The Topeka state journal., 1922-11-27
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


after school was dismissed
Sweet Cider, wholesale and retail
| Custom grinding every day. Diamond
Bottling Works. 2201 Lincoln ST.
Phone 317S.-Adv-
| The November meeting of the To-
lpeka Art Guild will be held at s
lo'cIock Tuesday evening at the Hodge
studio, ia Kansas avenue
Hose company No. answered a
1 fire call at Eighteenth and Film orc,
lstreets this morning TO put out grass
fire. No damage was done.
F, Miss Edna Umstot, director of re-
iligious education of the Kansas Bap-
! tist convention. conducted a young
peoples institute at Oxford, Sunday.
/ The Topeka high school second
( riOrs of the Boys Industrial school
this afternoon on the Industrial school
gridiron.
! Application from a group of stu
ents for the organization of radio
club in Topeka high school has been
received at the high school office for
approval
! The annual Thanksgiving supper of
the West Side Christian church will be
! held at 6 o'clock Thursday evening.
A special musical program for the
occasion has been arranged
The executive committee of the
/ Kansas Congregational conference will
hold a meeting at the state offices,
7I3 Kansas avenue. Tuesday. to plan
| the work of the, church for 1928.
: Members of DR.. A. z. Gregory's
| community Bible class will hold their
regular weekly meeting at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the Y. w. c. a.
The second CT the Parean parable will
be discussed
L. L. Copeland, secretary-treasurer
of the santa Fe Railway company,
will speak Wednesday morning at an
assembly OF the Topeka high school
students. The subject for his talk
will be, "Railroading as a Profession
The every member canvass of the
First Congregational church will be
pIeted this week, according to Dr.
a Z. Gregory, pastor H. L. Shirer,
chairman of the board of trustees, is
in charge of the drive to raise $40, 900.
Members of Naomi Rebokah lodge
No. 95 will hold their semi-annual
election of officers at a meeting to-
night at the odd Fellows temple, 1T
West Sixth street Miss Kathryn Cor
don is the retiring noble grand of the
lodge.
word has been received in Topeka
past grand sire of the l. o. o. F., who
died today at his home, Worcester,
Mass. The funeral will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at the Worcester
Unitarian church
Final preparations are being made
by the Topeka High School Dramatic
club for the presentation of the Cold
Bug Wednesday evening in the high
school auditorium. Rehearsal of all
four acts was held this afternoon and
dress rehearsal win be held Tuesday
night.
Real estate statesmen who have re-
Gently been added to the forces of
Topeka real estate dealers are: II. r.
Knott. has become affiliated with the
Mansfield Land and Loan company;
Everett wilde has Joined thew. T.
Dawson company. and John II. Car
ter, the Clearinghouse Realty company. |
The annual Thanksgiving service of
the 81. Lowman Memorial Methods |
church will be held at 1880 e,cloek
Wednesday evening. DR.. George e.
Satterlee pastor, will deliver the ser
mon Sidney S. Smith2 choir director,
has arranged a special musical pro- |
gram for the service. An offering FOR
the Associated Charities campaign win
be taken.
There will be no reorganization OF
the Topeka Ministerial union, accord |
ing to ". w. eBennin& Secretary. A
committee consisting of the Rev. John |
and DR.. George E. Satterlee was re- |
Gently appointed to draft new form |
of organization but the members de-
cided to maintain the present organ !
izatiOn.
An open forum was held at the Caf=
vary Baptist \ church. Third aud
Quincy streets. sunday afternoon, by
the Topeka branch of the National
Association for the Arrangement OF
Colored People. The principal ad-
the topic under discussion was rs
Persecution of the Colored Race an
Incentive for Its Unification?"
A meeting Of all the committees OF
the Unitarian Laymen's League VIII !
be held. at the call of the vice presi-
dent. William Burns, in the parlors
of the First Unitarian church. 914
Topeka boulevard, at 1880 O'Clock
Tuesday evening. A full attendance is /
required, as business of Importance
concerning future plans of the lea que, !
especially of the forum VIII be out
lined.
The public utilities commission is
one of the regulatory branches of gov
thru the demands OF an expanded ma
dOnal life, according to the\ explana-
ton of its organization and purposes
given students of Washburn college
today by Clyde NJ. Reed, chairman OF
the Kansas commission. Reed was
the speaker at the weekly chapel
meeting this morning.
a shadow screen dramatization of
the "Courtship of Miles, Standish' was I
presented at Poppy Puritan Party
which was held by the junior cldss of
Topeka high school in the high school
gymnasium Saturday night. Persons
in the dramatization were Ada Berry,
as Priscilla: Leon King, as Miles Stand-
ish. and Bethel Gross, as John Alden.
Alice Benning read the story from a
book while it was being enacted.
Immediately after the close of the
Topeka-Lawrence high school football
game Saturday afternoon, C II. Hep
worth, director of athletics at Topeka
high school. sent a telegram with the
score to J. E r. Barnes. former To-
peka coach, who is now athletic direc-
tor at Marshall college, Huntington,
w Va letter was received by Mr..
Hepworth recently from "Jerb' con-
gratulating the team on its showing
this season.