The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-28
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At HOME NEWS
4 revival meeting will start at Red
den Chapel Monday. Tho Rev. J. II. |
Easel viii. be In charge.
E. C. Black has been awarded .
contract for the repainting OF the To-
peka mail boxes. The color will be
green.
Troop No. Is. Topeka Boy Scouts. took
were chaperoned by Miss Isabel Mills,
their Sunday school teoches.
: Troops and 5 OF the local Boy Scout
organisation returned to Topeka today
after having gone on . hike Friday to
Calhoun bluffs. The night was spent
in camp.
Mrs. c. A. Musselman told stories
to children at the 7. VIC. "A. this
afternoon. Miss. Ethel Evertngham.
dressed in appropriate costume. sang
q number Of Dutch songs.
r.. A. Hafehbarger, w. E. McClel-
land and H. T. Jett of Topeka have
been attending the annual meeting of
the Missouri Valley Business Teach
ers in Kansas City this week.
E. w. Rankin and Ralph Searle
Judged several birds at the meeting
Of the Shawnee county branch of the
Kansas Poultry federation at the Com
mercial club quarters Friday night.
The Sunday school OF the First Pres
byterian church gave $17o to the Bel!
gian relief fund. The church, after
previously giving 500 to the Red Cross
gave $1,000 more to the Belgian cause.
DR.. Roy b. Guild will speak at the
Central Congregational church Sunday
evening on .Is 1t More Christian for
the Church to Hold Funerals or Prevent
Them?" Sunday will be Public Health
day.
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r. N. C. A. is to have as their speaker
on Monday evening s. D. Flora. the
local weather man. Dinner will be
served to members Of the club at 6:l5
O'Clock.
There has been complaint Of cold
street cars in the last two or three
days. The street railway company
will have to be credited with keeping
it's cars unusually warm the forepart
OF this season. however.
The following marriage licenses were
issued by the Shawnee county probate
court today: Fred Carlson, 50, Topeka,
and Adelia C. Sjolander, IS. Topeka;
Vincent C. Hascall. Is, Omaha. Neb..
and Dawnie Dale Pugh, q. Topeka.
The Rev. S. 6. Hefelbower will &C.
cupy the pulpit Of the First English
Lutheran church Sunday morning and
the Rev. John A. Bright Sunday even
ing. The pastor, DR.. F. M. Troxell.
bronchial pneumonia.
! W. E. Rafferty,, professor Of sociology
and religious pedagogy at the Kansas
City Baptist Theological Seminary. will
speak Monday night on ''The Boy
Problem" at the Walnut Grove Meth
| odist church. Admission will be free.
Prof. Rafferty, was six years in juve-
nile work in Chicago.
| The concert of Marshalrs band which
has donated it's services to the Indus
| trial Council in raising a fund from
union men for Belgian and local relief,
| will not be given tomorrow on account
of the Auditorium being in use. 1t ID
hoped that the concert can be given q
week from tomorrow.
! The Following births were reported
at the office Of the city elaRk today:
Charles q. McCleery and wife, 1914 West
Sixth street, Nov. 20, boy; George E.
Scott and wife, Al Lime street. Nov.
\ %, boy; Edward Charles Tiemann and
| wife. Topeka, Nov. 9, boy: George King
j st0n Thomas and wife 1872 Buchanan
street. Nov. q, boy and girl.
John r. Mulvane, president Of the
Topeka Free Public Library board, has
made q request that the city Of Topeka
appropriate out OF the library fund
$3.50 to 60 toward the maintenance Of
q branch library in one of the school
buildings in North Topeka. One hum
dred dollars has already been donated.
The city commission will probably grant
the request.
At the Christmas bazaar to be given
by the women Of Grace Cathedral Guild
next Tuesday and Wednesday, at ia
West Eighth avenue. tea will be served
| to the callers. and the women hope to
make 1t an enjoyable affair socially.
The heads OF committees will be in
charge OF the booths. as follows: In
FAINT booth, Mrs. James L. King; hand
kerchief and towel booth, Mrs. Homer;
delicatessen booth, Mrs. C. p. Bolmar:
bag booth, Mrs. Earle williams; regu-
lar guild booth. Mrs. T. s. Stevens:
candy booth. Miss Ruth Wilson; doll
booth. Mrs. Charles Brooks Thomas.
Sunday will be q special festival day
at the Swedish Lutheran church,
Fourth and Tyler. A class will be
confirmed and admitted to the Lords
supper. This service will begin at
1880 O'Clock. At 1880 in the after
noon q reunion Of all classes confirmed
during the IS years the church has
existed will be held. This meeting, as
well as all others, is open to the pub
lie. Luncheon will be served at 6
O'Clock. Communion services will be-
gin at 1880. The preparatory will be
preacAed in Swedish and the regular
sermon in English. There will also
| take place q reception for new mem-