The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-20
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AT HOME NEWS

] of Commerce at noon today.
women's Relief corps No. 90. will
hold rummage sale at 30S Kansas
/ avenue. November %. "a and IS.
y meeting of the Topeka High
/ School Teachers guild viii be held
! Tuesday afternoon after school is dis
! missed.
Sweet Cider. wholesale and retail.
| Bottling Works. 22o1 Lincoln ST.
/ Phone 3I7S.-Adv.
] Plans for the annual all-school
/ party will be discussed by advisers of
the Topeka high school classes at
meeting Thursday afternoon.
A Japanese playlet will be presented
I Tuesday afternoon at meeting OF the
Topeka high school V w c. A to be
held in the Y w c. A building.
| Alexander S. Langsdorf of Wash
/ ington university spoke this morning
before an assembly of the sub senior
and senior classes of Topeka high
school
Bishop william F. Anderson has
/ been assigned to preside over the an
nuaI meeting of the Kansss Methodist
conference to be held in Topeka,
March ,21.
At the regular meeting of the To-
peka Real Estate Board. to be held
Friday evening, r. NJ. Mills, of Wich-
tia, president of the state association
of real estate boards. will be prin-
cipal speaker.
A pep assembly to arouse enthus-
iasm for the annual Lawrence-Topeka
football clash will be held Friday
morning at Topeka high school. Plans
for the assembly are being made by
the Girls Booster club.
A Ford sedan owned by the Checker
Cab and Baggage company turned over
lat Tenth avenue and Monroe streets,
lat O'Clock, SUNDAY evening. William
Pierson. the driver and only occupant
of the car, escaped uninjured
Due to the crowded conditions at
the Lowman Memorial Methodist
church, several Sunday school classes
will meet in the Lowman Hill school,
beginning December 3. according to
DR.. George E. Satterlee. pastor.
A party for members of both the
senior and sub senior classes of To-
peka high school is to be held Friday
night in the high school gymnasium.
The juniors will hold a Poppy Puri- |
IAN party" Saturday night in the gym
naslum.
Prof P. S. Zampiere of washburn
college will be the speaker at the |
weekly meeting of the Topeka Co
Operative club Tuesday evening at
PelIetier's tea room. w. E. Atchison |
and L. c. Rain are in charge of the |
program
Glenn /. Morris will give a program
consisting of electrical demonstrations
including radio and radio controlled |
mechanisms as the second number on
the community lyceum course of the
Lowman Memorial Methodist church, |
Tuesday night
The Kansas State Teachers associa-
ton has completed arrangements for |
the distribution of 10000 copies of the |
report of the Kansas school code COM |
mission, which will be printed within
the next zen days, according to Frank |
L. Pinet. secretary.
The ladies of the Yonga Yoga
Spiritualist church will serve lunch /
from IL a. m. to d. m. Wednesday,
November %, in the basement of the
]. o. o. F. hall. III West Sixth avenue.
An oyster supper will be served in the
evening from 6 to p. m.
Preparations are already being
made at Wellington for the entertain
ment o. the members of the Grand
Army of the. Republic at the annual |
state encampment. May 16, II and IS,
according to W. w. Denison, depart
ment commander for Kansas.
A demonstration of the new tele-
chapel service at Washburn this morn
ing Those who assisted in the
demonstration were: Miss Esther
Cox. Miss Helen Curyea, Miss Mary
Stoneking, Louis Eversole and Scoville |
Davidson.
Revival services held at the Low
man Memorial Methodist church for
the last three weeks, closed Sunday
night with sermon on The Liberty
of Sin" by DR.. George Z. Satterlee,
pastor. Miss Elsie o.. Hill, deaconess,
who was in charge of the music dur
ing the revival, sang special numbers
at both morning and evening services,
Sunday.
\ football festival to be held at To-
peka high school Tuesday, November
%, is being planned by the Hi-Y club
of Topeka high school. 1t is to be an
all-school affair. both boys and girls
p sw1a- III
merit vii, include a banquet and a
program in the gymnasium. If this
years festival is successful ii prob
ably VIII be made an annual event
A campaign to raise funds for the
new community house of the Central |
Congregational church to be erected
at a cost of between $4,000 and s125,-
600. probably will be held April 5 to
30, according TO the Rev. John Wells
Rahill pastor. H. H. Patterson, OF
Cleveland. o.. probably will be in
charge of the drive The congregation
may also rebuild a portion of the
church if it is deemed advisable
F. E. Chenowith, of Topeka, special
Great American companies. has re-
signed his position, in order to re-
cuperate his health. During his abb
sence. Albert Ball. Nebraska field
fiees at Norfolk. Neb.. will have charge
of both Kansas and Nebraska business
for them Chenowith established the
farm business of the two companies in
Kansas.
There was good attendance at the
showing of the film. the Reward of
Service at the Orpheum theater Sun
day afternoon-the last item on the
of Cancer Week, carried on
by the Shawnee County Medical So
ciety- Following the showing of the
film, DR. S T Willard spoke briefly
on, Vital Facts About Cancer" He
stressed the importance of recognizing
the disease before it has reached the
incurable stage. and having it treated