The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-08

The meeting of tIe North Topeka Civic
club, with watermelon feast to follow,
which was to have been held last evening
at the Community house, was postponed
on account of the unfavorable weather.
WIN Hold Rally and Quarterly Conference
Appropriate music and songs will open
the church rally to be held Thursday
evening at 4 80 at the Kansas avenue Meth
odist church District Supt. DIR. c. Il.
Zook. of the Topeka district, will give an
Topeka. The Rev. Mr.. ZOok viii also hold
quarterly conference on this evening. Plans
have been made to accommodate all mem
hers and any other persons who desire to
attend.
Helena chapter 20, o. E S. held the first
meeting since June. last evening. About
twenty members were present in spite Of
the rainy evening
The twelfth annual session of the chill
dren's state agricultural and Industrial
Ialr Is now being held at the Central Bap-
til Friday The Rev. II. W. White is con-
Quoting the exposition here. The object OF
the organization is to fern habits of in
dustry in children living in cities. where
little opportunity is to be had for agri-
cultural pursuits.
Nearly twenty vacant lots have been Gull
tiyated in North Topeka this year and
the crop production has been the best on
record The children are paid 80 cents an
ing useful articles A total of S12 has
been paid the children during the summer.
BUSINESS men who are I'm sympathy with
the project are asked to contribute to a
small fund to furnish prizes for the chill
dren, or TO give articles suitable for prizes
ior the children who have prize exhibits
At.Hison, Coffeyville, Rosedale and Man
haitian.
Notes ana Personals.
Robert Clark and his sister Mrs Edmun I
Dooley, of Broadhead, Wis. are visiting the
ID. l. Button family of Van Ruren street.
and the Bert Button family OF route 0. They
muddy the last two days
The Mems Bible class Of the Kansas Ave
nue. Methodist church Will hold the regular
business meeting tonight Mt the home of the
president. W II. BoatrIght 1919 Monroe
to attend.
Avenue Methodist church Will meet Thurs
DAY afternoon at o'clock at the hom.
Of Mrs. c: H. Dyai HOS Quincy street The
topic OF the lesson will be Charity,
The funeral services of Mrs sFr;,nk Hon
per, who died Monday night at her honl-
Thursday morning at DcStcr;S cbs0e;
Burial viii be at Manhattan. Kan. MIR
Hopper was the mother Of Mrs. NJ. A. Pain,
er of East Laurent street
The place to buy your flour and feed and
sen your poultry. J. ii. Dunnigan JIG f.
Laurent ST. North Topeka, Kan.-Adv.
r: Jackman. left last evening for California
where he will visit his brother.
me tenth annual meeting Of the Cones.
park on Labor day. September G. For,
| two persons were present and enjoyea :
picnic dinner and well arranged program,
me Officers for the ensuing wear were
elected The next meeting will be held on
Labor day: 1871. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs VIM Stout. Mr.. and Mrs C. \
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Fowler. Mr.. an,
Mrs W: II. Zarker. Mr.. and Mrs. &. !,
Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Snodgras IS
Mrs. Nettie Snodgrass. Mr.. Robert Snad.
grass and children. Hattie and Charles. o,
Joplin. Mo-. Mr.. and Mrs. MiIt Lloyd. MIR
and Mrs. Marion Draper of Lawrence. Mr.
ana mrs A. W. Drcbing. Mr. and Mrs
Brtdgford, Silver Lake. Mrs. Jennie Griffeu
and son Charles. Mrs. Emma Richerter aud
daughfers. Grace. Fay. Ethel and Doro-
and son Albert of Silver Lake. Miss t;rac1.
Carlson. Miss Ware Draper. Miss FAVE
alower- Miss Ida Lane. Miss Nellie Wac-
Afr. Arthur Drebfuy ~ III