The Topeka state journal., 1905-12-31

AAt ttsiA lew lilGlQS with WROIl he could
confer or commune, and he -ouIdn't com
mune with himself There was desDeraft.-
" little to commune with. His estate was
worth a great deal. but he himself was
worth very little. While Outwardly a muI-
tinilliOnaiTe. inWardly he was insolvent-
Rev. DR.. Charles H Parkhurst Presby-
terian, New York.
CHURCH NOTES.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. the pastor, the Rev. W. M
Cleveland, viii give an illustrated ser
mon or Light Special theme at
both services suggested by fact of last
service of year. Special music.
At the First Cumberland Presbv-
terrain church the Rev. LOYAL w. Mad
den. pastor, viii preach on the Duty
OF church Officers and Ordain and
morning at II O'Clock. Full attend
ance of members of the church de-
sired. Subject at 1880 p. m. will be
How Old Are You?"
Justice R. A. Bureh. of the supreme
court, has been asked to read to the
congregation at Unity church Sunday
morning paper read by him before
the Missouri Valley Unitarian confer
ence at Lawrence last fall, on "Some
Observations on the Scientific
Method" "
Sunday afternoon the Rev. Thomas
S. Young, pastor of the First Baptist
church, viii preach the New Years
sermon at Quinton Heights school
house. The male quartette from the
same church viii sing. In the evening
Judge j. S. West will speak, subject
Jim Bledsoe's Theology"
The morning topic at the First Lu-
theran church. the Rev II. A OFT, pas
tor, will be, "Providences Which In
spire Personal Trust in Cod There
will be no evening service.
At the Lowman Methodist Episcopal
chapel the morning service will be con
Quoted by the pastor the Rev. c. e.
HOlcombe. Topic. Pure A1indedness'
The evening services will be conducted
by the presiding elder.
The latter part of the praise" meet
ing to be held at the Z. NJ. C. A, colored
department, Sunday. December 81, at 3
p. m, will be turned into a memorial
service in memory of the members of the
association that have died during the
past year. All men are welcome at the
rooms. 406 Kansas avenue.
The annual meeting of the First
Christian church. the Rev. Charles A.
Finch, pastor, will be held Monday
evening.
The regular gospel meeting will be
held at the Young Women's Christian
association rooms Sunday afternoon at
4:15. Miss Bfinta Evans of New York
will give the gospel message. Special
music has been arranged for.
The w c. T U. will meet at the
First M. E. church at p. m. Monday.
There will be quarterly meeting
at the A NJ. E. church. Sunday, De-
cember 81, also a watch meeting.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning at II o'clock
there will be a reception of new mem
bers by the pastor, DR.. W. c. Evans,
with a suita BILE address. At 7:30 DR..
Evans will preach on "A New Years
Message"
At the First Baptist church Sunday
evening the pastor will begin series of
illustrated sermons on Across Pales-
tine by Carriage and Horseback" The
special subject for this evening will be,
1.-The Story of Mt. Carmel" Most of
the views presented were taken by Mr..
Young while on this trip as delegate
to the Worlds Fourth Sunday School
Convention held in Jeruselum April
1904. There will be special music at
this service. The morning subject will
be, Hope"
The subject for the Sunday morning
service selected by the Rev. Charles
NJ Sheldon at the Central Congrega-
tional church will be Lessons From
the Passage of Time The topic for
the Senior Endeavor at $40 O'Clock
is Looking Backward; What Have I
Earned This Year2'' The pastor
speaks to the society at 1880 o'clock
At the North Topeka Baptist church
the morning topic of the pastor, the
Rev. Walter C. Evans, viii be, THE
Marshaling of Christian Forces" AT
1890 p m. an antiphonal musical ser
vice. Two choirs of Twenty-Five voices
each, one stationed in each end of the
church to sing responsively. Cholrs