The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-08

Why spend your precious moment IN re-
Make each mistake a stepping stone sur
mountable
To higher planes and cease your idle
Aspire to noble deeds of love and duty
And fill your heart and time with service
While filling other lives with beauty
You will not have much time TO look
NELs YINGLE
Mrs. Menninger's art class met to-
day at the Y W. C. A
There will be a gospel meeting in
the paint shop Friday noon
The subjuniors OF the high school
had their pictures taken this after
noon
The Rev. A z. Peterson will con-
duct services at the telegraph sshooI
Friday noon
The Rev NJ L Rooey and Evan
gelist Byron J. Clark viii speak at the
new mill Friday noon.
Take a ride in the new bort, $3.50;
it will please you. Motor Service Co..
1I3-115 West Tenth--Adv.
A party will be given by the sub
senior class of the high school at the
home of Lyman King. March al
The Rev H J. Crockett will con-
duet the regular weekly mems meet
ing at the machine shop Thursday
noon
The committee on MANAGEMENT will
meet tonight at the R. R. 7. M The
wives of the committeeman viii serve
supper
The Dorcas society of the Potwin
Presbyterian church viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. G.
D. McClaskey. 62s Duane street
Gale Morgan was elected editor-in-
chief of the annual for the fall term
the sub-senior class of the high school
The members of the Epworth league
of Euclid Avenue NJ. E. church will
hold a social Friday evening. The
Volunteers class will also meet that
evening.
The Esperanto club of the Y NJ
c. A met Tuesday at the Y. M cafe
terra for the weekly club luncheon
All conversation was conducted in Es-
peranto.
The Engineering club of the high
school will meet this afternoon in the
high school building. Talks will be
made by William Kelly, r. Morehouse
and L Long.
The first number in March of the
r R. Y. NJ C A entertainment eous,sS
viii be the play. Colonial Days" to
be given Frida-- rivht under the direc-
ton of Ruth Marsh.
N T. Davidson, who was knocked
down by bicycle at Sixth and Kan
sas avenue on Saturday, suffering a
broken thigh is reported much i'm
proved this morning.
The Spanish club will meet tonight
at the Central Y. NJ c. A John
Boggs president, Will give a short les
son in conversational Spanish. Any
one interested in Spanish is invited to
attend.
A dinner in honor of Roy B. Guild,
formerly pastor of the Central Con-
gregational church Will be given at
Places for more than $50 have already
been reserved.
Because of the illness of Mrs. Will
lis Coston. 1905 Buchanan street. the
annual election of the officers of the
La5ies' Aid will be held at the church
parlers this afternoon with members
of Circle No acting as hostesses.
The retail clerks of Topeka will
hold a meeting at Labor hall, AIS
Kansas avenue, this evening to COM
plete a local organization and for
further discussion of the Saturday
closing.
Bonds amounting to $4,000 have
been filed with W. E. Davis, state
auditor, by the Cherokee county COM
missioners. The money will be used
for the erection of new county high
school building to be completed this
year
The subject for tonight's meeting of
the Byron j. Clark revival services an
the First L, 8. church will be SALIVA
ton and What It Means" Clark's
subject last eveniL was .'Sin--Its ORR
gin and Meaning" After the sermon
there were several requests for prayer
The women of the Central Park
Christian church have invited the wo-
men of the other Christian churches of
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noon at three o'clock An interesting
collection OF Turkish curios will be
shown Mrs Howard SearIe will sing.
A reception will be given tonight at
the Third Christian church at Third
and Lake streets in behalf of the fifty
members added TO the church since
January / A special musical program
by the Santa Fee orchestra and vocal
and speaking selections will be given.
W P Montgomery, special assist
ant attorney general, has returned
from Kansas City, where he recently
took dispositions in the brewery custer
suits. Witnesses were examined by
Montgomery in an effort to show
that the brewery interests were rep
resented in this state and that proper
service was secured in the custer and
receivership cases
At a meeting of the Ministerial as
ISOLATION the following officers were
elected TO serve three months. A s
Henderson. pastor of the First Con-
gregationaI church. president: G. K
Hartman, pastor of the First L. &
church, vice president; G. w Handley.
pastor of the North Topeka Baptist
church, secretary and treasurer. H
E Bowman of the state board of con-
troll addressed the meeting
A whole block of frame residences
on Tyler street was endangered by a
fire during the high wind early last
night when SCOT started a blaze on the
roof of the house occupied by ". NJ