The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-13
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AT HOME NEWS

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lschooI met this morning with the ma
ltionaI secretary of the colored Y. W.
lie. A. to make plans for a colored Girl
Reserves club
..Zeke" Shilling will be the speaker
this evening at a meeting or the El-1
cI,b Of Topeka high school to be held
az the Y. NJ. C. A. building. Sam Boyle
will give a chalk talk
Amin Holmes. of Valley. Neb.. new
J nastor of the local Swedish Baptist
cbTrcb visited the offices of the KAN
sas Baptist convention today he Is
well pleased with Topeka
| The Rev. ]. T. Crawford, executive
| sac-atsrv of the Kansas Baptist con-
vention, returned to Topeka today
| from Cedar Vale, where he dedicated
a new Baptist church, Sunday.
The Community Bible Study club
I pastor of the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church. will meet at the Y W. C. A.
tuesday afternoon at O'CLOCK
| The date of the ceremonial or
| Media Grotto, which was SET lot 1ues
/ day december 5, has been changed
/ r. Thursday, December z, James b.
! Doncvson, secretary, announced today.
THE fall banquet and entertainment
of the Norden Benefit association Will
be held Tuesday evening at Koy1 az AT
| Canuu hall, 627 Kansas avenue mem
hers and their friends are invited to
attend
Mrs. Mary Z. Furnish, director of
| religious education for the Kansas
Christian Missionary society' opened
a training school today IN Kansas
| CITY. Kan. for Sunday school workers.
The school will be held for one week.
The Rev. John D. Zimmerman sec
retarNr of the Kansas Christian MIS-
sfonary society, will lay the corner
stone for the new Junction City Chris
tan church next Sunday. he SPOKE
sunday at the Grandview church,
Kansas City, Kan
F. Schilling, of the S. E. Lux, Jr,
Mercantile company, will speak at a
meeting of the Hi-Y club of Topeka
bigh school. at $50 o'clock this eve
ming at the Y. NJ C A sam Boyies
will give a chalk talk. The suDlect 10
be discussed at the meeting IS Lead
ership.'
seven registrations have been re-
ceived by o. w. Hascall, boys work
secretary of the Central \ M. Z. A.
for the sixth annual state 4: NJ =: a
older Boys conference at Manhattan
December 1, . and g. He expects to
have a total registration of twenty
five by Tuesday evening
E. ]. Smalley, secretary of the Al
lance Cooperative insurance COM
many. left today for Lebanon, where
he will adjust insurance claims 1or
wind damage done on November s.
He will return to Belleville Tuesday
night and will attend the state con
there wednesday and Thursday OF
this week.
There will be a meeting of the Court |
of Honor of the Topeka Boy Scouts.
at 1880 o'clock tonight IN the snais
committee room at the Chamber OF
Commerce. Judge James A. Mcclure,
chairman of the Court of Honor, VIII /
preside. The meeting is for the pur-
several Scouts who have successfully |
passed the qualifying tests for them. /
DR.. Helen Gage will deliver her
third lecture on health to WaShburn
girls this afternoon in the gymnasium /
at o'clock. All girls who are taxing
ouired to be present and any others
who are interested are invited to at
tend. Doctor Gage is a member or
the national board of the Y W. Z. A.
and was especially procured for these
lectures
A membership campaign by which
the Topeka Real Estate board hopes
to increase its membership. TO 1Oo
active and $50 to 500 associate MEM
bers. is being carried on by that or
ganization. Every Topeka man active
" dealing in real estate is to be asked
to become an active member and lead
ers in other businesses and pro-
LESSONS are being asked to become
associate members of the board
Three new cases of diphtheria were
reported to the office of DR.. Earle G.
Brown, city health officer, this morn
ing making nineteen active cases in
the city. Ten cases were released Sat
urday. There were twenty-six cases
of diphtheria in Topeka last week, &C
cording to the weekly report FIVE
cases of scarlet fever were reported,
four of whooping cough, one of small
pox, one of tuberculosis and two cases
of social disease. |.
The first service of the Prayer week
which Washburn college is observing
\ al a
this week, in common witn an tne
Y. NJ. c. A and Y. w. G. A. associa-
tons in the world, was held this morn
ing at the regular chapel hour The
Y. NJ. c. A. and the Y. w, 9. A. met
separately Miss Mildred 1nSkeeps '
mountain region OF the. Y. w. G. As II
was the speaker at the Y. w. c. A n
Ralph Schrader spoke at the meeting II
of the college Y. NJ. C. A II
A drawing of the interior OF the city s
auditorium has been completed under I
the supervision of Robert d. McGiffert.
city park commissioner 1t is to be
used in making prints, which may be
obtained by organizations staging
are sold. Every seat in the building
is shown and numbered; the sections
are numbered and the number or seats
in the sections also are shown The
will seat 1883 in the par
quet and 1851 in the balcony.
Leaves covering an open sewer on !
Harrison street, between Seventh
street and Eighth avenue. resulted in
severe facial decorations for John
Rooney, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
Rooney, 220 West Twenty {
first street, when Rooney's car ran {
into the sewer while they were re- II
turning from church. Sunday morn ]
ing. The boy was thrown forward
against the windshield. He was taken ,
to st. Francis hospital, where fifteen
stitches were taken in his face He
was reported to be getting along well
this afternoon.
The places of the six district conven-
tons of the kansas Christian Mission :