The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-11
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Two new cases cS diphtheria. were
reported to the office of Dr. Earle =,
Brown, city health officer, today, ana
| three We're released.
Miss Ruth Golden, Miss Verna
MARBLE, Miss Regina Buchanan ana
Miss Olive Ware motored to Kansas
City this afternoon to visit relatives
Are you satisfied with the oil burner
you are using? Call US and talk about
putting in a Worthington- Phone
3367. B. &c r. Oil Burner Co, 214
! East Sixth.-Adv.
Members of the board of directors
| of the >Provident association will hold
! their monthly meeting at l2;lo
o'clock Tuesday noon at the Chamber
| of Commerce.
The ladies of the Oakland <Metho-
J dist church will hold a rummage sale
| Thursday at sos East Fourth street:
/ The sale will begin at O'Clock and
| will continue all day.
| Members Sloan lodge No. 225,
A. F. and A. NJ, are conducting work
in the third degree this afternoon.
| A supper Will be served at $3.50 O'Clock
this evening.
J Members of Topeka Assembly No.
, "a, Social Order of Beauceant, VIII
| hold degree work at a meeting at :
! O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at the
Masonic temple.
| If your oil burner is not giving sat
isfaction now what do you think 1t VIII
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Worthington Phone 1867. B. &. r.
Oil Burner Co., PA e. 6th.-Adv. =
/ For rent-Half of store room. If
| you can use One-half or more OF an
| undivided store room on Kansas ave-
! nue., rs feet by SIS feet, write us. Fine
show windows and location. Address
P. o. Box 100, Topeka.-Adv.
| Harlan Turner, who has been with
! the Kansas Reserve State bank for
1.-the last three years, has resigned his
position there and will, be employed.
! beginning next week, at the Guaranty
| State bank, as teller.
Members of the public utilities COM
mission as well as Fred s jackson,
| commission attorney, will go to De
| troit next week where they will at
tend the national convention of rail-
way and utilities commissioners.
| Members of Topeka lodge No. 2,
FraternaI Aid Union, will hold a
| Homecoming meeting November %,
| Charles B. Griffith, attorney general
elect has been invited to speak at the
meeting.
| w. E. Atchison, local attorney, will
| address the Mems Bible class of the
Trinity Methodist church Sunday
morning at the regular class hour on
| his trip 10 the Holy Land. All men
, are asked and urged to attend.
! M. H. Mexican, student secretary of
| the State Y. NJ. C. A, will speak at a
| meeting of the shop crafts at 8 o'clock
| Sunday afternoon at Labor hall on
1.-The New Social Order" Ike Gilberg
| talks on economics.
Highland Park and Berryton high
school football elevens played to
6 to tie on the Berryton field Friday
weight, for the Berryton boys arc
light, but fast, while the Highland
Park boys are heavy, but little slow.
Passengers on evenin- Santa Fe
trains probably wonder what sort of a
Chinatown is advertised in the capital
city as they see this brilliantly lighted
sign strung across East Fourth street:
ITO KA?' The city should at least
insert a ''P'' or an "A'' in order to
remove the Chinese.
w. w. Lewelling, st. Louis, Mo,
agricultural supervisor for the ninth
district of the United States Veterans
bureau, was in Topeka Friday on
business. Miss Ada NJ. Turner. of the
regional office, Washington, d. c., is
in Topeka in the interest of ex-Service
men who are suffering from blindness
and deafness.
Dr. Edmund J. Ku1p, pastor of the
First Methodist church, and DIR. C. Il.
Zook, superintendent of the Topeka
district of the denomination, Will
speak at the dedicatory services of
the new Meriden church, Sunday 1t
has been completed at cost of $685.
600. DR.. B. NJ. Powell, Topeka, will |
also assist IN the services.
For the benefit of those who can !
not see it in the day time, the exhibit
ton of World War portraits at the |
State Memorial building will be kept !
open every Monday, Wednesday and |
Friday > evening from 1880 to 10 !
O'Clock, as long as the pictures remain |
in Topeka. 1t is estimated that 5000 /
persons have attended the exhibit n. !
A class of fifteen adults will be pre-
scented for confirmation in the Episco-
pal church at Grace cathedral by the |
Rev. J. P. Deb. Kaye, dean of the /
cathedral, on Wednesday evening |
TheSclass will be confirmed by Bishop |
James Wise of the diocese of Kansas.
The confirmation will be held in the |
chapel of the cathedral at 1880 O'Clock
on wednesday evening.
The choir OF the First United Breth-
rem church will give sacred concert I
at the church Sunday evening, No
vember IL, at 1880 O'Clock, assisted by
Miss Miriam rankin, reader Miss
Franklin is with the Cadmean Lyceum
company. The choir is composed of
fourteen voices, and is directed by
Miss Bess Stiverson. r. b. Hickox is
pianist. Admission Will be free. An
offering will be taken:
An ArInistice day service will be
held at the Central Park Christian
church Sunday evening. A feature Of
the program will 6e-the singing of
patriotic songs. The topic will be
"One Hundred Per Cent American"
Men and boys will assist in the
service. This service will also officially
open Father and Son week at the
church. A banquet will be held FRI
day night. The week will officially
close the following Sunday morning
with a special service.
Monday night will be ladies' night
for the Topeka Kiwanis club. and the
m embers of the club are to attend the
meeting, accompanied by their wives
or other feminine encumbrances. A
demonstration of the new machine
switching telephones and its uses will
be given by Fred l. Howe. Of the To-
peka exchange of the Southwestern
Bell Telephone company. There will