianapolis Diocese have been ; made. for, a. supper to be given in the jAV M. ;.CvJL at 6:S0' o'clock. Tuesday ; evening. ' " ' At 8 o'clock, the first session o the three" day" 'conference : for church ; workers opens in the St. Paul's Epis- ' copal church. " Bishops Irving Peake Johnsonl of Colorado, and James Wise ;r)f Kansas, were expected to arrive in ;this city at 3:45 o'clock Tuesday aft- ; ernoon. They will make addresses at th opening of the conference Tuesday night. - . : The Rt. Rev. Joseph M. Francis, of

Indianapolis, bishop of the Indianapolis Diocese, is to motor to Richmond Tuesday afternoon. Nearly all of those who will attend the confer- ' ence will arrive Tuesday afternoon

and evening, according to the Rev. G. :G. Burbanck, pastor of the local Episcopal church. , f To Serve Breakfast ! ; Bishops Johnson and Wise will re;main at the Westcott hotel, but most pf those -to attend will be entertained in 'the homes of local church memjbers. Breakfast "Will " be ; served ' 'Wednesday and Thursday mornings 'at 8 o'clock in the St. Paul's church, i ' Following is the program for ! Wednesday : ; 7 a. m., Holy communion; 8 a. m., breakfast: 10 a. m.. conference ."The Church: Its Mission," Bishop Johnson, leader; 11 '.ZO a. m., confernce "Organization of a Parish for Effective Work," Bishop Wise, leader; 1 p. m., lunch and recreation; S:30 p. in., hymn singing; 4 p. m., conference "Women's Work." Miss Nannie Hite Winston, of Louisville, Ky.. leader; 4 p. m., conference "Personal Religion," conference for men and boys led by Bishop Wise; 8 p. m., lecture "The Historical Position of the Episcopal Church," by Bishop Johnson. The public is invited to attend any or all of the services.

Thursday is Date For Mother's Club Picnic ECONOMY. Ind., June 14. The annual picnic of the Mothers' club wi.'l be held Thursday, Jun9 16, at Horseshoe Bend, in the Albert Jessup woods. The entire community has been invited. Talks will be given by Mrs. Legitt and Mrs. Clark, both of Winchester. The Mothers' club has been organized for the past 13 years.

Milton Missionary Society Elects Officers for Year

MILTON. June 14. ThvMissionary society met at the home or Mrs. E. P. Jones Friday. Seventeen children were guests of the society. A program including talks by Mrs. Ernest Doty on the Bible in Japan was given. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Mrs. E. P. Jones; vice-president, Mrs. Wallace Warren; secretary, Mrs. Nora Scott; treasurer, Mrs. Lida Warren. Members of the program committee are: 'Mrs. Alice Gresh, Mrs. Charles Hale and Mrs. F. C. McCormick. On the music committee are Mrs. Henry Mueller and Mrs. Harry Doty. Hostesses were Mrs. Ernest Doty, Mrs. Will Scott. Mrs. Henry Miller, Miss Gussie Miller and Mrs. E. P. Jones.

MORE AUTOMOBILES NEEDED TO TRANSPORT CHILDREN TO GLEN MILLER PARK FOR OUTING

Called by Death

BLCOMINGSPORT, Ind., June 14. Funeral services for Thomas Mills, who died at his home here Sunday, were held at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Survivors are the widow, Rebecca, one son, John, and a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Coggeshall, of Winchester. BLCOMINGSPORT, Ind., June 14. Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Wright, who died at her home in Lynn, Sunday, were held at 2:3Q o'clock .Tuesday afternoon at Ridge-ville.

WILLIAMSBURG BAND AT LYNN. LYNN, Ind.. -June 14. The Williamsburg Saxaphone band will give a. concert on the streets here in the! near future with a view to determin-; ing whether or not a series of such j

concerts would be acceptable to the merchants and people of the town.

LOCAL TEAM WANTS GAMES " Fackson's Richmond " Giants are without a game for June 26 and would like to book a contest for that date. Write Earl Fackson, South Twelfth street.

KELLEY WILL SPEAK ON ELKS' CLUB LAWN

Attorney Will Kelley, Jr., will deliver a short talk on "The Flag" in connection with the band concert of the American Legion band on the lawn of the Elk's club Tuesday night when the Wernie Orphans will be the guests. A spot light will flood the national colors with light Patriotic songs will be sung by the children. The club will treat the children with ice cream, cake and lemonade.

More automobiles are needed to transport little children to and from Glen Miller park Wednesday, "All School Day." Score of Richmond automobile

owners have volunteered the use of!

