The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-25
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AT HOME NEWS

aft-Flowers.-Adv.
The fire department answered a
false alarm from Crosby Brothers
store today at 1875 o'clock.
All issues OF Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co. 534 Kansas avenue--Adv.
Mayor Herbert ]. Corwine gave a
sermon on Courage" at the West Side
Christian CHURCH Sunday morning.
Next week is to be known as Moth
er and Daughter week at the local
Y. w. c. A. and in Topeka churches.
The local Moose lodge will hold an
open house at the club rooms on
Jackson street tonight, following the
regular business session of the lodge.
Ida Jackson, a negress, was arrested
today by Robert PendIeton. deputy
sheriff, charged with stealing a $35
watch from Charles Hines, S32 Law
renee street.
The play ''Esmeralda," given recent
ly the Washburn Rural high school.
y a. be repeated Friday night. April
%. The play was given at Hoyt, Sat
urday~ night.
Sidewalk petitions must be filed
with the city clerk before May 10, Miss
Eta CoveH said today. If they are not
filed before that date the sidewalks
cannot be laid this year.
Cases of contagious disease report
ed to the city health department for
the week ending today include. So
cial diseases. 81: chancroid. 2: tuber-
culosis, s; scarlet fever. 3; measles, 8 !;
smallpox, s, and chicqenpox. Al.
The members of the Moose lodge
will hold open house at their hall to-
night as an Introduction to their mem
bership campaign, which begins May
1. A program will be given by the
boys of the Industrial school.
The regular meeting of the Inter
Service club is to be held at the
Chamber of Commerce at 6:15 o'clock
this evening. Final arrangem ents for
becoming a chapter OF the Kiwanis
club will be made a t the meeting to-
night.
n. W. Benning. secretary of the
Central Y. NJ. c. A, will address the
Brotherhood class of the Central Park
Christian church, Wednesday evening
at the regular meeting of the class.
The Brotherhood male quartet will
furnish music.
The week of May Is will be known
said today The week has been set
aside for annual cleanup by the state
fire marshal Mayor Corwine said
that in a few days he would issue a
proclamation concerning plans for the
week.
The Washburn Y. W. C A.and Y.
NJ. c. A. are already interested in the
summer conference OF the oTganiza-
tons at Estes Park. Colo, and are
raising funds to send delegates there.
The girls conference will be held in
August and the boys conference in
June.
The members Of the Square Deal
club of the West Side Christian church
will visit the Longreu Airplane fac
tory Tuesday evening. The boys will
meet at the home of the pastor of tho
church, Mrs. Clara Hazelrigg. at 1
o'clock Tuesday afternoon and hike to
tho factory.
Twenty children were baptized at
the Lowman Hill Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning. There was
a record Sunday school attendance at
the Lowman church, where the num-
Der reached SIS. DR.. George E. Sat
terlee, pastor, spoke in the Forming
on THE Brazen Rule"
A play entitled waiting for the
Trolley" will be given by the degree
staff OF Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 95
at the hail. 521 Quincy street. tonight.
No admission will be charged and the
public is invited to attend. A special
invitation IS extended TO all visiting
Rebekahs and odd Fellows.
Zabud council No. 4. Royal and Sc
/ lect Masters, will give a party for the
members and their families at the Ma
sonic temple Fridav~night. A banquet
will be served at 6;30~o'clock. followed
by a program by the Topeka High
School Dramatic club. Miss Lillian
Malstrom will sing Sunshine and
Storm"
The congreg cations of the Central
I Congregational church and the West
minister Presbyterian church were
surprised Sunday morning. The Rev.
John Wells Rahill and the Rev John
A McAfee. pastors of the two
churches, respectively. exchanged pull
pits with no announcement TO the
cougre cations.
A special meeting of the Shawnee
County Medical society will be held
tonight at Pelletier's tea room. DR..