The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
Loyal Daughters Class Enter
tanned at COWdrey Home.
Committee of % Presbyterian
Workers to Meet.
TO PLAN EFFICIENCY MONTH
February Likely To Be Devoted
to Their Activities.
Basketball Game Tonight at
Presbyterian Church Gym.

The LOYAL Daughters class OF the
Central Avenue Christian church was
entertained last evening at the home
of w. +. and Mrs. Cowdrey, 1919
North Jackson street Those present
were: Mrs Cowdrey, Maggie Pack
srd. Grace Walker. Anna Levett, Mary
lrver Edith Williams, Iva Davis,
TN Dfbble. Mamie Saunders, Lila
rey. Georgia Mitchell, Lavelette
hickman. Ferne Barrickman, Clate
- zee. Leila Petree. Hazel Conway,
lie Conway. Lille Mccain, Mag
sc Mccain, Sylvia Pennick, Dolly
Pennick. Emma Westbrook. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year: President, Lavelette
Rarrickman: vice president. Leila Pc
tree; secretary. Cleta Petree; treas
urer. Goldie Conway; sunshine secre-
tary. Maggie Packard Committees
Membership. Lille Mccain; social
Lila Davey; devotional. Grace walker
To Plan Efficiency Month.
A committee of twenty-five workers
from the Second Presbyterian church
will meet at the residence OF the pas
tor 927 North jackson Wednesday
evening at seven thirty o clock to plan
for ''Presbytcrian and Efficiency
Month" The month of February viii
doubtless be named for such actlNl-
ties 1t will be the object If the plan
is approved by the committee to de-
acouainting the community with the
activities of the great Presbyterian de-
nomination in her home and foreign
missionary fields and also with the
work of the nine different bOaroS OF
the general assembly
The committee is as follows: Joseph
2. Hicks, chairman; Thomas Page;
j. w Priddy; j d. Pratt; j. h SKIN
ner: Fred @. Morns, ). l. Probasco;
Thomas j. Woolman: Mrs. J. l. Pro
basco, Mrs j. R Johnston; Mrs. Fred
o. Morns p. w. Riach; c. r. SUIT;
Mrs d. ID. Pratt, Wiley Gordon; J.
H skinner: John r. Johnston; Oran
- rrton; Joseph w. Hicks; Miss wilma
rudthal, Miss Jessie Hiiach; Miss
$ Waychoff; Stanley Halves;
7 Campbell; Mrs. Ralph Camp
Games in Church Gymnasium.
The Second Presbyterian church is
taking more than ordinary interest in
the boys on the North side The pas
tor preached a special sermon to the
boys last Sunday night, using as
text: There is a Lad Here With rive
Barley LoaVes and Two F1shes- A
large audience of parents and boys
heard the discourse. The boys are or
gained for all kinds of games in the
gymnasium of the church Some OF
the best business men of the North
Side are nanifesting great interest
in the boys work and meet with them
and play games with them. Basket
ball so far is the favorite game. Joseph
Hicks and Wiley Gordon are the cap
tains of the teams known as the
"Pratts' and "Morns," respectively
They played a game last Tuesday eve
ming in which the "Pratts' won by a
small margin They will play again
tonight.
Notes and Personals.
A mistake was made in last even
ing's paper regarding the time OF
meeting of the Tsuneo Taxi Hashia
club, at the home Miss Grace Forbes
1901 Monroe street. The meeting vii
be held Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. +. G. Marlette, 1406 Nortf
Quincy street has gone to Baldwin
kan. to visit her daughter. Mrs An
derson.
J. w. Bergen. who formerly liveC
at 1914 North Quincy street, has NOV
ed to the south side.
Frank Maze. Mrs. Maze and dhugh
ter, Mrs. Higdon, of Turon, are guest
of Claude Maze and wife, 1892 Quin
cy street.
Tommy Allen, a farmer of the Kav
Valley district, was injured severa
weeks ago when a horse stepped oil