The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-03
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AT HOME NEWS

Tax exempt Kansas bonds. Shaw
nee Investment Co., 5S4 Kansas Ave
Phone 5O5O.-Adv.
The Rev. E. L. Day. of Indianapolis,
will start series Of evangelistie
meetings at the First Christian church
Sunday, April 9.
Two hundred yards of toque colored
Wilton velvet, valued at $500. nave
been laid in the aisles of the Lowman
Memorial Methodist Church.
The annual election of the board of
directors of the Central Y NJ. c. A
will be held at s o'clock Wednesday
evening at the association building
A musical comedy entitled. "Clar-
india viii be given during the iatteI
part of April at the city auditorium
for the benefit of the Colored Y NJ
Z a.
commencement exercises for the
Topeka community school OF religious
education will he held at 5 O'Clock
Monday night at the First ChristlaH
church
Arthur A. Stine. with the Liberty
Life Insurance company since its or
ganizatIon. has become connected
with the Guardian Life Insurance
company
The teachers and workers Of the
sunday school OF the Central Avenue
Christian church Will hold a meeting
at $50 O'Clock Thursday evening at
the church
A total of s2S6 was received by the
ST Johns A NJ. E church saturday
from the tag day sales The receipts
will be expended in the construction
of a new floor for the church
The Rev. Bernard Kelley win speak
Tuesday afternoon at the meeting or
the Women's Relief corps No 81 e.
A. r. which will be held in celebra-
ton Of Grand Army day, April g.
The mems club Of the First Memo
dist church will hold dinner at
O'Clock Tuesday evening at the CHAM
ber Of Comueroe. A reception for the
new ministers of Topeka viii be heId
following the luncheon
The regular monthly meeting OF the
shawnee County Medical association
will be held tonight at st Frames Z
1,rsnftaI Several members of the So
cietr Will appear on the program, or
which DR.. {. F. JOSS is in charge
Miss Bess Kern has been made head
Of INC savings department of the Kan /
zss reserve bank. She formerly held /
a riu1flar position with the Kansas i
state bank at Dodge City. and has
made n most creditabl BILE record with /
that institution
NJ w Watson. state highway en- /
aiuepr. will address the Square Circls 4
Ohm al the regular dinner and meet I
inc Of that organization at the Elks I
club at $50 o'clock this evening lis /
ionic Will he r1lElAAa1 AAeA-9Ait-NA - 4
tor Problems Of Kansas
Justice hudson s West viii speak 4
at the meeting Of the Mems Dinner 4
club OF the Lowman Memorial cnurcl- /
which viii be held at $50 O'Clock /
TUESDAY evening in the basement Of \
the church. The Santa Fe Glee club .
will give "a concert at S-l5 O'Clock
The Flying Squadron. who are max [
ing a trip across the continent IN lne 4
interests OF the enforcement OF the #,
prohibition amendment. VIII hold I
meeting at 4-45 o'clock this evening 4
at the Trinity Methodist church DR.. ;
ID. Leigh Goblin and Frank +. Regain I
viii speak
Druggist members OF the Kansas /
state Pharmaceutical society have
contributed the sum of $1,000 toward I
the rehabilitation of the four drug +
gists who lost their entire plants In /
the Burlington flood. according to an I
by J. VIII Kelley. state
secretary Of the organization
An address which was to have been I
given in Topeka on April 4. by Con- (
srossmau l.. c. Dyer of Missouri on 4
the Dyer anti-lynching bill. has been 1
postponed Dyer viii speak in To- I
neka at a later date under the aus
the Advancement OF Colored People
The Harvard men Of Kansas formed {
a permanent state organization at
meeting held Saturday at the Uni
versity club The officers elected
were. Prof Herbert Feis of Kansas
university. president. Lawrence; Allen /
Hinkel. OF Wichita. vice president;
and = r. Burrow. Jr-- of Topeka, sec
retaary and treasurer
Bishop Charles l.. Mead. Of Denver.
bishop Of the Denver area OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, which
includes the Lincoln conference. will
preside al the annual meeting OF the
lincoln conference. which viii be
held Thursday. Friday, saturday and 4