The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-03
Grant Parent-TeacherS Elect
Officers.
A. MI. Fuller Will Be i'm Charge
of POStOffice.


elected at the monthly meeting of the
Parent-Teachers association, which
was held in Grant school Tuesday
night. They are: President, Mrs
/ See; vice president, Mrs. Schenck; r.
L. Robson was reelected treasurer
/ of the association.
The members voted to send Mrs.
French. the retiring president. to
Lawrence, Kan. to attend the child
| welfare convention which is to be held
| March % to 26 inclusive.
! 1t was also decided at this meeting
! by the members to take up the study
in a systematic way of Child Wei
fare" A book dealing with this sub
ject will be decided on and at the
| meetings in the future the members
| of the association will discuss by turns
| the different chapters of the book.
An interesting program was given
and several instructive papers read at
! the meeting last night.
/ A committee of three men, of which
| c. c. Nicholson is the chairman, will
make preparations for entertain
ment which will be given in several
weeks.
Changes in Postoffice.
Some time before the 10th of March
| North Topeka will have a new super
intendent in the postoffice. Word
was received Tuesday afternoon of the
proposed change
A. E. Robinson, who has been in
| the North Topeka poStOffice for the
last eighteen years. has been promot-
ed to foreman of the registering de-
partrlent of the Topeka postoffice.
Mr.. Robinson is well known in North
! Topeka and is an enthusiastic MEM
| Der of the Christian church.
Captain A. NJ. Fuller the present
| assistant postmaster, will be Superin-
tendent in the North Topeka postof-
flee
Robert c. Caldwell. who has been
appointed assistant postmaster of To-
/ peka, is well known in North Topeka,
| having lived here a number of years
| before moving to the South side.
Notes and Personals. .
The Ladies' Aid society of West In
! dianola will give a social tonight in
the West Indiano1a school house.
! Will Griffith of Elmont has return
| ed home after a business trip to North
/ Topeka.
F. c. Hummer of EImont was a
North side visitor today.
Mrs. E. c. Seger of 1892 North Har
rison street will leave Monday for
/ California where she will meet her
! father and accompany him to Homo
lulu on a three months trip.
Earl Wendell has returned to his
| home after spending short time in
/ North Topeka.
/ A. J. Hurley has returned from an
extended trip through Texas and
/ Oklahoma where he went business.
NJ. F. Johnson of Silver Lake has
| returned home after a business trip
i to North Topeka.
S. f. Tillman of Dover was a North
side visitor today.
Lon Berry of Elmont was in North
! Topeka today on business
/ George Boydston of MeFiden has re-
| turned home after=aEbIs trip to
North Topeka.
/ H G.. Barrett of Granville was
North side visitor today.
A. b. Tompson was on the North
side today business.
A food sale will be held Saturday
by the members of the Progressive
/ Sunday school class of the Second
Presbyterian church in the Buechner
Brothers grocery store.
! Miss NJ. Ashabranner has accepted
/ a position with the j. ]. King agency
as q stenogra pher
B. F. Abmyer of Granville was a
North side visitor today.
One hundred and fifty girls. all
! members of the Christian churches of
Topeka attended banquet given in
the North Topeka Christian church
Tuesday night. Miss AlIena Grafton
of Indianapolis, Ind, the interstate
secretary of the Girls Missionary cir
Gle, was present and gave an address.
Miss Helen Brown, Miss Georgia
Mitchell and Mrs. Cook were in
charge of the program.
The Junior Christian Endeavor so
ciety of the North Topeka Christian
church will repeat the program which
they gave on Washingtons birthday.
Friday night, in the church. No adj
mission will be charged,
T. ]. Woolman has resumed his
position with the Austin-Snediker
fined to his home several days
I count of sickness