The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-19
North Topeka News
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Ralph Button, of Union Hill Stock
farm, route 9. will have a small con-
signment in the Kansas Holstein-
Friesian association state sale Friday.
March rs, at the fair grounds.
The senior class of the Seaman high
entertained Informally Thursday
evening at ST. Patrick's dinner, given
at the school. About forty guests at
tended. The dining room was deco
rated in shamrocks and in white and
green. This was the first entertain
ment of this kind given at the school
Elmer Crooks, the class president,
was POSTMASTER. The class chose the
Ford as the car to carry them to
graduation. The toasts were as fol-
lows: Headlights. Mr.. Seaman; steer
ing wheel, Winnivere Button; crank,
Mr.. Corbett; gas tank, Miss Culver;
the spark, Mr.. Logan; the horn, Miss
CASTOR; the carburetor, Mr.. Snyder,
were assisted by Ruth Sample, Evelyn
Neiswander, Icelle Dietrich and Bonita
Bonewitz.
Notes and Personals.
The Ladies' Aid of the North Topeka
| Baptist church held an all day meet
ing at the church Wednesday and in
the afternoon their pictures were
taken in a group by the side OF the
church. About forty-five members
were present.
Mrs. Scheer. wife of former pas
tor of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church, was the guest Thursday nj
Mrs. Ed Bissell, 141s kansas avenue
! Mrs. Scheer was returning to Kansas
| City. Kan, after attending the Metho-
dist conference at lola. The Rev. Mr.
| Scheer has been returned to his charge
| at Kansas City.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Ham are
leaving for Quincy. Kan, EmporIa dis
| trlct where Mr.. Ham was appointed
to a charge at the Methodist confer
ence at lola last week
| Miss Grace Pyle will have charge OF
| the lesson of the Y. p. U. of tn,
North Topeka Baptist church Sunday
evening at $50. The subject will be
The Cross in Cairo Land"
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Warnock and
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Fowler are spend
ing the week end in Kansas City.
Mrs. L. W. Smith, 1915 jackson
! street, spent Friday and today in
Marysville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peck and Mrs
Damer of Rock Greek. were in North
topeka on business yesterday.
Miss Minnie McGrew was in Kansas
City on business Friday
Mrs. Roy Boast will entertain tht
Hsunea Taxa Hashi Embroidery clint
Tuesday afternoon at her home III
Jackson street.
Miss Garnet Cooper viii lead the
Christian Endeavor meeting at the
Second Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening at $50. The subject will be
The Progress of Alaska
Miss Lois Koontz of Emporia wa.
voted the most popular girl in the
Kansas State Normal school in the
Achievement, Beauty and Popularit,
annual contest staged last week b,
the Sunflower, the annual publica tier
OF the school. Miss Koontz is a fire
quent visitor at the J. D. Pratt HON,
| in Jackson street, and has many ac
quaintances in Topeka.
! Mrs. J. D. Snediker was called t.
Independence, Mo-, yesterday after
noon by the illness of her sister, Mrs
Station, who is not expected to live.
i Glen NJ. Thompson has bought tn,
D. Hughes's property in the 90,
block Monroe street and will NOV
there from the South side where tn,
family has been living.
Miss Lillian Chilcott, 1015 Jackson
street, will spend the weekend in Wa
mego with relatives and friends.
i Mrs. w. C. Sly of Tennessee is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Brainard IL
Monroe street. Mrs. Sly was, a resi-
dent of North Topeka a number o
4 years ago. when she and Mr.. Sly wer'
engaged in the millinery business OIL