The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-27
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

be served.
The members of the board of direc-
tors of the Kiwanis club will hold a
meeting Friday noon at the Chamber
of Commerce.
The Rev. C. F. Mathews. pastor of
the First Baptist church. will leave
Friday with his family on a motor
trip to northern Minnesota.
A. L. Horton, district manager for
the New York Mutual Life Insurance
company, is attending a convention of
the statesmen OF the company at Van
! couver, B. c.
z. H. Hogueland, commerce coun-
sci OF the Topeka Traffic association.
is in Kansas City today holding a con-
ference with executives of the Kansas
Egg Shippers association
The members Of the forum commit
tee of the Chamber of Comerce will
meet at a luncheon Friday noon at the
Chamber of Commerce to arrange
plans for the Chamber of Commerce
picnic.
A concert will be given Friday even |
ing at the City park by Jackson's |
Twenty-Third Regimental band under |
the auspices of the Lincoln-Douglas- |
Washington club. All candidates are !
invited 10 attend.
The men who live in the dormitories |
of the Central Y. NJ. G. A will |
hold a horseshoe pitching tournament |
next week Games will be played on |
the vacant lot at the corner of Ninth |
and Quincy streets.
The Rev. Frank G. Richard, gen.
eral secretary of the Kansas Sunday /
School association, will leave this |;
will attend the graduating exercises of
the Norton school of methods.
H. I. Monroe delivered the address
of welcome at the fifty-fourth annual
session of the grand lodge of the In
dependent Order of Benevolents. held
"Wednesday az Odd En1lnygS' hall Sew
eraI delegates from out of town were
in attendance.
Building permits have been issued
from the office of the city fire mar
of a $4,000 residence at 302 Broad
moor avenue and to NJ. Baird for the
erection of a $4,000 dwelling at sos
Underwood avenue.
There will be a meeting of the East
Side Improvement association at the
East Side Methodist church at
o'clock Friday evening. The meeting
will be for the special benefit of the
women of the East side, and all of
them are invited to attend.
The music pupils of Arthur Sober
strum presented a recital Wednesday
night at the high school auditorium.
Persons taking part were: Miss &C.
celia Senne, Miss Daisy Child, Miss
Evelyn Bower, Miss Mabel Allida Lo-
vene and Miss Thelma Wood.
C. S. Everingim, who taught man
ual training at the Lowman Hill
school two years ago, will be employed
again this school term, according to
A. J. Stout, superintendent of city
schools. Mr.. Everingim has been at
tending college for the last two years.
The Topeka branch of the Assoc
ciated Tire stores. e2s Kansas avenue,
will be formally opened Friday. L.
J. Combs is local manager for the
company which has branches in all !
h. rfF nR NIL I
handles the output of fifteen tire fac
tories.
The Douglas county Sunday school
picnic is being held today in Browns
grove, four miles southwest of Law
renee. DR.. D. w. Kurtz. president of
picnickers this afternoon. His theme
was Our Needs for Sunday School
Work"
A Republican rally will be held this
evening on the Buchanan school
grounds at the corner of Twelfth and
Buchanan streets under the auspices
Of the Voiland for congress club.
Speakers will be Fred Voiland. Prof.
Jeff King and Prof. r. H Wade. A
concert will be given by Jackson's
band and the Santa Fe Glee
club.
sas Beekeepers' association will hold
a field meeting at o'clock Monday
afternoon at the residence of E. ].
Dean, corner of Twenty-fifth street
and Ohio avenue, Highland Park.
Among the discussions will be mar
keting honey, swarm control. equip
ment. profit, good beekeeping. A
number OF large apiaries will be Wis
ted following the meeting.
The employees of the D. o. Cee Seed
and Grain company will be entertained
his evening by Mr.. and Mrs. D. o.
Coe. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry K. Coe.
1t picnic on the D. o. Coe farm, ten
miles east OF Topeka Persons who
will attend are; Miss Helen Coe, Mr..
md Mrs. F. P. Clark, Sylvester Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sarver. Mr. and
Mrs. L. +. Collins, Lester Collins. Mr..
Ind Mrs A. c. McCray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron Hawn. Lawrence Barnes, Miss
Roberta Conwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
3artels.
The University Coal company, al
drm of Lawrence men, has secured a
lease of some of the land occupied by
the city waterworks at the corner of
Crane and Harrison streets for ten
years. The company will pay the city
Of the firm are G. A. Cor
rill, A. s. johnson and H. NJ. Turner.
They plan to start the construction Of
their coal yard August l. The land
which they have leased from the city
IS located between spur tracks of the
Santa Fe and the Rock Island.
The regular Thursday meeting OF
he Y. w. c. A. Red Cross life saving
class will be held this evening at z
0'clock. Those who are enrolled in
he class are: Miss Opal Mitchell,
Mss Helen Dickerson, Miss Avis CAL
1oun, Miss Irene Todd, Mrs. A. K.
Miss Adele Osborne, Miss
Katharine Buck, Miss frankie Bone,
Mss Josephine Cramer, Miss Sallie
Glass, Mrs. H. MayfieId, Miss Flor
snce Towne. Mrs. Will Russell, Jr., and
Mrs G. T. Benson. Pupils who will
be given the official Red Cross life
;aving test this evening are: Miss Cal
loun. Miss Dickerson, Miss Mitchell