The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-12

The regular meeting OF the North
Topeka Civic club will be held Tues
day evening at the Community house
The Merry workers class OF the
ka nsas Avenue Methodist church viii
give an entertainment Thursday eve
ming at 8 O'Clock at the Community
house, corner of Laurent and Jackson
streets. for the benefit of the church
building fund An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared. consisting of
readings by Miss celia Winner, instru-
mental music by Mrs Jay B. Hughes
and Miss Mechem. and also vocal mu-
sic a short play viii be given, en-
TITLED, Sewing for the Heathen-'
Parts will be taken by the following
women OF the class: Mrs. Ben Retter,
Mrs. James Fritz, Mrs A. J. King
Mrs. Edna Lyman. Mrs. George Col
Inns Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Ed BisseH
Mrs. Hassinger and Mrs Fowler.
The vacation Bible sccool of the
Second Presbyterian church opened
this morning AT the church. 1t will
continue for four weeks.
Two coIored women. cook and as
sistaut in a local restaurant. were
overheard in a street car discussing
eo-worker- She don cahr how she
act" stated one critic. she make
eyes heah and make eyes dab. Hits
plum scandlous." Hit sho' is"
agreed the second. she amt had no
bringing up. All calls her low grade"
The young people Of North Topeka
Baptist church viii hold a hamburg
fry tomorrow evening Those wishing
TO go meet at the church at 1880,
where cars VIII be provided.
Notes and Personals.
Stephen Humpries of 1925 Jackson
street, spent Sunday in Emporia.
George Hahn Of Kansas City is Wis
iting his cousin, Oliver Snediker, 924
Jackson street
- Miss Ruby May, stenogra pher at the
kaw Valley National bank, is sick at
her home. 621 West Gordon street
AIR and Mrs Charlie Myers of 1900
Tyler street, and family, are motoring
to Colorado on a Va cation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crawford OF
western Kansas formerly of Topeka
are visiting friends and relatives here
Miss Blanche Let's Of Maple Hill is
visiting Miss Eleanor sutton of .1OSS
Central avenue.
Miss Ada Peyton, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs Lucy E Pey-
ton, 1925 Kansas avenue, will leave
for Portland, Ore, Thursday Miss
Peyton has been employed with an
insurance com pany IN salt Lake CITY
but has been transferred TO Portland.
The Loyal Daughters class of the
Central Avenue Christian church Bible
school. viii hold a picnic luncheon at
s. 80 this evening at the home Of Miss
Mrs Sarah GarWood aged 50, died
last night at the home of her grand
daughter. Mrs Albert Hook. Route g.
Death was caused from heart disease
Mrs. GarwOod came TO Topeka in 1855
from Ohio, where she was born and
reared Besides her husband. Abra-
lam GarWood. she is survived by one
brother. sam Tidrick. Of Winside,
Neo.. and three sisters. Mrs Selma
McGec. Rittman. Ohio; Mrs Elizabeth
Dearth Newcomerstown, Ohio; and
Mrs. Alice Davidson, Opportunity
Wash
The Nipper has moved from 1913
Quincy street. south, 10 1921 Central
avenue.
Mrs ]. T Reedy. 2IT Laurent street,
will leave for Wisconsin soon TO visit
her SON
Shawnee council. No 5. 5. 3. A. will
hold imitation this evening at their
hall. S31 Kansas avenue. Refresh
mehts will he served
L f. Anderson, L. flaming and H
r. Logan have returned from Garden
City and other western points in Kan
sas where they have been on business