The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-01

at the North Topeka Baptist church
and a committee appointed to decide
when work shall be commenced on the
new church.
The band of the Boys Industrial
school will give a program at the
Community house Wednesday evening
consisting of gymnastic stunts, Jigs
songs, a pageant and music by the
band. The proceeds will be used tow
ard paying off Improvements recently
made in the Community house.
Owing to the meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers' association last evening
at Quincy school, no gym class was
held. The regular meeting will be
evening and at that time another eve
ming in that week will be decided upon
when lesson will be held to make up
for the one omitted last night.
The North Topeka postoffice de-
partment is installed in its new build
ing and while not entirely settled, finds
the new quarters a vast improvement
over the old.
Notes and Personals.
The w. w. G.'s is an organization OF
young women of the North Topeka
Baptist church that meets at regular
intervals and sewS for charitable pur-
poses, or engages III OlHSI Ciie1A AI1OAO
work. At present, at its Industrial
meetings, the girls are sewing Oh
clothing to be given to Miss Katc
King, social worker, to use as she
thinks best. During the past week the
society has been especially busy Last
Wednesday, assisted by Mrs. Hannah,
the w. w. G.'s led the weekly prayer
meeting at the c!-urch. Thursday eve
ming they met at the home of Miss
Mabel Rowe, 1923 Jackson street. ana
spent the evening sewing. saturday d
candy sale was held at the North To-
peka Community house. At the meet
ing at Miss Rowes the following
members were present: Mrs. Hannah,
Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Case. Mrs Fowler,
Mrs. Hewitt, Miss Lillian Jordan, Miss
Minerva Garrett, Miss Rachel Garrett,
Miss Faye Brown, Miss Inez Lancaster,
Miss Marie Finch, Miss Elizabeth
Schenck, Miss Elizabeth Van Ness,
Miss Grace Pyle, Miss Mabel Rowe.
Frequent parties are given by this So
ciety for the young people of the
church. One was given last Tuesday
evening, February %, at the home. OIL
Miss Lillian Jordan in Burwick ave-
nue.. which was greatly enjoyed.
Those attending were: Mrs. Grace
Fowler. Mrs. Pearl Whaley, Mrs.
Freda Case, Miss Rachel Garrett, Miss
Vera MARBLE, Miss Edna Kincaid, Miss
Callie Kincaid, Miss Inez Lancaster,
-hAS,so ACAANt oS'oS'
Pile, Miss Marie Finch, Miss Elizabeth
Schenck, Miss Blanche Baird, Miss
Olive Jordan, Miss Lillian Jordan, Mr..
Charles Allison, Mr.. Walter Luthye,
Mr.. Morrill, Fowler, Mr.. HAROLD
Smith, Mrs Chester Neiswender, Mr..
Charles Martin, Mr.. James Phillips,
Mr.. August Hirschberg, Mr.. Frank
Quaney, Alvin Jordan. Joe Jordan,
Leonard Jordan, Willie Jordan ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan.
A. NJ. Petro & Son, Druggists.-Adv.
Officers and members of Star lodge,
No. 20, A. o. U. W., are notified that
as Wednesday evening will be the last
session of the lodge before the grand
lodge March Z. they are requested to
ATTEND this meeting, as important busi-
ness will be brought before it. All
candidates that have not received the
obligation are requested to be at the
hall. S31 North Kansas avenue at 8
o'clock sharp.
Residents of North Topeka living
within three or fosr blocks of the car
line who have rooms they could rent
during the meeting of the grand lodge,
are asked to call j. w. Holiday, chair
man of the general committee, Blue
2287 after five o'clock.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
sistant, S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.