The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-04

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The d. T. Gabriel and the ]. Thomas
Lumber companies have donated
boards and posts to the junior high
school garden, to be used to fence off
the entrance at each end of the path
which has been worn thru the center
of the garden. This ground will now
be replanted, and it is hoped that with
the path INSTRUCTED, no further tres
passing will be done. Interest is being
aroused in the community in this
work, and business men have ex-
pressed the opinion that the girls have
not had a fair show. and intimate that
trespasserJ should be summarily dealt
with hereafter.
Mrs. Theodore Saxon, garden super
intendent. has set two days for work
in the garden. Wednesday morning
from Z a. m. until 10 a. M, and Friday
evening from o'clock until dark. for
those who cannot come during the
day.
II persons having seeds. vegetable
or flower plants which they could
cate with Mrs. Saxon or with Capt.
Bessie Byrd. they will be called for.
Or they may be left at the garden
Wednesday morning or Friday even
ing. Help Of this nature will be most
appreciated.
Helena chapter No. 210. Order of
the Eastern Star. will hold a meeting
at their hall, oil Kansas avenue, this
evening. Degrees will be conferred by
the past matrons.
The Second Presbyterian Sunday
school entertained the Third Presby-
terrain last evening. The two Sunday
schools held a contest for new men,
bers this spring, and the Third Pres
losers entertained the winners. and
the members OF the Second Presby-
terrain school proved royal hosts and
every effort was made to show the
visitors a good time. A very enter
tanning patriotic program was given.
and games were played on the church
lawn. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served.
Margaret Morns is giving a party
at her home, 1905 Quincy street, this
evening for her school friends before
they scatter for the summer. Those
invited are: Pearl Baer, Freda Smith,
Thelma Johnston, Elizabeth Van Ness,
Gladys Crawford, Verna Wolgamott.
Dena Williams. Bernita Wimberly.
Mabel Mckee, Lenora swartz, Eleanor
Sutton. Charles Holman, John Ferns
from, Francis Pardu, Glen Davis. Or
Vile Diffenderfer. LIE Roy Blair,
Forest Pitt, Ferdinand Voiland, Wall
ter Urban, Byron Wallace, Ralph
Basye, Harold MARBLE, Dillon Fisher.
Notes and Personals.
The annual meeting of the Bethel
chapel and literary society will he held
at Bethel chapel at p. m. Friday,
June Z.
c. F. Mattmiller will have charge of
the registration at silver Lake tomor-
row. At Kiro E. N. Martin will be in
charge, and the Rev. Mr.. Mccullough
will preside at Elmont.
DR.. Chas. o. Byerley, 1920 Jackson
street, has been called to Indiana by
the sudden death Of his mother. His
father is also very seriously sick.
E. v. Gilmore, teller Of the Shawnee
State bank, is enjoying a two-weeks'
vacation.
A. NJ. Petro, the Druggist-Adv
Miss Bessie Jones of 9I3 jackson
! street has gone to Chicago. where she
company.
Will Fry of Kiro has returned from
Camp Pike, where he visited his son,
who is in the Washburn ambulance
corps
John Griffith. with the washburn
ambulance corps at Camp Pike, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Griffith of Elmont, has re-
turned to camp,
Raymond Henderson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Henderson, of Meriden,
left Sunday for North Carolina, after
spending his furlo with his parents.
G. w. Collins has received word
from his son, Ed. who is in California,
that he has enlisted in an engineering
corps.
Ernest Levett, OF 1245 Monroe
street. has enlisted in the navy, and
has gone to Kansas City. He has been
employed by the Capper Publications
as printer.
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. e. Basye, Of 1925
Topeka avenue. have received word
that their son, Elmer L. Basye, has
arrived overseas. Roy. as he was
known to his friends, is a member of
Company c. 43d engineers, which
sailed from Washington two weeks
ago.