The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-09
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lat HOME NEWS.

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New coin at State Savings bank for
Christmas presents.-Adv.
Girls living at the Y. w. c. A
! building will have a Christmas party
Friday. December II.
| Gospel services at the Santa Fe ma
chine shops were conducted today
noon by the Rev A. E. Peterson.
/ The Rev. NJ. L. Robey will make an
address at the new Santa Fe mill Fri
day noon. He had an audience of 1S6
D last Friday.
/ The dramatic club of the Topeka
high school gave program in the as
sembly room this afternoon at 2:30
o clock
| The Rev NJ. L. Robey will lead at
! the noon gospel service at the new
Santa Fe mill tomorrow. Mrs. ]. NJ.
Gurley will sing.
A union prayer meeting of all the
women of the East side churches will
be held at the Third Christian church
this evening at s O'Clock.
A jump from Red Bank, New Jer-
sey, to Topeka. Kansas. will be made
by Bob johnson, the evangelist and
his company next month
Mrs. NJ. F. Troxen will speak at
vesper service at the Y. w. c. A. Sun
Miss Lena Philbin will sing.
The Presbyterian church at Oak
land, Kan, will be dedicated Sunday
by the Rev. Stephen S. Estey. pastor
of the First Presbyterian church.
The Rev stephen S. Estey will
judge a debate between Kansas State
Agricultural college and the Salina
Wesleyans at Salina Friday night.
The first turkey dinner OF the year
was served today at the Y w G. A.
cafeteria. The lunch room closed
Thanksgiving, hence no turkey at that
time.
The annual election of Topeka Con-
Sistory No. 1 will be held at the Ma
sonic temple Monday evening Owen
J. Wood is the retiring master of
kadosh.
Gods Bid to the World will be the
topic of the Rev. Cyrus Nusbaum' S
sermon this evening at the Lowman
Hill Methodist church. Services start
at 7:45 O'Clock.
a marriage license was issued today
from the office of Hugh MacFarland,
probate judge, to Wayne P. Lambert,
age rs, Topeka, and Kathryn Bone
brake, age %, Topeka.
A. L. Kiene was granted a jitney
license this morning by the city COM
mission. He stated that he is SO years
of age and has had nine years eXper-
fence in driving a car at Los Angeles.
Moving pictures and stereopticon
views will help illustrate DIR. 5. J.
Crumbi lecture on Submarines of
First Presbyterian church. He will
speak Sunday night.
Mrs. George F. Williamson, wife of
a Topeka high school instructor, was
recently placed on the accredited list
of music teachers at Wichita by the
state executive committee.
Five hundred turkey enthusiasts bit
into the Thanksgiving bird at the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday eve
ming The occasion was turkey din
ner and Christmas bazaar
revival service will be held at the
Santa Fe telegraph school in the New
England building Friday morning at
10:45 o'clock. The Rev D. H. Hanna
will lead and Mrs. ]. NJ. Gurley will
sing.
The first edition of Rob NJ. Camp
bells THE Santa Claus Governor" is
about exhausted. The story will be
used for Christmas reading by a
student in a Kansas City school of
Oratory.
Mistletoe will hang in appropriate
Hanging Christmas green's will take
place Wednesday and much mistletoe,
holly and evergreen donated by To-
peka firms will be put up.
G. F. Miller asks the city for
S1,057.75 for injuries sustained when
he fell into an excavation at Tenth
and Topeka avenues last April. The
commission held that the city is not
liable and turned down the claim.
Water color painting and lettering
keeps the Rev. a. S. Henderson, pas
tor of the First Congregational church
busy in his spare moments. To help
kill time he makes lantern slides and
takes photographs for his lectures.
An all day meeting Friday of the c.
w. B. M. societies will be held at the
Third Christian church. The business
meeting will start at 10 o'clock and an
interesting program will be given
Lunch will be served at noon by the
women of the church.
Twelve hot plates and a full stock
of dishes await the classes in domestic
science at the Provident association.
Dishpans have been added to the
and scientific dishwash-
ing will be on the curriculum from
now on.
What? You want me to work for
something to eat2" a six foot hobo
asked the secretary at the Provident
association after applying for a bed
and supper. Turning back at the door
he said: Needn't stay up late wait
ing for me. Good night"
Three hundred men who volunteer
to build the tabernacle for the Bob
johnson meetings will find a not din
ner awaiting them, cooked by the
women of the East SIDE churches. It
the skeleton building.
Every woman at the Provident as
ISOLATION wears the heaviest kind of
coat, warmth not style being figured
for. Tramping in the snow and in
as to the men of the association, says