The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-25

-Gussie Morrow Gage
Tax exempt Kansas bonds. Shaw
nee Investment Co. 534 Kansas Ave
Phone 5O50--Adv.
Do not buy an all modern house
until you see 1868 Lane street today.
I Cash or payments. Call owner Phone
$40 or 16O1--Adv.
A summer session will be held for
a period of six weeks in number
OF the city ward schools in order that
pupils may make up deficiencies.
The Gideon gospel team led by o.
c. Sparks OF Hutchinson will conduct
a special meeting at S o'clock this
evening at the Salvation Army citadel
The BeuIah Ladies' chorus of the o.
E s, which was organized Thursday
night. will meet at 1880 O'Clock Tues
day evening at the Masonic temple
for rehearsal
Alfred Mcdonald. directors of
parks and forestry for the city of
Wichita. was in Topeka this week,
studying the methods employed in the
parks of Topeka
Richard y Hall will speak on
Thomas Blood. Crown Stealer." at
the March meeting of the Jayhawker
club TO be held at the University CLUB
Monday evening.
The Washburn high school Y W. c.
A. assisted By the glee club of the
school. VIII present a play entitled,
at Home-The Dentons," Friday,
March 81. at NIacVictar chapel.
Cliff StrattOn. secretary of the Al
umni association of the Kansas state
Agricultural college. and Dean T. l.,
HoIton. head of the summer school
of the college. are Topeka visitors to-
day.
one machine for all your figure
and multiplication
lust as easy as addition on the porta-
bic Sundstrand adding and listing ma
chine. Jos. c. Wilson & Co., 525 Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
The members of the social order of
the Beauceant will meet Tuesday aft
ernoon at O'Clock at the Masonic
temple Important business will come
before the order and all members are
urged to be present
Washburn college defeated St.
Mary's college in a debate Friday
night at MacVicar chapel. 1t upheld
the affirmative side of the question,
Resolved. that the open shop4 as OPP
posed to the union o. closed shop,
should prevail in the United States
The Cooperative club will hold its
regular ladies' night dinner dance
and entertainment at Pelletier's tea
room at Z O'Clock Tuesday evening
There will be music and pictures on
the program as we'll as dancing DR.. |
Warren Z. Jeffrey is in charge of the |
program
The athletic association of the |
Washburn rural high school will give /
a pie and ice cream association at |
the Thomas gymnasium this evening !
beginning at 7:45 O'Clock. A program
including an old fashioned spelling |
bee will be rendered. The general |
public is invited
The members OF District Four. .. /
z. S, were entertained at the home
of Mrs. T. P Gilmore on West Tenth /
avenue. Friday afternoon The assist /
ing hOstesses were; Mrs f. G.
Wright. Mrs. Mary Deisher, Mrs. Alice
: a
Martin and Mrs. r. G. Allen
The meetings. which have been
conducted for the last four weeks at
the West Side Christian church by
Evangelist Charles s Farley, of Des
MONIES. Ia. will close with a service
at 100 o'clock Sunday eevening- He
will also preach at the Sunday morn
ing service on the subject, How TO
Succeed in the Christian Life"
Special music TO be given at the
; o'clock vesper service held at the
First congregational church Sunday
evening will include a solo by Mrs.
Harlowe F. Dean. Blessed Are the
Pure in Heart" Ward-Stephens'
Lord Thy Tender Mercy" quartet,
and an anthem by the choir I Wait
I'd for the Lord" Mendelssohn.
The Rev J. Quincy Briggs. pastor
II the Central Park Christian church.
viii be the first Topeka minister 70
AXE the Boy Scout oath and become
an honorary member of a troop. be
will join the troop of his own church.
The Girl Reserves of the city ward
schools held their monthly meeting at /
he Y W. c. A this afternoon. !
The members of the Central Park
Christian church will hold neighbor
lay. Sunday Every member is asked {
% bring a neighbor to Sunday school {
,P the church services. The Rev. ]. I
quincy Briggs. pastor. will speak at /
he sunday evening service on the
subject. My Neighbor' DIR. c. E.
Brown will make a brief talk preced- 5
ng the sermon.
Judge S. T. Howe. chairman of the
tate tax commissio on. who has been ! =
Il at his home, 1925 West street, this
week, was reported today to be get I
ing along nicely. His physician said :
hat he hoped he would be able to be :
Jack at his office in a short time. .
Judge Howe was taken i'll while out
nstructing tax assessors early in
March. and has never completely re- =
severed.
musical program will be present. 4
d at 7:45 o'clock Monday evening at J
he West Side Christian church. Per-
ions who will appear on the program
ire; Miss Sylvia Silverthorne, Lyman c
King. Clarence Messick, Mrs. H. T. O
1edgerwood; Miss Ruth Tandy' MISS
Vary Elizabeth Fowler, Miss Ruth z
baylor and Roy C Naylor. Evangelist
Charles 8. Farley will also give an S
Illustrated lecture on The Life of
1hrist."
The headquarters OF the directors of
he Topeka Pageant of Progress, have d
zen opened in the office of the To-
eka Merchants association The 4;
eneral directors OF the festival, which :
TO be a united community activity. :
re J. c. NIcCaffery and J. A. Darnaby.i !
Iilton Tabor. secretary OF the Topeka Y
ferchants' association. is the publicity ]
irector. The general committee in :
barge OF the pageant includes C w 7
49,
,ahn, and c. r. Faris. l.
Altho rocks were thrown into his
ouse early this morning. Z. w. Reyn-
Ids. $500 West Tenth avenue. does :