The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-03-10
IN NORTH Topeka
Rural Sunday School COnVen'
ton at ShOrey Tomorrow
An Interesting Entertainment
Given by Victor Council.

Tomorrow will be big day IN
sborev as the annual convention %
the ,iral Sunday schools vii be heiu
in tho shorey school house. SUNDAY
schools from all parts of the county
will send delegates to the convention
rrhe program as arranged VIII CON
1nence at 1890 and continue uhti
o'clock in the afternoon. Fouo"ihs
is the program for the day:
1O:3O-Devotional, w. H Kelsey
1o.4O-.'Tenpe Department OF
the Sunday school," Harold Rude.
1o:55-Discussion led by Mrs. Har-
~ Forbes. ,, e+a11a
Ii:15-Discussion, led by Lew stahl.
11:2O-''Teachers Training Mrs'
r. 1i T. 55GS led by Duncan
He IIi4om@E Elementary" Mrs. r. ].
II;'5554Discussion, led by Miss Nj
Snyder.
i-i5@DevotionaI Preston McComb.
1.2O-'Sick and Visiting Commit
tee" Mrs J. W. Robinson ,,i...
.45-"Social Life Committee" MISS
Lottie scott and c; o. ThonPsoG8 ,7a,,
2:OO-"What the Rural SUNDAY
School Should stand For h r.
discussion" led by Mrs.
Elvis Joss. Co.,,
w $ Robinson.
Discussion, led by c. E. Ores
ser
lem" Harry Hannah, F. E. Newell
RolIa Shorthill. F. w. Helms and VIII
liam McMurphy.
5s5-"How l Solve Them" o. E.
dresser. Mrs Ford Robinette, John
Arnie, Miss Foss and Harry Eddy
victor Council Entertains.
An entertainment was given last
night bv Victor council No. 4, X. and
L. Of s It was arranged especially TO
interest the children. Governor Ar
thur Capper gave a short address fol
lowed by an address by Dave Wal
lace. principal of Lyman school. Miss
Ceora I.anham told few stories TO
the children present. Music was fur
rished by botn the Knights and La
dies orchestra and the band. A small
gift as a souvenir of the occasion was
given to each child. The meeting was
largely attended.
I.yceum Night at ShOrey.
The weekly Shorey-Rochester ~
ceum will meet this evening at the
Shorey school house. Miss Frances
Brown, director in the home econom-
les depart-.eat Of the Kansas Agricul-
tural college at Manhattan, will de-
liver an address.
Notes and Personals.
The business meeting of the Chris
tan Endeavor society of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church which was to
have been held this evening at the
home of T J. Woolman, 1911 Van
Buren, street, has been postponed, and
viii be held Sunday evening in the
church before Erdeavor meeting at o
o'clock.
George williams, an employee of
the Charles Wolff Packing company,
is confined to his home today. 915
North Tyler street, as the result of Il
slight accident which he suffered at
the plant yesterday
This evening the regular meeting of
Wampanoa lodge No SO will be held
at the hail, 1902 Kansas avenue.
J. =. Hicks, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, returned home
this morning from Della Kan, where
he has been conducting a mission. Mr..
Hicks will be in the pulpit on next
Sunday morning.
The members of the c. o. G. club
were delightfully."- entertained on Tues
day afternoon at the home if Mrs.
George Saunders A line party at
some theater viii be given by members
of the club at two O'Clock, March 90
Mr. Perry his wife and daughter
Ruth and Miss Marjorie Baker OF
Toronto. Can. will leave this evening
for Eerington where Mr.. Perry is
pastor OF the Church OF 81. James tne
Less Mr.. Perry has been in charge OF
the Good shepherd church during the
absence of the pastor. Mr.. Petrie, who
returns tomorrow from Independence
where he has been conducting ser
vices.
viii Bailey Of Rossville is in North
Topeka today On a snort business trip
Word was received today of the
death of Mrs. Sarah J. Dodd of Cody
Neu About twenty years ago Mrs
Dodd was a resident of the North side
and will be remembered by the old
timers.
Camp No. 1913 M w. A. will joir
with the Topeka camp No. $500 al
Bates hall, Sixth avenue and Jackson
street tonight in an initiation of mem.
bers.
nropram has been arranged by
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