The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-11-27

habit. Evidently. it was orly polite
to move. which one of them did. A
third bed was found. But unlike
Goldie Locks luck in the Three Bears
house, it was the worst OF all 1t
made one think, not of painted
ocean, but of a modelled one with
tempestuous waves. lat sluIn.sST
came An hour, later the light went
on 'Oh. 1 was going to sleep in
here It's beastl! cold on the porch.
Come, go out there with me-" And the
weary seeker of rest rose for the
fourth time that night in hopes that
the thing which mad been e.pt.ing her
those many hours was really in sight
bed to sleep in till morning And it
was. The moral seems to be: ii at
iifst You don't succeed, try, try again."
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DR.. Lydia Allen DeEilbiss is SPEND
Ing her Thanksgiving in Topeka, the
house guest of Mrs. C. w. Kouns. the
dinner guest of DR.. Florence Sherbon
at Bethany. Doctor DeVilbiss, who Is
IN tine United States public health
service with headquarters in Washing
ton, d. c.. has been assigned to six
months duty in Missouri in field in
vestigation of child mortality in that
state. Her headquarters will be in
Jefferson City. Last year Doctor De-
Vilbiss helped to pass the law in Mis-
souri, establishing a child hygiene de-
partment in the health department
OF the state, and now she comes back
to help conduct this expensive cam
palSn- Missouri was not selected as
the state for this investigation because
OF particularly bad conditions but just
because it was a typical state and suit
able for gathering the information de-
sired. Doctor DeVilbiss will leave this
evening for Missouri.
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At the children's show Saturday
morning Baby Marie Osborn will be
the leading attraction in The Sawdust
DOLL" Bobby Connolly, who is a close
Bobby to the Rescue" There will
also be a Ford educational. The chap
erons for the morning will be Miss
Helen Estey, Mrs. William Kercher.
Mrs. NJ: e. Uric. Miss Mary Clark.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Stickley. Mrs. E. l. Sieman-
tel, Mrs. Don Mulv2ne.
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Miss Bernice Hemus will play be-
fore the Political Science club at their
meeting tomorrow afternoon in the
Chamber of Commerce.
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The decorations for the Varsity club
dance last night were in Thanksgiving
colors. Blue and white lattice work
was on all the walls and the lights
were shaded in pink.
Among those who danced were; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Kouns, Mr.. and Mrs.
Forrest Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Alexan-
der. Mr.. and Mrs. Hauserman, Miss
Sally futile. Miss Mural McDanfels,
Miss Marie Moore, Miss Baby Gault,
Miss Marjora Blank. Miss Dorothy Coe,
Miss Violet Crumbine, Miss Marian
Williams. Miss Edna Anton, Miss
Gladys Scott Miss Dorothy Miller.
Miss Rhoine Rain, Miss Jane Alexan-
der. Miss Forestine Blank. Miss Char
lotte West, Miss Marian Moore, Miss
SCh0cE
John Raster, Mr. John Cordts, Mr..
Pete Anderson, Mr.. Henry Anderson,
Mr.. Frank Meyer. Mr.. Russell Zarker,
Mr.. William Higgins. Mr.. James Brier.
Mr.. Harry Mckee, Mr.. Francis Wilson.
Mr.. Hobart Hoag, Mr.. John Bauerline,
Mr.. Ronald McCord, Mr.. John Long,
Mr.. Ed Nellis, Mr. Alfred Cole. Mr..
Charles Cross Mr.. Chester Wahle, Mr..
Harold Smiley. Mr.. Donald Welty. Mr..
Ray Beers. Mr.. Clyde Schenck, Mr..
Arm;ne Weiskirch.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
Miss Roberta McKirahan will pre-
sent her first and second year piano
pupils in a recital tomorrow at the
Y. W. c. A. at DEL 1ck.
The ladies of the English Lutheran
church will hold a food sale at the
Crosby Bros. store Saturday forenoon,
November 20, instead of December 6.
ADV.
A little money will put n nice frame
on your picture at Wolcott's, S25 Kan
saS Ave ADV