The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-02
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AT HOME NEWS

Tax exempt Kansas bonds, Shaw
nee Investment Co. 5S4 kansas ave.
Pnone b05O.-Adv.
Seton Hamil. salesman for the Cen
trail Motors company, has returned to
Topeka after two months spent in
California
The director of the Topeka K4wanis
club met at the Chamber OF Commerce
at noon today. Only routine business
was transacted
Money to loan on improved real es-
tate-reasonable rates-and no red
tape-Telephone 1896. The Topeka
Mortgage & Investment Co.-Adv.
The members of the Seaman for
State superintendent of Public In
struction'' club will meet at s o'clock
tonight in the Seaman school building
Bert Nash has been appointed di-
rector of the LOwman playground for
this summer, according to L. p. Ditto
more. playground supervisor.
The members of the Loyal Berean
class of the First Christian sunday
school will hold a food sale all day
Saturday at the Palace Clothing com
pany store
An exhibit of the work produced by
the students of the Garfield vocation
al school will be held at 1880 O'Clock
this evening at the school. Thirteenth
and Quincy streets
The members of the senior class of !
Topeka high school will present their
annual play. And Home Came Ted,
at S-15 O'Clock this evening in the
high school auditorium
r. D. Palmer physical director of
the Central 7. NJ C. A, and Ezra /
Breithaupt membership secretary, |
will attend the Y. NJ c. A conference |
at Geneva. Wis, June Is
The members of the Topeka bethel
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Iai ehts and guardians at a reception
at 1890 o'clock this evening at king /
aman'a hall. 116 East Sixth avenue
The city commission will hold an
adjourned meeting at $3.50 o'clock 1
saturday morning to pass the payrolIi
ordinance for the last half of May and
the bills for that month. Pay day will
be Monday.
q The annual Washburn college May
fete will be held at 8 O'Clock Satur-
day evening on Washburn campus
Miss Mabel Claire steele is queen. A
feature of the affair will be unusual
lighting effects
A total of eighty-nine cases were
filed in the supreme court last month
The number usually ranges from fifty
10 sky. The month was one of the
heaviest since the new code was
adopted in 1908
The members of the First ConSre-
satioual church will revive an old Gus
tom by joining with Washburn col
lcsc at the annual baccalaureate se--
mon at Il o'clock Sunday morning in
Ma Vicar chapel
The members of the graduating
class Of washington school will pre-
sent a musical comedy. entitled The |
Gypsy Rover on the evening of We'd
nCsCay. June :, at the Topeka high
school auditorium.
Three members of the senior class
of Washburn rural high school were |
placed on the honor roll of the school
the entire four-year course.
They are: Doris Engholm, Gladys
ECcy and Margaret BoEEs.
,'oI. W. w. DenisOn, commander of
the department of Kansas, Grand 4
ARMY of the Republic, is in Des
Atuines. Ia. arranging for quarters for
the Kansas delegation TO the national
EN- pment in September.
\. Lusk. local agent. IS in Kansas
Ci-y attending a claim prevention
meeting of the Rock Island Lines
A gents from the important towns over
the entire system are present at the
meeting. which will be in session to-
lay and Saturday
PISS Grace Elmore, girls physical =
TT instructor at Topeka high ~
So 70 vas elected Girl ScOu- commits :
~ Il meeting Thursday night 4
r, n Y w g A. Mrs. o. W. Has =
C. resigned from the position on ac- =
ca u of poor health =
no open house program of the Cen a
tr-l Park Christian church tonight n
WEI conclude the special services Of h
he church held this week following
he dedication sunday. visitors viii -
he shown thru the church and all its p
features viii be explained. :,
y cigar. candy and magazine camp a