The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-04
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

a second class in millinery has been
organized at the Y. w. c. A.
The Central Y. NJ c. A. will hold
its annual membership canvass April
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The Santa F'e Glee club viii give a
concert at the Lowman Memorial
Methodist church tonight.
Mrs. W. Mora George. who under
went an operation at Christ's hospital
March so, continues to improve.
The members of the cabinet of the
Business and Professional Women S
club will hold meeting at the Y W.
c. 4. tonight.
marriage license was issued in
! Kansas City Monday TO two Topekans.
Harley X Davidson, p, and Mildred
( NJ Rapley, Is
Bids on the construction Of sewers
I in sewer districts Nos 50. 53 and 81
are 10 be received by the city COM
mission on April is, not later than 10
/ clock
The city commission this morning
! passed. on second reading. the resolu-
tion providing for the paving of West
Ninth street from Lane street to Lin
! coin street.
Mrs. Henry Fake. 1880 Polk street
will be hostess to the members of the
\ Women's Benefit association of the
Macab- 8. Hive No. 20, at thimbles
ana cards Friday afternoon.
| Prof w A Irwin was elected pres
ident of the Washburn college fac
ulty club at a meeting Monday night
at Thomas gymnasium. Miss Rose
Baker was elected treasurer
The missionary society OF the
! United Presbyterian church will hold
its monthly meeting at 2:S0 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. II. Chalmers. 1858 West street.
The city commission this morning
passed the ordinance providing for the
payment of salaries for the last half
of March. and bills for the entire
month amounting to a total o. s7S,-
1913.
The regular dinner and meeting of
the COOPERATIVE club will be held at
tonight. W. r. Carrie and DR.. 5. T.
Willard are to be in charge of the
program.
''Sixty-five million Americans have
no church. An irreligious nation can
not survive. Join a church" This is
the pre-Eas ter message of the Uni
tartan "Wayside Pulpit at 914 To-
peka boulevard.
The Lentcn round table class con-
Quoted by the Rev. Clifton Merritt
Gray Will meet in the Unitarian
church parlors at 1880 Wednesday
evening. The subject for the evening
is Heaven and He'll"
Harry Bone. president of the Wash
burn college Y. NJ c. A, will leave
Friday for Lincoln, Neb.. where he
ing of the committee of counsel of
college Y. NJ. c. AS.
W. A. Biby. state chairman of the
Near East Relief, will address the
Chamber of Commerce at Holton to-
night. THE Chamber of Commerce
Clearing House of Community Inter
ests,' Will be his topic
The city commission this morning
appointed F. A. RAIDER. Carrie L. Mey-
er and Z. F. ROudebush as appraisers
to assess the benefits in connection
with the construction of sewers in
districts So, 53 and 54.
The city commission this morning
authorized the mayor to sign an agree
ment with the Missouri Pacific Rail-
road company providing for the pave
ment of Adams street, from Eighth
avenue to Ninth street.
Cupid's aim is poor this year. says
A. J. Stout. superintendent of schools. |
There are not nearly so many resigna- !
tions being made by the teachers. |
Only two teachers in school have
asked for reelection for next year.
on motion of Commissioner of
Streets and Public improvements w. |
s. Hancock. the city commission this /
morning determined that petitions for /
the construction of sidewalks during |
1922 should not be considered after |
April 20.
The city commission this morning |
instructed the city clerk to address a |
letter to the appraisers who have been
assessing damages and benefits In the
widening of West Eighth avenue. ask
ing them to report what progress they
have made
Balfour Jeffrey was elected presi-
dent of the Hi-Y club of Topeka high
nf Monday fu1 at !
the Central Y. NJ c. A. Other officers
elected were: Richard Edmiston, vice
president; Don Meyers. secretary, and |
Gerald Henderson, treasurer.
Camp No 536, NJ. w. A, minstrel
will attend the AL C. Fields
show at the Grand theater
this evening upon the invitation of
Louis r. Vesper and Mel w. Lung
strum, directors of Sunflower min
strels.
Z. L. Moon was selected to repre-
sent Topeka lodge No. 524. L. O. o.
NJ. at the meeting of the grand lodge
to DE held May S, and 10 at Kansas
Oklahoma. Iowa and Missouri are I'M
der the jurisdiction of the grand
lodge.
The office of s. J. Rice and John
T. Lagerstrom. state representatives
for the Prudential Life Insurance
has been established at
Room 4O1. the Mulyane building. IN
stead of in the Columbian building,
as recently stated in error in The To-
peka state Journal.
F B. Houghton or Chica so. freigh.
traffic mana ger for the Santa Fe sys-
tenn. passed thru Topeka this after
noon on his way to the Pacific coast
J. r. koontz, assistant IRE. ght traffic
ma ma ger. met Mr.. HOughton at Kan
sas City this morning and accompan-
led him to Topeka.
At the regular meeting of the To-
pel1a Life Underwriters associations
Saturday, Russell Grimes. state man
a ger for the Fidelity Mutual Insur-
ance company. will speak on '.Rea-