The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-17

or after 2. Other hours $3.50.
Twenty-Five dollars was cleared by
the Booster class of the Central Ave-
nue. Christian church by the play Civ
en- by the members last week. The
parts were well acted thruout. Mrs
Teets was the pianist. The proceeds
will go toward redecorating the Bible
school rooms for the little folks.
Among old time residents of North
Topeka are Mrs. NJ. F. Green and son
and daughter, Frank T. Green and Mrs
Lille Basye, who came to North To-
three years ago, locating at 1927 Har-
rison street, where Theo Green. the
father, died the following year Mrs.
Green is "a years old and in good
health Frank Green is employed at
the A. T. & S. F. storehouse, with
nineteen years service.
H. A. French will be a delegate
from the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church
to the convention of the northeast
Division State Sunday School associa-
ton of the Methodist church to be
held in Atchison. April 24-26. Mrs.
John Moore is alternate. The Rev. r.
E. Gordon, pastor, will attend also.
The class of the Good Shepherd
church which has been preparing for
son will be confirmed by Bishop
James Wise wednesday evening at
o'clock.
Addition of twelve members and
the baptism of eight children and sew
en- adults marked the opening of Eas-
ter week at the Kansas Avenue Meth
od:st church Sunday. A pageant.
THE Easter Pilgrims" telling the
story of the Easter season, was the
feature of the evening service. The
Easter cantata by the choir will be
given next Sunday evening under the
direction of NJ. c. Holman. Between
twenty-five and thirty persons will
take part.
Thru the efforts of Robert Van
trict, Shorey school won the first
place in the spelling match at Seaman
high school Saturday evening. En-
trants from eight other schools COM
peted. The silver loving cup, which
was the prize, will remain in the pos
year when it must be defended. Pu-
pills from the fourth to the eighth
grades competed. Following the grade
contest, high school pupils and boys
from the industrial school held a
match, Miss Edna Hughes being de-
clared winner.
At the business meeting of the Joy
day school held last Friday evening
the following officers were reelected
to hold office for the coming six
months: President, Olive Ward; vice
president, Augusta Hardt; secretary,
Faith Dean; treasurer, Betty Byrd;
chairman reception committee, Gar
nett Cooper; chairman new member
committee, Hazel HotchkiSs; chair
man program and flower committee,
Nellie Ward; chairman cleanup COM
Erada Johnston
missionary committee, Olive Fisher; |
librarian, Phyllis Allen. Interesting
features of the evening were talks, |
Service to Others" given by their |
Living Up to Our Reputation by |
their teacher, Mr.. c. NJ. Morrow. !
Plans were made for a social to be |
given next month, and a program of |
activities was outlined for the next |
several months.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. James Anderson is recovering
from an attack of sciatica at her |
home, 1901 Madison street.
Officers of the Epworth League of |
will be elected Tuesday at a meeting |
to be held at the parsonage, $40 Park |
street. A social hour will follow the i
business meeting.
Ninety-nine cents aluminium sale, |
Tuesday, April Is. at o'clock, at H. |
NJ. Foust Variety store, North Topeka.
Roasters, dishpans, tea kettles, water
pals, etc.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Keller visited |
Mr.. Kellers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Keller of 141s Quincy street, |
over Easter. Mr.. Keller, formerly of /
North Topeka, has taken a position
as travelling state auditor for the
Public Service commission for Mis-
souri,, with headquarters at Jefferson
City.
A potluck supper at $50 o'clock
will open the meeting of the senior
Queen Esther circle of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church held at the
church this evening.
The North Topeka branch of the
W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at the home of
street
o. B. Bradley. ss4 Kansas avenue,
has gone to Chicago on a business
rip.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Church of
he Good Shepherd will give a bene-
it apron party and sale on Tuesday
Ifternoon and evening, April 18th, at
he Community House, corner Laurent
md jackson streets. All are cordially
Mrs. S. J. Britain. SIS Quincy
street, has returned from Atchison,
where she was called when her moth
n, Mrs. Chew, fell and sustained a
broken arm. Mrs. Chew is getting
long nicely.
The Boy Scouts band will furnish
music for the dance given by Shawnee
Council No. 3 this evening for mem
,ers and invited friends, following the :
egular meeting
Mrs G. NJ. Blakeslee, who has been
the winter with her sister