The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-22
PLANS Made cor Biz chautauaua.

Definite plans have been completed
whereby one of the strongest chautauqua
programs ever Offered to the people of
Topeka and vicinity will be given here
during the month of August
The arrangements were made by the
North Topeka Civic club and is to be
promoted as a civic enterprise with the
purpose OF making it a regular annual
for series of studies, free lectures and
demonstrations. have been completed ana
these will be given during the forenoons
while the regular chautauqua programs
will be given in the afternoons and even
ings.
secutive days, with twelve entirely DIFF
ferent programs. The program was Sc
cured thru the Cadmean Chautauquas, the
ever, they have offices in Chicago, Port
land, Ore, and Des Moinesr well. The
company is now operating more than five
hundred and fifty cities on seven different
The Civic club in their work has been
many civic betterments not only for North
Topeka but the entire city as well.
The Rev. Mr. Martin will preach both
morning and evening at the North Topeka
Baptist church Sunday. Mr.. Miller is the
evangelist who held a series of successful
ago. He is supplying during the absence
Of -the-pastor, the Rev. O. Il. Weir. who
was called to his mothers bedside last
week.
The North Topeka branch Of the Y. W.
G. A. gym class. will give a picnic the
first Thursday in May Next Monday
evening will be the last lesson of the
year.
In the dream of moving pictures in the
carnival at. Quincy school this evening,
Fred BuechEer will have the part of Fatty
Arbuckle. altho a man holding an official
position in North Topeka is said to bear
a stronger facial resemblance But Buecn-
ner is probably as much a favorite with
the children as his screen prototype
On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
children of the elementary department OF
the Central Avenue Christian church ana
Bible school will be entertained in the
church basement. All children OF the
church and Bible school are urged to be
Notes and Personals.
TIL house now in the course of building
by G. Carlson in the 1000 block in Central
avenue, win be occupied by the Carlson
family when completed. The family is now
living at 1919 Central avenue, which prop
The women of the North Topeka Civic
club are claiming to hold a food sale at
one of the Kansas avenue stores soon.
Enamelac demonstration at Petro's, Fri
day and Saturday. Bring coupon for sam
ple.-Adv.
The Rev O. L. Weir is expected home
from Kentucky tomorrow. Mr.. Weir was
called to the bedside of his mother who
died Monday. He arrived at his old home
1HuIsuuy or 1dst WEN anu his A4OehCA h"o
able to talk with him.
Mrs Albert Collier and little daughter
Helen of Hiawatha, Kansas, are the guests
of Mrs. Golfers sister, Mrs. Jesse Mace,
and Mr.. Mace. 500 West Gordon street.
Mrs NJ. A. Conwell of Jackson street, en-
tertained a few friends at her home in
honor of ner grandchildren, Mrs. Roger c.
Rice and Mr.. Frank Adams. Mrs. Rice
will leave in n few days to make her home
in Tucson. Ariz.
There will be a special rehearsal of the
North Topeka Baptist choir this evening
Every member is urged to be present.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
SiStant. 822 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Mrs. Burke of 1922 Quincy street, is
entertaining her sister, Mrs. Arthur Sis
son. of Council Grove.
Mrs. David Cook, whose husband died
recently in winchester, Kansas, will make