The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-01-30
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

and the German Baptist church held
a joint baptismal service Sunday.
Miss Alberta Hale. city treasurer, is
in her office today, after an illness
which kept her at home all last week.
The regular meeting of the Topeka
COOPERATIVE club will be held at Pei
letters tea room Tuesday evening eve
ming at 6;15 o'clock.
A bowling tournament will start
this evening at the Central Y. M C. A.
Blenkarn and Abmeyer Will play
Wright and Halterman.
The Flower Lovers club will hold
| a meeting at $3.50 o'clock Tuesday art
| ernoon at the home of Mrs a. W.
| Newell, 635 Watson street
| Approximately $3.50 was raised for
| the Jewish relief fund at the benefit
| shows at Topeka theaters Sunday, &C
cording to Mrs Eli Ulamperl, director.
Miss Adelaide Updegraff, of Maple
| Hill. Kan, left Sunday for Hampton,
| Ia, where she will take charge of the
| home economics department at Hamp-
| ton high school.
Thomas Butcher. president of the
| Kansas State Normal school at EN-
poria, will address a mems meeting at
| 8 O'Clock Sunday afternoon at the
| Orpheum theater.
| The Oakland high school basketball
| team defeated the First Evengelical
| church team by score of % TO 10
| IN a game play GU
| the Oakland court.
| A. A Remington, NJ H. Mexican
and B. V. Edworthy of the state Y.
NJ. c. A, left today for Wichita, where
| thew will attend the annual state con-
vention of the Y. NJ. c. A,
Lennie Lyons. 1O5 Topeka avenue.
| was arrested and fifteen gallons OF
Iiauor confiscated when Sheriff Robert
Miller and his deputies, together with
federal officers, raided his home Sat
urday afternoon.
The auxiliaries of the Colored Flor
| enCe Crittenton home will hold a
benefit linen shower for the inmates
from to 10 o'clock Thursday. Any
one wishing to bring linen or pennies
is invited to attend.
The quarterly meeting of the board
of directors Jf the Kansas Baptist con-
vention will be held Thursday, Febru-
airy 9, at the First Baptist church, &C
cording to the Rev. j. 7. Crawford,
executive secretary.
| The finance committee of the Y. w.
c. A will hold a special meeting at
10 o'clock Tuesday morning. A meet
ing of the board of directors has been
called for Friday to elect officers and
make out the 1922 budget.
The world must look largely to
Christian colleges for leadership IN
the coming century, said DR.. z. +
Womer, president of Washburn col
lege, at the morning services of the
, First Methodist church, Sunday.
5 J. B. Larimer, L. w. Wilson, j. s
GIendenning and the Rev. John A.
McAfee. of the Westminster Prespy
terrain church, will leave Tuesday for
Kansas City, Kan, where they will
attend meeting of the presbytery.
At the annual meeting of the Kan
sas council of women Saturday, 1t was
: decided to ask for the appointment of
a woman member on the industrial
court within the near future The re-
quest will be submitted to Gov. Henry
J. Allen.
/ News has reached Topeka that Mrs.
Charles Curtis, wife of the Kansas
senator, who has been in bad health
for a year, has suffered a relapse. and
is in a serious condition, Her health
had been thought to be improved I'M
$ til the last few weeks.
The Topeka agency for the Duran;
l automobile. four cylinder car. has
been secured by the Charles Wierenga
l Motor company, l013-10l5 Kansas
: avenue. The Topeka agency will for
the present time receive its cars from
S the Kansas City agency. 1t will sell
= for 1895 in Topeka.
All students who enroll in the public
school music course at Washburn col
: lege during the spring semester Will
! receive practical experience, according
Il 10 Dean v. SledthS - SlhdA
number of children who desire to learn
music will be given free instruction IN
a class taught by students
A unique service was held III
the First Unitarian church at II
o'clock Sunday morning, conducted
: entirely by the laymen of the church
: the minister sitting in the congrega-
: ton. An address was made by T. A
McNeaI, editor of the Kansas Farmer
and the Mail ard Breeze.
A bursting steam pipe in Grace
cathedral, made it impossible to hold
r services there Sunday, early in the
morning The regular services were
held at II o'clock in the morning ant
: at 1880 O'Clock in the Guild hall The
walls of the cathedral were slightly
= damaged by the bursting of the pipe
The teams eaptained by W. P. viii
I.ams and o. B. Edison are now lead
| ing the mems noon volley ball tour
| having won four games and lost two
y The teams captained by DR.. A. E. Bill
ings and A. r. Mulholland are in sec
ond place, having won two games ant
a, | lost four.
4 Father MCGUIRE of Washington. D
c.. will give an interesting address or
industrial Democracy, free to the
public, tonight at 1880 o'clock at the
high school auditorium. Mr.. n. j
r Slattery and Mr.. E A. Beebe of Wash
ington, D. C., representing the Ma
1 tional Council of Catholic Men, viii
S also speak.
1 The Rev. J. NJ. Bader of st. Louis
1 Mo, addressed the pastors of Chris
tan churches of Topeka at a meetine
. at 0 o'clock this morning at the FRS
Christian church. He will address &
mass meeting of the members of tbs
denominations at o'clock this eve
ming at the Third Christian church
l Third and Lake streets
Good records are needed for tbs
;, monographs bought recently by Mrs
= E. \. Farris for the patients of tn.
! state hospital. Mrs. Farris is occu
| pationai therapy instructor. Any on'
wishing to contribute records ol
money to purchase them with is asket
to call Mrs. Farris at the administra
$ ton building of the hospital.
Two hundred enrollments have bee.
received by the Teachers Placemen
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