The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-06-07
NORTH SIDE NEWS

The Rangers class of the Metho-
dist Sunday school had a social at the
church last night and in spite of the
bad weather there was crowd. The
boys deserve much credit for the
work they have recently done on their
new Sunday school room. The school
has been growing SO fast this year
that the audience room of the church
was crowded each Sunday morning:
so the Rangers conceived the idea of
making some changes in the basement
and having a room where their class
could meet and be apart from the
other classes. They worked faith
fully, doing most of the work them
selves and now have two nice rooms.
One has been fitted for the class on
Sundays and as a reading room dur
ing the week, where the boys will feel
free to go any evening. In the other
The boys have a large class and hope
to interest others SO they will join
them in their work.
The revised schedule of the Union
Pacific trains to take effect Sunday
follows: Eastbound-No. 10 leaves
at 5:S5 o'clock in the morning, in
stead of 1925 as at present; No. 102.
train, at 7;25 O'Clock in the morning;
No. los, Kansas City local, at APPS in
the afternoon, instead of $50 in the
afternoon as at present; No. 1O4, 2:20
No. 106, SIS in the morning, no
change. Westbound-No. 1O1, st.
Louis-Colorado Limited, leaves at
11:3S at night; No. 203, 1915 in the
night, no change; No. 107. 1898 in
the morning, no change; No. 100.
1885 in the afternoon, no change.
Church Notices.
The North Topeka Baptist church:
$50 Sunday school. II a. m. preach
inf, subject. THE Souls Storehouse."
p. m. junior union. p. m. Senior
preaching, MY Neighbours Boy"
Wednesday afternoon, Ladies' Aid So
ciety. Thursday evening, prayer meet
ing. There will be special services in
the Sunday school.
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, 1925 Kansas avenue: $3.50 a.
m. Sunday school. II a. m. preaching
by the pastor; theme. THE Matchless
Speaker" 3 p. m Junior League.
Christian Culture-the Complete
Man" Leader. Mrs. S. S. French. s
p. m. preaching by the pastor; sub
ject, Christ the Subject of Converse
ton" Prayer meeting Thursday and
choir rehearsal Friday night at
o'clock
Rev. w. C. Meeker will speak Sun
day morning at the Second Presby-
tera1 bat church ision on n the $; subject fs
ing on Temptation" Mrs Frank
Phipps and the choir will furnish the
music. The public cordially invited.
Children's day will be observed at
morning. The church and Sunday
school will be a continued service, the
first part of which will be a program
given by the children and at the close
Rev. T. ]. Pearson will give a short
talk to the children. Christian En-
deavor at GAS p. m
Notes and Personals.
Miss Stella Holman expects to go to
Holton tomorrow to be the guest of
Mrs Verne Wallace over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. I. Shafer. of North
Topeka avenue, have returned from
Olivet where they have been with their
son.
Mrs. ]. H. Howard and sons, CaryI
and John, left yesterday for Hamilton,
Mo, where they will make their home.
Glen Thompson has returned from
Newman where he visited for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar C. Arnold moved
Friday to their new home in Potw'n
Mrs. H. W. Euler and daughter Bes-
sic will spend the summer in the coun-
try.
Misses Ollie and May McNown will
spend Sunday in Tecumseh.
Mrs. Carey and daughter Mamie of
Los Angeles, are visiting with Mrs.
Carey's brother, H. c. Mckinley.
The new officers of the FraternaI
Aid elected last Wednesday evening
are as follows: President Miss Flora
Stratemeyer; vice president, Fred b.
Ius; secretary, Edna Andrew; trea sur
err, G. ]. Bollotte; guide, Christina
Offerman; chaplin. Mallie Robinson;
sentinel, James Scott; observer, Arthur
Smith: musician, Ada Bolus.
Mr.. Ebert Fletcher and Miss Leila
at the Baptist parsonage June s. Rev.
w. I. Cole officiated.
A NJ. Petro, druggis..-Adv.