The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-14
North Side .Wews

TENS foI int ..ciumn may De rert
at Petro's drug store, or phone
/ kle.4I o. Kinball after 2 D. M: other
ho"rs phone 1850. H
Fifteen boys of the North Topeka
Baptist Sunday school met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs W. M. Van Ness
to reorganize their class. The boys
are all between the ages of is and II
years and at present the enrolment is
about twenty. - -,
Officers were elected as follows:
! Teacher, Edna D. Kincaid; president,
BENJAMIN Forbes; vice president, Ell
gin Button; secretary treasurer, Byron
! Wallace; chairman of entertainment,
| Orville Diffenderfer: class visitor,
Ralph Baird; reporter, Ferdinand Vio-
land.
| Watermelon was then served on the
lawn. The boys expect to have many
good times this summer and at the
same time swell their enrolment from
the boys of North Topeka. The fol-
| lowing boys were present: RusseH
Zarker, Roy Cook, Ben Forbes, Elgin
Button, Ralph Baird. Thomas Voiland,
Byran Wallace, Otis Compton, Warren
Robinson, Joe Cochran, Harold Ret
ter. Winnett Robinson, Floyd T1ffany'
Orville Diffenderfer. Carroll Button.
Mrs. Van Ness is assistant with this
| class 9.Ls 49, 7
An Expensive Necessity.
Two coIored women in a street car
| were discussing the high sost OF nv
ing. "Ev'tking cost so much" sad
one Con meal tastes like money,
an I amt ct egg since my ole hen
die" Eyes, sah." agreed the other.
| that sure a fac. an I'm JUS honin'
TO a bacon rim ter grease my in
nards, but faint o use favorin 20
insides these days. Vittles so expen-
sive po folks CANT affo'd ter hab "a
stummick
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shook of Gar
field place made a. business trip TO
Belvue. Kan. Tuesday -.
"A. S. Strain has gone to Fort Scott
as a representative of the postal clerk
employees at the Labor Federation.
Miss Helen Rigger of Madison street
has taken a position at the Warren
NJ. Crosby store.
Mrs. 1. E. McGrew of 1871 Harrison
street left today for Portland, Ore,
where she will visit relatives. -
Mrs. Hetzel and daughter Gertie of
1929 Topeka avenue have left for
Portland. Ore.
The choir of the Second Presbyter-
ian church gave a. swimming party
and picnic SUPPER at Gage park last
evening.
Mrs. T. H. Sutton and daughter
home in Oakland during the family
absence in Canada.
Mamie Petree OF Effin CHAM, Mo-, is
visiting her father and friends on the
North side.
Ted Blakely of Wheaton. Kan. who
has been visiting the C. NJ. Cooper
family of 917 Jackson street, left to-
day for Chanute. Kan.
Miss Mary Hahn of Kansas City, is
: visiting her aunt Mrs. ]. c. Snediker
of 924 Jackson street.
Mrs. w. F. Bryant and sister, Marie
Kennedy of 1926 Harrison street, have
returned from a visit to their sister,
, Mrs. J. Mix of Hoisington, Kan.
Harold Lee Rude of route 5. will
, be indicted into service tomorrow and
will leave for Lawrence for special
: training at the university.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Kistler, Mrs. A. j
: Histler, Miss Bertha Kistler, Miss
Zorah Reed and Miss Mary Holm.
baum have returned from the Maple
Hill camp, where they have been en-
joying a nouting.
Miss Mabel l.. Neiswender gave 9
slumber party Saturday night at hei
home at Kiro in honor of Miss Minnie
= Pottorff of Severy. who has been at
tending Kansas State Agricultural col
lege at Manhattan, and who has beer
her guest during the past week. Thu
girls attending were: Miss Pottorff
, Miss Alice Attebury, Miss Florence
Comstock, Miss Vivian Neiswende:
Miss Eula Spauiding, Miss Gertrud
Hayes, Miss -Janette Root and Mis-
, Neiswender
:, Princess theater will open Friday
+ Aug. Is, with "A Fight for Millions
e Serial, featuring w. M. Duncan.-Adv
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