The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-11


Frank B. Slmms. president of the North
Topeka Civic club, would be glad to have
three hundred men of North Topeka
Join the club The dues are 800 a year.
The Indebtedness yet remaining on the
community house is $500, and with three
hundred citizens additional joining the
Civic club, this could be met. Citizens Of
North Topeka owe it to themselves as well
their town, to become members OF the
The meetings of the Civic club and the
entertainments at the Community House
are becoming increasingly, popular. me IN,
lowed by programs of interest and a so.
cial hour, when neighbors become. better
aroused The questions raised and dis
cussed Mt these meetings are those Of In
terest to the community. and each citizen
right. and privilege to take part In. these
questions OF n civic nature
North Topeka has awakened to the fact
ross, and the Civic club is the means to
this end. North Topeka. is progressing.
US 0 T tns e be ASKED a to Sn the
Civic club. but call up Mr. Simms, presi-
dent, or Cherries Stewart; secretary. and
give your dollar. Prosperity for the old
North Topeka Man. --<
A barn belonging to c. II. Curtis, of 61l
Kansas avenue, was damaged to the extent
of $50. Friday afternoon The fire is
supposed to have been. started by chill
dren playing in the barn. -~-. g..
. Notes and Personals .r- ~
Mr., Crawford, OF Van Buren, street, has
g14fer to Texas to attend to the shipping
of his wheat crop, grown on his farm there.
Miss Viola BoieE, of Washington, d. &C..
weeks. looking after property interests has
returned to Washington, where she has n
so ID ber at
avenue to Mr.. BrainbFidge.. and the family
have moved there to make their home.
DR.. A. NJ. Dawson has reopened his
office at $50 North Kansas avenue.
Mrs. Samuel Kerr. of Mayetta. who for
merly lived in North Topeka. was calling
Karl Hummel,- clerk at the North Topeka
postoffice, was able to be. brought home
Wednesday from Christ hospital. where
he has been for the past few weeks.
Miss Gladys Henderson, teacher in the
high schol at Meriden, was in town this
morning on hersway 10 Lawrenee for the
Mr., Charles Gould, who has been visiting
F. S. Meade for few days, left today for
Harrington and Peabody.
A NJ. Retro < Son. Enthusiastically.
Hr. and Mrs. James Anderson, of I101
Madison street. who have been visiting
daughter. Mrs. Sarah Todd, in st. Louis.
for the past three weeks, are expected
window glnss-aH sizes-Buy 1t now
Campbell Drug Ce.-Adv u -s.re
We wish to advise the customers OF
Ceurtney's Millinery We have just received
fl shipment of special values in Sailors.
untrimmed shapes and trimmed hats
Como early in the weekday.
Among the Churches.
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
Rev: O.. l.. Weir, pastor. Morning service
at IL o'clock. Subject Of sermon, send
ing a Hand" Evening services at I 80
Subject of sermon, Life Without Guide. "
Sunday school at 9:30. i intermediate and
=. Y. 2. U. at 6 80. Prayer meeting Thurs
day. evening at 3 o'clock.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist church,
the Rev. e. NJ. Paddleford, pastor. Morn
ing service at II o'clock. Subject of ser
mon, Gods Judgment on Barrenness.'
Junior church at IL o'clock Evening serv-
ice at 8 o'clock. Ep~oFth League at Z
o'clock Sunday school at 9.45- a. m
Prayer. meeting Thursday evening at. 7;3e
George Hoyes will make an address Sun
day morning at IL o'clock, at the Central
Avenue Christian church. The subject Of
his talk will be, "A Mans Gospel Al
the evening service at g o'clock Mr.. Has
kell, in charge of the boys work at the
\. Nj, C. A., will speak on THE Christian
Race"