The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-22

/ Harrison. J93. before or after 2. other
\ hours, $500 aae
The Sinclair Oil company hope to
/ begin work on their filling station at
| GIG Kansas avenue in about thirty
days. However. this will depend upon
! how soon George Knauer will be able
to get into his building at 613 Kansas
lavenue. Knauer has taken out a per-
nit to remodel the building, extend
/ ing it in the rear and putting in
cost about $2,5OO. The building at
619 Kansas avenue was bought from
| Senator Curtis and Rome Colvin by
the Sinclair Oil company several years
ago.
Royal Neighbors Camp. No. SIS, will
meet at the hall. S31 Kansas avenue,
Tuesday evening. A full attendance
is desired.
The free baby clinic will be held
Wednesday morning July 26, at the
North Topeka Community house, Lau-
rent and Gordon streets, from 10 until
IL o'clock.
c. L. Martin. of Vermont. overseer
of the National Grange, will be the
guest of honoE and also the speaker
of the day. at the annual Indian Creek
grange picnic which will be held
August IL.
A night blooming cereus belonging
to Frank Conwell is on exhibition at
Pelletier's- 1t is expected it will bloom
the first of the week.
The Shawnee State bank building is
being reprinted.
Sunday will be Young Peoples day
| at the North Topeka Baptist church
and a cordial invitation is extended
| to every one to attend the services.
| which will be as follows: Sunday
schools, $50, +. B. Denney, superin-
tendent. The Agoga class will have
| charge during the IL o'clock worship
/ hour. The order of service will be:
Song by congregation. Invocation
Song by congregation Scripture
| reading. Notices. Anthem by choir.
Collection. Solo, Dean Van Ness.
| Symposium: What Would Jesus Do in
the Present Industrial Controversy"
l. IF He Were an Employer ?"-Fer-
dinand Voiland, Jr. 2. IF He We're
an Employe ?"-Ralph Baird. 8. eff
He Were the Public chester Neis-
wender. 4. IF He Were the Governor
| of Kansas ?"-Stephen Humphrey.
Song by congregation. Benediction.
| At the evening service Justice J. s.
! West of the Kansas supreme court
will make an interesting address. The
evening services will De held on the
church lawn If the weather is favor
| able.
Notes and Personals.
The Walter 1. Batman family has
moved from Thompsonville to North
Topeka and located at 11o1 Monroe
street.
Mrs. Birdie Mccoy and daughter
Veronica of Della visited Friday at
the home of Mrs. Thomas Leonard
1905 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. II. S. Morvell. 1903 Topeka
avenue, has gone to Loring, Kan, fol-
a weeks stay.
Mrs. Stanley Warner and daugh-
cock of youngstown, O., who. have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Thomas, S12 West Gordon street
left for their homes yesterday.
Mrs. John Ostrand of EImont. act
Ing for her sister, Mrs. Alma Miller,
who is visiting in California, was host
ess at q surprise birthday party fol-
her niece Miss Mildred Miller, Thurs
day evening at her home, 154 Evelyn
street. The guests included: Miss
Miller, Miss Mildred Clark, Miss
Emma Lou Westbrooke, Miss Lillian
Salyer, Miss Marie Tice. Miss Olive
Fisher, Miss Addie Knight. Miss Luz
Gle Fisher, Miss Nell Higglerm, Miss
Kelly. Guy Tice Doyle Duncan. Nor
man Shelter, Arthur Marshall. Dill
Ion Fisher. Dave Taylor, E. B. Eshom,1
Lloyd Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Winn, Mr.. ] S. Miller.
Miss Iavallette Barrickman and
Miss Carrie Herring are in California
on a months vacation Miss Melva
Barrickman is spending two weeks at
Riverside camp.
Miss Goldie Cardwen, 1909 jackson
street, is in Kansas City the guest of
Miss Pauline Norton, formerly of
North Topeka.
FOR RENT: Delightful sleeping
room in private home. Breakfast
If desired. Also garage. Close in.
914 North Van Buren.-Adv.
DR.. Miriam A. Swith will assume the
duties of DR.. Billings. head medical
director of the S. B. A, while he is
absent on is vacation, beginning
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart and
Mr.. Stewards aunt. Miss Stowell. have
returned from a motor trip thru Colo
RADIO. and are so charmed with the
country they are planning to buy a
cabin in the Big Thompson camp,
seven miles this side of Estes Park. !
Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard entertained
the Royal Neighbors Sewing club at
her home. 1905 Topeka avenue. Those