The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-07

The pupils of Grant school kindergar-
ten were in a state of delight yesterday
HoweIl's Invitation, came to visit their
| room and watch them at their work and
Wishing TO demonstrate to the mothers
| just what the kindergarten work is. Miss
Howell planned mothers afternoon" for
Friday and the mothers responded in
The children were dressed in their best,
the little girls with big bows of ribbon
in their hair and the boys with bright
neckties and squeaky~ shoes.
The room was decorated with valentines
and each child had make valentine for
| mother (which were proudly presented
But the real party came with the refresh
! 1t would be hard to say who enjoyed
the occasion more, the mothers or the little
I folks.
The pupils attending the. kindergarten
are Maxine Tudhope. Angelina Snediker,
Mildred Boyd. Dola Price, Helen Katherine
Pauline Hanschild, Clara Shelley, Helen
Botyer, Mildred Torgeson, Theima smith,
| Philips. Elvora saiyer, Dorothy Rogers.
| Galitzki. Norman Williams, Troxel Nell
Teddy Kelley, Sarah Shelley, Lillian Lee,
| Glen Cole, Dwayne Ferguson, Merle Webb
| The Red Cross home nursing Glasses that
| held their first meetings yesterday after
noon and evening at the Community house
were well attended. The afternoon class
| necessary to divide 1t. There were eleven
present at the evening class but a num-
Der who intend to enroll were unable to be
present that evening. Three classes were
| formed, to meet on Tuesdays, Wednesday,
Fridays and Saturdays. The class which
evening, and the Friday afternoon class
will meet again Tuesday afternoon. and
a third class will meet on Wednesday and
| Saturday afternoons and evening.
Shawnee Council No. s. X. & L. of s. viii
! hold no meeting Monday evening. comply
ing to the request OF the board of health.
| Earl Simms son of Frank B. Simms
proprietor of the Gem laundry, was badly
scalded Thursday afternoon, while at work
} While near a boiler. the blow off cock
/ slipped a thread and blew off the el, pin
ming young Simms to the wall and throw
ing a cloud of steam over his body.
| He was taken TO the Santa Fe hospital
and is still under the influence of opfates
| His condition is feared to be serious.
The Red Cross home nursing course for
| colored women will meet Monday and
| Thursday afternoons at Mckinley school.
Miss. Phoebe Barnes will bedn charge The
| first lesson will be given next Monday. All
women enrolled and those offending to
this course especial instructions will be
given as to. the care of patients suffer
| ing from Influenza.
Stitt-Petree.
Miss Cleta Petree, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Petree, of 1929 Monroe street
and Mr.. Elmer D. Slit, of PA North
afternoon at o'clock at the Baptist par
sonage, by the Rev. o. l.. Weir, pastor of
the. North Topeka Baptist church; For
| their home at PA North Chandler street.
| Notes and Personals.
Fred Buechner, of Beuchner Bros. gro
Gerry, is sick with influenza at his home,
| Miss Emma Richard who has been
| making her home on the south side, has
fSe Misses Home s
| street,
All the newest fiction, science, poul-
try and mechanical magazines. at our
news stand. A. H.,Petro & Son, Drug
gists.-Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Smith, is sick with influenza
at her home in Quincy street. Mrs. John
| with the flu at the Smith home.
Mr.; Henry Buechner, 100 West Gordon
te n 1S takng e day 0 from has
pany on account. of sickness.
A special service will be held at the
East. Ihdianola school house tomorrow
morning in observance of the tenth ami
versary Of the boy scout movement in the
s sna the SeS osn Vii be
| S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. s23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
A get-together social evening will be
avenue Methodist church for the members
| and friends of the church A program has
been prepared and refreshments will be
| served.
! The Rev. Mr.. Jackman of the Second
Presbyterian church, and his family, were
Canada. their former home, of the re-
mainder of their household goods. The
goods had been shipped last November.
A. Nj. Petro & Son. Druggists.-AdV.
| G. NJ. Morrow, principal of Grant and
Quincy schools, will make a talk tomorrow
evening at the Second Presbyterian church
when the tenth anniversary of the Boy
Scout movement in the United States will
be observed. A speaker from Scout head
quarters will also be present and give a
talk.
Amity Lodge No 2S1 Knights of Pythias,
will hold no meeting Monday night, This
by request of City Health Department. J.
C. Snediker, chancellor cemmander.-Adv.
Among the Churches.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist church the
Rev. Z. M. Paddieford,, pastor. Morning
t5s sGn 4 Eesgne at
Sunday school at Gas a. m.
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
il O'CLOCK ub9set Of sermon
Lighthouse to the Soul" Evening service
at Z 30 Subject OF sermon. "The Sinners
ing at 2:3O p. m p. Y. P. U. and Inter
mediate at $50 p. m. Sunday school at
The Second Presbyterian church. the
Rev. Geo. r. Jackman, pastor. Morning
service at IL o'clock. Evening service a,
20 o'clock; with a Boy Scouts program
school at 0 80 a. m.
} The Central Avenue Christian church
munion and preaching at ii o'clock. Praye,
J and preaching at 80 o'clock The Rev
John D.. Zimmerman will occupy the pull.
, pit both morning and evening. Bible
, school at 9:45 Christian Endeavor at s Sc
! NJ