their services and cars for the purpose, but more are necessary. Nearly i 1,000 children, of the kindergarten,! first and second grades of the local public schools must b transported. It is the purpose to make the day the greatest in the history of the Richmond public school system. OfTicial3 ask for friendly co-operation. Those who will volunteer their cars to take the children to the park, and return them in the afternoon, Wednesday, are asked to telephone N. F. Fultz, number 5277, before 6 o'clock tonight, or at 4710 after 6 o'clock. Companies Supply Truck. In addition to th scores of names of persons who are to haul the children, which was published Monday, the following companies will supply trucks in which food and other sup plies will be delivered: George H. Knollenberg company, Jones Hardware company, A. H. Bartel company. International Harvester company. Reed Furniture company, J. W. Grubb company, Swayne Robinson company, E. G. Hill company, Richmond Storage company and the National Automatic Tool company. Th parade will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock Wednesday morning, said a school official, Tuesday. He warned citizens who wished to see the parade to be on hand at that time or they would miss the sight. "We intend to get the children to the park and under the shade of the trees by 9:30 o'clock," he said. Joseph Moore School Leads. Schools will form into ranks on North A street between Sixth and Eleventh streets. When all is in readiness, the Joseph Moore school, stationed between Sixth and Seventh streets, will march between the long lines of school children to North Tenth and A 6treets. At this point the parade will march south to Main street and then east to the park! Each school will fall into line as the one preceding it passes by on North A street. Each school will be identified by

"ALL SCHOOL DAY." Facts and Warnings. 1. Do not drive vehicles into Glen Miller park Wednesday. Nearly 5,000 children will be enJoying a picnic. 2. Park no car on North A street between Sixth and Eleventh, or on Main street from Tenth to the Glen park, between 8 and 9:30 o'clock Wednesday morning. Hundreds of kiddies will be on these streets during the time specified. 3. Boy patrols are formed to make the day safe for all, and particularly the little folks. If they approach you with suggestions or requests, kindly respect them. 4. Every man, woman and child in the city is Welcome to witness the "All School Day' program Wednesday. Parents are especially invited. 5. Any information desired about children at the park, or events to take place, should be made Wednesday, at the park pavilion. It will be central headquarters for the day.

school colors worn on the arms of students, and by banners two by six feet, with the school name printed upon it. Marching order as announced includes the heading of the parade by a large American flag; next comes the high school drum corps; officials of the public school board; Joseph Moore school and cars convoying the first and second grade pupils: Warner school and cars; Finley school and cars; Sevastopol school and cars; Hibberd school and cars; Whitewater and cars; Starr school and cars; Junior high school; high school band; high school student body. Assign Schools Assignments have been made to each school so that they will know where their camp or "zone" in the park will be. Each zone will be occupied by the children of one school. This will keep the children under supervision of their regular school instructors and make it possible for any

one of them to be found when sought. Portions of the park allotted for the individual schools, and the school to occupy each are as follows: Joseph Moore Children of this school " will camp on a section of ground near the west entrance of the park, with North D street bounding their territory on the north and North Twenty-second street on the west. The road entering the park near

Twenty-second street wll run along the east side of their camp. Schools Separated. Baxter This" school will occupy the same plot of ground as that belonging

j to Joseph Moore school, but will be

m iront or me iirst scnooi. nearer me Main street entrance at Twenty-second street. A footpath will separate thf; two schools. Warner Students of Warner school will be across the road from

j the Baxter school. This places them near the Twenty-second street entrance, but on the right hand side of I the road leading into the park from

Mam street. . Finley Finley school pupils will be immediately back of Warner school. Their location places them between the twf roads leading Into the park from Main street, but far enough in the rear to bring them near the four springs on the road leading from the park entrance on the east. Hibberd This school will camp between the foot path leading into the Chautauqua grounds from Main street and the east park entrance off Main street. Sevastopol Children representing this school will find their picnic grounds in the rear of the park at the top of the hill w-hich slopes down to the last spring. This brings them across the road from the park playgrounds. Vaile Students of Vaile school will be on the same side of the road as those of Sevastopol, but to the west of the Sevastopol school for children. A parking ground for automobiles will be yet further to the west of this camp. Starr Starr school children will occupy ground just back of the four springs on the road leading into the park from the East Main street entrance. Whitewater Festival hill, the stretch of ground to the east of the play grounds and near Glenwood avenue which leads up the hill around

the zoo, is retained for Whitewater i school. I Garfield Students of this school j will be stationed across the road from Festival hill. Their territory will include the portion of ground to the

east as far as the old log house. High school Those picnicking from high school will find their camp to the east of that occupied by Garfield. A foot path running to the east of the old log school house will separate the two schools.

News of the Counties

BLOOMINGSPORT, Ind. A cantata, "Beautiful Children's Day" will be given by the children of the Blooniingsport Sunday school, June 19. MIDDLEBORO, Ind. A picnic is being planned for the Fourth of jlly by the M. E. Sunday school here. WEST MANCHESTER, O. The Gleaners Sunday school class of th Christian church will hold a market at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning. In the evening a parcel post sale will be conducted at 8 o'clock. - WEST MANCHESTER, O. Mrs. Eliza Brown was the guest of honor at a surprise party extended given by the members of her family recently in honor of her sixty-fifth birthday. Guests included: Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brown and daughter, Dora, of Eldorado; Glen Brown and family, Rpy Brown and family, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barnes.

Births

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Evans, of Indianapolis, are the parents of a son. Robert Barrett Evans. Jr., born Saturday evening. Mrs. Evans was formerly Miss Mary Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Johnson, of North Eleventh street. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sinex, of South Fifth street, are the parents of a son. Nelson Edgerton Sinex, born Thursday at Reid Memorial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of Alliance. Neb., are the parents of a baby boy, born June 13. Mrs. Johnson was formerly Miss Pearl Gallagher of this city.

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