The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-27
North Side Neus

Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, or phone
Ele..1o- Kimball after p. M; other
hours phone $3.50.
That the women of North Topeka
braved the unpleasant weather yes
terday and were out in force at the
Red Cross rooms, may be seen from
the following list of those who worked
during the day: Mrs. c. NJ. Morrow,
Mrs. Ed Bissell. Mrs. Amell, Mrs.
Rowe, Mrs. ]. Beachum. Mrs. Art Nc
Mahan. Mrs. ]. H. Skinner. Mrs. T. T.
Rowe, Mrs. M. o. Adams, Mrs. Chas.
]. Stewart, Mrs. Starbird. Miss Cora
Sechrist, Mrs. Clara E. Lyon, Mrs. ].
+. Johnston. Mrs. Ed Holman, Mrs.
c. c. Clark, Mrs w. NJ. Lewis, Mrs.
]. E. Lancaster, Mrs. Mary King, Mrs
]. F. Van Nice. Mrs. Harry Bach, Mrs.
F. L. Cooper, Mrs. Young, Mrs. G. v.
Hannah, Mrs. James Kannarr, Mrs.
Frank McCay, Mrs. J. E. Tudhope,
Mrs. ]. H. Tudhope, Minnie Jenkins,
Florence Anderson, katherine Buech-
ner, Mrs. S. S. Myers, Mrs. G. C. Lang
Mrs. l. P. Fraser, Mrs. p. G. Marlatt,
lifts. Miss Rose Willitts, Mrs. