Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 187, 17 June 1921 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1921.

GIVE HONOR LETTERS TO GARFIELD PUPILS IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES

Scores of Garfield Junior high school frtudents received school honors in the last chapel of the school year, held in the senior high school auditorium at 9r30 o'clock Friday morning.

.The school has adopted the plan of

awarding "G's" to students most pro

ficient in athletics, scholarship and

citizenship. Each student has the op

portunity to win three "G's" in each rf the three branches of school en

deavor. A given standard of work entitles a student to one or more

"G" letters.

Prof. X. C Heironimum, principal of

the fcchool, awarded the honor letters Upon several occasions he made spec

ial mention of students meriting much

praise for his or her effort in school

The "G's" were given Friday to those reaching the . required standard of work in either of the three fields namedduring the second semester of the 1920-21 school term. Following are the named of those who received their first, second or third "G" in athletics, scholarship or citizenship, Friday morning: Athletic Honor Roll. First G's Perry Botkin, Roy Byrum, William Camp 'ield, James Coe, George Davis. John Farmer, Virgil Foreman, Mellvllle Harris, Everett Haustetter, Erman Helms, Allen Hale, Joe Kuritar, Keith Martin. Mearl Moore, Raymond Murrey, Attiel Rfepg. Francis Richardson, Harold Thomas. Kenneth Voss! Evelyn Brown, Helen Brown. Helen Lee, Bernice Longstreth, Edna Manford, Velma .May, Eloise Mills, Mayward Milton, Mildred Muth, Leda Needham, Bernice Richard. Second G's Lewis Carroll, Georgo Harwood, David Marvel, Scott Porter, Wilbur Williams, Tillie Abbott. Hazel Baker. Mildred Bode, Geneva Dorsy, Alva Garrett. Vera Lammott, Ruth F'enery, Emily Roberts. Marguerite Shields, Jean Shiveley. Thelma Tom linson, Katherine Wcidner.

Third G's Tom Beesoa, Robert Kel

Scholarship Honor Roll, First. G's

S-A Luta Borton. Martha Creech, Donald Chamberlain, Thelma Feltman, Virginia Gilliland. Hilbert Hirchfield, Faul Kauper. Emily Roberts, Mary Stampel, Ralph Teschaen, Harold Thomas. Leonard Baldwin, Second G's Kathaleen Da Vail, Elizabeth Eadler. Louine Emmett, Joan Farmer, Robert Gennett, Eleano:Hart, Lillian Hill, Mary Jone Schillinper. Marguerite Shields, Jean Shiveley, May Elizabeth Smith, Orren Mohler, Estella Thomas, Luvera Zeigler Margaret Livingston, Catherine Lawall. First G's, 8-B Margaret Bicknell Velma May, Helen Murphy, Mildred North, Elizabeth Schneider, Edna

Scott, Helen Sharkitt, Elizabeth Stevens, Mary Thompson. Second G's, 8-B Mabel Bortner, Helen Carmichael. First G's. 7-A Charles Eartman, George Hawyard, Robert Holding. Louise Jones, Francis Lamardine, Roger Lindlev. Rov McAdams, Clarence

is the highest conferred. Following Is the list of those who won scholarship pins:

Lucille Loofbourrow and Mary Col-

tation, Elma Locke; recitation, Alice Stanley; song, chorus; recitation, Marjarie Darland; dialogue, Lowell Alexander and Ruth Ann Darland; exer-

lms, nine "A s' ; Virginia Righter. Car-1 cise, Violet Hawkins. Anetta Stanley,

oline Bartel. Wanda Mahan. RalDhlRuth Little. Ruth Ann Darland: reci-

Sheffer. Allen Campbell, Wendell and

Irene Jarra, eight "A's"; Kattierine

MIDDLEBORO CHURCH PROGRAM ANNOUNCED

MIDDLEBORO, Ind., June 17. The following program has been arranged for Children's Day at the Middleboro M. E. church, Sunday evening: Opening song, the young people's chorus; prayer, Mr. Frank Allen; reci-

