The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-17
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Grant Schools Record in Ath-
Ietic Field Meet.
LYMAN School Holds Successful
Graduation Exercises.

Grant school won fourth place in
the third annual track and field meet
which took place at Washburn yester- ,
day and Quincy dropped to ninth TINS
year. Grant was victorious in the fol-
lowing stunts: Running Broad Jump
Unlimited class, won by Lester NC
Donald. Running Broad Jumps
pound class, won by John Kennedy
44O yard relay-S5 pound class, time
ST As seconds. Quincy was ahead in
the shot puts pound shot won by
Register Mahan, ABB feet.
Lyman school Exercises.
The graduating exercises of Lyman
school were held at the school house
last night and the house was filled 20
it's capacity. About 60 people from
Rochester were present. A musical
and literary program was given and
of the evening. Diplomas were pre-
sented to the following people: Stella
Ramsey, Estelle Rodgers, Chauncey
MCGEE, Geo. Listz, Chas. Ainsworth
and Arthur Blackwell. Eight mem
bers of the school received certificates
for perfect attendance, having been
at school every day this year.
Santa Fee Night at Presbyterian
Church.
The lavish japanese decorations for
the presentation of Madame Butter
fly at the Second Presbyterian church,
have been left intact for the Sunday
services. Under the large Japanese
umbrella the pastor, Rev. w. c. Meek
er, will deliver a sermon on The
F'lowery Kingdom in the morning at
II o'clock. Sunday night is Santa F'e
night" at which the address will be "A
Visit to the Shops: My Impressions,
to which all the North Topeka Santa
Fe shop men and their families are
especially invited. This is the second
sermon in the series on North Topeka
subjects. The first sermon Notice
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last Sunday night, and was heard by
a. large audience. Mrs. Frank NJ.
Phipps and the chorus choir will fur
nish the music.
At the Baptist Church.
The North Topeka Baptist church,
preaching. subject LOYALTY to the
Teaching and Person of Jesus" 2:30
Junior B. Y. P. U. p: M Senior and
intermediate B. Y F.: U: p; m
dav school Teacher" The best music
for YOUR enjoyment and cordial well
come awaits you.
Church of the Good Shepherd.
Church of the Good Shepherd, (Epis-
copaD Laurent and Quincy streets Ser
follows: Mathis and sermon at IL
o'clock Evensong and sermon at
O'Clock. The Rev. H. E. Toothaker, M.
r. rector of Ottawa, Kan, will ofic1ate
and preach in the evening. SUNDAY
school at 10 o'clock.
Kansas Avenue Church.
Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church, Kan
sas avenue No. 1925, Rev. J. E. Scheer,
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 o'clock,
Leon Holman acting superintendent
Morning services at II o'clock, subject,
| Does it Matter What We Believes?
Epworth League at 6:45 O'Clock. AT
| the evening service, o'clock, the pas
| tor will preach. Theme, ''To What Age
Does Christ Belong?" Junior League
| at o'clock.
Central Avenue Church.
| Prince Mohamed pullman of Calcutta,
India. will lecture at the Central Ave
| nue. Christian church on Tuesday eV-
| enine He will appear in native cos
| tune and tell of the customs of India,
| and of his conversion to Christianity:
He will also give a demonstration or
| Hindu fakir tricks.
| Central Avenue Christian church. BIZ
| BILE school 9:45 a. m. Preaching services
| II a. m. and s p. M Junior congregd-
| ton at the same hour as the morning
worship; Christian Endeavcr 6:45 p. M
Memorial Services.
| Tho annual memorial services of the
| North Topeka old soldiers and Ladies
| of the G. A r., will be held at the
| christian church Sunday morning, May
| 25. Appropriate music and special dec
! orations are being provided. The ad-
| dress will be delivered by John d. Zim-
| norman
Notes and Personals.
John D. Zimmerman returned today
| from Nortonville and Barnes, where
he addressed the district convention
of the Christian churches.
Miss Ruth Anderson of Rossville il
visiting with Miss Bessie Jones.
Joe Campbell and Claude Redmond
have gone to Lawrence to attend the
state high school track meet.
A NJ. Petro, druggist--Adv-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown of Sa-
lima are visiting Mrs. r. B. McMastel
at 916 North Jackson street.
D. T. Gabriel and wife and Ralph
Bair and family are spending the da!
at their camp at Maple Hill. Other
members of the camp expect to b'
there tomorrow.
Shawnee Council No 1, F. A.-You
are requested to be present Sunda!
| evening, May IS, not later than 7:S(
] O'Clock to attend the memorial service: