The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-03
IN NORTH TOPEKA
Civic Club to Issue Pamphlet on
Dixie Situation.
The Rev. Harry Perry Becomes
Rector of Good Shepherd.

the bikes surrounding the Norlh sue
and comparing them with bikes a1ohs
the Mississippi river and other places
In numerous places along the MIS-
sissippi river the loWlands are Pi9
tected by a dixie only elghl rect WlIe
at the top, with a one ana e-nal u
foot slant to the bottom. Comparing
these with the river and Soldier creek
dixie, that in some places Is 50 anu ~
feet wide, our dlkes shoutd en-, lip ~
hold all the water that may lloW III
the Kaw river bed
The bikes along the Mississippi are
constructed out of the same kind OF
earth and sand as those along SoluISl
creek and the river.
New Pastor on North Side.
The Rev. Harry Perry, of Herring
ton. Kan, has accepted call as rec
tor of the Church of the GOOD Shep-
herd, on the corner of East Laurent
and Quincy street for the summer
1 months. The Rev. A. J. G DoWie'
who until recently was rector OF the
church has charge of the Eplscopaii
church in Junction City: me usual VA
SUNDAY service will be held at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, tomor-
Celebration at Garfield.
Monday, July 5th, will be big Day
at Garfield park. Band concerns WIZ
be given in the afternoon and even
ing and fireworks display at nlgnt.
AIS o'clock in the evening free
motion picture show will be given
Plenty of tables and benches nave
been arranged in the shade Tor PIC
sunday school Picnic.
Friday night the young ladies of the
West Indianola Sunday school nau
their annual picnic at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bleier, for the young
folks and teachers of that vicinity;
The supper was served on the lawn
which was decorated in flags AFTER
supper games We're piayeu: w 1os
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A Button, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bleier Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. slower, Mr.. and Mrs. A X III
fanny, MIR. and Mrs. D. l. luton MI
ana Mrs Fred Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs
carl Nichols, Misses Elma Bits, Louise
Bleier. Leah Compton, Dorothy Plke,
Faith Hamaker, Elsie Cochran, Ruth
Button. EIma Vanier, Eula Cramer'
Lola Cochran. Ruth Baird, Rebecca
RIeier. Geneva Davidson, Ruth Slower
Josephine Bleier, Maud Armstrong
Edna Retter, Esther Wiseman, vera
FaIlv. Bertha Tiffany, Ethel Hughes,
Fiorence pike. Winefred Button, Min
ME Bleier, Mr.. Werner Bills, Floyd
Cochran, Mark Taylor, Jack Reamy,
RalDh Button, Verne Cochran, Ralph
jerks, Charles McHenry, 3 Rn;D6
Rude. Charles Wiseman, Emery Baird,
Glen Regger. Jacob Bleier, Roy STOW
ar. FLOYD Tiffany, George Bleier, En-
nest Whitman
Among the Churches.
The usual Sunday services Will De
neId at the North Topeka Congrega-
tional church. Sunday school and
bleaching services in the morning and
Endeavor society at night.
Methodist services: $50 a. m:
Sunday school, H. A. French, supt.'
II a. m, communion service; 6:45 p:
m. Epworth League; installation or
officers; Miss Fora Reed, leader; p
m, Intermediate League; p: m,
patriotic service, consisting of songs
by the choir and Sunday school ana
short address by the pastor.
The Second Presbyterian church,
corner North Jackson and Gordon
streets, the Rev. Joseph P Hicks,
pastor Sunday morning the regular
quarterly communion service Will pc
held The pastor will preach on
'sTemples of the Living God All the
members of the church are requested
to be present a this service. The
Sunday evening service will be patr1-
otto The sunday school and the Y. P.
S. c. E. will convene at the usual
hours.
Services for Sunday, July 4, at
Christian church: 9 q. m, Workers
conference; 9:45 a. m, Bible school;
1o:45 a. m. morning worship, sermon,
The Call of the Highest; Z p. M,
Christian Endeavor; p. m, sermon,
''Things that Make for Peace" a patri-
otto service. Rev. John D. thinner
man presented his formal resignation
pastor
tan church to a meeting of the church
officers this week. He will close his
work September I, to become financial
secretary of the State Missionary so
ciety of the Christian churches HIS
successor for the North Topeka church
has not yet been selected.
Notes and Personals.
Dr. H. B. Smith of Emporia will
open a dental office next week in the
building at SS7 North Kansas avenue.
Mrs Charles Suit will leave We'd
nesday, July Z, for the Pacific coast
on the Shriner special train. Mrs.
Suit who is the grand matron for the
Eastern Star of Kansas, will repre-
sent the Kansas chapter on Kansas
day at the San Francisco exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Smith of Kansas
City. Mo, will arrive tonight to visit
friends and relatives on the North side
several days.
Roy Tieehurst left today. for Chi
cago, where he will spend several
days.
Vern Marshall will spend several
days next week in Chicago.
The weekly meeting of Anity lodge.
No. 231, Knights of Pythias, Will be
held Monday night in the lodge nall
S3T North Kansas avenue.
George Frisbie of Oskaloesa visited
friends and relatives in North 10
peka Friday.
has returned home after visiting his
cousin. Mrs H. Hightower.
Miss Verna Reedy and Roy Packard
were quietly married Tuesday after
noon at the home of the Rev. Joseph
p Hicks, 927 North Jackson street:
Both of the young people are Wen
known in North Topeka. They Will
make their home at 81 Quincy street
The road near Indian creek for a
distance of so rods has been greatly
improved since the heavy rains I'm
der the supervision of the county com
hoe e7r-eaT nod