The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-24
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Tax exempt AznSdS DOnQEs Gu4W~
nee Investment Co. 554 kansas Ave.
Phone s05o.-Adv.
n. A. Turner. state auditor. will be
the speaker at the regular dinner and
meeting Of the Square Circle club at
Penetier's tea room tonight
DR.. Charles F. Matthews. pastor Of
the First Baptist church. left today
for Atchison. where he will preside
over the state Sunday school conyen-
ton
The members Of the T. w c. A.
gymnasium classes presented a min
streI show at the association building
Saturday. The proceeds which
amounted TO SIS, will be placed in the
association conference fund
Rev. F. NJ. FISHERMAN VIII conduct
quarterly conference al O'Clock to-
night at the First United Brethren
church Important business matters
will be discussed and church officials
have requested a large attendance by
members
Miss Sue Lowell. a resident OF Ingle-
side home. celebrated her ninetieth
taught school for fifty years More
than half Of that time was spent in
Kansas schools. She served as an
army nurse one year in the Civil war.
An entertainment in charge of the
boys OF the Industrial school Will be
kansas avenue. Tuesday night at 8
o'cioCk- The entertainment will be
undar the auspices of Silver Cloud
council No. u, Degree of Pocahontas-
The two teams participating in the
mem bershi2 drive Of the colored Y. NJ
C A vii hold a banquet at s O'Clock
Thursday evening at the association
rooms, 40 Kansas avenue. Baxter
Duke is in charge OF the Red team
and Charles c. Lyle, is directing the
Blue team
Twenty-Five employees OF the Crock
EFT Mercantile company Sunday took
an auto trip to Sabethas Kan, where
another store was receGtly purchased
BY the Crockett interests The clerks
Of the Sabetha store were on hand TO
welcome the Topeka clerks and all en-
joyed chicken dinner at the hotel
Mrs Minnie N. Stamm today filed
petition in the district court asking
a divorce from Albert E Stamu. sos
Tyler street She charges him with
cruelty. alleging that he struck her.
She also asks that her maiden name,
Minnie n Mcintyre. be restored TO
1870 nss ~ @
In comnenoration OF the 10srd an
niversary Of Rebekahisnl, Naomi
lodge No. IS will give a musical and
literary program at the hall 119 West
sixth avenue this evening Music by
ture Of the evening. DR. s T. Willard
will give n talk on the origin and
meaning Of Rebekahisn.
Local officers have been advised
OF the arrest in Los Angeles. Cal. of
A. r. McGinnis. wanted here on
charge OF passing bad checks He was
arrested here on the charge two years
ago but forfeited his bond by failure
to appear for trial A suit against his
bondsman. George ". Hamilton, is
pending in the district court
Several Topeka insurance men,
members of the Ancient Order OF the
Blue Goose. will attend the annual
meeting of the Kansas Missouri
Pond" Of that order. at the Baltimore
hotel in Kansas City. No, tonight
VIII I. Drum. who presided at the
regular luncheon and meeting OF the
Monday Lunch club. today: N X Mel
son. B. z. Marsh and W. B. Gasche-
The Apex theater at seq kansas
avenue has been sold by r H. Wade TO
Shepard. who has moved to Topeka.
plans TO remodel the building and
carry more extensive programs, IL was
announced. The Apex was started
ten years ago by a group OF negroes
headed by X h PinkstOn- Wade be
came sole owner some months ago
when he purchased the interests Of
John NJ. Wright.
John Thomas, 40 Topeka boule-
ward. and Urban Severein. s22 West
Sixth avenue. were slightly injured
about midnight Sunday night when
thev we're struck b. Payne taxicab
driven by W. B. Williamson An
um brella the boys were carrying
proba bly, prevented them from seeing
the cab. it was said Thomas sus-
bruises when he was thrown against
white way pole Severein was
bruised.
H. Lee Jones. who has been en-
gagged in newspaper work IN Topeka
for the past year. will leave this week
10 become secretary or the Cha mber
OF Commerce at Hays. Kan Jones
has been engaE ed in commercial and
business reporting in Topeka during
his newspaper service here, and mas
work. which will be OF vast assistance
10 him in his new place. Mrs Jones.
formerly Sue Carmody. has also been
in newspaper work here.
The mana cement Of the Chamber OF
Commerce dining room will be taken
over on May 1 BY 51r. and Mrs ". c
Chsfree. now in charge of the tea
room at the Warren NJ Crosby store.
Mrs. Margaret A. DuBreufl. who has
been IN charge OF the Chamber OF
Commerce dining room for more than
three years is 70 supervise the newly
installed bakery department of the
Dibbie Grocery company MI and
Mrs Chaffee will continue in charge
OF the Warren NJ Crosby tea room
Several Topeka men. members of
the Gideons, religious orga nization OF
travelling men. will attend the an
nual state convention Of the organ
ization Tn PfttsburE. Kan. May 5.
and = The state convention was held
IN TopsEa last year w e Kittell.
state esident; J. NJ AverfIl. state
secretly. and J. H Luxron. state
treasurer. are all Topeka men The
state chaplain. John Ellis. lives at Nor
ton. NJ. NJ Sanderson OF Buffalo. y
Y. one OF the national trustees of the
GideOns. will represent the national
organization at the state convention