The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-08-18

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Heard at a local movie house.
The patron. a country boy OF twenty or
thereabouts. meekIy inquired Of the cashier
as tow neither or not shew as able TO
change bill for him. If not. remarked
the youth. Il can go out and get some
change" The cashier looked, expecting to
see at least one of Uncle Sans yellow
hacked hills buf there wing on The counter
in front of her was a bill. dollar bill
oh, thank you ever so much for changing
it,, said the youthful millionaire. please
give me one ticket
Earl Mendenhall is expected to return
to his home soon from Lawrence, where he
has spent the summer vacation with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs A Nendenhall-
Mr.. and Mrs Vernon Simpson. mOtored
to the city Friday from CarbOndale and
spent the day with Mrs, Simpsons mother,
Mrs Mary Blair, Reno avenue.
Mr. and Mrs E Schrader and Mrs Stew
art of 1882 Lawrence street. will spend the
weekend at Fort Riley with Paul Schrader
who is a member Of one of the military
Mrs f. F. Durkee- who was taken seri
ously i'll Thursday evening at the Third
Christian church, is slightly improved
Mrs. William Lewis, Leland street. en-
tertained the Cleaners class of the Second
United Brethren church with the following
Harper, Mrs L stone: Mrs 5. Holmes.
Mrs. G. Nixon Mrs NJ Philips. Mrs c
Castor. Mrs G. Metzger, Mrs. e Fountain.
NJ. L. Robey and Miss Mildred Lewis. The
class viii hold a food sale at the Warren
meeting will be held in four weeks with
Mrs. Sheldon, Davies street.
The Happy Hour club viii have guest
day meeting Tuesday with Mrs Karl
Mathews. Green street Each member is
asked to bring one guest with her
Miss Blanche Watts was A dinner guest
Friday evening of her brother aud wife
Mr. and Mrs Chester Watts. 1910 Lincoln
street
street will leave Saturday evening to spend
ten days vacation in Kansas city
The survival OF the F1ttest is the ser
mon topic to be used Sunday morning by
the Rev Fred Sutton at the East Side
Methodist church 4 union meeting of the
Third Christian Third Presbyterian and
East Side Methodist churches will be held
in the evening at the Third Presbyterian
church DIR. S b Anderson Will preach:
Mrs Howard Beach and children. Scot
land avenue. have gone to Hoyt to spend
the weekend
Mr. and Mrs T. T Thomson will enter
tain at their home, Freeman avenue. Sun
Wadieieh, the Rev Mr. Moore. Miss snsie
and Mr. and Mrs Hiram Wadlegh-
The members of the Kansas Sunflower
club VIII picnic at Ripley park. Monday
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. wendell. 800 East
Tenth avenue entertained at dinner Friday
evening for Mr. and Mrs w W Wendell
Clarence Rosen will lead the Sunday
evening meeting of the Christian EudeavoF
society of the Third Presbyterian church
As the meeting at the church Sunday eve
ming will be a union one. the young peO-
pies societies of the other churches are
asked to join in the young peoples meeting
Of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs T. A WadIeigh and daughter. Miss
Bessie WadIeiGh. Seward avenue. are
spending a vacation with friends IN Okla
homa-
The play ground work at the Seward
Avenue Methodist church viii be resumed
with the opening Of school The Rev
Harry Wise is IN charge of the play
ground
sunday morning The Scientific Basis
of Prayer" will be the sermon topic used
at the Seward Avenue Methodist church by
Mr.. Wise. the pastor In the evening The
Shame OF Slackerism," is the sermon sub
jeet.
Miss Mae Rand. Grattan street. has gone
to Valley Falls to visit her brother
Mrs. George Freden- 1109 East Fifth
avenue is i'll st her home
George f Burnam. after being i'll four
weeks az his home. 312 East Seventh street
is slowly improving
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Johnson Mrs
Charles johnson and children. Arthur.
Mildred and Ernest. have motored TO their
home in BrOOkvilIe. Kan after spending
the past week with relatives.
Miss Mae Cremer who is visiting friends
at Kansas City will return TO her home,
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