The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-07
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The wedding of Mrs. Annie circuit
OF ~ West Sixth street and Mr..
FRED Beeler of 1416 East Sixth street
was celebrated Wednesday afternoon.
They were married by Probate Judge
Schoch. Mr.. and Mrs Beeler have
gone to house keeping in his prop
erty at 1416 East Sixth avenue.
Mrs F. E. Mallory of Parsons,
Kan. is here spending a few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cherry
of East Sixth avenue.
The Lady Maccabees of hive No
IA will give a trolley ride over all
parts of the city in the near future.
The time has not yet been decided
Mr.. Fred Petri has gone to Denver
and Dennison, Colo, where he will
spend his annual vacation.
Mrs. Max Rain and son, William
OF Pleasant Valley visited Mrs.
Henrietta Rain of 222 Chandler
street yesterday
Mrs. G. P. Jones and sons. George
and Donald, of Wichita visited short
time Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. J.
Peri While en- route to Kansas City.
They will return here to extend their
visit before returning to their home
in Wichita.
Mrs. George Shurman of East Sixth
avenue who left several days ago for
Colorado to remain for the benefit of
her health is reported to be growing
worse instead of improving. She is
also suffering with an injured hand.
Miss Ethel Miller has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo, to spend several
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. J. L. Kelley will leave shortly
for Chicago and New York to make
an extended trip visiting relatives and
friends
Miss Mamie Anderson of Winfield,
Kan, will arrive here the latter part
of the week to spend a two weeks
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here.
The eighteenth annual assembly of
the Young Peoples alliance and
Woman's Missionary society of the
citation viii be held in Topeka Aus
ust 10 to 16 in Garfield park
Many good and helpful things will be
offered by the Young Peoples
society at this annual assembly.
The program, which is varied, prac-
teal, educative and inspirationaI
aims to touch. in addition to the
general lines, every phase of the
work of the two organizations The
unusually strong array of special
talent secured to enrich the pro-
gramme will a once attract and ap-
peal to all such that are apprcciative
of best things.
A new feature of educative value
will be introduced this year in the
way of an exhibit covering the mis-
sionary, publishing and educational
enterprises of this church in Japan,
China. Germany and America. Rev.
and Mrs c. L. SOrg, who have charge
of this department, have been at
work for several months gathering
material To see this exhibit will in
itself more than justify the expense
of a trip to Garfield park.
Rev. c. Staebler, D. D.. of Cleve
land, o. editor of the Evangelical
fI1a val mt. rf he
Young Peoples alliance for years, |
an unusually strong convention man
will be present and have part on !
the programme. There is probably |
no man in the church more con-
versant with the practical lines of Y.
P. A. work, and who can give more
new and helpful things and tell bet
ter how to run an alliance. The two |
conferences which he will conduct |
will be eagerly looked forward to. !
DR. Staebler will also lecture. address
the normal graduates and preach sew
eral sermons.
Also J. H. Engle of Abilene, Kan, |
general secretary of the State Sun |
day school association, who has done |
so much along progressive lines for |
the development of Sunday schools |
is one of the most widely known and |
beloved men of the state. He has
kindly consented to talk to the as |
sembly on THE Worldwide Sunday |
School Outlook" and one will have a |
higher appreciation of the growing |
possibilities of the Sunday school af- |
ter hearing this splendid address.
Another interesting feature of the |
programme viii be the talk given by |
Miss Susan Bauernffend. principal of |
the Bible Woman's training class in |
Toxic. Japan She is in the United |
states on a furlough and will be able |
to be present at the assembly during |
the whole session. A special invita- |
ton is extended to everyone to at
tend this convention.