The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-02
IN NORTH Topeka
ThOs. Page Mills Grinding
Wheat for Belgians.
Baptist EndeavOr Society Elects
Officers.
PARENT TEACHERS ASSN.
Indian Greek Grange Regular
Meeting.
Other News of Interest to North
Shawnee.
PARENT TEACHERS ASSN.

The Thos. Page mills are grinding
600 sacks Of flour for the Belgian re-
lief association. The wheat for 3oo
sacks was furnished by the Santa Fe
general OFFICES and the balance by the
Santa Fe shops. This mill has so cars
of wheat on the tracks. most of it be-
ing furnished for the relief of the Bel
gians.
At an expense of 1000 the Page mills
have lust installed % dustless sifters
under the supervision of John X. john
ston head miller, These sifters are
used in removing the coarser wheat
chaff from the flour in the process OF
grinding.
Is. ". p. U. Elect Officers.
At the monthly business meeting of
the senior B. Y. u. which was held
last nisht-fn the North Topeka Baptist
church the following officers were
elected President, Kenneth Clark; vice
president. Harold Warwick; secretary,
Hazel Slocum; treasurer, Morrill, Fowl
Kansas Avenue NJ. f. Church Fair.
Bunny Rabbit" q p1aylet, was pre-
scented by the pupils of the Quincy
school last night at the Methodist
church fair which is being held at 911
North Kansas avenue.
Mrs Samuel Mite gave two readings.
= and Mrs. Marie Left, a naturalized
Russian. made very interesting talk.
An oyster supper will be given this
evening and all the remaining goods
that have not been sold will be auction
ed off.
X. l.. OF S. Council Announcement.
The knights and Ladies of Security
council No. will give a special enter
tainment the evening of December 10
al their hail. 1000 North Kansas ave-
nue.. A large orchestra from two of
the councils on the South side will fur
nish music.
Indian Creek Grange News.
At the regular semimonthly meeting
OF the Indian Creek Grange which was
held Tuesday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: J.
o. Browning, master; D. L. Button
overseer; Mrs. A. Button. lecturer; G.
w. Belts, steward; Clarence Belts, as
sistant steward; Mrs. Boyd Pollom
chaplain; Roy Kimball. secretary; Will
Peter Meyer treasurer; George Gilman
gatekeeper; Mrs. Ray KimbaIl, Pomona
Mrs. Nels Olson Flora. F. p Rude
was reelected trustee
The committee on plans for the
Farmers institute met after the regu-
lar meeting. and definite arrangements
were made for the institute which will
be held December 16 and II. Two speak
ers from the State Agricultural college
at Manhattan will give addresses a
the institute. number of local speak
ers will address the meeting.
Parent Teachers Meeting.
The Parent-Teachers association O.
Grant school held their meeting at tn,
school house last night The following
: -sorogram was given: Reading. by Mrs
Hicks: address, by Miss Eva Corning
dramatization of 'Hiawatha," by tn,
first grade: solo. Eva Maze; plan,
solo. Ruby Maze: piano duet. by Ev:
French and Myrtle Beeler.
After the program was given a bust
ness meeting was held.
J. r. Spetter has returned from
business trip to Valencia and Silve
Lake.
Council No. g. X. l.. of s., whic
met at their hall last night initiate
class OF ten. At this meeting a dri
team was organized and definite al
rangements were made for the win
ter's work. A large crowd attende
the meeting and refreshments wer
served.
G. w. Belts was on the north sid
attending to business this morning.
Fred Voiland returned this morr