The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-16

Garfield park, is becoming known as
tourists. The fame OF these camping
Oregon, and from Florida to California
Tourists are warm in their praise of the
word along. visit to the park and a
talk with the different camping parties Is
an interesting experience Every mak ,s.t o.
Ford to the aristocratic Paige, with the
house motor car in a class to itself camp
summer, and in some cases, the year
around, the tourists going south IN the
Stater and n9E5h n aon ars IF the house
car class The motor car mode OF Travelled
once sampled. usually ends In the motorists ,ia;
periods thereafter are spent in travel Com
Portable camping grounds are parity re-
sponsibIe for this travel and North To,
peka is gratified that her camping ground
at Garfield park has found favor In the
sight Of the sogTis1S ps Sape 1np to be
made soon-
The three Pythian lodges and the three
Pythian temples Of the city Will meet az
the hall of ATnity lodge No $50, b. OF r.
300 Kansas avenue, sun9as snlnriaI serviees
The Sisters will exemrf1ry the WorA ana
the Rev. r. E. Gordon of the Kansas Ave
nue. Methodist church will make an address.
COMPLAINTS of speeding by autoists on
Quincy and West Gordon streets continue
10 be heard. Residents living in these
Streets state that cars going from thirty
to forty miles an hour are constantly pass
Cay but continuing the greater part or
the night v R. Parkhurst, president OF
the North Topeka Civic club, told the mem IN,
club, that when he had spoken to the po-
lice in regard to this speeding, he was
told that il persons who saw the speeding
cars would take their numbers, the owners
would be arrested without the name OF the
person who reported the numbers becom-
The police believe that with this co
operation the part Of residents, this
disturbing and dangerous practice may De
stopped
The Rev. George R. Jaekman, Mrs Jack
man and daughter. Miss Ruth. are moving
from 225 West Gordon street to Wakarusa,
where Mr.. Jackrlan has accepted charge
only denominations at wakarusa and they
decided to unite and offer the charge to
MIR Jackman- The salary paid Is more
than Mr. Jackman received as stated supply
for the Second Presbyterian church, which
office he resigned a few months ago A
ministers family, and new Ford sedan
has been furnished Mr. Jackman-
Arnity Temple. los Pythian, Sisters, will
hold the regular meeting at the hall, 900
Kansas avenue. Friday evening
The women.s Presbyterian Missionary
union viii hold a. meeting at the Second
begin at III O'Clock. Officers of the union
are: President, Mrs. John R. Wilt; vice
treasurer, Mrs Charles Suit.
Baptist church viii picnic this afternoon at
Garfield park Supper will be served be-
tween and o'clock
The annual picnic OF the Westminster
Guild of the First Presbyterian church
was held at Garfield park yesterday af-
ternoon and evening
Notes and Personals
Mrs, Perry Ward and son. OF Tulss'
Mr.. and Mrs. F, NJ Ward, Of Shorsy:
is the guest of relatives In Chicago.
Miss Vernice Griffin OF Quincy street
will be assistant to Mas Viola Van Nice
at the Quincy school play ground this
Mt. and Mrs. R. Roenign of Santa Bar.
bara, Calf, will be weekend guests OF
The biggest event in the city tomorrow Is
the New Toggsry's $4,000 sacrifice sale
ADV.
ming of Central avenue are guests OF MT:
and Mrs. Charles Stewart at the North
See c. ]. Shields for fireworks of all
kinds Phone 3316.-Adv.
Mrs. Kelley of 900 West Gordon street
was the guest of honor at party given
last night by the Latter Day Saints in
celebration of her ninety-fifth birthday an
The girl scouts of the Second Preshy-
terrain church Will give spread Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Augusta
The junior and senior girls of the Sea
man high school are on camping trip
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs Fred Seaman
Mrs o. Britain Of Atehison and f
Mrs. s. ]. Britain Of SIS Quincy street.
& R. Dexter. undertaken Lady as
sistant s23 Kansas ave--Adv.
(Corfi1trad on Pncn Kinal