The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-23

| to Topeka men from the Chicago con-
vention. A special musical program
will be given. DR.. M. F. Trcxell will
preside and the Y. NJ. c. A. quarter
will give a number of special songs.
Stanley Shook is the leading man in
the lone Plus One" membership cam
| paign which the Y. M. G. A. is now
| carrying on. He heads the field OF
bers to his credit. Three hundred and
sixty men are in 33 committees and
when a man brings in new member
he is excused from further duty and a
| star is placed after his name on the
| bulletin board.
Mrs. Gertrude Aber of Kansas City,
noted Spiritualist lecturer, will speak
| before the Spiritualist temple build
ers at series of meetings beginning
| Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A
meeting will be held Sunday evening al
1880 o'clock at Lincoln Post hall and
lunch will be served. The series will
last until Friday, october 20, during
which time a meeting will be held
every evening.
An oyster supper was given by the
Boys club of the Junior department of
the Walnut Grove Methodist church
Sunday school Friday evening for
ages of 10 and 15 years There were
At boys present. The boys who went
into camp at Wakarusa the first
week in September told of their ex-
p0Tl0HCSS IL CALM anu oil Iledo d pleas
ant and profita BILE evening.
At the meeting of Shawnee court No.
515, Court of Honor Friday night,
steps were taken to map out the pro-
gram of entertainment for the entire
winter season. A committee will be
named, with Chancellor S. M. linn as
chairman, to submit a summary of
the program. The plans for a big
"515" campaign were outlined by the
district manager. The celebration of
the eighteenth anniversary will be
held next Friday night.
Handsome certificates with a big
red seal on them. and bearing the sig
natures of physicians, and having as
impressive an appearance as univer-
sity diplomas, will be ready for distri-
button by the Public Health Nursing
association Monday. These certifi-
Gates are for the proud parents of
babies entered in the better babies
show recently held, and they tell just
what he baby scored on a basis of one
hundred points for a perfect score.
yet been completed, but Miss Edith
Lacey, in charge of the Public Health
Nursing association, said today they
would be ready Monday and will be
given to the parents when they call for
them.
The Mems Bible class of the First
Methodist church will, tomorrow
morning, discuss the que stion, Re
solved: That Elisha should have or
dered the king to slay the Syrian
army The affirmative will be taken
by DIR. E. s. Pettyjohn, the teacher,
the negative by the class, led by Judge
Hugh T. Fisher and Mr.. H. o. Mad
dox. Special music will be furnished
by Mr.. w. NJ. Forbes and a cornet solo
by Mr.. z. L. Faulkner of Chicago, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss
Faulkner.
Preliminary enrolment for the
night school in the Topeka high school
will take place in room POT in the
high school building Monday night at
1880 o'clock
The high school cafeteria more than
paid expenses during the first month
of the present year, a balance being
shown of S34. No account was taken
of interest on the investment, or of
the use of the rooms and heat.
Each city and county health officer
is required to send weekly reports to
the state board of health. DR.. Sippy,
state epfdemiologist, grades the cities
and the counties on the regularity in
Forwarding reports. The city Of To-
peka is the only city or county with a
score of 100 for the present year