The Topeka state journal., 1922-07-08
Lend a Hand.


Lend n Hand.
A meeting of the directors of the
North Topeka Civic club has beep
called for next Monday evening at S.
r. Dexter's office. Arrangements will
be made at the meeting for canvass
of North Topeka for contributions to-
ward the park improvement fund. \
sum amounting to more than $1,000 IS
to be raised in the city for this fund
and North Topeka will get the first
50, 900 raised, which will go toward
improving the tourist accommodations
at Garfield park But North Topeka
must do her part in raising the entire
amount and personal canvass Will
be made toward this end. Shower
baths, lavatories and laundry facilities
are to be installed in the north end of
the Casino at Garfield park, which
improvements will make the tourist
camping grounds equal to any in the
city. This will be a big advertisement
and drawing card for North Topeka
and citizens of this side should be
eager to help the movement financial
ly or in any other way possible.
An unusual and interesting religious
drama will be presented at the KAN
sas Avenue Methodist church Sunday
morning at II o'clock by DR., NJ. e
Osborne, playwright. LECTURER and
traveller. He will be assisted by a cast
of thirty persons.
The drama, which is Oriental in
character, gives an insight of the
movements of the masses in India and
exposes the caste SYSTEM The mis-
sionary appeal which it holds doubt
less has much in common with the life
of DR.. Osborne, as he was born in
India, and his grandparents were mas
sacred at the time of the Indian Sepoy
mutiHy, while his father served as a
missionary ameng the Hindu for tven-
ty-seven years.
TDo,.o 1x-,1roo - ++a a,,;nax, ,a1ay
ground will spend Saturday and sun
day at the Boy Scout camp and North
Topeka Outing camp at Maple Hill.
The boys of quincy playground won
the city horseshoe championship at
the tournament held at City park FRI
day.
The free Red Cross baby clinic will
be held at the Nortn Topeka Com
munity house corner of Jackson and
Laurent streets, wednesday morning,
July IL, from 10 to IL o'clock, with
physician and nurses in attendance.
The following officers were in
stalled Friday evening at the meet
ing of Amity temple. No. 10S, Pythian
Sisters: Past chief, Mabel Dexter;
most excellent chief, Blossom Robin
sen; excellent senior, Hulda Heven-
der; excellent junior, Ida Lesser;
manager, Anna HightoweF; mistress
of finance, AIcena Hurst; mistress Of
Feeords and seals, Myrtle HovendeH;
Brotector, Layina Worstal; outer
guard, Minnie Robinson.
The Community Service club will
meet Tuesday afternoon, July II, at
o'clock, with Mrs. ]. G. Mitchell.
Central avenue, route 5. Mrs. Kitteli
viii be present and give lessons in
basket weaving. Each woman is re-
quested to bring large darninS nee
die. Mrs Harry Forbes will tell
ABOUT the Good Will contest, and Mrs.
Julia Kfene will explain the new pro
ducer-consumer market project.
The Community Service club is one
or the most enthusiastic and active
among the rural clubs in the county.
1t has membership OF nearly forty.
and Interesting. Mrs. Ray Mover is
president and Mrs. Ralph KimbaI,
secretary.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. E G. Sanders and daughter
F'reda, of Denver, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Sanders of S11 Quincy
street.
A picnic was held at Garfield park
last evening by the Sunshine class of
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church,
followed-by a business meeting.
The Herman family has moved TO
1893 Monroe street from 1915 Morris
avenue.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Campbell of Pueblo, who
is visiting her son, Ralph Campbell of
the Campbell Drug company, suffered
broken leg Thursday night, when
she slipped and fell on the floor at
his home. 1926 Mulvane. She is doing
as well as can be expected, Mr.. Camp
bell says. The large bone of the leg
joint, an X~Fay disclosed.
Mr.. and Mrs, Roy Boast, 'se9 JACKIE
son street, expect to leave July 16 for
a motor trip to Colorado.
George Hahn of Kansas City, who
has been visiting his aunt Mrs. ]. G.
Spediker and family, of Jackson street.
will return home Sunday, accompanied
by his cousin, AHgeline, who will re-
main for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Borrew's troubles will
be disclosed in home talent play put
on by~Shawnee Council No. 8, S. B. A,
at their hall, ss1 Kansas avenue,
| Monday evening. No charge will be
made for the entertainment which will
| consist of a varied program. Mem
bers of other councils are invited.
S. r, Dexter, undertaken, s23 Kan,
sas aYenue.-Adv-
Miss Emily Hall entertained last
| evening at her home in Quincy street
/ for Miss Margaret Collins. who will
! her aprents to make her future home.
| Mrs. Boatright entertained at her
home in honor of the sixth birthday
anniversary of her little daughter
( MARY. Inc guests VAdAy
right, Constance Clark, Mary Clark,
Nellie Clayburg, Doris Clayburg, Ethel
Clayburg. Bonnies Clayburg, Vera
/ Cole, ViFginia Johnston. Betty kim
i BILE, Martha Paisley, Mary Paisley,
Naomi Retter, TheIma fowler, Geldie
fowler, Jack Shirley, Don Kimball,
| Eugene Clark Kenneth FarHswoFth,
| Jackie Boatright, Charles Alden, Lewis
| Shirley. Mrs. Boatright was assisted
/ in entertaining the little guests by
| Mrs. Johnston Mrs. Shirley and Mr..
| Boatright.
The Berean class of the North To-
peka Baptist church held an all-day
picnic Friday at the home of the