The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-25
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Topeka high school in near future
The Warren NJ. Crosby Tea room
| Will be reserved for Alpha Delta din
ner party after $50 this evening
Adv.
Frank C. Willard, who has been in
a hospital at St Louis for the last
seven months. returned to his home
in Topeka today.
w. H Kemper will speak at a dis
trict meeting of odd Fellow lodges a.
Florence Wednesday in observance of
the 1OSrd anniversary OF the founding
OF the order
The Rev. Robert Murray Pratt, Sec
rotary of the Congregational Educa-
ton society, will return to Topeka Fri
day from a six weeks tour of Louisi-
ana and Oklahoma
A wrestling match viii be the fea-
ture of the entertainment at the meet
ing OF Round Table chapter No 9, Or
| evening at the Masonic temple.
The Rev. John A. McAfee, pastor of
the Westminster Presbyterian church.
who is attending a conference on
/ religious education at Independence,
Kan. will return to Topeka, Wednes-
day
The Rev. J. b. Gonzales. superin-
tendent of the Kansas Congregational
conference, is attending the annual
meeting of the Eastern association of
the conference at Tonganoxie, this
week. He Will return to Topeka,
Thursday
The Trinity Methodist church de-
feared the First Baptist church in a
doubis-header volleybalI game Mon
day night on the Trinity court The
first team won four consecutive games
and the second team won three con-
secutive games.
The city commission today approved
Al.
company Of Leavenworth, on the con-
structiOn Of sewers in Districts No. >.
SO and "a. The bonds in each case
were equal to 100 per cent of the con-
tract price of the job.
Delegates representing the Lowman
Memorial Methodist church at the
state Sunday school convention at
Atchison are: Mrs. Leslie H. Hawley, |
Mrs. II. NJ. Long. Mrs. L. w. Lom-
mason, Mrs. George a. Housh and
Mrs. Charles T. Hutton.
Charles Flick of Hoyt. Kan. has "A !
complete radio outfit installed il his |
store. He receives daily market que
tations and baseball results from Den !
yer and Kansas City. He also re
ceives concerts for the entertainment |
OF the community
Miss Mary Higgins of Topeka, who |
is attending the College of Emporia. |
will appear in piano recital at the I
Emporia college this evening. The |
appearance is in the regular recital /
given by music students upon the /
ers' certificate course in the school of |
music.
The dual track meet between Wash /
burn college and College of Emporia, /
which was to have been held this at
ternoon, has been postponed indefin- |
itely on account of the rain. The in /
ter-sorority relay race, which was to /
have been held Monday afternoon, will |
be held at , o'clock Wednesday at
ternoon-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Manly Morton, re-
turned missionaries from South AZ
RIGA, will deliver a series of lectures
at the First Christian church this
week. The first lecture will be given
at O'Clock Thursday evening at a
young peoples supper. They will give
an illustrated lecture at 1880 O'Clock
Friday evening under the auspices of
the Woman's Missionary society. Mrs
Morton will speak at children's meet
ing at $3.50 o'clock Saturday after
noon.
Directors of the Topeka Kiwanis
club and Z. L. Chase of Kansas City,
governor of the Nissouri-Kansas dis
-rict OF the organization, held n spe-
cial meeting Monday afternoon to
plan for the district convention of XII
wants clubs, which will be held in To-
peka September l and of this year.
There are thirty-three clubs now in
his state and twelve more are being
organized. There are $50 Kiwa mis-
slubs and $1,000 members in the in {
-ernational association.
Charlie Mitchell came back yes
erday from n trip in the southwest
md brought with him full grown
nustache," Arch NJ Catlin, a close
riend and staunch supporter and de-
ender said today. He explained that
ne wore the mustache because one
lay while being shaved in a little {
Arizona town a Ford tire blew out ;
n front OF the shop and the barber !
ut his upper lip. If a Cadillac tire
lad blown I suppose Mitchell would ]
lave returned home wearing a beard" I
The Rev. Edward Berger has a way I
[ making people sit up and take no. !
ice" is the evident opinion of the big l
udience that braved the rain to hear J
lis very entertaining lecture Mon q
ay night at the Central Congrega- +
ional church on The Triangle of \
sody. Mind. and Spirit" Tonight at T
O'Clock at the Central Congrega- I
onal church the topic will be The {
,hreefold Mind of Man" The topic C.
Wednesday afternoon is Psychology
I Prayer. These lectures are open /
. the public. +
A reception for the sixty-five new I
MEMBERS of the Central Park Chris n
ian church will be held at s o'clock r
ednesday evening in the church p
arlors. The members of the pro- y
ram committee are: c. r. Horner -
Irs. II. H. Mack and Mrs. =. II Dam-- =
on The members OF the reception -
ommittee are; The Rev. and Mrs =
Quincy Briggs, E. B. CroHemeyer, -
irs. l.. J. johnson. Mrs. C. l. Bert "
averne Morris and Mildred Sanders. d
lrs. c. Fs@ Horner and Mrs G.. w. 70
are members of the refresh D
lent committee.
The city commission this morning ,,
pproved a report by the commissioner 81
t electric lights and water works. the G
commissioner Of streets and public 81
improvements, and the city attorney, Il
} the effect that the Topeka Edison fl
lElpanN should make. 7.