The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-01
Local Mention

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Miss Frances Foulks of the Kansas
City Unity school of Practical Chris
tianity will speak at the Unitarian
church at 5 o'clock on Sunday after
noon, November 5. A public feeling
service will follow the lecture, also
free will offering. Everybody well
come.-Adv.
Lee Ticehurst for Register of Deeds.
Adv
The members of Media Grotto, To-
pekas newest order in which mem
bership is contingent on membership
in Masonic bodies, will hold their first
| ceremonial in Topeka in the early
announcement made today by James
B. Doncyson, secretary. A large class
of candidates may be initiated. The
band. patrol and drill team of the
attendance. The use of the Masonic
temple, auditorium and a dance hall
will be necessary to stage the affair.
{ owen ]. Wood is monarch. The
grotto has a membership of 13G per-
sons The organization is planning on
organizing a band, patrol, orchestra
and drill team in the near future.
Committees chosen at a meeting
Tuesday afternoon to plan the affairs
of the high school Y. W. c. A. for this
term were: Finance committee Vir-
ginia Scholle, Esther Mary Snyder,
Julia Marshall, Ida Lee Ellis, Helen
Broderson. Ruth Linge. Albertine Cox.
Jean Beverly, Katherine Glasscock
ana Harriet Highly; social affairs,
Doris Gilmore, Esther Mullin, Anita
Housh, Mary Ruth Doerr Margaret
Eckert, Marguerite Knuaer, Martha
Du Mars, Helen McAdams Mabel Her
rington, Sarah Sue Ewing, Grace
Brown. Nina Bliss, Betty Tasker, Will
ma Shortt, Elma Ritter. Margaret
Payne. Delma Robbins, Ruth Stock,
Linn, Margaret Kelsey and Katherine
Harding; conference, Nadine Buck.
Frances Beck, Gwen Dunaway, Carol
Gardner, Mary Green. Hazel kahl,
Marian Lacy, Virginia Mills Mignon
Nye, Mildred Stretcher and Eleanor
Shaffer; social standards Peggie Sal
lee. Lucille Roberts, Margaret Gard
ner, Eleanor Lippin and Edna Ritter;
posters, Blynn Corwine, Eileen Cow
gill, Margaret Eckert, Ada Berry,
Florence Layton, Genevieve Douglas
and Marguerite Nellis; new member
ships, Wilma Seybold, Marjorie Reese,
Arloa Bell. Beu1ah Ransom, Katherine
Jordan, Olive Jester, Betty Chesney,
Mabel eager, Velma Hanson, Greeta
Johnson, Velna Rickenbacker, Mil
dred Sanders and Thema Merchant.
regular meeting held every Tuesday
afternoon.
Cash for Liberty Bonds. KIeinhans.
ADV.
The sophomore and sub-sophomore
classes of Topeka high school will
have a party Friday evening in the
high school gymnasium.
A meeting of the sectional chairman
of the council of administration of the
Kansas State Teachers association
was held today in the offices of the
ssociation for the purpose of arrang-
Gil in Topeka next January. Persons
in attendance at the meeting were:
Prof. Walter r. Smith, Lawrence;
Roy c. Reynolds, Fort Scott; J. L.
Hutchinson. Pittsburg; G. A Thomas
EIdorado; A. K. Loomis, Hiawatha;
DR.. G. M. Montee. Pittsburg; Miss
Emma Hyde, Manhattan; Miss Julia
Davis, Topeka, and Frank l. Pinet,
Topeka, secretary.
The choir of the First Methodist
church will not hold their chicken fry
in Tecumseh this week, due to the un-
favorable weather.
The choir of the>-First Congrega-
tional church. under the leadership of
Prof Albert Haberstro, will meet for
church. All members are urged to be
present.
Poor ventilation and heating has
been reported in several of the high
school class rooms due to students
sticking pins, pencils and paper into
the thermOStats. Teachers were
asked today to explain to the students
that if they wish good ventilation and
heating they must not rouch the ther-
mOstats.
Anew ruling made by the Topeka
high school faculty will make it very
difficult for a student, who has beer
allowed to leave a classroom to go to
the school library, to make a dash to
a nearby store for candy before re-;
turning to the room. By the new sys-
tenn an accurate account of the time
he leaves the room, when he enters
the library and the total time used in
making the trip will be kept
The regular weekly meeting and
luncheon of the Printing Salesmen's
club was held at noon today at the
Chamber of Commerce.
c. H. Scheffield.a noted electrical
engineer of southern California, will
speak this afternoon at meeting OF
the Topeka High School Polytechnic
Science club. An experiment in which
performed at the meeting.
The two-story brick residence on
the property eff the St. Johns Evan
selicaI Lutheran church. southeast
corner of Fourth avenue and Harrison
street is being razed this week to
make way for playground for the