The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-08
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AT HOME NEWS

afternoon and night = Steinberg' s.
Adv.
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail.
Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Phone S17S.-Adv.
The Central National bank and the
Central Trust company will close at
o'clock Thursday afternoon for the
funeral of Hilda Mary Burrow.
Members of Women's-Relief Corps
No. 5 will serve an armistice day dim
ner Saturday noon for the old soldiers
at the North Topeka community
house.
Members of the board of directors
of the Y w c. A. will hold their
November meeting at SEAS o'clock.
Thursday morning, at the association
building.
Hubert Work, postmaster general of
the United States, will speak at an as
sembly of the Topeka high school stu
dents Friday morning His talk Will
probably concern Armistice day.
a female elk calf has been born at
the Gage park zoo. and is doing nicely.
She is the first elk to be born in the
city of Topeka and will be named
"2O4" in honor of the local lodge of
Elks.
Capital Temple No. ? of the Pyth-
ian Sisters will give reception Thurs
day evening at Penwells hall in honor
of Grand Chief Mrs. Leontine Goss
All grand Officers, knights of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters are invited
= campaign was started Tuesday by
the members of the Washburn Col
lege ". NJ. C. A, to raise $3.50 for the
support of the association NJ. H.
Mexican. eoHege secretary of the State
Y. NJ c. A. addressed the meeting.
Election of editor and business man
ager of the Sunflower, the Topeka
high school year book for 1928, will be
held Friday morning at a meeting of
the junior and sub-senior classes in
stead of this morning, as it had been
planned.
Senator Arthur Capper spoke at the
Injecting of the Mems club of the First
Methodist church, Tuesday night. One
hundred persons were in attendance
Senator Capper described the ma
chinery of the senate and told how it
worked.
The Topeka Proyident association is
asking Topekans who have two sewing
machines that they do not use, for the
use of the machines at the sewing
school for Mexican girls in Branner
annex. The use of the annex for the
school has been authorized by the
board of education.
At the regular weekly meeting and
luncheon of the Shawnee county Phar-
maceutica1 association, held at noon
today at the Chamber of Commerce,
DIR. G.. II. Kali. of the Lederle Anti
Toxin laboratories al Kansas City, Mo.
was the principal speaker. He talked
to tfse druggists on the various bio
logical preparations which are ham
died in drug stores.
Plans are now being made at To-
peka high school for a pep assembly
to oprecede the game between Law
renee and Topeka high schools, to be
played November 25 on Washburn
field. The assembly will be staged
in the high school auditorium under
the direction of the Girls Booster club
and the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
Nadine Buck has been chosen by ad-
vfsers of the Booster club to make ar
IA gem ents for the program.
instructions for debate tryouts were
given Tuesday evening by Miss Grace
BiXler, Topeka high school debating
coach, to those who will attempt to
this year The tryouts are to be held
next Wednesday. Several inter-School
debates will probably be scheduled
this year. The school has almost COM
pleted arrangemen for debate with
Beatrice, Neb., high school team. but
definite plans have not been made.
Contract for the construction of the
new building of the Fidelity Savings
State bank and the Farm Mortgage
Trust company has been let to the
Senne Construction company. Work
commenced today. The building is to
stand at-rhe southeast corner or Sixth
and Kansas avenues It viii cost $50
000. and will be two stories high, of
brick construction. The original plans
for a considerably more pretentious
building were revised before the con-
tract was let.
Mrs Henry Dotterweich,- accom-
panied by Mr.. sDotterweich at the
piano, gave a series Of songs before
an assembly of the Topeka high school
students this morning. Following the |
program by Mr.. and Mrs Dotterweich. !