The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-20

The North Topeka branch of the Y. w c.
A. gym" class will hold the first meeting
Quincy school. Miss Nell Stringfellow, the
physical director, is a young woman OF
wide experience in this work and it is ex-
pected that she viii introduce number OF
new methods. The North side gym" class
has been In institution for several years
with increasing popularity Terms for this
class are lower than for those at Central
Y" and persons wishing to join may get
further information by calling up Central
street
A class in millinery also will be held at
Quincy school by the y. NJ. c. A. The
first lesson will be held the first Wednes-
day evening in October. These lessons have
been given for several years and have
proved of great assistance TO the mem
bers of the classes in enabling them to
make and trim their own hats At the
present prices of millinery the girl who is
able to make her own hats has great ad-
vantage over the one who is compelled to
pay the high prices, or wear, unremodeled,
her last seasons hat.
The Menninger Bible class will be opened
Monday afternoon, October 4, at the North
Topeka Community house, corner of Lau-
son of the year. Mrs. NJ. F. Troxell, who
taught the class last year. again Will be
the teacher. Great interest was taken in
the class last year, several women coming
from some distance in the country to at
tend. 1t Is hoped this year to arrange
more attractive quarters in one Of the
where the class can meet, instead Of the
large audience room.
Six ears of corn Weighing eleven pounds.
have been added to the exhibits OF the
county fair table at the Kaw Valley bank.
The corn was grown by Earl T1bbS OF
Grove and is well matured Other displays
added are Winesaps and Grimes Golden
apples from the J. G. Reece orchard, and
JoDathans from the Ray Meyer orchard.
Notes and Personals.
James c. Stevick, $40 Kansas avenue, Is
sick at the Santa Fe hospital.
Mrs. Sergeant and little daughter of
Oklahoma City, are the guests Of Mrs. Sar-
geant's parents, Mr. and Mrs c. D. Myers
Of Central avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rude have given
the name Esther Frances to their infant
daughter, born September 10, at St Francis
Mr.. and Mrs John Bishop of Carlisle, Pa,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bishop and
daughter. Nadine of Kansas City, are the
guests of the James Stevick family, $40
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers and Mr.
and Mrs. f G. Seger gave a picnic Sat
father. / H Myers of Orange, Cal The
other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. b. H
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs George E. Doughty
and little Barbara Myers.
Mrs. W. H. Roehrig and little son, Billy
Dana, are the guests of Mrs ROehrfg's
aunt, Mrs. H. Lepper and family, IN Forest
Mrs. Frank McKowan, who underwent an
operation at Stormont hospital recently, is
recovering rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gamertsfelder Of Bur
lingame, spent the weekend the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Kaser, of Van Buren, street,
and visited the Free Fair.
VIM. Autry has taken a position at Aus
tin-Snediker's for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Cowdry, Of Council
Bluffs. Ia. who have been the guests of the
Wilbur Palmer family, 1917 Quincy street,
for the pas ten days, will leave for their
home tonight.
Mrs. o. A Mcclure, who was operated
upon for goiter four weeks ago at Christ
hospital, is recovering rapidly, and was
Clement Blangeres, rural route No. 3,
who underwent a serious operation last
week at Stormont hospital, is slightly i'm
proved.