The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-05

best plate Ben Davis, Mrs. H. Kannarr.
first; best Roman Beauty, L. L. Mark
! ham, first; best plate Maiden-blu lush
apples, O. Frlmer, first; best plate
| Jennets, T. P. Van OrsdoI. first; best
plate seedlings, T. p Van Orsdol. first;
best plate Willow Twigs. T. P. Van
| OrSdoi, first; best plate DOminee, T. P.
| Van Orsdol, first; best plate White
! Winter Pear minis, T. P. Van OrSdol,
| first. Pears: CARRIER pears, best plate,
A. Schonee, first; Pleasant Hill pear,
best plate. w F. NJ. Society, first.
! first; best plate Concord grapes, J. l.
| Monroes. first; best plate peaches, "
L. Button, first.
| Church of the Good Shepherd
| (EpiscopaD, corner of Laurent and
Quincy streets-Sunday services as
follows: Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning service and sermon at IL
a. m. Evening service and sermon
at p. m.
The Knights of King Arthur. the
boys club of the Second Presbyterian
church, has reorganized for the sea-
son of 1928. Besides the routine
of the regular society sessions, the
club will take up basketball and in
door baseball this year. turning
pole which has been installed has also
proved very popular. Last year the
club numbered about 40 boys, and
they also have a large class in the
Sunday school Mr.. Oran Layton,
very successful athletic leader of 1915
North Van Buren, street, is director of
the boys club and teacher of the
knights class. Mr.. Layton is also
manager of the Apprentice baseball
team of the Santa Fe shops.
The Lords Supper will be observed
and new members will be received at
the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning. The pastor, Rev.
w C.. Meeker, will preach the ser
mon, and the chorus choir. with, Mrs.
Frank Phipps as soloist, will furnish
special music. There will be no night |
service. The main service of the |
union revival at the Kansas Avenue !
p. m. by Rev. w. I. Cole and the |
overflow meeting will be held at the |
North Topeka Baptist church, where
Rev. w. c. Meeker will preside and |
Rev. John w. Waldron will -prea ch !
the sermon. John Shaw directs the |
music at the main service and w. NJ. |
Van Ness at the overflow.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church gave a fare |
Eliza beth Norris of 927 North Van |
Buren, street at the home of Mrs. |
John Pratt last Wednesday. About |
twenty women were present and a |
most enjoyable affair was reported |
Mrs. Norris goes to make her home |
first pastor of the Second church, |
Rev. J. G. Miller, D. D.. of Parkvilfe,
Mo, and also of Samuel Miller, tray-
cling man for the Midcontinent Mills.
Her son of, J. c. Bradley of Rossville,
is also well known in Topeka. the
best wishes of her host of friends fol-
low her to her new home.
Parents day will be observed at the
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning, October g.
The service will begin at IL a. M
All parents are invited to bring their
children and sit with them during the
service. Sermon, subject, The Chris
tan Home" Solo by Mr.. Sidney S.
Smith. Great revival service at 1880
p. m. The Rev. w. I. Cole will preach
James Shaw will lead the singing.
Overflow meeting at the North Side
Baptist church. Rev. J. w. WaIdron
will preach. Sermon, subject, THE
Tragedy of Indecision" Prof. sVan
Ness will have charge of the music.
The close of the week sees a great
many improvements on the North side
we'll under way. In addition to the big
5000 concrete nursery on North
Madison and Norris streets, several
private residences are being improved
These include the Al GurtIer property
It 1872 North Monroe street and the
frank Studer residence at 1886 North
quincy street. The home of Bert Ed
wards at 1892 North Kansas avenue,
which was recently damaged by fire.
also will be repaired. The burned
'oof and front will be renewed The
'emodeling work on the Central
Avenue Christian church is nearly
lone.
The roof is being put on the new
lyman school house, one mile north
If Topeka on the Kansas avenue road
The building is expected to be ready
or pupils by November 1, when an !