The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-26

Dick Hastings, has returned to Topeka
| from trip to Arizona. e.
| Miss Ruth Speck spent the week end
| at her home in Pittsbcrg.
The Aeolian -Vecalian plays all standard
makes of disc records. ZIG East 5th.-Adv.
The Chancel chapter of Grace Cathedral
I meets for luncheon Tuesday at Guild hall,
| followed by sewing.
petition for a divorce from Clara McClain.
+ Desertion and infidelity were charged.
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv
| Don't be a wish I had" Buy stock
now. in Pepp's Coal Savings Plan. Topeka
/ Coal Co, Elks' building. Phone 4S2.-Adv.
Authorities at the state hospital today
reported that Arthur King, a trusty, was
missing. Kings home is at 1206 Fillmore
| street.
Miss Louise Curtis, girls work secretary
| of the Y. W. c. A. is able to return to
the association building after having had
her tonsils removed at a local hospital.
Topeka Camp, No. '14s, Royal Neighbors
of America, will celebrate its twenty first
! h. of P. nall. All members are expected
| to be present.
Alfred G. Hill. for several years Topeka
reporter and who last fall followed jay E.
House to the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
ture writer for the United Press bureau
1
| The next regular meeting of the Coop
erative club will be held Tuesday evening
at the Elk's club at O'Clock. Every
make some kind of a talk, recite a poem
| or tell q funny story.
Mrs. Pansy Milton and Miss winifred
Manhattan today to visit the domestic
science department of the Kansas State
Agricultural college. Miss Turner is man
ager of the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria.
| Exf ieo1ouev is
Dewey Bender, 11T2 Garfield avenue. by
Elizabeth Bender in petition for divorce
| Chaplin, clerk of the district court. She
| charges that he has beat her in the face
until her profile was covered with bruises.
Sixty men and women were placed in
| by the local office of the state free en-
ploy ment bureau. according to the report of
| Ninety-one persons registered for posi-
tons and employers applied for sixty
| three employees.
The entertainment committee and mem
| Der of Commerce are sending out invita-
| lions today to an open house party Tor
ming, April 80. from g. to II o'clock The
| program includes cards. dancing, pool
billiards and refreshments.
The annual thank offering for foreign
missionaries netted $6.5S.9S at the Lownan
Memorial church Sunday morning. This
| is the largest amount ever subscribed for
the purpose IN the cnurcnS history Con-
tributions aggregatin $50 on 800 quota
for foreign missions were subscribed at the
| Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Fred Demory. accused of white slavery,
is in the county Jail. pending the renewal
of a $500 bond. Demorys bond should
have been renewed Friday. On his failure
issued. Before the warrant was served
Demory surrendered to county authorities.
His trial has been postponed until May.
! George A. Guild, cashier Of the Central
/ National P1nenUrSt, n.
c.. to attend the meeting of the executive
courcil of the American Bankers. associa :
ton. Other Kansans on the committee are ::
| NJ. II. Malott, Abilene; P. W. Goebei, Kan
sas City. Kan: c. F. Woods. Liberal; Ed
E. Mullaney, Hill City, and G. W. Carey,
Wichita. -
The officers Of the Westminster Presby
terrain church. recently elected were IN
stalled Sunday morning; They They are are DE- T
Shaw Robert Martin and S. NJ. Shields.
elders: DR.. O. a. Mcdonald; Samuel Ma "a.
Peyton aud G. X. Roose, deacons; Ira
| Romig, trustee.
sixty-eight girls, 10 to is years old,
became members a OF the girl scout scout org organ
church Sunday night at services conducted
at the church. The troop is now the larg
beers. with Mrs. A. A. Graham as leader.
A hike IS planned by the troop for next
| Saturday, at which time the new members
will take the cooking test.
gree of Honor, No. 26, was held Saturday
| night in the hall at S31 North Kansas
lowed by refreshments and an entertain
ment. Those assisting in the entertain
ment were Miss Grace Fleischer. Miss Mary
/ Fleischer. Miss Violet Wesver, Miss Jennie
| Henry, Miss Eva Nauman and Miss Ruth
| Fluke. The entertainment was closed with
the singing of America" by the audience.
Jeanne Dulong, who became homesiek
for her native land after attending Wash
burn college for two years. left Topeka
Saturday night for the long return journey
to France. Miss Dulong was one Of the
200 young French women who came to
America as exchange students in 1918;
Miss Suzanne henei9 IS Tnother French girI
to her home several weeks ago. 4 group
Of Washburn girls accompanied Miss Du-
long to the railroad station.
The Rev. Clifton F. Rash preached his
farewell sermon Sunday night ut the Cen
trail Park Christian church. He and his
family will leave Saturday for Stone county
| Missouri. in the Ozark mountains. Rev.
Rash has bought farm located in tho
center of the country made famous by
Hills" The old mill, about which many
Of the scenes in the book were laid. is
located in the farm. nervous breakdown
caused by overwork necessitated the resiG-
! nation of the Reverend Rash. When be re-
gains health. Rev. Rash expects to re-
| enter the ministry.
at the Unitarian church Sunday afternoon
emphasized the importance aud the neces-
sity of proper financial support for The
church. Rev. Mohler said: What Is your
. religion worth to you: You cannot estf-
mate its value. It y the very foundation
of the state and of civilization Its values
are not temporal they are eternal. For the
| support of the state taxed. For
the support of the church we left 70
our own senses of responsibility. We should
! be willing to meet this obligation squarely
and to answer honestly the question, What
: is religion worth to you?'"
Members of the Young Peoples society
: | n Lutheran church
tended the semi-apnual convention of thu
: ! Missouri Kansas district of the Waltbel
, league at Leavenworth Sunday. Miss
, | Aurelia Vesper and Walter Schmidt were
the delegates from Topeka. Other mem
bers of the local society who attended
were: Miss Aurelia Steinkamp. Miss Marie
Mueller. Miss Anna Lang. Miss Vera kerle
Miss Alice Kerle. Miss Cornelia Steinkamp
| Miss Mildred Stein amp. Miss Caroline
| I I-nrr Inza