The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-11-19
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AT HOME NEWS

Social dance Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, Warnick's, 526-2S Quincy
ADV.
All issues Of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenua---Adv.
Could you use $4,000? Buy so
compound interest Installment Savings
Certificate at the State Savings Bank.
In 60 months you get $4,000 cash
Adv.
The second annual ceremonial CON
vocation of the De Molay will be held
November 25 and 26 at, the Masonic
temple. Two hundred candidates win
be initiated. A banquet will be served
for the members of the De Molay aad
the members of the Masonic bodies
The coIored Y. NJ. c. A. gave an en-
tertainment Friday evening at the city
audit0fium to raise funds for carrying
on its work. The program included
physical culture exhibitions, mon
ologues, singing by the Santa Fee glee
club and three reels of motion pic
lures.
DR.. J. W. Darby of Washington,
Ind, may succeed the Rev. W. f.
Reavis as pastor of the Central Park
Christian church. when the Rev Mr..
Reavis'S res. gnatiOn becomes effective
January 1. Doctor Darby has served
as pastor of the Christian church at
A suit brought by Mrs. Mildred Cole
man. 1912 Clay street, to collect 5000
damages from the Topeka Railway
company, resulted in a hung jury in
Judge James McClure's division of the
district court Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Coleman claimed to have been injured
when the car started up just as she
was alighting.
Union Defenders day was observed
Friday evening by the Sons of Veter-
ans with a meeting at the Memorial
building. Richard ]. Hopkins. at
torney general of Kansas, delivered the
principal address. A reception was
given in honor of George T. Wash
burn, of Ottawa, department COM
mander. The Rev. John a Bright
sang Throw Out the Lifeline
The telephone in the office of the
county treasurer will not be answered
during business hours. This order has
been issued to save time for those who
are appearing at the office to make
their tax payments. Persons who want
information concerning their taxes
will have to APPEAR at the office in
person. About LOO of the 10000 tax
receipts have been issued, according to
Treasurer T. B. Boyd.
The United Presbyterian senior team
defeated the Lowman Memorial
church team by a score of 81 to 26 in
Central Y. NJ. C. A, in the Sunday
School Basketball league. The win
ming goal was made in the last minute
of play. The other results in the
senior division were: First Baptist, 49,;
Westminster Presbyterian, 81. The
results in the intermediate division
were: United Presbyterian, 25; Low
man Memorial Methodist, 90.
1.-The search for safety-Is safety
the end and aim of our quest, or does
life find it's fullest expression at hon
orable posts of danger % This will
be the topic of the Thanksgiving ser
mon which the Rev. Clifton Merritt
Gray will deliver at the First Unitar-
ian church, GA Topeka boulevard, at
the II O'Clock service Sunday morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Gray returned to To-
peka today, after an absence of two
weeks at Charleston, S. c., his former
home, where he was pastor of the
Unitarian church for twenty years.
He went to Charleston to assist in the
installation services of his successor in
the Unitarian church there, the Rev.
Ralph Bailey. He also stopped one
day at Atlanta, Ca, having an appoint
ment with the Unitarian Laymen's
League at that place