The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-10
Convention Officers.

convention
The last meeting of the Second dls-
trict convention of the Christian
churches was held Friday nlShl III IL
Central Avenue Christian churcn.
pageant was given by the st.ns IL
societies of the Christian churches y.
topeka. The church was CROWDED anu
the entertainment enjoyed py those
who attended IT,. ,.oar
The officers for the ensuing year
who were elected at the business SEES
sion of the convention Friday morn
ing were: President, w II. NaI,o VI u
Burlington; vice president, X, ian H
Pherson of the Central PARK Chrl So, ,I:,h
church. secretary and treasurer, MISS
BESSIE walters of Burlington: dlsIrlc'
Bible school superintendent, MI aos.
tie d. Bowers of Mound CITY, Nd1 1t
Christian Endeavor superlntenuent
Don Schimeal of Topeka; delegate 70
the state convention, D. T. NICE al iaiiu
of Lawrence. a.,a..+es +o
- ~ next convention at LaCygne,
Kansas. ..aod by a
good sized crowd although noe "a
many out of town oelesales
as were expected.
New Lodge on North Side.
A branch of the Pythian Sisters Is
being organized among the daote Ell; IL
North topeka This lodge is an auXn-
iarv of the Knights of Pyth1as anu mas
a, large membership on the south slde.
The movement to start this iooge III
North Topeka started at tne iqIts
-rbicb Amity council No. 231, kn1ghts
We PIIthias gave several weeks ago to
tha members of the lodge and their
families. a;r,,aa the
oharter for the new lodge. The first
meeting will be held Tuesday a1ter-
noon, April 10, in the lodge nail, 80
North Kansas avenue. TUESDAY even
ing the members of Amity councll
.7, or,-a a banouet to the Pythian
Sisters.
Among the Churches.
Services at the North Topeka Bap-
fist church will commence Sunday
with Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
This will be followed by the regular
church service at IL o'clock. Junior
B. Y. P. u meets promptly ,lyo. a
p ~ will convene at O'Clock. Serv-
ices for the people will be held by the
pastor at 8 o'clock; SUBJECT Cues-
lions and Answers
The usual services at the North To-
peka Congregational church will be
held Sunday. Preaching and sunday
school in the morning and EndeaVor
society promptly at $3.50 in the even
Kansas Avenue Methodist church
J. e. Scheer, pastor-9;3o ocloch'
Sunday school, H A French; superlh n
tendent; IL o'clock, an address py
Mrs Nina L. Fannin. of Kansas CITY
3 O'Clock, Junior League; 6:45 O'Clock
F,pworth and intermediate Leagues
Grated Voice" leader, Miss Gertrude
Thompson. 8 O'Clock sermon, theme
''Foolishness of SIM.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. John S linn and daughter
Mrs E. NJ. Brown of Lyman. VIII
spend Sunday in Kansas City visiting
Mrs Zinns sister, Mrs. Frank snap
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Easily of Kan
sas CITY Mo- will spend Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Nicholson and 9TH
er friends on the North side.
w G. Shidler of Silver Lake has
returned home after spending short
time on the North side
NJ Glynn of Granville was a North
p H jackson of Elmont has re-
turned home after business trip &c
North Topeka.
w F. George of Kiro was on she
North, side today attending to bust
The Tuesno Hashi club Will NEE
Tuesday afternoon at the home o.
Mrs. George Middaugh. 1881 soutf
Mrs. Delena Mccoy of Route No. 4
left Friday for Cedar Rapids. Ia
where she will visit relatives for som'
Morris Jenkins is spending a shor
time in Kansas City visiting his daugh
ter.
w. H. Austin of the Austin-Snedike
Mercantile company arrived toda,
from Concordia and will spend shor
time in North Topeka on business.
A NJ. Petro. druggfst.-Adv-
E Martin of Silver Lake was
North side visitor today
Miss Esther Pratt of Rossville i
visiting her cousin, Miss Gladys Pratt
S33 North Jackson street.
Mrs. Bernard of Kilmer was on tn
North side Friday shopping.
Miss Beatrice Clifton has returne