The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-13
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES
Enwortln Leaeue Anniueraarv.

The Epworth league of the First NJ. E.
May a. Sermon to young people in The
evening; Following program will be rem
dered: Music; prayer by Rev. j. y; Nc
mss m aaaPFts56f Mis- Miss ha9te son
Miss Miss Grace , NettealSs , address, The E7p-
M qEth w s. Swan Mr. address, he Ju n39
league" Mrs. T e Stevens: music; ad-
First Church of Christ, Scientist. 30
West West Sixth street; services at IL a. m;
First African Baptist church. First
S5reet Rev G. p 3den P5steF 5 PFsa sb5
Its Mission; 7:30 p M, subject, The
BeatR Of sam Hoe in age If to
ed from large blackboard. 7. P. s. c.
Third, Christian church. corner of Third
and Lake streets. F. f. Mallory, the pas
PP eT1 subject, The influence Of the
Prof. F. F. Dawdy. musical director.
Westminster Presbyterian church,; cor
win be filled Sunday. May IA, by visiting
Cqngrega tional preachers.
WASHINGTON avenue; preaching at II a. m
Suo1eet' ,rd, d hinow sunday school at
1.-THE Standard
United Brethren church. services are
held in the lecture room of the church,
Twelfth and Quincy streets; II a. m. and
The First state spiritualist society will
hold their. conference and fact meeting on
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, with music and
tests. At p m. Cyrus Corning Win give give
one of his lectures. Meeting opened and
closed by Soaring tests, given by Mrs.
The Divine Scientists will hold services
at their hall 722 Kansas avenue, at 3 p.
Subject, what Is the Duty Of the Hour;
same place. Miss Sue Whittiesey viii
Walnut Grove M e. church. corner Har-
rison and Eighteenth streets, Rev. J. f.
Coe, pastor. Sunday. services: Glass meet
II a. M. The, sermon will be to the young
people Sunday school: 2:So p m; Ep-
evening s-i Service at S O'clock viii be in
First Christian church. Rev. M. E, .Har-
Ian will preach; morning subject, Apes
tan science Neither seience nor CHRIS
tian," the first of two Sunday night ser
St. johns A NJ e church corner sey-
enth street and Topeka avenue. Preach
Ing Ing 2 vi mns sG TO the GsnsTan A
ISOLATION of the Congregational Church.
addresses BY the above named ministers.
Christian Endeavor at Z p. m.
services under. the auspices. of the Kan
sas State spiritualist society. Sunday
Lecture and congregational singing. Even
ing services at o'clock Lecture and
Young women's Christian association.
Miss Mary Bunker. Vocal duet, Mrs. Still
man an and and Miss 5s ,, Daisy Hunter.
Wagner. pastor. Preaching in the morning
i ny 'h by the Rev. G. = Nichois ms SUNDAY
school at 9:45 a. M; Endeavor society at
Parkdale Methodist Episcopal church.
PFbeaehing by the Bast9r sr the Rely d D
exercises of the Epworth league at 7:SO
p. m; class meeting, 10 a. m Sunday
N ehurc6 cor3er iGFseas p ana
Van Buren, streets. Preaching by the pas
por rem morning sa rb9w rhe Retrib aq
Justice of God" sunday school at 2 p. m;
First Presbyterian church. The pastor.
Rev J. D. ! G1gnteTmine D d, win preach;
services in the {, eysaRg Sunday school
D. D., pastor. Class meetings, 10 a. m;
Pr By Rev 70 b n Baih p@0 Grfth pastor Of
the Pilgrim Congregational church of
'sT 1i|' Can to Service: Sunday school at
2:3O p. M; Junior league, p. m ami
Platform addresses by Governor Stanley
and the pastor. ,,u,. 1,-,,. d.
Rev ~ John W sykes; canon the Rev
munion $50 a. M, Sunday school; II a.
me Te qTnRR sv eyn vke any % eve by
ing prayer and sermon by the Very Rev.
Good Shepherd. corner Laurent and
Quincy, North Topeka. $50 a. m, Sun
day school; ?, M evening 9 prayer Gse ser
The Garden of Prayer" Mr.. Edwards
St. Simon's corner Western avenue and
Seventh street 9:45 a. m, Sunday school,
80 p. M, evening prayer, sermon by Rev.
Canon Bywater.
Calvary chapel. p. M, Sunday school,
p. m, evening prayer, sermon by Rev.
Joseph Wayne.
North Topeka Baptist church, corner
Laurent and Harrison streets, Rev. w. r
Hutchinson, pastor. Services at IL a m.
and 8 p: m. The evening subject vii! be
"A Bottle in the Smoke the second in
the series on Striking Truths From
Strange Texts"
Peoples church, hall 1908 North Kansas
avenue. DR.. A. S.Palmer, pastor. Preach
ing at II a. m. and p. m: Sunday school
in the afternoon at o'clock. Morning
subject, Hard Knocks; evening sub
tect, Our Foundation. Solo by Mrs
Palmer; music by the chorus choir OF la
dies.
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