BiiAiit Wftwarrt Rnnrh Fdzar Smith. 1 Reid, Irene Faltman. Marearet Hiatt

Flossie Baldwin, Mary Burris, Maxine . Emeline Land, Lois Ward, Margaret Coblentz, Margaret Grant, Beverly J Bourns, Martha Righter, and Mildred Harter. Jane Mathews. Garnet Wehr- Ratliff, seven "A" grades.

ley,, u-arnei rtoiueri, ivduiciju mer. Second G's? Floyd Gardner, Rudolph Maule, Marcel Thomas, Marian Chenoweth. Catherine Fulghum, Ethelda Hinckle. Ruth Holding. Third G's Thelma Feltis, Beverly Holoday, Helen Heitbrink, Vera Lammott. First C's, 7-B La Vern Davis, Frederick Essenmacher, Charles Goehner, William Hornaday, Virginia Brookbank, Lucille Harri3. Agnes Huber, Leroa Johanning, Elizabeth Kreimeier, Marie Mackey, Clara Monroe, Ruth Roland, Thelma Stott. Harold Sweet,

Lelah Van Etten, Charles Waggoner,' Edward Wilson, Armstead Winchester, Lucile Wickett. Rose Elick. ' Citizenship Honor Roll, First G's , Lula Borton, Virginia Brookbank, ' Helen CaTmichael,. Maxine Coblentz. Martha Creech, La Vern Davis. Charles ; Eastman, Tracey Evans, Catherine! Fulghum. Virginia Gillilard. Herald. Green, Ruth Hamilton, Beverly Har- j ter, Hilbert Hirchfield, Leora Johan-j ning, Elizabeth Kremeier, Roy Mc- j Adams, Martha McLear.Marie Mackey, ! Frances Martin, David Oberle, Ruth I Roland, Elizabeth Schneider. Thelma1 Sharkitt, Orla Stinson, Robert Sud- J

hoff, Iona Thomas, Raymond Thomas, Destra Turner, Kathryn Weimer, Edward Wilson, Armstead Winchester. Second G's Marian Chenoweth, Betty Dodd, Ethel Everett, Ethelda Hinckle, Robert Holding, Margaret Kemper, Franceis Larabertine, Edna Scott. Marguerite Shields, Edgar Smith, Estelle Thomas, Raymond Wilson. Third G's Leonard Baldwin, John

Farmer. Elanore Hart, Helen Heitbrink, Beverly Holaday, Allen Hole, Marguerite Minix. Mary Elizabeth Smith, Lavera Zeig'.er.

tation, Robert Hartly; song, chorus,

recitation. Dorothy Stanley; exercise, Mildred Hawkins, Marjorie Darland, Dorothy Stanley; recitation, Mildred Hawkins; recitation, Margereta Muchrich; song. Class 1 and 2; four leaf clover, Cletus Harkee, Ronald Stanley, Mildred Hawkins, Ruth Little; exercise, three boys; drill, 10 girls; dialogue, five girls; remarks, Rev. Ulmer, piano solo, Esther Stanley; song, chorus.

service conference. Following the church conference he will attend the National Social service conference, which will also be held in that city. He will not return until the last of June or first of July.

VETERAN'S SPECIAL MEETING. Genn and Lichtenfels post of Foreign War Veterans will hold a special

I meeting in the rooms of the Commer

cial Club, in the K. of P. hall Friday

night at 7 o clock.

The average amount of sickness in human life is nine days a year.

NEW ARRIVAL

LOCAL PASTOR TO ATTEND

CONFERENCE IN MILWAUKEE, The Rev. G. G. Burbanck, fcastor of j the St. Paul's Episcopal church, will i leave Sunday for Milwaukee where he: will .represent the Indianapolis diocese j of the Episcopal church in a social j

Notice

RASPER'S PEABERRY COFFEE is Sold by Grocers Only It cannot be obtained from peddlers, mail order houses or coffee stores. See that it is weighed and put up for you in white bags labelled "RASPER'S PEABERRY."

Instep Tie White Slipper High grade Canvas, low or high covered heels, all sizes

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portant business Is to be taken tip. A class of about 20 candidate will' be taken into the Dost. '

The male crow feeds the female

All members are j while the mother bird is hatching her

requested to be present as some im-jtggs.

