The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-18

At the Churches
Central Avenue Christian church.
I. H. Beckhold. pastor. Bible school
cabinet prayer service. $40 o'clock
Sunday school, 9:45; communion serv-
ice and preaching. 10:45; Christian
Endeavor, $50; preaching, 1880.
Morning subject for sermon, Comics
SION" evening, Baptism and Confess
sion.'' Both are of the series What
Must 1 Do to Become a Follower of
Christ
Kansas Avenue Methodist church, J.
Z. Scheer, pastor. $3.50 a. m. Sunday
school. H. a. French. superintendent:
IL a. IN. sermon, theme, Need of
Faith" 6:15 p. m. Epworth League,
topic, The Christmas Song of World
Peace" Leader, Mr. H. A. French;
$50 p. m. Intermediate League; 1880
p. IN. sermon, theme, Opportunities
Waiting Young People"
Baptist church, w. Garnett Handley.
pastor. 10 a. m. Sunday school; IL
a M preac ching service and baptism
of members from Silver Lake; p. m
junior B. Y. P. T.; $50 p. m. Senior
and Intermediate B. Y. p. u; $50 p:
m. Peoples popular service. Special
sermon to young men. Subject, "A
Gentleman"
Second Presbyterian church, ]. P.
Hicks. pastor. The pastor will deliver
the third sermon in the series of six
special sermons Sunday morning ana
the fourth at the evening service The
special theme for the morning will be
THE Greatest Fact in All the History
of the World" The evening theme
will be, THE Supreme Question"
Stereopticon slides Will be thrown on
the curtain just preceding the sermon.
Special song service conducted by Mrs.
Fred o. Morns.
Notes and Personals.
Walter Blakesley of the Willets bar
Der shop returned last night from
Narka, Kan, where he was called
flf no
serious illness of his sister, Mrs. Law
renee Pearman. Mrs. Pearman is now
believed to be out of danger.
Miss Stella L. Mitchell of 931 North
Van Buren, street will visit her father,
DR.. NJ. r. Mitchell, who recently went
to Florida where he has a large farm.
Miss Mitchell who is a teacher in the
public schools expects to be away dur
ing the Christmas vacation.
Mrs. Fred Doane of 1928 North
Quincy street has gone to St Joseph,
Mo. where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Shinn. Tracy Doane, her
grandson. has gone to Kansas City to
spend the holidays with his mother.
]. B. Billiard, who has been visiting
his son in Ell Paso, Tex, has returned
to his home on Quincy street. His
visit was cut short when news of Rob-
ert Billiards. injury reached him.
fracture of the wrist when
ne attempted to crank his car.
Mrs. Frank Hayes of 1925 North |
street has gone to Emporia |
where she will visit her mother |
through the Christmas holidays.
Members of the Tsuneo Taxa HASH |
club will be entertained |
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss |
8ess Sheetz of 1882 North Quincy |
street.
Mrs. Adolph Houle of Ell Reno, Ok, |
s a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. |
4ewis Deppe of North Harrison street. /
she will be there for several days. Mr.. |
md Mrs Deppe and their son Clifford |
ecently moved to North Topeka from
salt Lake City. They will be in To-
1eka this winter but expect to return
O Salt Lake City in the spring. They /
ived in North Topeka for a number of !
ears before moving to Salt Lake City.
j. o. Browning, Mrs. John Kemp.
V. J. Curry. John A. Curry and A. w.
ackson' of Elrnont were in North To-
eka Friday afternoon on business.
Ike Hayes of Silver Lake and A. B.
thompson of Silver Lake were on the
Iorth side Friday on business.
The intermediate society of the
forth Topeka Baptist church cordially
invite all young people between the
ges of 1 4 and 10 years to attend their
rayer meetings every Sunday evening
t $50. The new officers for the fol-
owing year have been elected, and a
God time is expected.