The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-12-12
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS,

a meeting of the Topeka high
wednesday morning at O'Clock at
, the high school building.
The smell of alcohol from motor
cars on the streets of Topeka today
I reminded the cd timers of the days
when the whiffs came from drug
stores
I A. A. Remington. Y. NJ. c. a. state
1 secretary left Topeka Monday on
weeks trip in the interest of the Y. NJ
lC. A. He will visit Newton, Hutchin-
son and Arkansas City
Topeka merchants are yelping about
the lack of demand for the supply OF
| Christmas bob sIedS this season. "One
good snow between now and Christ
mas would sell the stock" they say
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Second United Brethren church
will hold a business meeting ana so
| ciaI tonight at the home of the Rev.
and Mrs. DuVze. 1913 East Tenth ave-
nue..
Frank G. Richard. general secretary
of the Kansas Sunday School associa-
ton. will attend Sunday school confer
ences at Pittsburg, Wichita, Newton
ana Arkansas City the last of this
week.
Cov.-elect Jonathan NJ Davis will
he the speaker at a o'clock dinner
which will be given this evening by
the Mems club of the First Methodist
church. The dinner will be held at
the church
Yeoman lodge No. 1912. of Topeka
will give a tacky dance at the Eagie
hall, 61S Kansas avenue, WEDNESDAY
evening. No admission fee VIII De
charged. and the general public is IN
vited to attend
Meetings of all classes at Topeka
high school will be held Wednesday
morning to complete plans for the all
school party and to sell tickets TO the
annual social affair which is TO be
held Friday night
Prof. H. J. Colburn of the Washburn
rural high school will give two read
ings at the public reading club in NC
Vicar chapel Wednesday night. ne
will read a play The Ghtterlng Gate,
and 1.-The Man That Was" by Kipling'
The monthly meeting of the faculty
of the law department of Washburn
college, was held at the Chamber OF
Commerce at noon today NO action
was taken. the meeting being for the
purpose of discussing general ques-
lions of policy
Students in Miss Katherin fuckers
room at Topeka high school led the
school today in deposits in the school
banking system by making Z total De
post of $1S.26- The amount de-
posted by all of the students COM
bined was $56.9S.
The city streets were a mist of
steaming motor car radiators this
morning. Frost and Slush in the cool
ing systems heated up the radiators.
Hundreds Of cars were frozen up dur
ing the night and repair shops were
behind in their work today.
Fred Z. Gates, superintendent of
the business department of the County
and State Sunday School association,
is spending the week touring the
northeastern part of Kansas in the
promotion of the annual individual
III lon,
The executive committee of the To-
peka Engineers club met at the
Chamber of Commerce at noon today
to arrange for the entertainment of
the fifteenth annual convention of the
Kansas Engineering society, which
will be held in Topeka, December IA
and Is.
The Rev. David c. Beatty. canon of
Grace Cathedral, has written and ar
ranged a pageant of the Nativity
dren of Grace Cathedral Sunday
school in the Cathedral Guild Hail on
the afternoon IF Saturday, Decem-
Der %. !
NJ H. Mexican, state student secre- |
tary of the Y. NJ. c. A, left today for
from there he will go to Kansas Yves |
leyan university at Salina. He re
turned Monday from a trip to Baker |
university, at Baldwin, and Kansas
City university.
George w. StansfieId, president of
the Topeka Chamber of Commerce, |
A. E. Van Petten, first vice president. |
and G.. c. Sickler, secretary, will go to
Burlingame tonight. to lend their sup |
port to a mass meeting to be held |
there for the purpose of organizing |
Chamber of Commerce.
Topeka high schools will unite In |
sending a box of toys, Christmas nov |
elites, and eatables to the students of
the Indian school at Mescalero. n. NJ. |
Saturday. The students of Topeka |
high, Oakland high, Seaman high and |
Washburn high will all contribute !
towards the Christmas box.
The Rev. ]. B. Gonzales, superin- |