The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-25

Petro's drug store, or telephone Maude
Harrison, SOB, before 10 O'Clock or after
2; other hours, 1880.
Promotion exercises of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist Sunday school were
held Sunday morning at the church,
following the regular Sunday school
session. There were sixty-six pupils
promoted, receiving certificates of
prom otion from Boyd E. Pollom, SUI
perintendent of the Sunday school.
Mrs. Albert Shook, superintendent of
lowing, who were promoted to the
Beginners department: Mary Butler,
sack E. Boatright, Ruth Cochran,
George Cochran. Florence Trulove,
Jean Palmer. Flora Maxine bearing,
James Lewis Cox, Clorence Moore,
Sarah Mohler. Herbert Swan, Clertis
Dexter, Barbara Marks, Glen French,
Laverne Taylor and Lola Kimban.
Pansy Antrim, superintendent of
Beginners department, presented the
following for promotion into the Pri-
mary department: Lucille Shook, En-
ma Ruth Rowitz, Meldon Huber. Dor
athy Ferguson, Marguerite Swan,
Rachel Airline Anderson, Billie Heber,
Grace Margaret Croll. leila Jane Cox
Anna Marquis, Mary Boatright and
Ebert Burke.
Mrs. Hommer Pollom. superinten
0tnI OIL the pIGSGnleu. IAiC
following for promotion into the
Junior department: Voneta Tonsley,
Violet Coffee, Eleanor Hail. Vernon
French. Mary Mohler, Irene Pyle,
Francis Mfze, John Thomas Butler,
Harold Hage, Donald Williams. Hal
worth Cox, Bernice Percifield.
Miss Fora Reed, superintendent of
the Junior department. presented the
following for promotion into the In
termediate department: Merle Smith.
Evelyn Hows Flossie owen. Ruby
Kessinger, Lorena Hughes, Winona
Kendall Walter johnson, Harold Kan
narr. William Boatright, Claude
Foltz, William Hicks, Harold Court
ney, Earl Wells, Gran French, Clyde
Retter, Merrill Bathurst.
Miss Bertha Kistler. superintendent
of the intermediate department. pre-
sented the following for promotion in
to the Young Peoples department.:
Leona Miller, Hazel owen. Lenora
Drake, Mildred Britain, Emily Hall,
Freda Myers and Esther Hylt.
The program was in charge of Miss
Bertha Kistler and the superinten-
dents of the departments, together
with their assistants. and was a great
success. The church was beautifully
decorated with bitter-sweet overhang-
ing the altar rail and two arched gate
ways thru which the promoting pupils
passed to their respective depart
ments.
Blue Relief Corps No. 5 will meet
at their hall, S31 North. Kansas ave-
nue., Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Every
member is urged to come as there is
important business to transact.
Royal Neighbor lodge No. So will
hold their regular meeting Tuesday
night at their hall, ss1 North Kansas
avenue.
shawnee Council No. 8, s. B. a.,
Will hold their regular meeting to-
night at the hall, sal North Kansas
avenue
Notes and Personals.
Nj. and Mrs. Sam Richmond, Miss
Emma Black and Mr.. Vern Tut spent
Sunday in Hoyt visiting MIR. Geo.
Black.
Mrs. John Herr of wanlego is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Max Huber,
1112 North Monroe sire It
Dillon Fisher has returned to work
at the Kaw Valley National bank
after a two weeks vacation.
Bale Scofield and Gertrude Nuss-
beck have returned from a short visit
to Willard.
Steward Henry. 224 East Saywell, is
i'll at Christ hospital.
Miss Marie Wilson entertained Sat
urday evening with a surprise birth
day party for her mother, Mrs. May
Ripley. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Ripley, Mrs. D. L. Button. Mrs.
Stein, Mrs. Currier. AIRS. Warboys,
Helen Stein, Virginia Currier, Marie
Wilson. Leta Allen, Phillis Allen, Her
man Metzger. Ella Ripley, Mrs. Has
singer, Nellie Ward and VIII Stein.
Bill Wilson spent Sunday IN Hol-
ton visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. D. r. ALLEN returned
to their home in Holton after spend
ing the week visiting in North Topeka.