The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-24
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Modoc club will give the first
number on the Auburn community en-
tertainment series at Auburn tonight.
Sweet Cider. wholesale and retail.
Bottling Works, 2201 Lincoln St.
Phone 317S.-Adv-
The dramatic club of Topeka high
school will present program of
readings and sketches at Sis O'clock
this evening at the RAILROAD Y. NJ
c. a.
Craftsmanship students Of Topeka
high school are working in downtown
stores this week Practical work in.
stores is required for credit in the
course
''It is a deplorable state that the
most talented people as class are the
least spiritual" said Mime. Barereux-
Thursday night. < The further ourN
boys and girls go into education in the
colleges the more they depart from
spiritual things"
The Rev. ]. T.. Crawford, executive
secretary of the Kansas BaptistNcon-
vention, left Thursday for Morgan
vile, where he will consult with the
congregation of that place in regard
to the work of the church for 1928.
He will speak at the Holton church
Sunday.
The Rev. ]. B. Gonzales. superin-
LenQenL Oh the GOnSTe&aIlOndf
conference, will deliver sermons at the
RosedaAe, Plymouth and Welborn
churches, of kansas City. Sunday.
The Rev. Samuel Edgar. who has
served as a missionary IN Turkey since
1907, will speak at O'Clock tonight
at the Reformed Presbyterian church
92O Clay street.
I, w. Williamson. Topeka architect
in charge of the plans for the hotel
to be erected at the corner of Seventh
and Jackson streets by the Topeka
Hotel companqy, is in New York,~con-
sulting with the architectural staff OF
the George B. Post & Sons company,
with whom he is inspecting several
large hotels in the east, searching for
features to be incorporated in the
plains for the new Topeka hotel.
America big turkey with a
voracious appetite, is slated TO grace
the Thanksgiving dinner table of some
Topeka family, of which one member
is a good guesser. America is in a
coop in the window of the Jordan
Electric company's store, with bowl
of corn before him. The Topekan who
can guess how many grains of coru
the big turk will eat before Thanks
giving day, gets the turkey, corn and
all.
J. H. Brinkmeyer. of st. Louis, ma
tional president of the Poster Adver-
Using association of the United States
and Canada, is in Topeka, visiting r.
x. Hinkson, secretary of the Tri-State
Advertising association of poster ad-
vertising men, Hinkson and Brink
meyer attended the annual meeting of
the Tri-State association at Kansas
City this week, where H4nkson won,
for the second time, the Hobson cup
offered for the best exhibit of poster
advertising, in competition with twen-
Iy-seven divisional associations.
More than 1000 members of Sloan
lodge No 225, A. F. & A. NJ, and their
wives and ladies were in attendance
at the annual party of the lodge held
Thursday night in the Masonic tenn
pie. Following the banquet at $3.50
O'Clock a program furnished by Gr L.
Hooper, of the Orpheum and Isis
ture comedy and an act by six Royai
The orchestra. of the two theaters fur
nished music during the banquet. A
ball was held in Kellam hall.
w. A Richards, formerly head of
the physics department. in Topeka high
school, is substituting at the high
school for Miss Effie Hand, who has
given up teaching and has gone to
Kansas City, Mo, on account of illness.
Miss Carmie Wolfe, head of the To-
peka high school English department,
who is on a years leave of absence,
is now in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, ac-
cording to a letter received recently
at the school. Miss Wolfe plans to
spend several weeks on both the east
and west coasts of South America be-
fore returning to Topeka