The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-12-21
ANOTHER Large Chorus.


One of the most unique Christmas
musical programs ever given in North
Topeka will be given at the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church Sunday
night. The program will be in charge
of the chorus choir which is composed
of thirty-eight voices. During the last
three weeks the members of the choir.
under the direction of NJ. c. Holman.
have been holding rehearsals
Those who will take part in the
musical program are: Sopranos. Miss
Lois Seger. Miss Gladys Cunningham.
Miss Cecil Con.stock, Miss Nellie Hand
ley, Miss Myrtle McGrew. Miss NADIA
Otis Newton, Mrs. Carl McGrew, Miss
Stella Holman, Miss Evelyn Holman.
Miss Margaret Handley Miss Trix An
trim. Miss Edna KistIer
Altos: Miss Irene Winner. Miss Ida
Henry, Miss Iva Handley, Miss May
McNoun, Miss Pansy Antrim. Miss
Miriam Withers. Mrs. John McNoun.
Tenors: Sidney s. Smith, Hugh A.
Smith, Otis L. Newton, Lester Mays,
Roy Winner, Harrison Euler.
Bases: Leon w. Holman, A. L. Mus
son, Delbert West. Bernard McNoun.
Roy Slaybaugh. Carl McGrew, Kountz
Leighton and William Dodge.
The musical program is as follows:
Chorus, The Gloria Observation-Disclosures.
...............M ozart's Twelfth Mass
Trio for Strings and Piano, "Laseren-
alta -. ..-::..:...-.:: Brager
Miss May Clark, Violin: Mr.. Dina
Frantz, Cello; Miss Ollie McNoun,
Piano.
Solo, Might of Nights" Van De Water
Miss Cecil Comstock.
Ladies' Chorus, 'Hark, Hark, My
SOUP .................... Adams
Soloists: Miss Elsie howard. Soprano;
Miss Irene Winner, Alto.
Chorus ST Waited for the Lord -.
Mendelssohn
Soloists: Miss Cecil ~omstock, Mrs.
Otis L. Newton.
Trio for Strings and Piano-Serenade
Chorus, 1.-The Heavens are Telling.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Haydn
Soloists: Miss Madeline Hoops, So
prano; Mr. Sidney s.. Smith. Tenor;
Leon W. Holman, Bass.
Mems Chorus. "An My Heart This
Chorus, "HalleIutah'' ............ Handel
The workers conference of the
Central Avenue Christian Bible school
this week decided on the organization
of three or four new classes in the
school beginning January 1. The
school is enjoying a steady growth
which necessitates the additional
classes.
A special program is being arranged
for the annual meeting of the Central
Avenue Christian church on New
Years day. Services will be held in
the afternoon and evening and supper
will be served.
Regular services at the North Con-
gregational church tomorrow. Preach
ing at IL O'Clock by the regular pas
tor, Rev. T. J. Pearson, on the sub
ject, peace on Earth" Sunday school
at 10, r. P. Rude, superintendent
Christian Endeavor at 6:15.
Ralph Hurst, son-in-law of A. L.
sas City and will leave for Philadel-
phia during the early part of the year,
where he will have charge of the pro-
duce department of the Armour COM
pany plant.
c. o. Burger of Fort Worth, Texas,
and Will Ofield of Oklahoma City are
in North Topeka. They came here to
attend the funeral of their brother
in-law, o. Shaeffer, which was held
yesterday.
Clara Pluu1n1er left yesterday for
Mo-, to spend the holidays.
George S. Gillespie left this morn
ing for Independence on business
trip.
Edward Conn has gone to Cabool,
No, on a business trip.
c.. w. Lukens went to Wetmore on
a business trip this morning.
Clarence Gresser and DR.. H. F.
Pratt of Rossville were in North To-
peka on business this morning.
A. NJ. Petro. Druggist.-Adv.
The members of the Silver Lake
club and the members of
the North Topeka aggregation will
play a contest on the North Topeka
courts this afternoon.