The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-29


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The officers of the Epworth league
of the Trinity Methodist church were
installed at a meeting Sunday night.
They are: Lester Blank, president;
Miss Elsie Kern, first vice president;
Miss Edna Ritter, Second vice preSi-
dent; Earl Marstorff. third vice preai-
dent; Miss Maude Wilkerspn. f;.s-,-Eil
vice president; Miss Anna L. Danger
field, secretary; Melvin Booth tryzlf5-
ganiSt
Every vacant patch of ground, just
now, is the field on which a series of
baseball games is played every after
from the center of town, such a game
was in fun swing last night. The
three-foot pitcher uncurled from an
laborate wind-up, and the three-foot-
side of the house which stood beside
the diamond. From battery, from in
field, from outfield. from the bench
and from the grand stand there rose
the unanimous howl, NO chips on
winders!"
The Rev. Elliot Moses of Westboro.
Mass, who has been a guest of the
First Unitarian church of Topeka for I
ten days. left this morning for the !
east The Rev. Clifton Merritt Gray. I
WHO has DGGn MINISTER OIL In6 CnurCn
for the past year, will leave tomorrow
to join his wife in Maryland. An
nouncement was made at the morning
service Sunday that Sunday morning |
services will be conducted in the
church during the month of June I'M /
der the auspices of the Unitarian Lay
mems League, of which t. A. McNeal /
is president.
Ira o. Howe, superintendent of the
Topeka Flour Mills company, will at
Il h.
tives at Kansas City, June to 10, and |
will spend the remainder of the month
visiting milling centers in the east
north and northwest. Howe. will visit
his daughter, Mrs Harry Leland. in
Parkersburg, w Va, before starting
his inspection trip. S. P. Kramer,
president of the Topeka Flour Mills
company. will join Howe at Chicago,
June Is, and will spend the remainder
of the month with him, visiting mill
ing centers.
Conservation services for children of
the church, at which twelve children
were christened, and the reception of
eight new members to the church fell
loWshlp, were special features of the
Sunday morning service in the First
Unitarian church, conducted by the
minister, the Rev. Clifton Merritt
Gray The membership of the church
during the years ministry of Doctor
Gray has been increase lis per cent
The sermon Sunday morning was de-
livered by the Rev. Elliot Moses, of
Westboro, Mass, who has been the
guest OF the church for ten days.
Disabled American veterans of the
World War, belonging to the Topeka
chapter of that organization, will sell
advertising in the special convention
number of the organizations pubIica-
ion, using the commissions awarded
them for the furthering of the work
which the chapter plans. advertising
n this medium will result in the bring
ng to Topeka of ex-service men for
vocational training. And every single
nan brought here means 800 a
spent in Topeka, every married man
Of the chapter today.
Mrs. Isaac SewelI, superintendent of
he children's division of the Kansas
Sunday School association. is conduct
ng children's institutes at. Cove,
2lainville, Quinter and Hays, this ]
week. Miss Bonita Ferguson. super '
ntendent of the young peoples divi- !
zion of the association, is conducting ]
| young peoples conference at Scott
1ity. Fred E. Gates. superintendent
II the department of business and or l
Sanization of the association. will
cave tonight for Hill City on business !
or the organization. He will also visit
t Hays and Wakeeney this week.
Mrs FIorine Louis and her two
daughters. Christine, 5, and Florence,
J. returned to Topeka Saturday from :
Tampa, Florida. In February Mrs :
4ouis secured a divorce from her hus- :
Dand and the custody of the little
iris, but the father had left the city :
md taken the children with him. Ac-
by her father, Peter
Brown. Mrs. Louis went to Tampa,
where she started habeas corpus pro- {
eedinss to get the children. THE case
vas decided in her favor and the
of the family are row maxi
ne thier home at SIS Chestnut street.
Eleven students will be graduated 5
rom the Assumption high school at $
he commencement exercises in Me- a
norial hall, June .. Father Henry a
courtney, o. S. B., St. Benedict's col I
eye, Atchison, will deliver the gradu- a
ting address. Father Patrick Nc I
nerneys IL. d. will deliver the bac- Z