The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-23
IN NORTH Topeka


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Among tho North Topeka
Churches Sunday.
A rumor current in North Topeka
today il that G.. w. PADDY Belts
will be one Of the candidates for SHEER
III at the next election. . - : -sss'ssS-. q
Mr.. Belts is the superintendent Of
the county poor farm northeast Of To-
peka- He has held this position for
the last eight years. s-y.,.
Ten years ago sPAddyv Belts ran
for the ONCE Of sherfff. but was de-
feated by John WilkeEson by SIS votes.
Mr.. Betts's friends from Ill over the
county have been doing all Within
their power to get him into the race
at the next election. He ia well
known in all parts of Shawnee county,
and according to his supporters he
has an excellent chance for election.
This morning when interviewed Mr..
Belts neither denied nor afE1rmed the
rumor. He said, Yes, there is some
talk among my friends that 4 will be
q candidate for county sheriff, but 1t
IL too early for me to@decide about
the matter"
Institute at Emont Monday.
Monday will be q big day for the
| Ae@A AAACa . AAVAn8 al lAc VdGAully OF Eli
mont. The regular annual meeting of
the Farmers' Institute will be held.
Speakers from the State Agricultural
college will be on the program. The
program starts at 9:45. as. follows:
instrumental music, by male quartet;
Problems in Insect Control" by T.
]. Talbert Of the State Agricultural
college; Rural Loans,'' ]. c. Evans;
Everyday Cookery Miss Stella Ma
ther or the State Agricultural college.
At 1875 q business session of the in
stitute Will be held. In the afternoon
beginning at lis. selections by male
Quartet Practical Farming" by J.
alton, by o. F. Whitney; Insect
Pests OF the Orchard by Mr. Talbert;
Home Conveniences,'' by Miss Ma
Their.
In the afternoon a separate session
for the women will be held The
program is as follows: lis, business
meeting; school Lunches" by Mrs.
D. L. Button; possibilities in Poui-
try Raising by Mrs. Earl Wendell;
Home Decoration by Miss Mather
Dinner will be served by the ladies
or the grange at noon.
=. At the Lecture.
A large crowd. attended the lecture
at the North Topeka Baptist church
given last night by Doctor Gordon of
ASsSkS
according to those who attended,
the lecture was all and more than it
was claimed to be- DR.. Gordon ham
died his subject. "Humor and Pathos
OF scotland, in an admirable manner.
owing to.ethe inclement weather a
smaller crowd attended than was ex-
pected.
1t Is understood that thirty dollars
was cleared from the lecture and this
amount will go into the sinking fund
Tor the proposed Baptist church.
Disappears From Home.
The police have been notified to look
Tor Dalis HOadison, who lives at 615
West Norris street. His mother told
the police that her SON left for Grant
been seen since. lnYone .knowinf the
whereabouts Of Da1is HoaYfison call
1852 Black - =
b. Y. p. U. Entertainment.
Plans are being made by the MEM
bers of the B. Y p. U. of the North
Topeka Baptist church to give an en-
ing Tuesday night.
The entertainment will be for the
peheIit OF the Young Peoples society.
A program consisting of literary num-
bers and songs will be given
Among the Churches.
| At the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church the services for Sunday will be
as follows: Sunday school at $50.
Preaching by the pastor at IL O'Clock,
theme Goods Standard" Junior league
at o'clock, Mrs. Maude French super
intendent. At 6:15 Epworth league,
leader Mrs. Mary French. Removal Of
Fear" will be the subject of the evening
services at 1880.
| The program at the North Topeka
Baptist church for Sunday will be az
follows: Sunday school at 10 o'clock.
Preaching at II O'Clock. Junior B. 7.
p. u. at o'clock, T. N. Forbes leader.
The Endeavor societies will met at $50.
In the evening at 7:30 the service for the
people. Special music, vocal and in
strumental. The subject for the even
ing service will be Jesus and Mar
rage"
Hereafter the North Topeka Baptist
Sunday school and church services will
be one. At the suggestion of the Cab
| met Of the Sunday school 1t was
finally adopted last Sunday that the
Sunday school begin its work promptly
at 10 o'clock instead of $3.50 o'clock. 1t
has been the custom to dismiss the
school at 1910 o'clock before church
service. There will be no dismissal but
instead a hymn will be sung during
which the choir and orchestra will take
/ the platform and the Sunday school will
/ merge into the church service. Much
time will be saved and promptitude Sc
cured. This plan goes into effect next
Sunday, January "A at 10 O'Clock.
The regular services at the Congrega-
/ tional church will be held Sunday. Sun
! day school and preaching in the morn
| ing. Miss Bushnell, a missionary from
] Turkey will lecture before the Chris
tan Endeavor society at 6:15. All are
i invited to attend this lecture.
/ Church Of the Good Shepherd, Epis-
/ cipal. corner Of Laurent and Quincy
4 streets. the Rev. Albert r. Mack rector
i Services for Sunday will be: Celebra-
! ton of the holy communion at 7:3(
O'Clock. Morning prayer. sermon and
Eholy communion at II O'Clock. sKvenina