The Topeka state journal., 1922-06-03
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

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/ Chamber Of Commerce today
Members of Topeka Legion. No. 19.
L. o. o. NJ, will hold a banquet June
Is. at Moose hall
] The Scottish Rite bodies OF the val
/ ley of Topeka will hold their annual
/ election Friday, June 8.
] The pupils of Garfield held an ex-
hibit of the work done during the last
year Friday night at the school.
Money to loan on improved real es-
| tate-reasonable rates-and no red
[ tape-Telephone 1896 The Topeka
Mortgage & Investment Co.-Adv.
Sloan lodge No. 225. A. F. & A NJ,
has subscribed $4,000 to bonds of the
new Masonic temple. Tenth avenue
and Van Buren streets.
Miss Helen McKiernan, a senior at
Assumption high school. won the girls
elocution contest held Friday night at
the high school auditorium.
Municipal Bonds and Liberty Bonds
bought. sold and exchanged. The
lBrown-Crummer Company. 419 New
England Bldg, J. H. Evans, resident
mana ger.-Adv.
The freshman class of Topeka high
school and Quincy, Sumner and Lin
coin junior high schools will hold
track meet Tuesday afternoon on
Washburn field.
! Mrs. Isaac SeweI. superintendent
of the children's division of the Kan
sas Sunday School association. will
conduct a children's institute at
Plainville, Sunday
The eighth grade baseball teams OF
Lincoln. Central Park. LoWman Hill
and washington schools won the
Championship of their divisions in the
grade school tournament.
The Rt. Rev. Sidney Partridge.
bishop of the Episcopal diocese OF
Missouri, delivered the address at the
commencement exercises at Washburn
rural high school Friday night
The city commission this morning |
passed the appropriation ordinance
for the payroll for the last half OF /
May and bills for the entire month. |
The appropriation amounted to $685. |
704.35.
The four local councils of the Sc J
curity Benefit association held their +!
first annual spring party Friday night |
at odd Fellows hall, III West Sixth 1
avenue. A large number of members
were in attendance
One hundred high school girls hiked /
today to Tecumseh. They spent the !
day at the Elmore farm, Miss Grace
Elmore girls physical training instruc
tor at Topeka high school, was in
charge of the hike
Miss Loriol Lamoureux. the bird
philosopher, will give her first lecture
at the Cozy theater Sunday afternoon
be taken after the lecture. the pro-
ceeds to be shared with the Humane
society
Four cases of diphtheria have been
to the city health depart
ment during the first three days of
June. There is no cause which can
be assigned to the sudden flareup, ac-
cording to DIR. Earle G. Brown, city
health officer.
The Shawnee County Medical So
Tuesday night, June S. instead of
Monday night, the regular meeting
night OF the society A clinical pro-
gram will be given by the members of
Christ's hospital staff.
The first estimate on the paving
being done by Ritchie & Ramsey was
included in the bills against the city
paid by the commission this morning.
IT amounted to more than $1,000. and
was in partial payment for work ac-
complished during May.
Tho city commission this morning
passed on second reading the resolu-
ton providing for the construction of
n sanitary sewer in Belvoir addition,
and prescribing the boundaries of the
benefit district to be assessed for the
construction of the sewer.
Seven candidates were initiated into
the Juveniles of Security this after
noon at odd Fellows hall, III West
Sixth avenue. They were; Francis
Cotton. Audrey P. Castle. Charles
Alfred r. Capper, Gordon X.
Herring and Lester H. Rollins.
Members of the Topeka Life Under
" riters' association met at the regular
luncheon at the Chamber of Com
merce at noon today. Since the at
tendance was light. there was no pro-
gram. the insurance representatives
present discussing various phases OF
their business informally.
The members of the senior class Of
Bethany college presented their am
nual play Friday night on the college
campus. The members of the cast
we're: Misses Eleanor AckerHlatl.
Dorothy Love, Marjorie Tonlson, Lo-
Thelma Stanfield. Janet Edelblute. !
Edith DeerinE. Hazel Baker and Mar !
saret Rathburn. ,
The members of the Central Park {
Christian church VIII hold their first ,
1aptismal services in their new church | ,
Sunday morning and evening. Excel
ent baptismal equipment has been in
stalled The water is heated by an
automatic heater. The bapistry is of z
white tile and is located back of the Z
pulpit in plain view of the audience j
rhe pastor has a special robing room I
rear the entrance to the bapistry- At I
light colored lights are used to add to
he effects of the scene.
Mrs. w P Lambertson of Fairview I
i'm charge of the Lambertson guber- !
headquarters here-talked 20 !
'orty women at meeting of the :
Thorn psonviIle club in Jefferson 7
county. Forty guests attended the r
neeting at the Thomas Fowler home
rear Perry. why Women Should BE
Interested in Politics" was the subject
Il Mrs. Lanpbertson's discussion Mrs.
Dora L. Thompson OF Williamstowa
old the CLUB members of legislation Q
II which women should be interested Y
That Which Abides'' will be the =
ubjcct of the address at II o'clock Z
sunday morning at the First Unitar- :
an church. 914 Topeka boulevard. \
.Irs. Homer Foltz will be the speaker. .
nling the pulpit in the absence of Y
he minister of the church. At
iclock in the evening, The Newspa- \
,er and the Puhlic,' Will be discussed | I,