The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-24

A Christmas tree entertain ment 10 make
glad the hearts of the poor children OF
North Topeka will be held at the North
Topeka Community house Christmas day.
ee Was nf tbe SortS ToneSS 1iyic Climb
The motion made by II. K. Baer. who,
with John Williams and Charles Suit was
appointed on a committee to interest North
Topeka merchants in the scheme.
resolution was passed to send COM
mittee to Aayor Corwine urging the ap,
board to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of L. NJ Penwell. Mr.. Snediker was
a candidate for a member of the school
board in the last city election. and received
heavy vote in the First ward. He has al
ways taken great interest in the schools
mirably fitted for the position Also. North
Topeka with its large school population,
thinks it Is entitled to representative on
committee are: Fred Buechner, K. Il. Baer,
John Pratt
The question of a bridge across the Kan
sas river at Topeka avenue was again dis
cussed and the president, V. X. Parkhurst.
urged that the effort to interest other
civic bodies in this project be continued.
At the next regular meeting of the Civic
club, December IA, the pupils of Quincy
school will put on entertainment. which
ceeds of this entertainment will go toward
remodeling the kitchen of the Community
R Rousf Mrs. Charles Stewart Mrs Roy
Buechner and Miss Eleanor Kimball were
appointed committee in charge of ar
rangements for the social.
Golden Rule lodge No 90, A. f. & A. NJ,
will hold stated communication Thursday
evening at the hall. OIL Kansas avenue.
There will be inspection of officers by
officers Of the grand lodge. After con-
clusion of the work an oyster supper will
be served.
A playette, entitled paddle our Own
Canoe" will be given at the. Community
o. F. S. Preceding the entertainment a
cafeteria supper will be held at Masonic
hall.
A kitchen shower for the benefit of the
Community house kitchen will be held at
December 4, from ? 100 to 80. The public
is invited to bring some article suitable
for furnishing the kitchen or dining room.
The Civic club plans to serve dinners at
the Community house at intervals turnout
the winter. and gifts of dishes. ETC., will be
greatly appreciated. A committee of wo-
men consisting of Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Mrs. Roy Boast, Mrs. C. NJ Morrow. Mrs.
Fred Buechner and Miss Eleanor Kimball
will be at the Community house to re-
ceive donations.
hold bazaar and serve chicken pie supper
ut the Community house some time preced-
ing Christmas.
Seaman high school will play Ozawkie
Thursday morning on the Seaman field.
This will end the Seaman football season.
The community sing at the North Topeka
Community house last evening was well
sides the community singing, program,
unusually entertaining, was given, as fol-
lows: Reading. Miss Minerva CARAT;
piano solo, Eva French vocal solo. Miss
Iona Buchanan; violin solo. Orrin French
reading, Miss Thelma Day; piano duet,
Miss Irene Williams and Miss Margaret
Kellar.
With the installation of the auditorium
seats and about 100 heavy steel lockers,
work on the Seaman high school in Roches-
ter road will be completed. The dedica-
ton OF the building is planned for some
pirate program will be given.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fraser of La Junta.
Colo, are the guests of Mr.. Frasers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Fraser, 1924 Mad
ison street.
Mr.. and MRS. r. f. spetter and little
daughter, have come to spend Thanksgiving
j. Il. Spetter of S2S Jackson street. They
Will also spend a few days with Mrs. Spet-
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Myers of
Marysville, before returning to Wichita.
A party will be given Friday evening by
the sophomore class of the Seaman high
school gymnasium. Each member of the
class Will invite a guest from some other
class of the school.
The night school of the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church will not meet Thursday
evening. with the exception of the High
School Bible Class in charge of Miss Laura
Beverly. This class will meet at the reg
ular hour, 6 80 to 80.
Mrs. Iva Heiderman of st. Louis is visit
Ing her uncle, c. c. Maze and family of
Quincy street.
A fudge party was held last evening at
the home of Freda Myers by a number of
the young girls of the Sunday school of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Vancil will entertain
Monday evening at their home in Kansas
avenue for Mr.. John Ford and Mrs. A. N
Field of lola.
Fancy tinted stationery is a lovely Xmas
gift We can supply your wants. A. NJ.
Petro & Son.-Adv.