The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-02
Honeywell Meetings Attended
by Huge Success.
Evangelist Hits Nail ON Head
In Sermons.
INDIAN CREEK GRANGE FAIR
Baby Show Was Big Feature
Large Crowd.
Stock Judging and Big Chicken
Dinner Today.

The tabernacle meetings which are
being conducted by Rev. ]. E. Honey
well in North Topeka, which began
last Sunday, promises to end with
more success and satisfaction imam
any evangelistic campaign ever nelo
here, These meetings began last Sun
day, and at the evening service more
than 200 people were denied admit
lance because the large building was
not large enough to accommodate
them.
Mr.. Honeywell by his manly.
ing every possible objection. All pes
simistic prophets appear to have been
hushed.
The great chorus, under the leader
ship Of H. c. Clase, the singing evan
gelist, is attracting large crowds which
seldom attend church services. me
local churches are pleased with tne
success that already has been at
tanned and what might be celled wild
predictions are made or the future
meetings. ,,.-
Mr. Honeywell gets attention. ms
sentences have a ring OF since s;a His His
his audience is held as In wise. MS
conclusions are SO logical ana MS IAN
guage 50 plain that he easily carries
his audience with him.
The following are a numo oero o,
Thursday night: Hitting the nail on
the mead" Sam Jones once SAID, III
you throw stone at a buncn OF ooss'
onl yone dog yells and that IS the one
thar got hit" Jesus Christ has al
ways been crowded out. 1 don't
wonder that there was no room Tor
him In the inn, the marvel is That
there vas room for him in the stable
To-day thoughtful people everywhere
FOR him in their life" THE sins OF
parents are engraved into the lives OF
their children. Society is doing more
to damn the world than the drink
traffic, and number OF other quota
lions.
Indian Creek Grange.
The baby show was one Of the most
interesting features Thursday OF the
fair given by the Indian Creek grange.
The farmer is always pleased with
good crop Of all descriptions, pleased
with his fine stock. but there is moth
ing that will attract more OF his at
tention than a fine bouncing baby.
There were ten entries in the show
at the grange, and Alice Leon Hutch
fson. daughter If Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hutchison Of Elmont, was awarded
first prize in the class for babies from
one to two years OF age Andrew
Birnbaumer Of Fairview. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Birnbaumer. was
awerded second premium in the same
class.
In the class for babies not more
than twelve months old, Dorothy I.
Pitcher. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Pitcher Of Indian Creek. was
awarded first predium, and Easter
May Rude, daughter Of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
Charles Rude of Shorey, was awarded
second premium.
Judging in the baby classes, horti-
cultural, textile works and pantry
stores was completed Thursday and
the live stock and all other depart
ments will be judged today.
Today was the feature day at the
fair. A big chicken dinner was served
at noon and a large crowd enjoyed the
affair. Many people who live In the
city took advantage of the opportun-
ity and spent the day in the country
at this fair.
Four companies Of boys Of the In
dustrial school hiked to the grange
hall today and enjoyed the fair. They
gave an exhibition drill during the
afternoon. other athletic contests
were enjoyed.
One of the features Of the fair
Thursday was a talk to the women
by Mrs Howard N Rhodes Of 1924
Harrison street. Mrs. Rhodes is a
graduate of the domestic science de-
partment the State Agricultural
college and gave the women talk on
the proper manner OF cooking. Bread
DaklHS Is one VI IcI HOOOACS 0AA SAAC
spent much time in telling them about
the scientific way Of baking bread.
Horticulture.
w. A. Miller was superintendent OF
the horticultural department, and O.
F. Whitney, assistant. The winners In
the divisions are: Fall apples, J. s.
Austin; Grimes. o. D. Hotchkiss; iona
than, Mrs. H. L. Moore; Ben Davis
Edward Marken; Gano. Mr.. Hotchkiss
York Imperial, Mr.. Hotchkiss: Wine
Sap, Mr.. Hotchkiss; Staymen's Wine
SALTS FINE FOR