The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-25


: A man whose name was "Speeder."
Her car was headed for the rocks
with nothing to impede 'er! 49,
Rummage sale. November ~ and
IS, 500 kansas avenue.-Adv-
THANKSGIVING dinner at the Y. w.
& c. A. Turkey, plum pudding, pump
kin pie. cranberry sauce, II until 1880
ADV. ----
sweet cider, wholesale and retail.
Bottling Works. 22O1 Lincoln St
E Phone S17S--Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LEVEL an
Z nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter. Pearl LEVEL to Edward f. Foster,
Z November IS The ceremony took
Members of the Ladies' missionary
J. society of the English Lutheran
/. church will hold Their annual thank
offering service at vesper services AT
. $3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Members of the Mems Bible class
of the Third Presbyterian church will
hold a meeting at o'clock Monday
evening at the church. T. W. GrigSs
and J. F. Griffing Will be in charge OF
the discussion
Members of SunfIower camp No.
536 Modern Woodmen OF America
will contribute food, cooked, canned or
bulk. to the camps food collection
next "wednesday evening Tor the
Thanksgiving distribution
samuel o. Rice will review the
book. The Economic Basis of Poll
tics'' by Charles A Beard at a meet
inEl of the Sunday Evening Reading
: club of the Central Congregational
church, at ESQ o'clock, Sunday even
ing.
Members of Shawnee Encampment
i No. of the Encampment fbranch OF
) the I. o. o. F., will hold an entertain
ment for the Odd Fellows ofFTopeka
Far7 at
DAY evening at the odd Fellows TEN
pie. III West Sixth avenue
The Topeka branch OF the National
Association for the Advancement or
+. Colored People will meet sunday
afternoon. at , o'clock at the Calvary
BAPTIST. church, corner of East Third
and Quincy streets. The Rev. B. e
Duke will lead the discussion
Members of the Ladies Aid society
of the Lowman Memorial Methodist
church will hold a meeting at ESQ
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, at the
residence of Mrs c. E. Rogers, 1890
. College avenue. The society will hold
a rummage sale at 500 Kansas ave-
nue., December 1, and 4
Mrs. w. G. Shaw and Mrs. Howard
Allissn-the thank offering secretaries
fof<the missionary societies of the
United Presbyterian church, will
speak at the annual thank offering
4 service of the societies at IL O'CLOCK
Sunday morning. The service Will be
held at Polk school instead of the
church as previously announced
The Rev. Samuel Edgar. pastor of
the Eskridge Reformed Presbyterian
church, declared that Mustapha
Kemal was warrior, tyrant ana a
murderer of women and chlIdren, IN
telling of his experiences as nilsson
AIRY in Asia Minor, at a meeting of the
local Reformed Presbyterian. church
Friday night. He said that four fac
t.. nenr4~Mr ~ n
love. were necessary for the solution
. Of the Turkish and Balkan problems.
Biblical and religious films will be
presented at the Sunday evening serT-
Ices of the First BAPTIST church, be-
ginning Sunday. A motion plctnre
picture will be- secured from the
Sacred Films Incorporated The Rev.
Charles f. Mathews, pastor, will de-
liver "a short sermon following the eX-
hibition CT each film. Cain and
Abel" will be presented Sunday night
The sermon subject will be Am Ny
Brothers Keeper" The choir viii
give u program OF Thanksgiving
music.
a novel advertising idea is being
carried out by the Thompson-Bauer
Austin Hardware company that Will
help Topeka charities The store Will
morning to the Provident association.
Hillcrest. the tuberculosis ,sanatorium,
and the Ingleside Home for the Aged.
The store will let its patrons decide
how the contribution will be allotted
Each customer Is allowed one vote on
how to appropriate the gift for each
purchase of 10 cents The organiza-
ton receiving the most votes will re-
ceive- 500, the second $50 and the
third $40.
~ The Laymen's LEAGUE open forum
Sunday evening VII depart from the
general topic which it has been follow
ing for the last several Sundays,
What is Wrong With the World" to
discuss What is Good in the Worla?" I
This will be a Thanksgiving service
with four speakers who will be al
lowed fifteen minutes each. Judge
Frank DOster viii take for his topic
Pilgrim Principles" Capt Joseph
Waters will speak on Cooperation
and Fellowship and James Troutman
ON signs of Promise" Following the
addresses Will be a general discussion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Steiner will sing
SONGS appropriate for Thanksgiving.
Miss kathryn Albaugh will give a
musical reading. a very cordial invi-
tatiOn is extended to -he public