SCHOLARSHIP PINS GO

TO 17 HIGH STUDENTS

Seventeen senior high school students won scholarship pins for work accomplished during the past school year. Principal W. G. Bate, of high school, awarded the pins in the last chapel exercises of the year, held at 8 o'clock Friday morning. To win the honor, the student was tequired to make an "A" grade in at leatt seven subjects taken during the past two terms. Seven of the seventeen received eight "A's" and two made nine "A" grades. An "A" grade

Not a Forced Extended Sale, But a Big Saturday Bargain Event

Our palatial Steel Steamshipt, the"Manitou," the "Missouri" and the "Puritan" will be in constant service during this season supplying frequent and attractive sailings between Chicago and Northern Michigan points. Tourists and own :rs of summer cottages will find this the quickest and most direct route to reach Northern Michigan resorts or connect with all eastern points. Dining service and food the very best. Special accommodations provided for automobiles on "Missouri" and ''Puritan. " Sailings Central Standard time.

We are a specialty store, featuring only popular priced Ladies' Ready-to-Wear in voguish styles of quality makes and materials. We have enjoyed a great early season; To give you the benefit, tomorrow will be APPRECIATION DAY

offering bona fide bargains. These are not sale comparative values, but absolute merchandise offerings that will bear your comparison anywhere for quality at the price we ask.

Gingham, Voile and Organdie DRESSES These Dresses are the latest. We have just received 75 in this shipment, and if you need a Summer Dress, this number cannot be excelled for quality, stylish trims, at the low price of

$5

The Palatial Steel S. S. "MANITOU" TRl-WEEKLY SAILINGS Between Chicago and Charlevoix, Petoikey, (Bay View), Harbor Springs and Mackinac Island Mondays, 11:30 a. m.; Wednesdays, 2 p. m.; Fridays, 6:30 p. m. First Trip Friday, June 24th.

The Palatial Steel S. S. "PURITAN" Regular Summer Schedule Effective June 27th. Leaves Chi cago Mondays. Thursdays and Sat u relays at 6 p. m. for Ludicgton, Manistee, Onekamt, (Portags Park), and Frankfort. Direct Service on Monday Sailing's to Glen Haven. Traverse City and all Bay ports.

Whiit th popularity of our steamers secure for them liberal patronare. there U usually room for additional passengers on every trip. S. S. "MISSOURI" Special Spring Schedule Effctiv Jan 2nd to June 23rd indtuiva. S. S. "Missouri" will tisre Ckicsvo gel Saturday at & p. m. for ail ports as far as Mackinac Island inclusive, and ovary Thursday at 6 p. m. for Ludincton. Manisteo and Frankfort, stopping on return at Onekama (Portage Park). Call or Writ for Foldtr and Fall Information Michigan Transit Company J. C. CONLEY, GENERAL TRAFFIC MANAGER CITY TICKET OFFICE B. J. KENNEDY. Gen. Paas. Art. 103 West Jackson Boulevard Docks, Municioa! Pier (S. W. End) Chicago. III. Chicago, I1L Of sir Steamship Tourist Bureau or R. R. Ticket Of fie.

ANNOUNCEMENT To the Public I wish to inform the public that my entire force of Plumbers is at work. They are not affected by the local lock-out or strike, as I am not a member of the local Master Plumbers' Association, and in no way connected with them in their operations or supposed control of the plumbing business in Richmond. I wish further to state that no one has been given any authority to represent me in any capacity whatsoever. Signed, Ghas. Johanning

ONE LOT OF EXTRA FINE $15.00 ORGANDIE DRESSES

These Dresses are the new trims and made of the finest material on the market. Bona fide $15.00 Dresses in our stock that will go Saturday only at

$g50

SILK SWEATERS Finish a sport costume -with a new Sweater. A complete line of sizes and colors

$495

Others up to $10.95. All Sizes and Colors

WHITE SHADOW-PROOF PETTICOATS Not a heavyweight, but a comfy skirt. Special Saturday

$1.25

Skirt Specials!

One lot of White Wash Satin at One lot of White Surf Satin, outsizes, only-

$5.00

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