The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-06

! Petros drug store. Of telephone Eleanor
kimbaii. 1891 after O'Clock. 0ther1
hours. $3.50.
The North Topeka clubs reg
ular meeting nights are the second and
fourth Tuesdays of the month. The
next meeting will be held December
put on blythe pupils of Quincy school
i This will be followed by the serving
OF coffee, sandwiches and pie. for
which charge will be asked, The
dinner which Vas planned for next
Saturday. has been postponed until
after the holidays.
1 The December number of the
Quincy Gazette will be issued Decen1- >
Der s. and will be more pretentious
than the first edition
The runlmage sale conducted 10Y the
Military Sisterhood at 500 Kansas aye
| nue.. will he continued over Tuesday
| Those in charge bf the sale report fair
success. The money from the sales is
used as a scholarship fund for ex-
| service men and, is Loaned without in
terest to those who wish to continue
their college courses.
Over sixty dollars were taken in
Saturday at the dinner at the Com
rnunity House given by the women of
the North Topeka Baptist church
The result of the donation saturday
afternoon for fitting up the dining
room and kitchen of the Community
House with dishes and kitchen uten-
sils, was most gratifying. Besides the
china and kitchen ware, over seven
dollars in cash was donated. with
promises of other gifts ofSnoney from
persons unable to be present Satur-
day afternoon. The committee in
charge wishes to thank those who SO
generously responded to the request
for donations
/ Phillip Mecord has been appointed
rural mail carrier for route No. B.
At the Soldier Township association
Injecting held yesterday afternoon at
| Indian Creek Grange hall north of
i town, Ralph Kimbal was elected presi
dent, Lawrence Davis, vice president
and Miss Myrtle Foltz secretary
treasurer. In a talk made at the
meeting by~A. J. Stout. superintendent
/ of city schools. he declared that the
Bible could be used to good advantage
4 in public schools IL taught properly.
Dedication of Seaman Rural III. S.
Unusual preparations were made to-
day for the dedication tomorrow OF
, the Seaman high school. The dedica-
tory services will begin at O'Clock
TOMORROW afternoon, when the build
ing will be opened for inspection by
visitors. "A dinner will be served at. 8
O'Clock to members of the school
!; board, their wives and faculty mem
: bers, by girls of the home economics
department. Mrs w. E. kitchell,
SUPERVISOR. During a series of gym
3 natics exercises given between the
dinner hour and the program. dough-
nuts and coffee viii be served to all
r visitors.
Fred A. Seaman, principal of the
. school, has extended an invitation to
the public TO attend the dedication
| exercises and see what is being done
at the school.
The program, which will begin at S
o'clock, follows:
America" Seaman Rural high
= school. orchestra s-t-s
: Invocation. Rev. Aaron Breck
Selection. Scottish Rite Quartet
Marguerite Gohlke. Bess a. Castor
7 Paul Van Ness, w. r. Carrie, Theo-
l dore c. Mueller, accompanist-
Address. Opportunity, A. J. Stout
. superintendent Topeka schools.
a Address. Rural community's Re1a-
ton to Banking" Walter L. Payne
: state treasurer.
The Nightingale and the Rose
S High school chorus.
a Address, THE Rural School and
= Community Problems" Prof. Thomas
: j. Smart. vocational agriculture.
i Duet, Miss Gohlke and Miss CASTOR
r Address. T. A. McNeal. =
Address. High School Athletics. c
II. Hepworth, Topeka high school. i.
3 Come Where the Lilies Bloom
! Girls Glee club, Jennie Henry, accom-
) PIANIST.
Five Minute Talk. by Josiah Jor-
dan, county superintendent
School board j. w. Cochran, presi-
dent; Ralph o. Button. clerk c. F.
} Carr, treasurer; Fred A Seaman,
principal Seaman high school.
Shawnee council No. 3, s. B. A,
will give an entertainments this eve
ming at their hall, after the regular
meeting. The entertainment is for the
members and invited friends
Charity lodge, No. IS, Degree of
Honor elected the following Officers
Saturday evening at the regular meet
H.. A. J. Hearick; L of H, Mrs. Agnes
: Dunlap; c. of c., Mrs. Nauman; usher.
Mrs. Summers; recorder, Margaret
Dunlap; lnancier, Mrs. Ida Navarro
! Miss Mary Schonfeld: O. w, Dudley
Navarro; musician, Mrs. Fluke,
Notes and Personals.
The Merry Matrons' club will meet
: Thursday afternoon at the home OF
: Mrs. Guy NJ Stoves, Ala East Eleventh
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintyre OF
: Kansas City, are the guests of Mr. Nc
. Ihtyre's parents, Mr. and Mrs N L
= Mcintyre of Garfield Place
John Holiday of s39 Madison street
!. has gone 10 Belvidere, Kan. for few
days visit to his son,-Robert
- Mrs Emily Dunnigan has returned
D from Missouri, where she visited reia-
tives and friends
. Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Robinson enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. B1akesleS