The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-16
Local Mention

/ The fourth OF the musical Sunday
| evenings at Grace Cathedral will Of
Ter an interesting variety to those
conversant with the best of sacred
/ compositions. The organ prelude will
| be "A Sea Song by an American
lowed by the ''Toccata" from Boell-
mans Suite, Gothique," played by
George W. Barnes, organist.
The deed for the purchase of six
4 lots at the northeast corner of Mum
son street and Brooks avende by the
Methodist Home for Aged from the
city board of education for a consid
Grafton of $4,000 was filed today. The
deal was conSummated several months
ago. The home plans eventually to
erect a hospital on the site. The pro-
ject was taken up last summer and
was deferred. The home has created
fund for the erection of the hos
pital.
A musical program will be pre-
sented by members of the Sunday At
ternOon Forum at $3.50 O'Clock Sunday
services of the Colored " NJ. c. A,
42O Kansas avenue. Mrs s. d. Hooker
will speak on the customs and habits
of Old Mexico. Leroy Alexander viii
give a violin solo. Mrs. Dora Alex
ander will serve as accompanist. Miss
Tuggle will give a reading; Charles
McNary will sing a vocal solo and
Prof. A McCord will give a violin
solo.
1928 Christmas Savings Club start
ing. Pays per cent interest. Join
and be sure of a fat check next De-
cember. State Savings Bank.-Adv.
The New World Movement" the
missionary movement of the Baptist
church. is progressing nicely in Kan
sas, according to officials of the Kan
sas Baptist convention, who are IN
charge of collecting the Kansas funds. !
During the past month officials of the
convention say $11. .014.46 has been
paid into the state fund.
F. L. Pinet. secretary OF the Kansas ,
State Teachers association, is in
Wichita today on business of the as
sociation.
]. B. Gonzales, president of the
Kansas Congregational conference,
will speak in FredoLia and Indepen- ,
dence churches Sunday.
Miss Ruth E. Wood. secretary of
the Kansas Congregational confer |
ence, resigned her position Friday. I
Her place will be filled by the Rev.
Aaron Breck at least until the meet I
ing of the conference in May. when ,
definite action will be taken
At the regular weekly luncheon and !
business meeting of the Topeka Life
Underwriters association held at the
Chamber of Commerce at noon today. (
E. A. Thrill was the speaker. At each (
of these meetings some member of the
association takes up for discussion
some hypothetical case which might
come under the observation of any
insurance man and have to be dealt
with.
Cash for Liberty Bonds-Kleinhans.
Adv.
Eddie Funk, who has been attend
ing the Missouri Military acade my,
will arrive in Topeka tonight to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ed Funk, I'LL Van Buren street.
Members of the Acacia class of
the First Baptist church held Christ
mas party at the church. Friday even
ing. The entertainment consisted OF
games and a Christmas tree The fol-
Pearl Carson, Miss Anna Kristenson,
Miss Naomi Ray. Mrs Edna Klien-
stenber, Miss Faye stevenson. MISS
Bessie Sperry. Miss Gladys smith.
Miss Elizabeth Terrill, Miss Dorothy
Bruner, Miss EIva Stamford. Miss
Helen Sumey. Miss Bertha Thomas
Miss Bertha Trader. Miss Olive VII
don. Miss Grace Holcombe and Miss
Margaret Carter.
The Rev. ]. Quincy Biggs. pastor of
he Central Park Christian church, VIII
cad THE Other Wise Man" by Henry
Van Dyke at the Sunday evening
service. While reading the story. the
Rev. Bisgs will give a dramatic in
expectation of it. The story will be i
Illustrated by pictures. Appropriate
Christmas music will be furnished by
he choir.
My impressions of Europe" Will be
he subject of the address by Z. d l
dcKeever, who will speak at 4:SO .
fclock Sunday evening before the
pen forum meeting of the Unitarian
.aymen's league, 914 Topeka boule-
ard. Mr.. McKeever. who is a widely
.nown local attorney, spent the sum ]
ner in Europe. and will have many j
nt nteresting things to relate of his eX-
eriences and impressions there