The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-07-28

a reception by the North Topeka
Civic club to the citizens of North To-
evening 1t the North Topeka Com
munity house All citizens of North
Topeka are cordially asked to be pres
ent at the opening of the community
house.
The former North Topeka Congre-
gational church building at the corner
OF Laurent and Jackson streets, has
been bought by the North Topeka
Civic club as a community house for
North Side citizens where community
meetings Of all kinds may be held.
According to Mr.. c. NJ. Morrow.
principal Of Grant and Quincy schools.
the redistricting of the school, which
has been mentioned as perhaps neces-
sary. will not he likely to affect the
North Topeka schools. but has refer
ence in his opinion, to the more
crowded of the South Side schools.
Mr.. Morrow thinks he is safe in say
ing that the old districts WILDE kept
in regard To the North side schools
When rooms are crowded in these
schools It has always been left to Mr.
Morrow's Judgment 70 equaltze the at
tendance in those rooms by sending
pupils to the school having fewer
pupils in those grades. Mr. Morrow
thinks this rule will continue as re-
CARDS the North Side schools.
NotcS ana PERSONALS.
Raymond Henderson. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Henderson, of Mcriden. re-
turned home Yesterday after receiving
his discharge from a training camp in
South Carolina.
Hollis McNown. of Fort Scott, came
tosay TO visit his grandfather, John
Mc%own, for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Mcclure and
daughter, Ruth. and son Theodore,
motored to Meriden yesterday and
spent the day with relatives.
AIr. and Mrs. Edward Swartz. Jr.,
and daughter. Lila, of Kansas City,
are visiting Mr. Swartz's parents. Mr..
and Mrs Edward swartz, of sos
Fairchild street
Mrs Q. A. Palmer and daughter,
Ethel who le Saturday for Colorado,
returned home at once, the altitude
proving too high for Miss Palmer
j Charies Griffin, head miller at the
lnter- ocean mills, was taken to local
hospital today where his left arm will
ne broken and reset. Mr.. Griffin's
arm and leg were badly hurt this
spring when they were caught in ma
ch4nery at the mill His arm was
broken and crushed. but after several
months treatment it was thought the
bones would mend properly. Mr. Grit
fin has been back at work for two
weeks and found his arm almost use
less. so it was decided to break the
bones and reset them.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Swartz of 41O
Fairchild street, have gone to Glad
stone. Mo. where they will visit Mrs
Swartz's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Miss Harriet Wilson, Miss Virginia
Wilson, Alley Rigdon AMI William Mo-
ran chaperoned by Mrs. A w. Kelley,
motored to Wakarusa Saturday eve
ming. and camped over night in Nc
Fadden's grove, returning Sunday eve
ming.
Miss Gladys~Pratt entertained at
dinner saturday evening at her home
in jackson street in honor of Miss
Mildred Carey of San Bernardino,
Cal, who returned to her home to-
day Miss Pratt's guests were Miss
Carey, Miss Margaret Conwen, Miss
Marie Finch and her guest, Miss Mar
Saret Jacobs, Of Great Bend
Miss Margaret Conwell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conwell of 1925
Quincy street, expects to leave about
august for Berkeley, Cal, where she
viii attend the university
Wnnted-Roy With bicycle to carry State
journal route In Shorey. For information
call $3.50 circulation department-Adv