The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-25

The regular meeting of the North
Topeka Civic club will be held next
Tuesday evening at the Community
house. Varions plans are under way
for making the coming year one of
the most successful in the clubs his
tory. Chairmen of the different COM
mittees will be appointed Tuesday
evening and various matters of i'm
portance discussed. A full attendance
is desired.
The Seaman rural high school has
installed a radio telephone and ex-
poets to be receiving messages by next
week.
The regular meeting of the Pa
rent-Teachers' association. which was
to have been held Monday evening,
has been postponed until Monday,
March 6.
George Allen, Ed Kassebaum and
James C. David were elected dele
gates from Menoken township to the
county convention to be held at To-
peka March 2, at the meeting of Me-
noken township taxpayers Friday
evening at the Menoken schoolhouse.
Shawnee council. No. 8. s. B. A,
will give a musical and literary pro-
gram on Monday evening at the hail.
for the members and their friends
One of the numbers will be Topeka
Harry Lauder in Scotch impersona-
lions. Speakers from the national
council also will be present and talks.
Death by starvation has been the
fate of the parents of Adam Mocht
SAB Scotland avenue. according to
word received by him. Mr.. and Mrs
Mocht, lived in the village of Koehler
Province Saratof, Russia, which is in
one of the worst famine district.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Elizabeth Sehenck is spending the
week end with friends in Fort Scott
Tho j. A. Cook family has moved from
1909 Harrison street to 121 Monroe.
Mrs. Ray Parnell of Topeka avenue, were
called to Perry yesterday by the death of
MT, Parnells grandmother.
H c. Phillips, 1903 Kansas avenue, went
the Near East Relief. Mrs. Phillips went
The Rev. S. B. Anderson will preach
missionary sermon at the Second Presby
terrain church Sunday morning. A special
collection for missions will be taken.
William Neswanger. Horace Bowman.
George Greenwood and Theodore Roth are
members of the Washburn quartet who will
sing at the evening services of the East
Indianola church Sunday.
A Y W. c. A. branch has been organ
lied among the girls of Seaman high
school. The officers are: President, Vera
Pollom: vice president, Ruth blanchard :;
secretary, Matte steuwe; treasurer, Thelma
Miss Sylvia Mather, formerly Of Clyde,
Kan, who has been teaching at Cherryvale,
Kansas, recently resigned her position to
accept che principalship of one of the
rooms in the Boys Industrial school at a
salary Of $1,S0o Miss Mather was prin-
cipal of the CherryvaIe schools.
A Washington Lincoln program was
gwen at seaman high school last evening.
The program consisted of numbers by the
pupils from the nine districts.
Mrs. J. c. Stevick and daughter. Miss
Clara Stevic of 516 Kansas avenue, spent
Thursday in Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Gabriel will go to
Excelsior Springs the middle of next week
During their absence Mrs. c. H. OVAL will
stay, at the Gabriel home with Mrs. George
Roehrig.
The young people of the North Topeka
Baptist church are enthusiastic. They are
now starting contest and have for cap
tains Lillian Weir and Stephen Humphree.
=. I. P. U. is at 6 30 Miss Esther Mumby
IS Lender. The subject is "By-Paths to
Forgotten Folks" At 3 AS the young peo-
pie have Bible class and this also counts
in the contest
S. r. Dexter. undertaken, S2S Kan
saS ayenue-AdV