The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-14

Quincy school Friday afternoon by the
which was given, concluded with May
pole dance. A group picture of the school
was taken.
The regular open meeting of the Indian
Greek grange will be held at Grange hall,
Tuesday evening, May II. Miss leila
Winner and her elocution class will furnish
the program. Refreshments will be served.
The monthly meeting of the Shawnee
County Pomona grange will be an all day
session, at the Indian Greek grange hall.
three miles north of Topeka, on Thursday.
May 10. basket dinner will be served
at noon. Secretary of Agriculture j. e..
Mohler will make an address in the after
noon, previous to the business meeting.
The closing exercises of the Y. w C. A.
Bible classes studying Mrs. Menninger's
ell, will be held Tuesday evening, May IL,
at O'Clock, at the Y. w. c. a. assembly
room.
The North Topeka branch has met at the
North Topeka Community house every
Monday afternoon and much interest has
been taken in the course. Members of the
f1ye or more years are are Mrs. E. c. Seger,
Mrs. Boyce Forbes, Mrs. Belle Rowe. Mrs
Mrs Rosa Those IN ne Nor and
Side class who have taken the full four
years course and will be graduated Tues
day evening are Mrs. H. A. French, Miss
Margaret Bond of RossviIle Mrs c. E.
Rogers. Mrs. Grace Hannah has had four
years, but missed the third year. Mrs. H
the one year class are Mrs. NJ. o. Adams
Mrs Robert Cowdry. Mrs. McMurphy, Mrs
mTs Mbs w Vol House, s Mrs
Rowe, Mrs. Ora Green, Rochester; Mrs.
G F. Howerton, Rossville; Mrs. II. A.
Greene, East Indianola; Mrs. C. A Burton
Place.
The North Topeka branch has been
nv Arc NJ
two years, and during that time, Mrs.
IroxeiI has not missed a single attend
ance, and her pupils feel that their prog
ress has been greatly stimulated by her
faithfulness and inspiring teachings
MIR Mrs E. c. SSegesr' president of the To
plomas to the graduating class
The next meeting of the North Topeka
Tuesday afternoon, May II, at the home
Of Mrs. II. E. Brownell, S43 Quincy street.
The graduating exercises of the Lyman
school. D. W Wallace, principal, will be
VIII by TTas May - THE
Schwartz. Buena Gooden, Albert Weeks
William Moritz, and Glen Pyle. The class
colors are gold and white and the class
flower is the white carnation.
Notes and Personals.
Gideon speaker will address the con-
gregation mt the evening service at the
North Topeka Christian church Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. The evening adj
dress will be made by the pastor. the Rev.
!. A. Wilson, subject, The Hidden Gospel"
Bible school at l9:45. Senior and Inter
mediate Endeavor I O'Clock.
The young peoples society of the North
Side churches will hold a union meeting
at the Kansas Avenue Methodist church
Sunday evening at 6 30.
Mrs Tom Lowry of Meriden is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. W. l.. Borst and Doctor
Borst, of 1103 Kansas avenue.
5. r. Dexter. undertaken Lady as
siStant. S23 Kansas ave.-AdV.
George Roebrig has returned from five
weeks trip to California and the western
coast
Miss Virginia Wilson has returned from
a trip to the Grand Canon and California
Oliver Snediker of 924 Jackson street. is
in Kansas City business
Mrs. Charles Suit OF Jackson street and
Mrs. Harold Lepper of oakland went to
Leavenworth yesterday to visit their father
y. 7. Williams, who will return with them
for a visit.
Mrs. Walter Kelsey and daughter Mar