The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-29
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AT HOME NEWS

The Warren NJ. Crosby Tea Room
will be closed all day Memorial Day
Adv.
Col A NJ. Harvey will deliver the
/ Memorial day address at Russell,
Kan, Tuesday
Tax exempt Kansas bonds. Shaw
nee Investment Co. 534 Kansas Ave.
Phone 5O50.-Adv.
! The regular Tuesday meeting of the
Co-Ops club has been postponed a
week due to Decoration day
| The regular dinner and meeting of
the Topeka Kiwanis club will be held
at the Chamber of Commerce at $50
o'clock this evening.
The Topeka Press club will hold it's
monthly meeting at the club room in
the Chamber of Commerce building at
o'clock this evening.
Money TO loan on improved real es-
tate-reasonable rates-and no red
tape-Telephone 1896. The Topeka
Mortgage q Investment Co--Adv-
The regular meeting and luncheon
of the Monday Lunch club made up
OF fire insurance men. was held at
the Chamber Of Commerce at noon to-
day.
Following the dinner and meeting
of the Square Circle club at Pelletier's
tea room at $3.50 o'clock tonight,
George Godfrey Moore will give an
entertainment in magic.
Inc SANTA r e DdSGDdM team jour
neyed to Junction City for a game
Sunday but was unable to play on ac-
count of wet grounds. The team will
meet Garrett here next Sunday
Mrs. Mary E. Kurdish, director of
religious education of the Kansas
Christian society, is conducting insti-
tutes of religious education at Atwood,
Colby, St. Francis and Goodland, this
week.
Altho work has been held back by
the unsettled weather, construction is
now progressing rapidly on the new
Boswell Junior high school building.
The first story is now being con-
structed.
w. c. RaIston, assistant attorney
general. is at Parkville, No, attending
the commencement exercises of Park
college. He is accompanied by Mrs.
Ralston-
The Rev. John Wells Rahill, pastor |
of the Central Congregational church, /
will discontinue motion pictures at the /,
evening services of the church during |
the summer months, beginning the /
last of June
1t has come to the stage when a /
woman whose age is less than an OBJ
vious fifty and whose skirts are less
than sixteen inches from the ground. |
is imm ediately assumed to be crippled
or deformed.
Topeka chapter No. g. Royal Arch .
MasOns, will initiate a special class OF
fifty candidates on June IL For the
first time in the history of the local
chapter three degrees will be con-
ferred on the same day.
The board of directors of the To-
peka Chamber of Commerce today
suggested several changes in the bud
get submitted by the budget commit
tee of the board, and referred the
budget for further revision.
The day vacation Bible school of
the Westminster Presbyterian church
VIII open June 10 and will be held for
a period of four weeks. The members
of the Central Congregational church
are also arranging plans for similar
school.
The rains will cut down the straw
berry crop in Kansas, according to
o. F. Whitney, secretary of the state
society, but have not
damaged the remaining fruits to any
extent. The production of fruit in
kansas this year bids fair to be IN
usually large, Whitney says.
The Topeka board of education is
considering naming the new $175, 900 ,
school on Boswell avenue. "PenwelI ,
School," in honor of the late Colonel ,
Laroy NJ Penwell. who servet for six |
-een years as a member of the board |
and for several of the last years of his ,
life, as president of that body.
The members of the Wahroquah | ,
'lub have made a 100 per cent sub ,
cription to building stones in the
Masonic temple, The organization is !
composed of the lady members of the
roltec rite. The campaign for selling ]
he building stones of the temple will /
tart next Monday. l
The Rev. ]. T. Crawford. executive {
secretary of the Kansas Baptist con- !
Tention. and the Rev. c. F. Mathews, {
'astor of the First Baptist church. will i
-ttend the annual meeting of the
Northern Baptist convention at In t
Annapolis. June IA to 90 They are V
members of the board of promotion of 6
he convention. /
The capacity of the Security Benefit S
lone west of Topeka has been
cached with the recent admission to I
he home of several old persons and I
children. Plans have been announced 9
or commencing work on the 150-bed :
92S. There has been done more than l
5000 worth of work on the roads
eading into the home.
Arthur Guettel is in charge of the
Celebration of Zlonists in Topeka, '
which viii be held June Il. The ceIe- c
assing of the resolution recognizing
he Jews rights in Palestine by the Il
United States senate. Among the t
peakers will be Gov. Henry J. Allen, v
)r. E. J. Kulp, T. A McNeal, I. A. il
and c. F. Friedburg- il
The annual convention of the Amer V
can association of Highway officials II
Till be held in Kansas City, December s
Z. NJ w Watson, Kansas highway n
was notified today by e. M. o
'abcock, St Paul, president. Kansan
nd Missouri highway departments Il
ill be hosts to the association which 8
Includes highway officers of United il
tates, Canada. Alaska and Philippine 2
stands v
The washburn Taxi-cab company il
ID West Tenth avenue, commenced 81
perations at noon today. The com a
any Is managed by Hugh c. Larimer c
on of Hugh I.arirner county com, o,