The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-06


The g. acres north of Soldier creek. lying
just west of Kansas avenue. has been sold
by Mr., and Mrs. f. A. Studer, 1917 Quincy
be divided into twenty -four estates, each
one containing nearly one-half block of
day or Tuesday The tract will be called
Suburban Home Place
The service at the Central Avenue Chris
tian church Sunday morning will be in
harmony with the closing of Children's
week, and the thought turnout will be the
relation of the parent TO the child; The
Shall This Child Be?'
at the North Topeka Community house,
preceded by a cafeteria supper at $3.50,
Young men wishing to attend the meet
ing at the Community house Friday, May
Il, at 80 O'Clock, when the organization
of national guard unit in North Topeka
will be discussed, are requested to leave
their names with Chef Thomas at the Kaw
tions may be made for them. All men and
boys of military age and interested parties
are asked to attend this meeting Free
smokes will be provided Enlistment will
not be urged at this time. Adj. Gen. c. l.
Martin and Maj. W. P. MacLean will make
talks.
The ventry of the Church of the Good
SQeDnerQ Will nOlu a meeting Monday eve
ming at o'clock at the parish house, 21O
East Laurent street.
NJ c. Holman, clerk of the school board
and director of the Topeka Mod0cs, was
visited Friday night at his home 116
Evelyn street, by members of the Modocs,
q serenade program in honor of his seven
tieth birthday anniversary and his thirty
ninth year as musical director of the club.
MI Holman became member of the
Modocs in 1888 and at the same time was
made director. He has been president of
TINS well known musical club since 1920.
None of the charter members of the or
ganization are now on the rolls.
made merry at the Holman home last eve
ming, wearing Ounce caps and INDUCING in
wallace, Francis A. Stephens, Ruben S.
Tulien, Frank {: Squires, J. H OVERLY,
man. II. E. Buchanan, w l.. Hamilton.
j. II; White, C. b. Jennings, 5 c Staples
Following the serenade the serenaders
We're invited into the Holman home and
spent several enjoyable hours Of CONVERSE
ton. music and stunts. after the usual
bound
Notes and Personals.
Winifred and Carl Button are spending
the week with their brothers at Manhattan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chute win go to
Cozy apartments, rs Kansas avenue. south.
Mrs Chute was formerly Miss Clara
The Hustled family is moving from 1928
jackson street south, to 1434 Kansas ave-
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. EASILY of Kansas
City are week end guests of Mrs. Easely's
father, J. A. Lukens. Mrs Easely was for
merly Miss leila Lukens.
5. r. Dexter. undertaken. S23 Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
Miss Kindernitch of st. Marys left Friday
with her sister Mrs Clarence KistleE, Of
Park street. Miss Kindernltch came to
Mrs Kinderniteh who has been visiting in
Kansas City, Joined her daughter here and
they returned home together.
The 3. Y. p. U. of the North Topeka Bap-
list church held a wienie roast Thursday
evening at the Jake BIieir farm. Between
thirty-fiv and forty young people attend
ed After the supper they gave a travel
ing sing" driving around in Automobiles
The union plans to give a straw ride the
latter part of June.
= Buy your ice cream at the Roller Cream
cry 1900 North kansas.-Adv.
The Christian Endeavor of the Central
Avenue Christian church will have an in
teresting prayer meeting service Sunday
lead The subject will be Keeping the
itiate candidates Monday evening at the
regular meeting Refreshments will be
The Community Service club will meet
Tuesday, May 10, instead Of May o. as
first planned. The change is made owing
TO the farm bureau training school for
project leaders which will be held next
week. The meeting on May Is will be at
the home Of Mrs. J. F. Cecil at Pinehurst
farm route f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hatcher. 1927 Central
May ).
Guaranteed house paint s2.I5 gal
Ion Wall paper Z Y and Ice single roll
o. A Mcclure. Wall Paper and Paints,
$40 North Kansas ave.-Adv-
Mrs. d. Sherman of Omaha, Neb.. who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs s.
Galitzke, 1012 Jackson street, has returned
to her home
Mrs. Ed Foltz Of Taylor tract is visiting
relatives in Mankato.
Mr. and Mrs. s s Myers have moved
from 2T1 wabash to 321 East Twelfth
street
Mrs. F. o. Morns, Mrs. n. A. Peck and
Mrs. c NJ Morrow entertained the Light
Bearers Of the Second Presbyterian church
with a party yesterday afternoon in the
church social rooms