The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-25
Graduation Exercises.

The closing program ana gradua-
ton exercises of the Lyman school will
be held in the school assembly room
Thursday evening, May 81, and will
consist of a musical program of sew
eral numbers consisting of songs.
drills, dances and chorus work, the
pupils in all the grades taking part.
Following this the graduating class
will present the class play, THE
Hartville Shakespeare Club"
The class of 1920 consists of the fol-
lowing members: Johanna Morftz.
Louise Schwartz. Alice Elder, Dorothy
Bahr, Neva Hermann, Hazel Critics,
Clara Kendall, Marguerite Kull, Merle
Carr, Clarence Horton and Myrel STAN
ley. The teachers who have had
charge of the work are D. H. Wallace
principal; zelma Tracey, intermediate;
Ethel Hannah, intermediate; Eliza
beth Schenck, primary, and Eva
Willard, music
All members of the North Topeka
Civic club are asked to be present at
the meeting this evening at O'Clock,
as important business will be discussed.
Commissioner McGiffert is expected to
be present by invitation of the club
Notes and Personals
Mrs. Arthur V. Small and daughter.
Louise, formerly of North Topeka, are
visiting friends and relatives in Topeka.
Augusta, Kan, from Trenton, Mo, where
Mr. Small was located during the winter
MI Small returned to Augusta some weeks
S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Mrs. n. F. Conkle and daughter, Mrs
merly of North Topeka, who are in Topeka
for week. were calling on North side
friends yesterday. From here Mrs. ConkIe
and Ire ID
they will visit relatives, going later for a
trip thru Canada. They will be gone
about two months.
Miss Bessie Dickinson. who has been
head Of the millinery department of the
Austin -Snediker store, left yesterday for
her home in Kidder, Mo. Miss Dickinson
Snedikers in the fall.
Miss Willy Alice James, aged 40, died
John H James, route 5. The funeral serv.
ices will be at the home tomorrow after
noon at 1 80. Burial in Granville GENE
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller and daugh-
ter, Lorena. of Valley Falls, were the
guests Sunday of Mrs. Miller's father. o.
The annual opening of the mite boxes
of the Home Missionary society of the
held Friday afternoon from to O'Clock,
at the home of Mrs. Ed Bissell. 141S Kan
sas avenue.
A NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists-Adv.
our years ago Tue i. W. y. a. opened
various branches in extension work in
North Topeka, among them being a Bible
class for the Menninger Bible study
course Four of the women who started
when the class was organized have fin
ished the four-year course. and have re-
Belle Rowe, Mrs. L. E. Anderson Mrs
W. H. Zarker and Mrs. Rosa Starbird.
The class at present has twenty members
and will be continued. Mrs. Lizzie Troxell
was the teacher last year and presented
the four graduates with their diplomas.
For sale, Groom house partly modern
owner leaving town. Phone $40 J. 1924
N. Kan. Ave.-Adv
A number of North Topeka groceries
will close all day Monday May 81 in
Buechner, of Buechner Brothers. The de-
cision was arrived at this morning thru
brief telephone talks. Stores that will be
closed all day include: Morns & Myers,
Buechner Brothers, the Owl. and A. Sheetz.