The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-06
A Special Musical Programme
Marks the Closing.
REV. OTIS LECTURES.
Pastor of Lutheran Church to
Deliver Series at Dixon, Ill.
Items of Interest About Pastors
and Their Fiocks.


and Their Fiocks.
Unity church on Topeka avenue, be-
tween Ninth street and Tenth avenue,
after the sermon Sunday by the pastor,
Rev. A. Wyman, will be closed for the
summer. while the pastor takes a va
cation. The sermon, Ministry of Ma
ture'' win be delivered at the morning
service at IL o'clock.
A special musical programme has
been arranged, one of the principal fea-
lures of which viii be several cello So
los by H. G. R. Schwartzhopf The
quartette composed of Mrs. Frank Fos-
ter. Miss Grace Akin, Mr.. F. H. Park
hurst and Mr.. NJ. d. Henderson will
sing several selections among which
abide With Me" will be repeated by
request. Each of the members of the
quartette will also sing solos.
Rev. Mr.. Wylnan viii spend a short
time of the vacation here but will soon
go to Chicago and he will spend several
weeks in Illinois and Iowa. He will
return and the church will be opened at
the middle of September.
Rev. H. A. OFT, pastor of the English
Lutheran church of Topeka, has been
engaged to deliver a series of five lee
v,
on, Ill. His subject will be, THE Use of
the Blackboard in Sunday School
Work. Rev. Mr.. OFT is well posted on
this subject. and furnishes all the black
board designs used in the Sunday
school publications of his church
His course of lectures viii begin July
%. His wife and daughter Grace are
now making a three weeks visit with
friends in Springfield, Ill.
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Third Christian church has returned
from a pleasant vacation spent in camp
on Wakarusa creek, thereby escaping
the excessive heat of the city.
Mrs Geo. Herrick will address the
young women of Topeka on the subject,
The Young Women in the Home on
Sabbath afternoon at Ais. There will
be special music. The services will be
held in the Y. w. G. A. rooms on Jack
son street.
Dr.Fisk and family left yesterday for
Napoleon, Michigan, where they will en-
joy the cool lake breezes in Oberlachen
their summer cottage. The First Con-
gregational church is accordingly clos
ed.
The Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon went to
Cincinnati Friday to attend the Ma
tional Christian Endeavor convention
Sheldon will make several speeches at
this convention. From Cincinnati he
will go to Chicago to serve as pastor
of the South Congregational church for
three weeks, and incidentally to study
city life and get material for a new
story which he is writing
ON THE NORTH SIDE.
Rev; ". 3. Hutchinson of the Baptist
on The Church Covenant The second
and His Church Covenant. HV wifi be SEMEN given
tomorrow morning. At this service there
Mr.. Hutchinson will take for his subject
"A Trip to the Mountains The regular
church during the month of July. The
Young Peoples meeting tomorrow even
ligion and Patriotism"
Services at the Central Avenue Chris
tian church Sunday will be as usual
der s. PnrHis mor aha s q by M
Sixth Beatitude," Matthew 5:l3. Even
ing subject. Time"
At the Congregational church Sunday
there VIII \ be preaching and .communion
for Rev T: J: Pearson's sermon for this |
Lord supper In the evening at s O'Clock |
there viii be a song service by the choir. |
of this church over three dollars was |
raised for missions
At the Kansas Avenue NJ. e. church /
during the heated term the pastor, Rev. |
J. A Stavely, has arranged to have the |
shortened to one hour Tomorrow morn |
be savins ,oS2er f Sup3eGr Tli De
ter" The Epworth league of this church /
has been asked by the hospital committee /
from the south side to appoint a commit T
tee to attend to the work at Riverside l.
johnson and Mr. Clifford Isutes were
named The young people Of the other |
work, which will consist of visiting the I
hospital talking and reading to the pa
TENTS
A number of noticeable improvements I
to the Church of the Good Shepherd. The |
building has been painted a rich terra /
Gotta with green trimmings while the /
been silvered. While this work ie'' Vas "a co.
ing on outside the interior of the church 4
been beautified by a handsome border.
adds greatly to the comfort of the COM 1
municants, has been placed in the chan /
water for his untiring- efforts on behalf /
of the church and to Mr. Doane for his /
work in painting and papering.
The proposed union services which have /
OF the north Side churches have been |
given up, as no suitable grove was found /
in which to hold these meetings.
Since last March the members of the B /
Street Baptist church (colored) have
raised S703.S5 to apply their mortgage.
There is still small sum due which they
expect to raise between now and Septem- /
Der. at which time they viii burn the Il
mortgage. Rev. H w White.is the pas
tor of the church. This is the church I
which the late Rev Peter Baker served i
so faithfully for II years
The Best Liniment for Strains.
Mr.. F. H Wells, the merchant at Deer
Park Long Island, n. Y. says: Il al /
WAYS recommend Chamberlafn's Pain 1
Balm as the best liniment for strains. /