The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01

The Kansas State Association for the
Blind is holding its first convention at the
North Topeka Christian church this after
noon and Friday. The conversation opened
was drafted and adopted and steps taken
to make application for state charter
matters and plans for future work. The
Rev. !. A. Wilson, a member OF the asso-
citation and pastor Of the church, presided.
A literary and musical program by the
members Of the organization will be given
this evening at the church Mayor Cor
evening. Among the members of the asso-
Madeline Higgins and Mrs. A. J. Terrell
OF Kansas City, and Miss LoTeIa alty
and Mr.. Louis Giser Of Topeka
During the convention a committee will
gramI psskinr Aid from the next session Of
the legislature The association hopes IN
this way TO obtain help for blind persons
0f all ages the and ober ass States wb sta S
training is provided for blind children in
Kansas there is no PToTI aio ;b made for
training and care of these that the asso-
eiafion has been formed.
The Topeka association, maintained as
an auxiliary of the state organization, OF
which Miss LoVeiia Hilty is president. is
entertaining the visitors 20 the state con-
vention- The women Of the North Topeka
Christian church are serving meals during
the two days session.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs J. T. Buechner, 1IS1 Van Buren,
street. motored to Usage City Wednesday.
called there by the sickness of her father
Park street, have returned from a visit
to relatives and friends at Centralia. Kan.
A V. Small and daughter. Louise. of
Augusta. Kan, motored to Topeka yester
day with a ton Of honey. Mr.. Small is a
brother of Charlie Small and lived in North
tH4 fad k ee % Up ee In n.
backyard in Holman's addition, later going
in with a bee products company at Au-
gusta- He now owns and operates his own
Mrs. George Collins and daughter, Mar
garet, al Park street and Josephine Beers.
515 Park. returned yesterday from Cali
fornia and Denver. where they had been
visiting relatives and friends for the past
Marjorie Bradley. ss4 Kansas avenue is
spending few days with Katherine Tag
Mrs. A NJ. Dawson $50 Kansas avenue,
has returned from a visit to relatives in
Ms J. C. Held. sS5 Quincy street, is
sicK In Stormont hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer S. Myers have gone
to Chicago to visit Mrs. Myers's brother,
The Bereans Of the North Topeka Bap-
list church VIII meet at the church Friday
as was announced Sunday.
Mrs: J. H Palmer of Salina. kan, re-
turned home last evening after visiting
relatives at 1913 Central avenue
Mr. and Mrs w F. Bryant and children
left this morning for visit OF two weeks
TO Mrs. Bryants sister, Mrs. c. w. Smith.
Mrs. Mote Palmer Of lola came to North
Topeka last night 70 attend the funeral Of
Mr.. Palmer's mother, Mrs. Sarah Palmer,
whose death occurred yesterday morning.
The funeral services were held this after
noon at the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church. The six grown grandsons of Mrs.
Palmer were her pallbearers-
Mr.. and Mrs, Erwin eatron. 1915 Tyler
street, have given the name OF Donald
Erwin to their infant son, born August n.
Mrs, Maurice McAfullen OF Kansas City
Mrs. John Curry Of Highland Park and
with Mrs McMuliens parents, AR. and
Mrs H d. Barrett. 1873 Tyler.
Mrs J. Dp~Catron, 1907 Polk street, who
has been sick. is improving.
Mrs. George Dister, 1914 Tyler street,
who underwent q surgical operation at st.
Francis hospital recently, expects to be
Miss Alice skinner Of Shorey claims that
the young woman who knows from expert
enee just how money is earned and how IL
invested is far on the way to a high plane
of living Plan your household expenses.
instead Of just spending your money. and
deposit the remainder with the Midwest
Building and Loan Association. The Of
ficers Of the association invite you to call
and inspect their savings plans They have
plans which pay as high as per cent in
terest. compounded monthly.-Ady.
Call at 1920 North Kansas avenue for
homemad pies, cakes, doughnuts. Orders
taken. Also school supplies. G. L. Balm
brtdge-AdT.
Moving picture at Seaman high Fri
day night, September .. Pathe Re
view and an exceptionally strong
comedy of western life entitled. "A
Girl From Montana" Admission 5
and % cents.-Adv.
s. r. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
sistant, S23 Kansas aYe.-Adv.