The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-28
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Candidates for Carnival Queen
From First Ward.
Names of Several Mentioned for
Great Honor.
ALL ARE POPULAR
Large Attendance at Sunday
School Convention.
"Sunarintendents Should Be
"SuDerintendents Should Be
Broad,'' Rev. J. w. WaIdrOn-

Who is your choice from the NoIln
side as carnival queen SEPTEMBER 70 I
srba names Of several girls ana Wo-
men from the First waru are oeii aS
r-entioned as candidates for queen q
M carnivaI held September 10 All u
Them have said that although IHey
would not bet a box OF canuy Oh ~ -
being chosen for the holOl' s:II.1
bein the good cause they We're Wllllls
- r7n the race Among those VIM
we're mentioned as candidates are VI
c,arIes Suit of 1925 North JdchSOtl
street, Miss Hazel Boast OF Sg2 ~ ~
Ta@lson street, Miss Pearl HEAD u
lie west Curtis street, and MISS SYLVIA
shelter Of S2S North jackson stLeel'
NJ contest closes Saturday night, sep
TENDER 3. ,;lzalx, san+ in
- All Of those mentioned TINS
morning are we'll known ana popular
ON both sides of the river MIS-; Oii Ss7
Silit is the wife of Charles 9ult, III III
ssiesman for the Davis MercaIt tIlS
eor,Tanv she is member OF me
eastern Star and is popular. NIs s9
Hazel Boast, the daughter q NJ -, -
Mrs william Boast OF SOS \ o1l u = 60
son street, is one Oh tAe liAo 9So,+t ei4e
If the younger set on the Nortn SUE ls
Mis- Pearl Head is the daughter y
Mrs. c. w. Curtis. She mas go. ID .
Following and is as gracious ana cl!eli 49, ~
ing as could be desired. NJ 1fls ~, and
Shelter. is the daughter OF MI az
Mis- 4 r. SDetter. Mr. Spetter Il 9
~ y,anufacturer His daughter mas
a winning personality and viii pr a'iS
make a strong race ,l7 1colr
Az these girls and women good lOo6z
800 What 4 foolish quesuoh- -
eoIIrse they are. It isn't necessary -
mention that a,- is If
Outside OF North Iopehd piupSt -
likely that there are several IN ShOIey
- vicinity whose names nave AOe
been mentioned but would be soOu can
didates for the carnival queen IN
The main duties Of the queen VII
he to ride in the carnival parade FRI
- evening She will wear a crown
Sba win ride on a throne IN the most
gorgeous float in the par@ue- 11ISl.7
the side Of the float VIII pc Dou 49,
e1ard consisting Of a company or men
S9inI-ed from, the Karnival Knights TOT
their bravery and chlVa1ry- -
,This is a chance for the young HieH
of the First ward to show their loyaIty
to their girl friends RemeInner e ells
.,,,-C1eI- night Septem Der 9. The coupon
which is published in this issue OF the
state Journal may be hlled oul VII
fI1e name Of each subscribers taVorlte |
- ne coupon will serve as an entry |
5lsnk for the candidate which VAL reg
lister 500 votes free of charge Aool-
tional votes. however, must pc aS
companied by the voting Zee. dccol y
ing to the schedule puohsneu Oh 'iie
coupon.
A large attendance was present at the
sunday school convention of the five
North side churches held at the Second
<oresbvterian church Sunday AFTERNOON
F2e1r and Mrs. Jennings of New York City
gave talks. Rev. Mr.. Jennings, who is
supplying at the First Congregat1onaI
church, urged that the Sunday school OIL
cials be careful in keeping records of the
work. Mr.. and Mrs. D. 0. Coe made a
short address. Their suggestions were
along the line of better graded and
primary work in the Sunday school. Rev
J. W. Waldron. pastor of the Kansas
Avenue NJ. E. church, urged that the Sun
day school superintendent should be a
man of broad education and an under
standing of human nature Rev. W: Cole,
pastor of the North side Baptist church,
gave a talk about different phases Of Sun
day school work.
Saturday a girl employed in a public |
building said that one of the handsomest |
men on the North side was fireman at |