The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-12

hllnpali; 3331 after o'clock. Other
Cooperation is the only method by
which civic growth can be accomplished,
1t was emphasized by A. Z. Oliger, secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce. Tuesday
evening in a talk before the North To-
peka Civic club at the meeting at the Com
munity house. Three things. according to
Mr.: Oliger, are necessary to a successful
civic organization: Members, money and
methods. He enlarged upon this subject,
gratified to find that the plans followed
by the club were in line with those out
line by Mr.. Oliger.
\ practical suggestion made by Mr..
olger was that in appointing persons on
committee, to take care to put men special
ly interested in the object for which the
committee was working, on that committee.
man will work harder for something
IN which he is personally interested than
Tor something he does not care particular
~ about, is the view held by Mr.. OIiger,
and better results will be obtained.
Other numbers on the program were a
violin solo by Lois Merideth, a seven year
old girl, a number appreciated by the
audience, and several selections by the Nav
sisters orchestra, whose work is too we'll
known to need comment, other than the
NUMBER were executed in their usual pleas
Prior to the program a short meeting of
the Civic club was held. Reports from the
various committees were given and the
committees held over.
The signs for the safety zones around
the Quincy and Grant schools were re-
ported finished and will be set imme-
diately.
The report of the secretary and treas
urer, Charles Stewart, following a recess
in which number of new members Joined
the club. showed a balance of $1,1390s in
the treasury of the Civic club.
The club was then adjourned until
Tuesday evening November Is, when a
business meeting will be held
Notes and Personals.
Mrs Florence Coburn, Fairview. Okla
lOm3. q former Of fho
is visiting old friends here.
L. f. Fraser of the Graham Clothing
company, is confined to his home with 4
The May Sisters orchestra will play at
me me party TO be given Thursday evening by
S. D. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
s1stant, S23 Kansas ave. Office phone
1442.- Residence phone~1 4BS.-Adv.
MISS Ruth Dunning. industrial secretary
has been visiting her relatives, the Misses
Holman of -16 Evelyn street. has returned
Miss May Whitehead of Granville was in
The LADIES' Aid of The Kansas Avenue
Methodist church held 81 all day meeting
today They are tackirg comforts for a
local dry goods firm, on contract.
The W W. g. girls of the North Topeka
BAPTIST church will give a spread Wednes-
Miss Frieda Hirschberg, 619 Harrison
girl friend.
A. NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists-Adv.
The condition of Joseph Hook, route 6,
who has been sick for some time, is i'm
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Whitehead have
returned from five weeks' visit in Pitts
burgh, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead who
nave been living at 215 Broadmoor the past
two years, have moved to their old home
Mr.; and Mrs: Clarence Scott, Peoria, I'LL,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Root, Kansas City,
Mo. are in Topeka, called here by the
death of Mrs. Scott's and Mrs Root 5
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Campdoras
Miss Grace Root, teacher at Quincy
school, has found way to beat the high
article. The price of needles has risen, tho
quality has not improved, and one day re-
Gently Miss Root cast a speculative eve
on her pin-cushion and decided to rip II
open tnoro examination resulted in
finding 233 needles of assorted sizes and ali
ordinary sized cushion at that
Window Glass all sizes; buy 1T now.
| Campbell Drug Co.-Adv
The Rev. and Mrs. Calvin Holman and
children, who have been the guests OF
Mr; HoImans parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
HoIman, 1603 Kansas avenue. will leave
| tomorrow for a short stay in Manitou
COLO. Ihey are on their way to Singapore
| where Mr. Holman will be in charge OF
| the only American church at that place
From Manitou they will go to Vancouver
| and VIII sail Nov 27 on the Empress
kussia for Manila, where they will await
! their permit from the British government
allowing them to enter Singapore. While
IN Manila. probably several months. Mr.
york IN connection with his duties il
| Singapore.