The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-31
North Topeka Metus
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The roof of the Community house is be-
ing repaired.
II. r. Baer has bought the vacant lot
north of 912 Kansas avenue and will begin
immediate erection of garage, in con-
recently purchased This building is now
occupied by a branch of the Beatrice
Creamery company, whose lease expires
next fall However, If another Ioeation can
be found they will vacate at once.
Monday evening February ,. will see the
beginning of a new term for the North
Topeka gym" class of the Y. w. c: A.
The class meets every week at Quincy
school and is proving deservediy popular
woman of exceptional ability and of
charming personality. The class now has
number of new members are joining for
the spring term. The charge for the
North side class is one dollar a year, or
fifty cents for one term.
Lyman troop. No. %, boy scouts. en-
joyed an oyster supper after their regular
meeting Friday evening, January so.
About 50 scouts were present lined up
and ate their suppers regular army mess
kit style. after which games were played
and a pleasant evening spent.
The Lyman troop consists of boys from
Garfield place and surrounding commun-
ity and hold their meeting at the Lyman
school Mr.. II. Wallace Is scout master
and Jewell Pyle official scribe.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Second Presbyterian church will give its
annual grounding social Monday evening
at the church. Contrary to the usual GUS
tom no supper will be served, but must
cal and literary program will be given
No admission will be charged. but free
will offering will be taken up.
Thru the month of January the. women
of the society saved all their pennies, also
adding a dime every Monday in the month.
These savings, together with the proceeds
from the grounding entertainments, go
into the funds of the Missionary society
entertaining. Among the numbers will be
music by the Sunday school quartet; read
ing by Freda Smith; piano solo by Mrs.
Talbot and n costume song by Mrs. F.. O.
Morns and Mrs. II. Johnston that is claim
ed will bring smile to the most lugubri-
GUS countenance
Notes and Personals.
The A. B. Doyle family will move next
neighborhood. Mrs. Doyle's position as
cashier at Buechner Brothers will be taken
by Mrs. G. b, Miller.
a. M. Petro & Son. Druggists Adv
William L. Awtry, of Austin Snediker's
will spend Sunday and Monday visiting
friends in Harveyville
try and mechanical magazines at our
news stand. A. H. Petro & Son, Drug
gists.-Adv.-
The Christian Endeavor society of the
Second Presbyterian church gave a social
Friday evening at the home of Ray Par
nell that was attended blythe following
young people. lZadei WaYcHoff.s iiauys
and Garnett Cooper, Olive, Fisher. Lucille
Fisher, Eleanor Sutton, Nellie Ward, Ruth
Jackman. Lillian Wheeler. Marian Weaver,
Leona Gordon, Alfred Parnell, Harry
Jackman. James Weaver, Ray Parnell,
Claude Waychoff. Ralph Ham, Ralph Fres-
bic, Albert Adams, Dillon Fisher, Wylie
Gordon.
S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. s23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
The Christian Endeavor societies of the
Central avenue Christian church and of
the Second Presbyterian church will have
char e of the church services tomorrow
evening. A playet will be given at the
Christian church entitled. Where Shall 1
Hang My Shingle?v and deals with work
in the missionary field. The program at
the Presbyterian church. which also in
cludes a pageant, is follows Process
sionaI: Hymn. I'm the Service Of the
King; Scripture, James IS; Sentence
Scripture. Luke 10 :25-2s; The Law Ex,
planned. The Law obeyed; Hymn, Help
bor?": Pageant: Offering special music.
The Pastors Challenge; Hymn, True
hearted Wholehearted' Benediction. The
characters in the pageant are Christian
Endeavor girl. Eleanor Sutton; Quiet Hour
Comrade girl, Lucille Fisher: Lookout
Young Man, Ralph Ham. Home Missionary,
Nellie Ward; Every Girl Izadel Way
ehoff; Every Boy, James Weaver; fmmi-
grant children, Bernard and Bernita
Wheeler.