The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-18
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

WAL holQ n meeting Tuesday evening
al the home of Miss Hilda Nelson, 1T
East Euclid avenue. Miss Pearl Boan
Wlll assist as hostess. -
Judge John H. Crawford of the in
oustrlal court will attend the annual
convention, of the American Mining
congress in Cleveland, October to IA,
as representative of the state.
The senior gymnasium. class OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. will be organized at a
meeting at 7:45 o'clock this evening at
the association building. The class will
hold series of mass athletic tests this
fall.
The Topeka Cooperative club will
elect officers at the next regular din
ner and meeting to be held Tuesday
night at Pelletier's tea room. w. o..
Anderson is to be the principal
speaker on the program.
G. r. Bridgeforth, principal of the
Kansas Industrial and Educational in
stitute, viii speak at the emancipa-
ton day celebration at Oskaloosa next
Saturday. He will be accompanied by
the quartet of the institute.
The members of the Topeka high
school Y. W. c. A. will hold big
sister meeting at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon at the association building.
Miss Helen Fair, girls work secretary
of the Y. w c. A., will be in charge.
w. r. Stubbs' big Hereford herd in
Texas has been sold at auction. The
sale was forced because of dry weath-
er, Stubs stated. The cattle brought
a better price than the Kansas City
market, but $25O,000 under the 1918
prices, it was said.
The Rev. J. T. Crawford, secretary
of the Kansas Baptist convention, left
today for LeaVenworth where he Will
attend the annual meeting of the Mis-
souri, River association of the con-
vention. Thirty-six churches Will be
represented at the meeting.
The members of the young women's
auxiliary of the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the First Meth
idist church will hold their annual
election of officers at a meeting this
evening at the Sunday school temple.
A supper will be served at $50
o'clock.
The Cards, a team captained by c.
A. Marker is leading the noon volley-
ball tournament of the Y M. q. A,
having won four games and lost one.
The Browns, captained by Joe De
Frees, are in second place with two
victories and one defeat to their
credit
Crowds around The state Journal
bulletin boards Sunday were given the
results of the motor races in Kansas
City, also the news of the accidents
and the results of the important base
ball games in the east thru radio serv-
ice from the home of Morris d. Milan,
circulation manager.
w H. Eastman. secretary and
treasurer of the Kansas Life 1nsur-
ance company. and Donald d. Long
necker. of / = staff OF the company,
are in Milwaukee, Wis; where they
are attending the national convention
of the American Association or Life
Insurance Executives.
The missionary play, Two Masters"
was presented Sunday afternoon at
Ingleside home by the members of the
World Wide guild of the First Baptist
church Members of the cast are:
Miss Henrietta Price, Miss Martha
Chitwood Miss Eva Smoot, Miss Jessie
Highly, Miss Ruth Palmer and Miss
Grace Holcomb.
Church day will be observed by the
Members of the Central Park Christian
Church, Wednesday. a conference OF
church and Sunday school officers and
feaders of the women's union will be
held at 8 clock in the afternoon. "A
discussion on What Does Our Church |
Need" will be held at the evening serv-
ice at 1880 O'Clock.
The annual conference of the Meth |
odist churches of the Topeka district
will be held Thursday and Friday at
Osagel City. The principal speakers
Will be: DIR. Edmund ]. Kulp, of To- |
peka; DIR. w B. Fleming. OF
Baker university, Baldwin, DR.. H. E. |
Wolf. of Wichita. and Bishop e. L.
Waldorf, of Wichita.
At the regular meeting of the To- |
peka Kiwanis club. to be held at the
Chamber of Commerce at 8: 80 O'Clock |
tonight, Mrs. Mary H. Mayfield, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Kansas chill |
dren's code commission will be the
principal speaker. Music is to be !
furnished by the quartet of the Wash |
burn Girls Glee Club.
E. Miss Bonita Ferguson, superintend-
ont of the young peoples division of !
ha a
left today for southeastern Kansas, |
where she will speak at series OF
county Sunday school conventions. |
She will speak at Columbus Tuesday; |
Chetopa, Wednesday and Thursday. |
and Blue Mound, Thursday and Fri |
day.
DR.. Charles f. Matthews, pastor of |
the First Baptist church of Topeka, |
and Frank Sanderson of Kansas City, |
formerly an employee in the Santa Fe |
shops, were the speakers at a mass
meeting of the shopmen and their I
families in Ripley park Sunday af- |
ternoon at O'Clock There were
more than 500 persons, many of them |
women, at the meeting.
The dedicatory services for the new
$4,000 Sunday school temple of the |
Euclid Avenue Methodist church, |
southeast corner of Seventeenth and
Lane streets, will be held Sunday, |
October 1. sum of $4,000 has al |
ready been raised for the new struc- |
ture. DIR. Wallace Bruce Fleming, |
president of Baker university, will de-
liver the dedicatory address.
The annual conference of the coun- |
Gil of the Wichita area of the Meth |
odist Episcopal church will be held |
Wednesday \at Wichita. Topekans, |
who win attend the conference are:
DR. George f. Satterlee, Dr. U. s. |
Brown. the Rev. r. Z. Gordon. the