The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-21

: Organization of the Rainbow clubs
of the grade school girls will take
I afternoon Miss Clare Armstrong will
nave charge of the organization
Vesper service will be held at the
Y W C A Sunday afternoon at 4:15
o'clock Miss TroutTnan viii discuss
DR.. Fosdick's book, The Meaning of
I Prayer" Miss Hazel Hypes will sing
sJesus,s Ideal of the Family as an
I Institution" will be the subject of DR.
Arthur : Henderson's lecture to his
Bible class Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock at the First Congregational
church,.
The Topeka high school club of the
Y ". G A Will give a spread for its
11S members at the association build
ing tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Miss Faith Young IS managing the
feed
Hawaii. Australia and the islands
Of The South sea were described to
+ the assembly at Topeka high this
morning by Dr. Charles NJ Sheldon.
pastor of the Central Congregational
church
Drawing and craftsmanship classes
VIII be OverCrOwded next term at the
Topeka high school. according 70
PRINCIPAL \ J Stout'S plans German
viii not be taught because of lack
Of demand
The case Of the state against Fred
Ellis negro. was being heard to-
day in the first division OF the district
court. Ellis is charged with relieving
Jim Lewis OF So much against the
latter's will
EsmeraIda." the Topeka high
scncoI senior play. has been memoir
ICED by the cast and acts one AMI TWO
VIII be staged Thursday, three and
four Friday and the whole thing Sat
urday afternoon
year al II
was found guilty of friskiug the peck
cts Of Santiago sara oga+ a Mexican.
for s45 by d jury in the district court
[ late Thursday afternoon The jury
was out . minutes
A faculty rehearsal for the take-off
on the Topeka school students was
( held following the school hours this
afternoon Obstreperous youngsters
/ Will be impersonated at the stunt
night Friday evening
The Bob johnson tabernacle did not
leak Thursday during the rain as it
was feared it would This morning
I the sa wdust trail was as dry as ever
{ and meetings tonight Will be held IN
/ der a water tight roof.
+ The Dramatic club Of the Topeka
high school met Thursday afternoon
I Headings were given by Hazel Rucker
Sarah Parkinson, Ben Forbes, Helen
I Mitchell Florence Triton, Edith
{ kearus and Willard Couture
/ An afternoon game with Wamego
will be played by the Topeka high
school basketball team next Friday
/ afternoon The time of the game was
I changed from evening TO afternoon on
account OF the senior play. '-Esmer-
| aida"
/ The Rev H A HohenwaId. super
/ inteudent OF missions IN the Kansas
I district of the Methodist synod. will be
given this evening at the First German
I Methodist church He will preach
/ special sermons Sunday morning and
evening.
/ Class day rehearsaIs took up the
/ time of Hazel Rucker, James Lindsay.
/ William Schick. Francis GTote. Ed
ward Binger. Laura Gates. Eleanor
| Goodrich, Blanche Davis and John
! Ferris this afternoon at the Topeka
nigh school auditorium
The annual meeting Of the Provi-
I dent association directors and people
( interested in the work Will be held
| Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock al
the Central Y. NJ. C A Judge T F.
Carver viii preside over the meeting
which will be in the form of a sym
postum
Deserted by her husband a woman
and child were sent back TO Lawrence
this week by the Provident association
The mother had been vainIy trying to
get a living for her family since the
! time OF the state faIr out oeInS IN
skilled had been playing a losing
game.
Napoleon was fitted out with a pair
Of shoes today at the Provident asso-
citation The man of destiny gaze6
with serious eyes at the officials
wrapped himself in his short gray
coat. tucked the shoes under his arm
and uurmured with a soft Corsicar
accent. Thank yo' san
Text books are higher priced and
much better today than ever before
according to Principal A J. Stout OF
the Topeka high school At the las
meeting of the text book commission
many more books were definitely de
cided upon and not left TO the schoo
heads choice, says Mr. Stout
Lists of texts needed for next tern
are being prepared for Topeka boob
stores by Principal A J. Stout of tbs
Topeka high school The smaIIes
class IN English will use but % books
The largest class. beginning English
will use 500 copies. and the mex
| group, algebra, wants 435 books.
| Every man needs a college educa
| ton before entering 4 profession, be
| IIeves the Rev 3 :. E.stey, pastor o
| the First Presbyterian church Tw,
| years Of liberal arts and two years O
| specialize ton are not enough, he sa Us
| because the schooling IS to develop
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