The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-20
IN NORTH Topeka
Forty Members Added to Amity
Lodge, Knights of Pythias.
Santa Fe Tries New Roofing
Experiment on North Topeka.

1orty-flVe lodges or the Knights OF
Pythias sent representatives here to
attend two monster meetings. The
North Topeka contribution to The
class was by far the largest new en-
rollment from single lodge and sur
passed the expectations of members
of Amity lodge No. 231, of the North
Side.
% The North Side lodge which has
the largest membership of any Pythian
lodge in the state was well repre-
sented on the committee that had
charge of arrangements for the meet
ing and was represented on the team
that participated in the ritualistic
work.
Experiment on n. It.
A new fireproof roofing is being
tried out in North Topeka by the
Santa F'e railway A consignment or
the material which is an asbestos
slate combination was received Friday
afternoon at the Santa F'e Junction
and will be used to cover the roor OF
the new Santa Fe station now being
erected there.
The roofing was recently patented
and the new station on the North Slde
is the first Santa Fe building upon
which it is being tried IL is sato Ina Ilt1t
the material is not only fire-prooI oHt
possesses greater durability than the
average roofing. 1t comes IN ECIAPs
one-fourth of an inch thick anu Is
laid diamond shape.
Campaign to End Next week.
of the evangelistic campaign 1nauSur
ated last Sunday by all the cnurcnes
of the North Side, reports sup SUBJ 49,
nv the various workers lnulcatS nc Nc
DersoDs have been brought INTO lie
roriors congregations that Would III
no other way have been reacheui -
principal feature of the camPalsn -
personal work and IN TINS Wy not
sons are approached VINO Woulu ~
of their own accord, attend re-
ligious revival -. lost
10 survey of the work done iast
week will be made by all the cru I,r;II ~ he
lid to make the closing weeks Wolh
1.,ora effective than that OF the pre-
ceding week.
Among the Churches
North Congregational church-ReUi;
Clinton Andrews, astor- ouIlu tCS,. stTThe
All Gbsorbing Task" II O'Clock;
christian Endeavor, $3.50 O'CLOCK, lol-
lowed by sermon, SupposlCIpI oiraaS
evening service will be held from O''0
o'clock until o'clock px,
second Presbyterian church-R1eV:
Joseph p. Hicks, pastor. Inc 2uh4 icy |
school and church Will unite III ~
services are invited to the sunday
School at $3.50 o'clock. The Sunday
school will reassembIe after the class
work in the auditorium wheh the
half an hour earlier than usual; Inc
theme sunday evening will he some
Reasons Why All Men Should Unite
with the Church" Special music mas
At the Central Avenue Christian
church-Rev. I. H. Beckhold, pastor;
1O:45 a. m, communion service ana !
preaching. Subject, Robbery. Io:4o
a. m, Junior congregation. 6;3O p M
1raachine. Subject, What Must I Do |
to Be Saved"
At the North Topeka Baptist church
$50 a. m, teachers prayer Ihee'i ~
10 a. m, Sunday school IL a. m,
sermon. subject, TT Took God Twenty |
Years. to VIM p. m, Junior b Y.
p u. D. m, Senior and intermediate
y P; u "a; go p ve M Be Tev,eai S the
Forgiveness of Sins % Revival services
all next week. w. Grant Handley'
pastor.
Kansas Avenue Methodist church
J. E. Scheer, pastor. $3.50 a. m, sun
day school; H. A. French, superin-
tendent. II a. m. preaching. theme,
ct Am Innocent" 6:15, Epworth
our Gratitude?" Leader, Miss Ida
Henry $50 p. m. intermediate League,
Mrs. Birdie Seal, superintendent. 1880
revival service. Sermon theme, "A
Message to You"
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. ana Mrs. CndrIeS ravens ana
their daughter, Ruth, of Holman's ad-
dition, have gone to Roosevelt, Okla,
to lemain several weeks visiting rela-
tives.
A bid of five dollars for a box was
made last night at the box social given
by members of the Union Sunday
school of Lyman district, and the pur-
chase price of the supper considerably
boosted the Sunday school fund for
the benefit of which the social was
individual =
boxes approached the record price for
the evening, an average of more than
81 a box was set Besides the box
lunches other refreshments were
by members of the Sunday school.
The Tsuneo Taxa Hashi Embroid-
cry club will meet Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Miss Hazel Boast of
900 North jackson street.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ogan of 1928 Cen
trail avenue. are the parents of ten
The new arrival comes by her avoirdu-
The new arrival comes by her avordu-
pois honestly Her father; who IS en- {
pIoyed at the Santa Fe junction,
weighs 24O pounds. Mr. Ogan has ]
just passed his 21st year of age.
J. K. Andrews will leave today for
Des Moines, Iowa, where he will at !
tend the wedding of his daughter and
Carl Nicholas, formerly of North To-
pelka. Mr.. Nicholas is a son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. H. Nicholas of the North
side.
o. w. Sage of Granville. NJ. NJ. {
Shirley of Granville, Ed Vance of
Elmont and G. c. Bixler of Hoyt were !
in North Topeka Friday afternoon on :
business.
A NJ. Petro, Druggist.-Adv.
Charles McNatt left Friday after {
noon for a business trip to Kansas {
City Later he will go to st. Louis
Mr.. NIcNatt is in the employ of the l
Street Railway company. {
Miss Isabel Hutchinson of Kiro was 1
in North Topeka this morning. {