The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-19
NORTH SIDE NEWS.

\ ten days rally will be held at the
Central avenue Christian church, be-
ginning November l. The meetings
VIII be held in the evening. The church
which has been remodled, will be dedi-
c;tJed November 10.
Pupils of the Quincy school gave an
ice cream and cake social in the man
IisIi training room Friday afternoon
TIE proceeds went to buy furniture
f II the teachers rest room. The pupils
contributed the cake.
Misses Hattie and Blanche Shirley If
CT antville, are North side visitors to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Newton of 1925
North Jackson street are visiting rela-
tiyes in Troy.
John Davis, living four miles north
of Granville, is in Topeka today look
log for a location for his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. w. Davis, who expect to
move to North Topeka next week.
Il. Robert has moved from the South
size to 1919 North Harrison street
Mrs. Ed Richard of 1125 North Jack
sor street is visiting relatives in NJ era
dan.
Miss Dora Burroughs of Granville
is Visiting North side friends today.
A s. Bridgeford of Gutherie Okla.
IS in North Topeka on business today
j. F. Fisher has moved from COS North
Kansas avenue to 419 Grant street.
What Kind of Church Does North
topeka Need?" will be the subject of
Rev. j. D. Zimmerman's sermon at the
Central avenue church Sunday even
held
L L. Trip who has been living at
llo9 East Fifth street has moved t.
Al0l North Van Buren, street
Joe Gillings who is a senior at K. S.
a. G., Manhattan, will spend Sunday
W IN his folks at Granville Young
Billings is the catcher who made a good
record with the Topeka ball team last
ST MINER
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bridge, former
North side people, who have been liv-
ing at Harrington for several years.
have returned to Topeka and will To-
cate at 1925 North jackson street.
Horace T. Will1ie, who is in the SEN
Tor year at K. S. A. c., Manhattan,
will spend Sunday with his father, T.
A. Wilkie.
day, october %, on the William Boast
farm, five miles north of Topeka on
the Rochester road.
D. w. Taylor, living about three
miles northwest of Topeka. has return
ed from visit with relatives in cen
trail Pennsylvania.
George Sproat is making prepare
tions to remodel the house on the Sex
ton property he bought recently The
land is near Silver Lake
The Kansas Avenue M E. choir has
aagin started work for the fall and |
winter months; they have over 80
voices in the new organization Next
Sunday Rev. ]. W. waldron will peracn
In the morning on Safe
guard and Equipment" in the evening
the sermon theme will be Traps"
Miss Bernie and Mr.. A. L. Musson will
sing a duet in the morning and Mr. |
Bernard McNoun will sing a solo at
10 oh X
very special anthems
At Second Presbyterin church. |
William c. Meeker. pastor. IL a. M, /
address by Rev. Robert Norris, of the |
State Temperance uniOn David Bowie |
will sing Sun of MY Soul" $50 D. |
M, Christian Endeavor society will /
conduct Old Folks meeting; 1880 p. M,
Illustrated lecture on Korea" by Rev.
". c. Meeker Music by the chorus
choir and Mrs. Frank Phipps, soloist.
The Second Presbyterian church has
secured the services of Mrs. Frank NJ.
2hipDs, formerly Celia Smith, as choir
iirector and special soloist for the pres
mt season. Mrs. Phipps who resides
1t 1928 Garfield avenue, is one of the /
oest known musicians in the city. She
began her musical career in North To-
oeka, singing at the North Topeka
Baptist church under W. M. vanNess
eVeral years ago From there she
ntered the quartette Of the Euclid Av-
niue Methodist church and later be-
came choir leader at the English
lutheran church. For several months
he was soprano soloist at the First
Baptist church. After graduating in
music at Washburn under Madame
'outher she taught both piano and
dice here and elsewhere for eight
ears She engaged in concert work
With Carlton Wood, and took the lead
ng soprano role in the oratorio
Elijah at lola, under the direction
f Frederick Wallace of Kansas City.
he will be heard every Sunday morn
lg and evening in anthem and solo
7ork at the Second Presbyterian
hurch.
Regular services at the North Con-
regationa1 church tomorrow. Preach
1g at IL o'clock by the regular pas
Or, Rev. T. J. Pearson; Sunday school
t 10, F. P Rude, superintendent;
christian Endeavor at 6:15 .. M