The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-12

But If 1 were taken to the show,
Some judge would say. You are too
slow:
We do not like your barred clothes"
Or criticise my comb and toes.
Come ON, you hens of any breed,
That's fed on any kind of feed;
Come lift my egg with block and
tackle,
And then stand back and hear me
cackle.
December 16. w. L. RIGDOM.
Church Notes.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist
church services tomorrow are as fol-
lows: Sunday school at $3.50; COM
munion service at IL o'clock; Junior
League at 3 O'Clock: Epworth League
at 6:15. Rev. Sheer will preach on
the theme, 1.-The Breadth of Life at
1890 in the evening.
The Epworth League elected the
following officers at their business
meeting: President, Miss Beatrix
Antrim; first vice president, Minnie
Wilson; second vice president, N. 1.
Paisley; third vice president, Miss
Myrtle Hofer, fourth vice president.
Mrs. Edna Lynn; secretary, Ned KEEL
Ter; treasurer, James Irons; organist.
Miss Dana Slaybaugh; chorister.
Leon 1 Holman: The Epworth League
|
morrow night in honor of the new
members Rev. Sheer desires to see
all the new members at the COM
munion service Sunday morning.
Second Presbyterian.
The New Heaven and the New
Earth will be Rev. Hicks sermon
for Sunday morning. This is one of
his special sermons and will be
preached by special request. At the
evening service, the theme will be
John 3:16." Special music at both
services. Sunday school will take
place as usual Sunday morning at
$3.50. In the evening the Y. p S. c. z.
Blue Post G. A. II. Election.
Blue Post No. $50 G. A. r. elected the
following officers at their regular meeting
G last night: commander. A. G. Hurd. Of
NJ. Brassfield, chaplain; J. v. c., s. G.
Sarver: 9. NJ, 8. r. Cromwell: surgeon.
N. R. Mitchell: o. D.. F. j.. Williams: 8.
G.. ]. NJ. Helstead: trustee j. B. Skinner:
alternates: H. Wolf and s: c. .sarver.
| ment at the installation services which
will be held January s. Dept. ]. v. c.
Thos: NJ. James vas named the in
stalling officer. The auditing COMMITTEES
| is composed of Messrs. Mcclure, Sheetx.
and Musscn
TIE last meeting of the year. which il
or memorial character. comes on De-
| cember Is. and as this is Christmas. the
memorial meeting will be held in Blue
at $50 p m Suitable exercises for the
following members who have died during
s the past n year will be held: l. r. wag-
Duffey. Hugh Caskey. Geo. N. CIouse.
Samuel J. Reader, +. NJ. Cramer, and r.
NJ Wilkinson: Relatives and friends d
the deceased are invited to be present at
! this memorial meeting.
At the Spelling "Bee."
atfe Sons two We hu rnI and fifty persons
n sa1,e
the residents of the Quincy and Grant
school districts. Sides were chosen and
posed to be the best 81 speilers se in an N srI
Topeka, were pitted against each otner
It t, proved to- to be great time for the
their parents could do wrestling with
modern spelling.
The match started at $50 and continued
until after 10 o'clock. Doughnuts and
coffee were served.
Notes.
Mt: and Mrs. J. B. Cain left Friday
evening for a few days visit in kansas
The Lamont Bible club of district No.
VIII hold their meeting Monday evening
| street.
Mrs. Marion Boyle has returned from a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs AL
bert Bartram, at Elmont
The Lyman Aid society will hold a
bazaar next Friday in the Lyman school
Tor the purpose OF raising money for the
Joe Campbell is home from K. U. to
spend the weekend with relatives
Mrs. Hattie E.. Pelle has returned to
her home in Denver. On the way she
will visit friends in wichita
w. H. WoodarG Of Elmont has returned
home, after spending the day in North
Topeka.
The North Topeka w. c. T. u. will hold
q meeting this afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. Mary Sewell. 1901 North
Taylor street.
John Schrob has accepted a position
with the T. d. Joseph shoe store.
Miss Margery Bradley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Bradley, 917 North Quincy
street, is seriously i'll.
Ed Myers of Gushing, Okla, il visiting
his brother, 8. s. Myers.
Glenn Priddy of Elmont was a North
side visftrr fhfQ r,,orpfuY