The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-17
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

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Brown-CrDnlmer Company. 41S New
England Bldg. ]. H Evans. resident
naanager.-Adv.
| Miss Marion Bartel. student in the
Washburn school of journalism, VIII
/ assist Miss Nell Stringfellow, Y. w
c. A. physical director. during the
summer months. in guarding swim
mers in the Y. w. c. A pool.
The public utilities commission has
approved continuance of the service
charge to gas customers in Paola-
The commission. however, ordered a
reduction of 5 cents a thousand cubic
feet for gas to Paola patrons
Officers and employees of the state
board Of health held their annual
1 picnic Friday at Gage park. A basket
| luncheon was served following pres
entation OF a homemade play enti-
tied, Priscilla Pendletons Picnic
Party"
The baseball team of the First
Evangelical church will meet the
Dover baseball team this afternoon at
Dover These two teams have not yet
met this season The Evangelical
team has won four games in the To-
peka church league.
The Rev. A. L. Mystrom and Ernest
johnson will leave Monday to attend
the annual convention of the Swedish
Evangelical Mission covenant to De
held In Chicago, June 20 to 20 Mrs.
Marguerite, will also attend the con-
ventioD.
The West side summer clinic for
babies and for child health is to be
held in Lowman Memorial church, II
has been decided by the Topeka Pub
lie Health Nursing association. The
clinic will be held on Tuesday morn
ings. the first clinic being at 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning OF next week The
clinic will not be held on the morning
OF July 4.
Miss Bonita Ferguson, young peo-
pies secretary of the Kansas Sunday
School association, will attend the dis
trict meeting of the association to be
held Sunday at Big Springs on Mon
day she will go to Kansas City TO at
tend the International Sunday School
convention, from June 10 to "a. Miss
Ferguson Will have charge of the Kan
sas young peoples exhibit at the con-
Yention.
More than $50 boys had swims in
the Y. NJ. c. A. pool this week, ac-
cording to Les" Titus, boys work
director. The biggest day was Tues
day when 140 boys went in Summer
classes have been arranged to allow
every boy two Nsyvims a week A class
for non-swimmers under the direc-
ton Of Numa James. assistant physical
director, is held every Thursday
morning
A pageant will be presented at s
o'clock Sunday night at the Trinity
Methodist church by members of the
Queen Esther circle Girls who will
appear on the program are Waun.ta
Louenberger, Helen Stoddard. Norma
Hadsell. Margaret Knaurer, Helen
Thorpe, Edna Ritter, Norma McGrew,
lxins, Floence Williams, Mary Smith,
Helen McGFew, Clarice Krauss, Leona
Sinner and Elma Ritter
Miss Irma Doster, daughter Of
Judge and Mrs. Frank Doster, is
spending q few weeks at home fol-
Miss Doster will render a violin solo
at the II o'clock Sunday morning
services at the First Unitarian church.
ala Topeka boulevard at which Judg,
the subject, The Life Hereafter
Miss Doster will play. 30, Promise
Ne" by Reginald DeKoven, arranged
for the violin.
Aaron Burr is the subject of the
address which Justice John s. Daw-
son of the Kansas supreme court will
deliver at 8 o'clock Sunday evening.
before the open forum meeting of the
Unitarian Laymen's league. at 914 To-
pelza boulevard. The address will be
an entertaining sketch of the historic
cal events of century ago, in which
the versatile and brilliant traitor OF
American history was the principal
figure. Judge Dawson's natural and
sides of n question with an open mind
will enable him to offer a true per-
sPective of this many-Sided American.
c. S. Davis, sanitary inspector of
the city health department. is not an
ticipating further difficulty in secur-
ing laborers to NOW vacant lots in
Topeka. Friday evening, NJ. G. Brown,
moving for the city some vacant lots
on HuntoOn street. between Plass and
Jewell avenues stumbled on a dis
trfN
manufacturer of corn whisky. There
was n five gallon jug of the beverage
cal efully wrapped in paper and de-
posted in the hedge alongside the
street Brown called the sanitary in
spector. who instructed him to turn
the liquor over to the police depart
ment-
J. B. Smith of Atchison addressed
the members of the Topeka Life I'm
derwriters' association at their last
meeting of the summer, held at noon
today at the Chamber of Commerce.
The underwriters adjourned today to
hold their next luncheon the third
Saturday IN September One new
member, E. H Ellington of Ottawa,
was elected to membership The as
ISOLATION has not yet selected a dele
gate to represent 1t at the national
convention OF the Life Underwriters
associations to be held at TOronoto,
Canada, August %. The selection will
be made by a referendum vote of the
association.
Officers of Jobs Daughters. who
were reelected at the meeting held
Friday night at the Masonic hall. were
Miss Mildred Bolinger, queen: Miss
Feluna Rickenbacker, senior princess.
and Miss Louise Kittel. guide. Others
elected were Miss Jean st. John.
junior princess, and Miss Hazel
Weeks. marshal. TIE officers viii be
installed July Z. Members of Jobs
their friends will hold
a picnic July 4. a committee has
been appointed to choose a place.
Candidates who were initiated Friday
night are: Misses Anna williams,
Norma ATcGrew, Jessie Tobias. June
Henderson, Helen Baughman, Frances
Berry and Ruth CcuarZ