The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-11


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Prayer. Mayor n. J. Corwine
Song ..................,...
Address.
Entertainment. -. Boys Industrial School
Flag Drill. ....... Miss Frazee's class, East
Indianola School.
Flag Drill. .......Miss wilson's class, East
Indianola School.
Song, Duet Leon King and Chas. Wallace
Refreshments.
The class which was graduated from
Quincy junior high school yesterday was
the largest ever graduated from the school.
forty three boys and girls finishing the
course. The class average for the three
dapghter Of u 9Se Re2 M sHod wei1 and
Mrs. Weir, received the grade of 96 per
cent for the three years work, leading her
class. Eva French, daughter of Mr. and
MIS- ID. A French, came next, with a grade
or "a per cent for the three years. Those
with grade of above 90 per cent, in Or
Nelson, Margaret Collins, Dorothy Markham.
Emily Hall; Those receiving grades of SO
work, were: Louise Abend. Josepbine
Beers, Ierana Elkins, vernice Griffin. Alice
HoNMard. Ethel May, Mildred Sexton.
the matter with the boys?'
me Rey. 0; L. Weir, pastor of the North
Topeka Baptist church, in his address to
nlgh school yesterday, compared life 70 a
triangle, counting work in ali its nbssas
as as. the base, religion and love forming the
Mr.. Weir emphasized the fact that work
Is from God. God himself is a worker and
things of this world. Man, acting as Gods
instrument, has been able to harness the
lghtning, ride the waves of the sea. and
rival the birds of the air in flight. Medical
science is daily performing miracles. while
wireless biography and the wire-telephone
t put further illustrate inspiration from God
pnf h<fo
govern things, he first must have dominion
over himself The boys and girls of today
learned this, with ambition and esrnesf
enqeavor success will follow
-, Love IS essential to successful life In
TINS sense is meant the love of God. the
love or mankind, the love of country3love
IN ITS broadest sense. For completing the
6oW Wegs s Tessen is rd No life
p1int, is complete without belief in the
Christian religion. Lacking this, life. or
attain the full thd nte can never br
| the Creator. ~
| At the close of the graduation exercises
OF Quincy. junior high school YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Charles E. Suit, president of the
tpba n association. in behalf Of
piano purchased from the proceeds of the
carnival given recently
made for school use. While slightly smaller
man the average instrument, 1t has full
| sweet tome, ana as the height is lower
children over the top of the piano and in
struet them while playing. which was not
| possibly in the ordinary instrument
Notes and Personals
| Mrs. Byron Long will entertain this eve
ming at her home, 1900 Quincy street, at a
family dinner in honor of Miss Esther
Lindell, whose marriage to Mr.. Ray Long
VIII take place next week. Covers will be
laid for ten guests. The table decorations
| wall be sweet peas and nasturtiums
Wheelen Hahn, who has been visiting his
cousins, Oliver and Angelina Snediker, 924
jackson street, for several weeks. left yes
| terday for his home in Kansas City.
Mrs. L. T. Mills of Kansas CITY came to
| Iopeka today to attend the dinner to be
| given this evening by Mrs. Byron Long
Mrs. T. B. Morse. who has been staying
at the home of Mrs. Laura James, 1906
Kansas avenue, for the past week, will
| leave Tuesday for Chicago where she will
visit her son, Charles Morse. and Mrs
| s. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
| sfstnnt. S23 Kansas ave-Adv
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart of Central
| avenue, left this morning for the North To-
| peka Outing camp on Mill creek, near
Stewards confident of making the bigges,
catch of fish this season and his friends
are interested In the results of his fishing
trip as he has gone prepared TO catch
everything in the creek from q crawdad to
| a tarpOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaufman of Holton, Kan.
have moved to North Topeka and have
property, PA West Gordon street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Mcclure of Morse
| street, left today for Salina, where they
will visit Mrs. McClure's daughter for two
| weeks.
June Il at the North Side Christian
| church an excellent program will be given
| also refreshments served: a candy sale
Admission 25c and 15c. Everybody invited