The Topeka state journal., 1922-05-20
SNAP SHOTS
An HOME NEWS

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Round Table chapter No 9. Order
of De Molay, will hold its quarterly
election Of officers June g.
The Social order of the Beauceant
will initiate class of thirty at a meet
ing to be held Tuesday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock
Bank clearings in Topeka this week
amounted to s2,4S ,S6S.61. Last week
the amounted to S3,147.41O.3S, and
for the same week last year, S3,652,-
94e.4S.
Phone S1OS K-1 early for that
chicken dinner so you won't be disap-
pointed again. Dandy picnic grounds
for roasting wienies. Edgewater
Beach--Adv-
! Officers of the drill team of Topeka
/ Council No , Security Benefit asso-
] citation. will put on the initiatory work
| for Shawnee Council No. 3, at its hall.
I S31 Kansas avenue. Monday evening.
| DR.. A. Z. Gregory. pastor of the
| First Congregational church, will go
/ to Perry Sunday night to deliver the
Z baccalaureate address in connection
with the graduating exercises of the
Perry high school.
The dinner for the men of the West
minister Presbyterian church, planned
for Tuesday evening, has been indef-
initely postponed owing to the death
of II. w Bomgardner-
The Orient Ministries will be pre-
sented Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings at the Grand theater- Most of
the members of the cast of the show
are members of Orient lodge No. 81.
A. +. and A. NJ.
Sheriff Robert Miller this morning
returned from san Francisco with A.
R. McGinnis, wanted here on a charge
Of passing a worthless check for 500
on the National hotel. McGinnis had
been arrested here but jumped his
bond according to officers.
Fathers day will be observed at the
Trinity Methodist church Sunday
Music appropriate to the occasion will
be furnished. The orchestra will be-
a. m. The morning sermon by the
pastor. the Rev. Frank E Ryerson,
viii be. THE Responsibilities of
Fatherhood.
Nine candidates were initiated into |
the Topeka bethel of Jobs Daughters
at the Masonic temple Friday night |
The candidates were: Miss Helen |
Louise Shaffer. Miss Virginia Achen- |
bach, Miss Thelma Bowman, Miss |
Vivian Hart, Miss Frances Gleason |
Miss Sylvia Godfrey, Miss Cheryl /
Flomaga and Miss Virginia Shortt- |
Judge James Mcclure in the dis /
trict court today Overruled the motion /
of J. J. King, Topeka lawyer and real /
estate man. for a new trial of the I
case in which Dewey Wrage. 621 JEFF
ferson street. obtained a judgment of
S10.950 against him for injuries Sus-
tanned when he was struck by Kings (
car on the Melan bridge a year ago.
After the first trial, King obtained a
new hearing, but the second jury also
returned verdict against him.
The Juveniles of Security initiated
eighteen candidates into the order at a !
meeting this afternoon at odd Eel
lows hall. The candidates We're:
Martha Van Huss, Charles AIIend OFF,
Edward Allendorf. Bernard Allendorf,
Margaret Auendorf, Peal c. Baker.
Raymond o. Villains, Earl Williams.
ees Cotton. Frank K. Wagner. Charles
Webber. Dorothy NJ. Reed. Theo
Citizens. Arthur Weeks, Betty Mosher
and Leslie Rollins.
Making Truth Available will be
the subject of the sermon at IL o'clock
sunday morning, in the First Uni
tartan church. 914 Topeka boulevard,
and the speaker will be the Rev. Elliot
Moses, of Westboro, Mass. At o'clock !
Sunday evening Governor Allen will
make an address before the open
Forum meeting on 1.-The st. Lawrence
Waterway Project" Mrs. Rose Gil
berg-Nutter, contralto, will be soloist
for both services. The public is cor
daily invited to attend, both morning
and evening.
The necessity of boiling the city
water will exist from today until the
first of next week. Sunday morning
at O'Clock the big settling pits will
be filled. Pumps will be running to
I capacity of twelve million gallons
Of water every twenty-four hours The
ines at the plant are being tested for
eaks. as the filtration plant itself is
ested- Two classes of Washburn stu
dents inspected the plant Friday, a
oa cteriology class observed the Il
methods of purifying, and a class in
hydraulic engineering was taken thru
he plant.
The II embers of the Central Park
Christian church will hold services of
4 farewell nature Sunday. 1t will be
he last Sunday service held before the
dedication of the new church. The
Rev. J. Quincy Biggs, pastor, will
speak on appropriate subjects at both
and evening services The
members of the Christian Endeavor /
society will hold a meeting at
D. clock. The members of the alumni |
will be asked 10 tell of their past eX-
periences. C Fl. Hart, Ray Smith, A.
Rosalea Pendleton and Mrs c. r.
dorner will speak at the evening
services at o'clock on incidents of
interest in the work of the church
Turing the last eighteen years. The ,
Rev. Biggs Will speak Oh The Former
Days and Old Ways" ,
The members of the 7. w. c. A I
will observe the birthday of the late
Grace Dodge. one of the most active
workers in the history of the national '
association, Sunday She was inStru- /
mental in consolidating the two ma !
ional women's Christian associations T
INTO the present organization of the !
Y. W. c. A. in 1906 and served as Z
national president of the association :
from 1906 TO 1914. She instituted !
The national training schools for " w. :
= A. secretaries. She always dis :
played much interest in the young
foreign girls coming to America and I
served as president of the board of {
trustees of the College for Women, :
-onstantinople, from 1910 to 1914.
The local association will contribute ! ,
all receipts from the cafeteria Sunday
10 the Women's Union Christian col