The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-15

| chapel, corner Second and monroe,
| 35c.-Adv. 3
/ Robert Akers, editor of the Topeka
| High School World, VIII be the only
/ student speaker on the program OF
| the fourth annual convention of edi-
| tors and business managers of nigh
school newspapers to pc held at Kan
sas university Friday and Saturday.
of the university department of jour
nalism, to respond to Chancellor E. II.
| LindIey's speech of welcome to the
delegates Friday evening.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent as
ISOLATION will hold a card party at
O'Clock Thursday evening at Knights
of Columbus hall. Proceeds Will go
into a fund to be used in the build
ing of the two new Catholic churches
! to be erected in Topeka
Radio music was furnished the din
ers at the noon luncheon at the Cham
Der of Commerce today. The outfit
was from the Fullerton Brothers store,
of Los Angeles. The concert was
much enjoyed by the members Of the
Kansas Official council who are here
for their annual convention.
p. P. Womer. president Of Wash
| burn college, left Tuesday for short
| trip among the northern and eastern
counties of Kansas. He expects to re-
turn by Thanksgiving.
Three cases of diphtheria Were re-
| leased today, and no new cases were
reported, according to a report from
the office of DIR. Earle G.. Brown, city
health office. This makes twenty-five
active cases in the city at present.
one case of scarlet fever was reported
today.
The contract COR 100000 barrels
of oil for use at the city light and
power plant was awarded Tuesday to
the Derby Oil company, of Wichita,
by the city commission, at a special
meeting. The contract calls for two
cars of fuel oil to be delivered each
week the coming year, the cost to be
81 barrel.
]. P. Spragpe, of the Sprague Com
pany of Kansas City. Mo, was in To-
peka today on business and was the
guest at the regular meeting of the
Builders club. This afternoon Mr..
Sprague is playing golf with Fred B.
Cooper, secretary of the Builders
club.
R. r. Cook, principal of Topeka
high school, announced today that sew
eraI good reservations to the afternoon
and evening performance of Golfer
Miller players, who will present 1.-The
Rivals in the high school auditorium
Friday, have not been taken by the
students, and persons outside of the
school may receive tickets by calling
at the high school office. The Golfer
Miller players are coming to Topeka
from an engagement at Nebraska uni
versity. This company presents its
plays before educational institutions.
A meeting of the Topeka High
School Girls Booster club. an organ
ization to promote pep at football
games, will be held this evening to
make plans for a membership drive.
E. f. Strain, division freight agent
for the Rock Island, is on a business
trip to the west end of the Kansas di-
vision, today
The Rev. ]. B. Gonzales, superinten-
conference, will be one of the princi-
pal speakers at the annual eastern
kansas Christian Endeavor convention
at Bonner Springs, december 1, 2
and 8.
B. " Edworthy, boys work secre-
tary of the state Y. NJ. c. A, delivered
an address at the father and son ban
Hi-Y club, Tuesday night.
Members of the Central Park Chris
tan church will hold fellowship sup
church. A lecture, 1.-The Holy Spirit
will be delivered by the Rev. ]. Quincy
BiggS, pastor. It will be followed by
a discussion. There VIII be baptismal
services.
An old fashioned fox and hounds
chase was staged this afternoon by
the Women's Athletic association of
Washburn college. The girls met in
the gymnasium. Two girls went ahead
as foxes. scattering paper, and the
rest tracked them to the Shunga-
nunga. Supper will be served there
this evening.
Cash for Liberty Bonds. Kleinhans.
ADV.
Members of Redden chapel will
serve a dinner Thursday noon at the
church. There will be a bazaar in the
afternoon and box social in the even
ing.
Cottage prayer meetings in connec-
ton with the revival services at the
Trinity Methodist church are to be
held Thursday morning between $3.50
o'clock and 10 o'clock, at the homes
of the following women: Mrs. J. H.
Booth, 1897 Western avenue; Mrs. C.
H Griggs. 1927 Harrison street; Mrs.
A. B. Boyd. 1922 Harrison street; Mrs.
NJ. W. Bolles, 1925 Kansas avenue;
Mrs. NJ. E. Fowler. 1916 Harrison
street; Mrs. Jess Davies, 1911 Jackson
street, and Mrs S H. White, 432 East
Seventeenth street. The services at
the church which are to be held to-
night will refer specially to Sunday
school work. Special music will be
directed by Prof. r. c. Eddins.
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