The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-24

Boy Scouts to Furnish Program.
The Boy Scouts will furnish the program
at the meeting of the Parent-Teachers' as
ISOLATION next Monday evening at Grant
school.
The Rev. J. H. Fazel will make a talk on
the advantages of the Boy Scout organiza-
ton both as regards personal benefit to
the boys themselves and with regard to
the community.
furnish music and the two north side
troops, F. o. Morns and Dean Van Ness,
Scout masters, will be on the program
The regular business meeting of the
Parent Teachers association will follow the
program.
To Give Entertainment.
An entertainment will be given next Fri
day evening at Quincy school by the Par
ent-Teachers' association 1t will open at
Z 80 in the assembly room with program
furnished by the pupils Of the school,, In
Guiding pupils from the kindergarten to the
junior high No charge will be asked for
this part of the entertainment, which will
be followed by a carnival. A few cents adj
mission will be asked here. where booths
will exhibit articles of interest. One viii
contain war relics. another antiques. while
telling booths WIN attract the younger
crowd. Refreshments viii be served at a
nominal price
Notes and Personals.
. Mrs. f. c. Seger. of 1928 Harrison street.
! has returned from Cleveland, Ohio, where
she was delegate to the Y. W. c. A con
! vention held in that city.
| Miss Margaret Morns, of 1905 Quincy
| street, and Miss Mabel Hultz, of the South
side. went to Lawrence Friday. where they
/ the Achoth sorority. They will return
Sunday afternoon.
i S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
/ sistant. S2s Kansas ave.-Adv.
! Mrs. A. B. Zook, minute woman, will
( speak on medical missions at the annual
/ Thankoffering service of the Women $
/ Foreign Missionary society, which win be
] nue. Methodist church. Special music has
/ been prepared for this service.
/ Mr.: and Mrs. J. c. Snediker and little
! Robinson. returned yesterday afternoon
/ from St Louis, where they had been on a
/ short business TRIP.
A. NJ. Petro & Son, Enthusiastically.
! Mr.. and Mrs ]. B. Palmer celebrated
: the birthday anniversary of Mrs, Palmer,
forWgss1y Miss Sylvia spetteF' At their h Sgr
! Palmer's guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
/ Spetter, parents Of Mrs. Palmer. Mr. and
! Mrs, Lewis Masching Harold Richardson
and Miss Elizabeth Miner. Refreshments
| were served during the evening.
Among the Churches.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal,
I corner of Laurent and Quincy streets
/ Evangelist. There will be a celebration
of the Holy Eucharist at o'clock with
| the Rev, George r. Hiatt as celebrant
/ the advancement of the Rev. Mr.. McKinstry
to the priesthood at Grace Cathedral there
/ VIII De no morning prayer at the Cburcn
! of the Good Shepherd.
The Kansas avenue Methodist church
the Rev. r; E Gordon, pastor. Junior
IL O'Clock. Sermon by the pastor. "Jesus's
| Final Commission" At the morning serv-
ice the annual Thankoffering service
I of the Wonen's Foreign Missionary society
| will be held, with the Rev Mr.. Gordon in
| charge Evening service at so Subject
of sermon. christian Life and Our Daily
| Tasks" Sunday school at 40.
The North Topeka Baptist church. this
Rev. o. L. Weir. pastor Morning service
at II o'clock. Subject of sermon, "Unsel
fish Offerings" Evening service at 80
Subject of sermon, "Ready to Take Or
ders." Sunday school, 30. Junior meet
P. U. at 6 80. Prayer meeting with bust
ness meeting at Z 80 Thursday evening
Choir practice Friday evening at S o'clocl
The Second Presbyterian church, corner
of Laurent and Gordon streets. The Rev
George r. Jackman, stated supply. Thu
Rev. J. H. Snyder well known in Kansas
who has recently returned from Florida
will preach at the II O'Clock service. Th'
evening service will be held as usual.
The Rev. Hugh Lomax will hold services
Mt the Central avenue Christian church to
morrow. Morning service at IL O'Clock
Bible school at 945. Christian Endeayol
Ned Keller. service manager Of the Imei
Motor company since August, 1919. has re
signed to go into business for himself
Prior to mis- enlistment in the war Mr.
Keller was motor supervisor for the Carte
Oil company, with headquarters at Heal
ton. Okla. a company having the larges
oil holding in Oklahoma.