The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-19
in NORTH Topeka
Heavy Rain Blows Wheat Down
Hard on Produce.
Second Presbyterian Church
Program Friday Evening.

The heavy rain of last night was
benefit and also a detriment TO the
Kansas wheat crop. Passengers COM
ing in on the Union Pacific trains to-
day state that the wheat in many
fields east and west OF Topeka is
blown down. In the way of benefit
to the wheat the rain and cold wealth
err put a check on the chlnch bugs
The early strawberry crop was dam
aged considerably, according to some
of the North Shawnee farmers
Presbyterian Program.
The program which the Christian
Endeavor society of the Second Pres
byterian church will give Friday
night assisted by the members OF the
church, has been completed. The first
part will consist of illustrated songs
and the last part will be reproduc-
ton of Uncle Joshua's Photograph
Album which was given at the
church in November, 1914.
The program consists of the follow
ing numbers: Music, Quincy school
orchestra; tableau, Ruth, Naomi and
Orpha," by Irene Probasco, Marguer-
lite Morns and Gladys Cooper; illus
trated songs, "Rabber," by Leon King
.sSweet Bunch of Daisies" by Jessie
Riach; America" by p. W. Rlach;
Rose Buds by Miss Louise Reck
ards; Columbia" by Mrs. Chas. Suit;
Rosary" by Miss Maud Waychoff;
Rock of Ages" Miss Gladys Pratt;
music, Quincy school orchestra. Sec
ond part, Uncle Joshua's Photograph
Album PA and Ma. Oran Layton
and Miss Bergundthal; Joshua as
Baby" Frank r. Conwell; ME and
Joshua in Wedding Clothes" Miss
Louise Suit and Joseph Hicks; Josh
ua's Bachelor Uncle" John r. John
ston: The Old Maid Aunt" Miss
stella Richards; Hired Girl" Mr.. \.
F. Shore: 1.-The Singing Master"
Thomas Woolman; Two Old Sweet
hearts," Frances Waychoff ami
Gladys Pratt; THE Parson," Erie
Monroe; .'The Twins Mrs. David
Bergundthal and Mrs. Ralph Camp
bell; "Tomboy' Mrs. Fred o. Morns;
Village Gossips," Mrs. John Johnston,
Mrs. T. ID. Joseph and Mrs j. j. King;
Mutt and Jeff" J. L. Irobasco and
Stanley Halves; Teddy Chas, Suit;
THE Village Beauty Miss Louise
Suit; "Jeshua's Reformed Brother,
j. d. Pratt; My Mother" Mrs.
George Allen.
No admission will be charged at the
door, but a free will offering will be
taken.
The tableau. Teaching of Ezra"
will also be reproduced at the enter |
tainment. This was the part put on |
by the Second Presbyterian church |
at the recent pageant of the State |
Sunday school convention.
Notes and Personals.
s. II. Cromwell is confined to his |
home, 917 North Jackson street. on
account of sickness. w. T. Purdum |
is in charge of his scale office during
his absence.
Ed Reece of Granville has re-
turned home after a business trip to
North Topeka.
Nelson Caldwell of the Indian Creek |
neighborhood was on the North side
today. 49,
Thomas Steel and Ruff Truelove |
are expected to return today from a |
months trip to East Bend, N c.
Mrs. Warren Harlow who has been
in Enid, Ok, for several months Wis
iting relatives is expected to return
home some time this week.
Jack Reece of Granville was on the
North side Tuesday on business.
1t was enormously stated in Tues
days Topeka State Journal that the
IL Missionary circle would meet
Tuesday night. This should have been
Wednesday night. The meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs Saunders.
Mrs. J. H. Anderson and daughter
Airline have returned to their home in
Chicago after spending several weeks
with Mrs. Anderson's parents, Mr.. /
and Mrs. +. G. Marlatt, 1406 North
Quincy street.
At the Princess today, An Example,
a two reel western; the Fox Trot Craze
and the Counterfeiter, featuring Mary
Fuliar.--Adv.
The weekly meeting of the L o. O.
F., Eugene council No. 79, will be
nelQ tonight IN the lodge hall, S31
North Kansas avenue.
Roy Packard of Usage City, Kan,
was on the North side today on bus Il
mess.
Theodore Shirley has returned to
his home in Newman after a business
trip to North Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fraser of La
Junta, Colo. who are visiting Mr..
Frasers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. P.
Fraser, 1924 North Madison street /
left for Kansas City today to spend a
week visiting friends at that place.
They will return to Topeka before
leaving for their home in Colorado.
A special car was attached to the
west bound noon Union Pacific train
Tuesday to accommodate the extra
traffic to the Mothers Congress which
is being held in Manhattan. A num-
Der of delegates attended the con-
gress from Topeka.
In SO hours running time Clark
dresser of the Citizens State bank has
made SIS miles on his motor trim
through some of the northeastern
states He left Chicago Tuesday
morning and is returning to Topeka
via the Lincoln highway.
Miss Grace L Smith of 1404 North
Quincy street announced today that |
she had Withdrawn from the queen
of the carnival contest.
The ladies of the Episcopal Guild
announce the postponement of the So
cial TO have been held tomorrow even
ing at the King home.