The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-05
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Sewing classes at the Provident as
sociation begin Saturday.
Mrs. c. H Menninger's Bible classes
have started with a large enrolment
The new pipe organ at the First
Christian church contains 1854 pipes
There is a membership of lao in Mrs
c. H. Menninger's Y. w. c. A Bible
class.
DR.. w. w. Yates has moved his Of
flee to the Central National Bank
Bldg.
Glasses in cooking have opened at
the Provident association with large
enrolment
structure of the new Eagle cigar fac
tory building on Jackson street.
The Y. w. c. A. will serve suppers
in the Christian church convention
beginning next Wednesday. evening.
The board of education carries in
surance on the school buildings and
steam boilers to the amount of $42o,-
500.
Patrons of the Central Park school
are considering the establishment of a
children's playground on the school
property
No letter. telegram, or messenger can
carry your message as quickly or &C
curately or as cheap as an Independent
telephone
Teachers in some of the schools are
setting aside special days when they
are asking the parents of the pupils
to visit the class room.
J. B. Larimer will speak before the
members of the Y w c. A. next Tues
day evening on Points of Law That a
Business Woman Should Know"
The man who installed the $4,000
organ in the First Christian church
remarked that it is the sweetest toned
instrument he ever has manipulated
''The greatest need in the schools
today" said superintendent l. D.
Whittemore, sis cooperation on the
part of the teachers. administration,
and parents"
Miss Bernice Fuller starts her work
with the Y. w. C A chorus this even
ing The sewing class under the di-
rection of Mrs. Nellie Martin COM
mences at the same time,
There has been a delay in the work
on the manual training addition to the
Lincoln school. and it probably will be
another week before the manual train
ing work will be. commenced.
A meeting of the convention COM
1nittee of the Commercial club will be
held Saturday noon to further plans
for the entertainment of the members
of the state Teachers association.
The second issue of the Christian
Enthusiast will be distributed October
o. This paper is published in the
Interests of the Topeka Local union,
the churches and the Christian asso
Citations
Head Council A. r. Talbot, the high
est officer of the Modern Woodmen
of America will be in. Topeka Novem-
her %. The Shawnee County Wood
men are planning a big blow out"
for that day
E. A. Fredenhagen. formerly of To-
,,el<a and well known in this city has
beeu named as a member of the ex-
ec1Itive committee of International
urison congress. This congress has
been meeting in Washington, d. c.
A meeting will be held this evening
at the Central building of the officers
of Y. NJ c. A. and 7. W. c. A. A joint
financial campaign will be held in the
near future. The latter want about
500 600 to complete their building fund.
Tomorrow is pay day at the city
hail Every employe of the city will
he given his monthly check This
means that today is long day and
Tonight will be a long night-everyone
waiting for their money to buy winter
clothes
The appropriation ordinance passed
nv the city commissioners this morn
inr called for an expenditure of $4,000
for the month of September. This was
a large month on account of number
Of the Improvement estimates coming
in at this time
Citv License Collector Mattingly
e4a+es that the tax per pool and billiard