The Topeka state journal., 1916-10-14
in NORTH topeka
Frank COnWelI Finds New Use
for His Ambulance.
Announcements of Services in
North Side Churches.

new use for the ambulance has
been discovered by Frank r. Conweli,
North Topeka undertaken. Tisn
every day a person gets leg smashed
or an eve gouged. What's the use OF
a perfectly good ambulance touring
car lying around in the garage dong
nothing?" was the line of reasoning
he pursued.
So he got out his big white. polished
motor car Friday and invited fifteen
of the pretty nurses of Christ hospital
to go for weinie roast to Rossvlile-
The uniformed girls jumped at the
chance of Joy ride" in the Vehlcle
they are so used to having clients ar
rive in. The girls who went We're
Miss Ora Smith, Miss lavender. Miss
Daking, Miss Pyr, Miss Miller, MISS
Wiley. Miss Cramm, Miss Dickson,
Miss Wesche, Miss Fulton. Miss
Fcarks, Miss Peacock. Miss TkerI,
little merriment and to do the
chores, NJ. c. Diffendorfer and E. L;
Coffee rode, too. They had an awful
tine-didn't enjoy themselves blt-
Nuh. uh,
The Rev. George M Geisel and his
niece, Mrs Searl of Dillon. Col, told
the gay party when it was the proper
time TO go home.
"A perfectly lovely time" was re-
ported. Mr. COnWeI Is pldiHlh5 W
take the rest of the nurses later.
Church Notices.
North Topeka Baptist church. Sun
day school, $3.50 o'clock. Sermon, '1f
Prayer Is Not Answered, 1t Is Our
Fault IL o'clock. B. Y. p. u, $50.
Peoples popular services, 1880. Sub
ject, Some Reasons Why We Should
Love One Another" Special music by
male quartet of sixteen voices. G. w.
II
Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Sunday school, $50 o'clock. Sermon
by Mrs. Rose Potter Crist, THE Bride
of Christ" 1900. Epworth League,
$50. Topic, Missions Among the
Women of India" Leader, Miss Win
ME Hayes. Revival sermon by Mrs
Crist, 1880. ]. E. Scheer, pastor.
Second Presbyterian church In the
morning the pastor will preach on
1.-The Future Punishment of the Wick
! ed in his series on Last Things
| In the evening, he will deliver a SER
| Everybody Should Know" The par
| ticular theme is John the Baptist
The double quartet choir will furnish
special music both morning and eve
ming. ]. P. Hicks. pastor.
Notes and Personal Mention.
One of the Boy Scout troops of tn,
Boys Industrial school. under tn,
leadership of r. c. Dellinger. scou
master, went on a hike Friday nigh
and camped until this morning in tn
woods north of the school. The.
cooked their own breakfast and sup
per. The boys are just getting in tn
| last of the potato crop.
Mrs. w. w. Morris. $40 Kansas ave
nue., narrowly escaped injury Frida.
night when the buggy in which sh,
was sitting was struck by a jitne!
which attempted to pass between hel
and a laundry wagon which was pass
ing at the same time. Mrs. Morris
| buggy was standing motionless by tn,
curb in front of her husbands laun
dry. The buggy was badly smashed
The driver of the jitney was v. S. Da,
of 416 Kansas avenue.
c. Knester, driver of the Billiard mil
truck, was injured Friday noon, whel
the truck struck a street car track a
the corner of Second and jackson
streets in such a way as to throw tn
vehicle over against a telephone pole
A large cash was cut in Knester's leg
The injured man lives at 493 Sumne
| street
4 The Athletic club of the Wv. c. A
had wienie roast in Garfield parl
Thursday night. Thirty-five member
attended.
/ Mrs. c. T. Tompkins of Kansas City
! former resident of North Topeka