The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-28
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

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l. s. Glalitzky has returned from Omaha
where he spent the first part of the week.
A memorial service for Dr. Hazel Lux
will be held Sunday morning at the Sea
brook Congregational church.
f. W. Niccum. Topeka. route G. is tax
ing the short course in mechanics at the
Kansas State Agricultural college.
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
O. W; HascalI of the Y. N, c. A. will
uress a Sunday school convention.
L. F. Swan. Topeka, route Is, is taking
the short course in auto-mechanlcs at the
Kansas State Agricultural college.
L; A Cole; North Topeka. route >, is
taking the short course. in mechanics at
the Kansas State Agricultural college.
Miss Maude Rulsc, instructor in history
at the high school has gone to Mankato.
Kan, where her sister is seriously i'll with
influenza.
A J. Stout, superintendent of schools,
has returned from EmpOria- where he was
called several days ago by the death of
his mother.
A group of Y. W. c. A. girls and y. W.
c. A. secretaries attended the art exhibit at
Washburn college last night. Mrs. l.. ID.
Whittemore gave talk about the pictures
for the benefit of the y w. {. A. visitors.
The Mems club of the First Methodist
church will hold its March meeting Mon
business men will have charge of the pro-
gram. Dinner will be served at 6:15
o'clock.
n. w. Benning, general secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. will go to Oil Hill tomorrow to
speak at a church there on The Value
of Church to a Community" Oil Hill,
about two miles from Ell Dorado, is plan
ing TO establishing community church.
A link in the chain of Robinson shoe
stores will be opened soon in Topeka at
921 Kansas avenue by J. T. Robinson.
Robinson formerly was connected with the
Robinson Marshall Clothing company here
He is now in partnership with his brother.
.. E. Robinson. The store will be con
Quoted on Il cash basis.
W. j. Herwig, superintendent of the
morning in the Baptist church. Clay Center
and in the Methodist church Sunday even
ing H 8 Condit. assistant superintendent,
will speak Sunday morning in the Friends
church, Haviland. and Sunday evening in
the Methodist church, Wellsford
The Topeka y. W; e. A. will raise funds
20 begin March S, according to decision
made at the meeting of the board of di-
rectors at the association building Thurs
day afternoon. The Y. w c. A. is eighty
one per cent self supporting and therefore
will have to raise only 81 per cent of the
annual budget
Officers of the Washburn Y. NJ c. A
were elected at a meeting held Thurs
day Harry Bone, sophomore in the college
and graduate of the Topeka high school
Alma, junior, is the new vice president;
Isaac Kendall of St John, sophomope
secretary Ralph Schrader, Atchison, n
L. S. Payton. who has had charge of
the hydrotherapeutic department at the To-
peka State Hospital for the last eight
accept a position with Dr. Kellogg of the
Battle Greek sanitarium, Battle Greek,
Michigan. His wife Mrs. Payton. who is
with the Public Health Nursing associa-
ton. expects to join him liter.
Harry c. Goodrich, of Denver. Colo.
formerly of the firm of WaggoGer 4 Good
rich his is visiting in Topeka. He VIII return
tary-treasurer of the Denver Film Adver
Using company. The concern was started
last November. 1t already has attained
a self-supporting basis Goodrich states
The company makes fifty-foot film adds.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh. field finance sec
r rna Of the y: W; c Al 1;u is in Topeka to
dressed seventy women at a luncheon in
Clay Center, Friday in the interest of the
world fellowship campaign. Today she
was the principal speaker at the Collegiate
Alumnae banquet at Pelletier's tea room
Miss Mcintosh is the guest of Miss Sue
alumnae of the Y. W. c. A, during her
visit in Topeka.
The second sermon in the series on
Church Unity will be delivered by Rev
Mark Mohler at the Unitarian church. 912
Topeka avenue, Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock The subject will be THE Methods
Attempted Toward Unity The first ser
mon of the series was delivered just be-
fore the influenza ban went into effect
Special music has been arranged by Mrs
George II. Allen. Miss Marie Vanci1 will
give a soprano solo. oh Love, that will
not let me- CO. by Harker, and Mrs Allen
and Miss Nancil n duet, II Will Magnify
Thee, God" by Mosenthal.
The new WalkOver boot shop. opened
recently by l.. L. Sewers. at 731 Kansas
avenue. lends much to the city like appear
ance of the avenue. dome entrance with
three show windows is the new front The
windows are to be furnished with white
ivory fitting and old blue velvet. mod
ern ventilating system will keep the win
dow from frosting in cold weather. The
interior is finished with Circassian walnu,
seats. gum panelling with n Circass!an
finish. balcony around three sides of