The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-10


/ The Red Cross Baby clinic will open
4 at the North Topeka Community house
/ Wednesday morning, June IA. from 1000 to
I 10. This clinic will include school children
and will be conducted on the same general
lnes in former clinics held at the Com
] hunity house. meeting every other Wednes-
day turnout the summer DR.. I. a. Miller
will be in charge.
The good accomplished by these clinics is
too well known to need explanation and all
mothers or persons having children in
their care should make point of attend
I ing these clinics and ascertaining the true
state of the children's health. Many aD
parently healthy babies and children have
IN time may prevent years of i'll health in
the future
Royal Neighbor camp No. So Will meet
K Tuesday evening at he hall s31 Kansas ave
nue. Business of Importance will be taken
up
shawnee Council No B. s b. A. will hold
inttiat ion Monday evening at the regular
meeting. Refreshments Will be served.
Children's day will be observed Sunday
at the Second Presbyterian church. A
union service viii be held beginning at
10 a. m Baptism and reception of new
members will be part Of the service
Fifty-two pupils were graduated yester-
day from Quincy junior high. HonOrs
were evenly divided between boys and
girls, twenty six boys and equal mum
$. S. Estey, pastor Of the First Presby-
terian church. addressed the class. taking
A musical program was furnished by the
girls giee club, Miss Leta Allen Miss
Frances Haffinger and Miss Lois Meredith.
Members Of the graduating class were:
Carolyne Allen. Leta Allen. Harry Barber,
Maxwell Bassett, Grace BechteI, Harold
Butler, Edith Carlson Marvin Casebier.
Dorothy Conkle, Emmett Cook, Rachel
Cooper. Charles Deitrick, Frank Dilatush,
Mildred Furgason. Ralph Frazee, Arthur
Fisher, Ralph F'lott, Ella Garrett, Charles
Garrett. Harold Gordon, Mildred Gleason,
Irene Haley, Golden Hastings, Earl Harris,
HOdisOn, Elder Hicks. Frances Lane. Mable
Martin. Ruth Martin. Adrian McCord,
Herman Metzger, Philip Parks. Milton Pal
mer, Gladys Rice, Shirley Rice, Frances
Small. Esther Stanley Boyd Sweanger
William Fowler COrinne Wallace. Lee
Wakefield, Dorothy Wilvox, Adella Wilker-
son.
Grant schools Will have charge Of a sum
mer school for pupils from the third to
the eighth grades who failed in their sub
lects. The school will open Monday morn
ing at o'clock
Members of the Second Presbyterian
church will hold a congregational meeting
at the church June IS at the IL O'Clock
service
The graduating class of the Quincy ju-
Nor high school presented the school with
fOu LuE Lue DOoh Luuu-
Ground was broken this morning for the
manse of the Second Presbyterian church,
west of the church, in West Gordon street. /
1t will be a modern six-rOOm cettage, with
built-tn garage
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Frank Heinz and children. Harry
and Mabel, left this morning for Salina. |
where they will Join Mr. Heinz in a per
manent nome. Their house at 102S Quincy ,
street has been bought by Mr.. McNeely of
the South side, who is moving there to
The Rev. N A Peck of the Second Pres
byterian church will preach at Liberty /
chapel tomorrow afternoon at three O'Clock. 4
The annual picnic of the w. 4. n club /
will be held Tuesday afternoon at Garfield (
park
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Olinger of Oklahoma I
City. are the guests of Mrs. Olinger's /
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Skinner, of /
Shorey.
The Rev N A Peck will lead the Chris /
tian EndeavOr services at the Second Pres
byterian church Sunday evening. The sub
ject will be Teamwork"
MI and Mrs Charles Stewart, Mr. and !
MIS- Fred Buechner and MI and Mrs Rus
sell Whaley are among those who Will |
Maple Hill.
is here TO spend the summer in Topeka with
her sons, Ike, Ed and Berk. and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robinson. of Lane street.
Mr. and Mrs. A Button of Elmont, cele-
brated their silver wedding last evening
at their home.
S R. Dexter, undertaken. S23 kan
Sas avenue--AdV-
Mr.. Winnet Robinson of route G, is SER
io9sly sick in local hos2ital,
Mrs. Anna Mink of BLOOMINGTON Ill
r. l. Robson of 1I02 Kansas avenue. lett
Tor her home Friday.