The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-01-03


and the walnut Grove Methodist
churches. The second game win be
First Christian VS.. First Presbyterian. |
Spaces for the Nidwinter EXPOSE
ton, which Will be opened ut the Au- |
ditorium Jam. 10. IL almost entirely |
taken.
The regular January needing Of the
board OF education Will be held next
Monday evening.
The members of the Topeka Boys
club held . jolly meeting at the Prov
ident building Friday night Roy
Painter Of Washburn college il in
charge of the young boys Of the club.
| You may join the Christmas Saw
sure and easy way to have ready
money next Christmas. State Savings
Bank. southwest corner Sixth and
Kansas Ave.-Adv.
There Is a supply OF wood in the yard
of the Provident association which the
association wishes to sell to provide
money to pay for grocery orders for
the hungry in Topeka. Two or three
men who are out of employment are
given work in the wood yard every day
Only men with families are considerd,
however.
According to the figures in the annual
report, collected recently, the expendi-
lures of the Topeka Provident asso-
citation in the last year have been more
than $1,000.
The women of the Missionary Fedora
ton. who had charge of the municipal
Christmas tree, desire to express their
appreciation and thanks to the daily
papers, organizations. and individuals
who voluntarily and cheerfully assisted
in making Topeka's first municipal
Christmas tree success eight days of
the holiday season.
A. G. Klingaman, who has been in
the drug business on Sixth street for
the past Is years has sold h one,third
interest to J. C. Hoover, one Of his
clerks. MT. Hoover first began work
ing for. Mr.. Klingaman ten years ago
distributing bills for advertising pur-
poses. finally going into the store to
learn the business. He passed the
state board examination two years
ago. The Klingaman drug store is one
OF the largest in the city. Mr.. Klinga-
man is selling a share that he might
devote more time to outside interests
and travel
The Seabrook congregation has
elected the following officers: Clerk,
Mrs. H. e. Brown; treasurer, J. d.
Phillips: trustees, 8. A. Titus and
Frank Slime: deaconesses, Mrs. F..
Slime, Mrs. J. D. Phillips. Sunday
school superintendent. Mrs. Ford Rob-
inett: assistant superintendent. Mrs. T.
! Os
mittee. A. E. Seibert: pianist, Miss
Avis White; assistant pianist, Miss
Madge Seibert: visiting committee.
Mrs. Mason. Mrs Redmond. Mrs. IT,
tus, Mrs. Slime and Mr.. White: SUPER
intendent of the missionary depart
ment of the Sunday school, Mrs. r. K.
McCafferty; ushers, Paul Brown. Os-
car Wheaton. Robert Seibert and Dana
Brown.
/ The election Of officers in the annual
| meeting of the First Swedish Baptist
: church resulted: Vice president. J. A.
Lundgren: secretary. c. Oak: assistant
n secretary. J. Oslund: treasurer, c. O.
{ Carlson; treasurer of the building
, fund, Gust Lagerberg; trustees. L. J
Westlund, Edward johnson and Axe
Carlson: auditors, Canon SpolandeI
and Ralph Foster: song leader, J. Os'
lund: organist, Mrs H. Carlson; as.
sistant organist, Miss Alice Johnson
pianist, Miss Rose johnson; assistant
. pianist. Miss Lille Oslund: ushers. C
n. Carlson, r. Lundgren, C. Lagerberg
George johnson. For the Sunda,
school: Superintendent. J. A. Lund
gren: assistant, J. Oslund: secretary
; Miss Pauline johnson; assistant sec
: rotary, Axel Osterholm: treasurer, e
!. Johnson; organist, Miss Zerelda Mar
. tfnson; assistant, Miss Alice johnson
: pianist, Miss Lille Jacobson; assistant
! Miss Lille Oslund; librarians Miss Ag
j mes johnson and Miss Esther Erick
son. For the Sunday school in Oak
land: superintendent. Miss Juditl
. Erickson; assistants, C.. w. Thornmel
= and Miss Rose johnson.