The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-22

The North Topeka Civic club will give
ming at 80 at the Community house.
A short business meeting will be followed
club is increasing with every meeting
and the result of its work in the interest
of North Topeka is being felt.
The last half term of the Y W. c. A
gymnasium class, which meets at Quincy
school. will begin next Monday evening,
and all persons wishing to join for the
remainder of the term may have an op-
pOrtunity Mt that time. The class is open
TO all members of the Y. W. c. A. and
the terms are extremely moderate. Per-
sons not members of the association may
become members by paying the member
ship fee Of one dollar. The class opens
at o'clock.
An appeal to "keep the boys on the farm
and thus increase the rural population of
the country was made by Earl Wendell,
Shawnee county farmer, last night to 100
members of the Indian Creek Farmers in
Stitute at the close of the annual meeting.
''Our boys" he said, ARE quitting the
farm to go to the cities to take little jobs.
1t is our business as fathers and mothers
life attractive to our young folks that
they will want to stay on the farm and be-
come a part Of the great rural farm life"
The Bible class following Mrs. Menning-
ers course in Bible study will meet Mon
day afternoon at 2 80 at the Community
Of Christ and persons joining at this time
could easily make up the few lessons
creasing. and the class is not limited to
North side persons, four members coming
from Lowman Hill and one from Ross
vile.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Newton, of Marysville, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. r.. Dexter, of
ventiOn of registers of deeds, returned to
her home yesterdays
district, D. Gfvens, of Granville and Arch
Shirley, of Perry, were visitors on the
The K. J. Robinson Electrical Clipper
Manufacturing company has moved from
the 500 block, Kansas avenue to the COO
block Kansas avenue.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
sistant, S23 Kansas ave. Office phone
1442. Residence phone 146s.-Adv.
Amity lodge, No. 231. X. of P. will hold
an election of officers for the ensling term
next Monday evening at : 40 at their hall
900 Kansas avenue. All visiting Knights
Mrs. G. l.. Robertson and daughter. MI
dred, of Argentine, who have been visiting
Mrs. Robertson's sister. Mrs. Roy Boast
of Jackson street, returned home today.
A. NJ Petro & Son. Drugglsts.-AdV
Miss Helen Larry whose marriage to Mr..
George Miller will take place soon. Miss
J Joseph Falley has been announced. and
Miss Una Lamond. whose engagement has
also been announced, were honor guests
I
| and Mrs Simon Galitzki entertained for
them at their home, 1912 Jackson street
The guests were Miss Larry, Miss Lamond
! Miss Clement. Miss Essie England. Miss
Clara England. Miss Rachel Garrett. Miss
Minerva Garrett. Miss Frieda Hirshberg
Mrs. Vera Harris. Mrs Mourean, Mr.. Julius
Raffelock. Mr.. H. Galitzki. Bernard and
Norman GalitzH.
Window Glass. all sizes; buy 1t now
Campbell Drug Co.-Adv.
Mr. p. n. Tracy and Miss Lottie Tracy
of the New Era store. whose automobile
was hit by Fire Chief Hanlon's car last
night at the corner Of Tenth and Topeka
avenue, were not injured except from
bruises. but both suffering somewhat
from nervous shock. Mr. Tracy, whose side
and back are slightly sprained, was not at
work today. Neither he nor his sister
we're thrown from the car Miss Tracy
states that they did not know it was the
chiefs car and heard no siren. Their car
was put out of commission, but not badly
damaged.
Among the Churches.
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
1T II O'Clock. Subject OF sermon, Things
That Make a Church Strong" Evening
service at T:30 Subject of sermon '.The
Preaching Of the Ark" Sunday school at
30. Intermediate and T. Y p L at 6 10
Junior at 2:3o PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening at 7:30. Choir practice Friday
evening Mt 3 O'Clock
At the Central Avenue Christian, church