The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-06

Dorothy Cole, Miss Marie wentz, Miss
Ruth Lerrigo, Miss Mary Christman,
Miss Cecelia Regnier. Miss Mildred
Quail, Miss Ruth Clark, Miss Phoebe
Bussey, Miss Elizabeth Hand, Miss
florence Fair, Miss Marie Speck, of
Lawrence; Miss Dorothy Beverley, Mr..
Norman Bloom, Mr.. Harold Poort Mr..
Robert Loomis Mr.. Lauren Barnett,
Mr.. Percy Paxton, Mr.. Merton Laid,
Mr. George Mclaughlin, Mr.. Ray
Harshbarger, Mr.. Everett Jones' Mr..
Ralph Shrader, Mr.. Dale Sharp, Mr..
George Burg, Mr.. Clarence Poort, Mr..
Allen Church. Mr.. Lester Poszar, Mr..
Mill Hamilton. Mr.. Earl LOOMS, Mr..
Robert Bell, Mr.. Arthur Erickson, Mr..
Chrlstman, Mr.. Gerald Tasker. Mr..
George Whitcomb, Mr.. John Warner,
Mr.. Charles Allen and Mr.. Harold
Lowe.
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At the Days of Yore' free concert
to be held Monday evening at the am
ditorium, and which is to be given bv
tne Women's Civic chorus, a silver Of
ter1ng will be taken to be used to de-
fray expenses of the production and
also to buy music for the chorus.
MRS: Frank Merriam is in charge of
the ushers Those who will assist are:
mrs. w. A. Harshbarger, Mrs. Gull
ford Dudley Mrs. w. T. Crosby. Mrs
Ben Akers, Mrs. F. w. Freeman Mrs
George Crawford. Mrs. S. S. Estey
Mrs. j. r. Koontz, Mrs. Forrest Love-
land, Mrs. o. B. Cutler, Mrs w. E.
Bowen, Mrs. H. E. Ray. Mrs. o. t.
trooper, Mrs. Robert Pierce. Mrs.
! Bayard Whitney. Mrs r. f. Jack. Mrs
J. II. O'Connell, Mrs. H. B. Hogeboom,
MRS. Norman Keller, Mrs. Frank Parr,
Mrs Maurice Schlegel. Mrs Irwin
PTlbble, Mrs. Matt Weightman. Mrs
T waTfa s Bowman, Mrs. Raymond
Hindman, Mrs H. s. Putney, Mrs
! Robert Merrick, Mrs. w. S. Amos, Mrs.
+. c. Pinkham Mrs. J. D. Gossett,
Mrs. ]. M. Kinke1. Mrs. Oscar Bonnet,
Mrs. Frank Britton, Mrs. Hugh Fisher,
Mrs l.. Greenwood, Mrs. Howard
Johnston, Mrs. F. L. Benjamin, Mrs.
! II. T. Morrison, Mrs. Loren N Maffet
Mrs. Harry Guthrie. Mrs. E. T. Ben
ton, Mrs. w. G. Miller, Mrs. Will Ly-
| man, Mrs. S. w. Lyman, Mrs. J. T.
Cobb and Mrs. Richard Thomas.
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The Military Sisterhood will have an
all-day sewing bee. with picnic lunch
| Tuesday, November 9, at the home of
Mrs: C. I. Martin. 1907 Tyler street.
| The object of the meeting is to pre-
pare for a rummage sale to be held
| the first week in December for the
benefit of the scholarship fund for ex-
service men. Any one having clothing
| or household goods to contribute to the
worthy cause, phone 1869 and the ar
ticles will be called for.
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The Womens Foreign Missionary
society of the First Methodist church
will meet in the upper church parlors,
"Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. The first
chapter of the Bible and Missions will
be reviewed by Mrs. Charles p. Adams
There will be a talk on mission work
by DIR. Frank Heron Smith. who has
spent the past fifteen years in mission
work in Japan. A chicken pie dinner
will be served at o'clock with Mrs
Charles Elliott and Mrs. w. H. Fighter
in charge of reservations, which will
be limited to $50. Doctor Smith will
give the after dinner address on ia
pans Ambitions and America
Honor"
THERE'S A WOMAN IN OUR TOWN
| Who declares that an occasional
piece of apple pie distributed with dis
elimination to the right persons will
lower old H. c. of L. One person in
particular she has discovered appre-
ciates an occasional piece of pastry
and that is the ice man, for he always
responds beautifully the next day with
much bigger than usual fifty pound
piece of ice.
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The children in Topeka who have
forgotten the story OF poor little
Cinderella who was left at home while
her sisters went to the ball and how
her fairy godmother helped her, vii
have an opportunity to see the stor,