The Topeka state journal., 1922-06-13
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

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Miss Marjorie Glasco will give
piano recital at the Y. W. c. A. Thurs
day evening
The advanced pupils OF Miss Annie
Bundy, piano instructor. will give a
recital at the Y. w. c. A. Friday eve
ming.
Fred Gates, business superinten-
tendent of the Kansas Sunday School
association, left Monday for three
months lectuer tour with the Cadman
lyceum course.
Miss Bonita Ferguson. young peo-
pies superintendent of the Kansas
Sunday School association, will attend
the district meet of the association to
be held at Big Springs Sunday.
About 100 persons of all ages are
expected to attend the Trinity Metho-
dist school of religious instruction.
There will be six teachers. The school
will open June 19 and continue fol-
two weeks.
The regular meeting of the indus
trial committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce. of which George P. Nc
Entire is chairman, will be held We'd
nesday noon at the Chamber of Com
merce rooms
Members of the L. o. o. NJ. pre-
sented the first play of the season
The Court of Justice" at their club
rooms, 623 Jackson street, last night.
After the play a lunch was served for.
those who attended
More than 100 Topeka school girls.
who sought relief Monday from the
heat, were disappointed The city
water was so muddy that the Y w.
c. A. pool could not he filled The
pool will probably be filled today,
however.
A. A. Remington. state secretary of
n TlFF HI inc or
Camp Wood at Elmdale. He will re-
main at the camp during the second
session, which opened June L.
Eighty-five boys are now attending
the camp.
The city commission this morning
approved the specifications for the
construction Of 57,212 Square feet OF
new sidewalk in Topeka this summer.
Contracts for the sidewalk construc-
ton are to be let on June %, at $3.50
o'clock in the morning.
Frank G. Richard. general secre-
tary of the Kansas Sunday School as
ISOLATION, will deliver the closing ad-
dress of the national childrens week
program. at Emporia next Sunday. O.
G. Nuffer, secretary of the Lyon
County Sunday School association, will
present the Christian flag.
The city commission this morning
passed on second reading the ordi-
nance creating sewer district No. Sc, in
WnlCn a SGMGI IL CElNG AAAC
houses in the Lakin tract, will be built.
The same ordinance created benelt
district for the payment of the cost
of the sewer. There will be some three
and a half blocks OF sewer installed.
Asa Crawford, hitherto assistant to
President P. P. Womer. of Washburn
college. has resigned from that posi-
ton TO become director of finances at
Fairmount college, in Wichita. FAIR
mount college is soon to put on an en-
H. ford
been assistant to President Womer for
the past two years. He graduated
from Washburn college with the class
OF 1920.
Ralph Mcdaniel is chairman of the
program committee which will have
peka Rotary club. The Rev. John
Wells Rahill, pastor of the Central
Congregational church, will be the
principal speaker, and there are other
ing will be held as usual at the Cham
Der of Commerce at 1215 o'clock
Thursday.
The report of the appraisers ap-
pointed to evaluate the property which |
will be assessed to pay the cost OF |
1879 program, was filed with the city |
commission this morning. A special I
at 10 o'clock on the morning /
of June % was called by the commits |
sion to hear protests against the val |
uation. il there be any.
The opening OF Camp Ke-Wah-Kee.
the local Y NJ. c. A camp near Ber-
ryton, which was scheduled for today, |
has been postponed until Friday !
Work on the camp is not yet COM
every respect. Herbert Parker and !
Middleton Perry will install a radio 1
outfit at the camp and give lessons in
wireless telegraphy- George Darrow,'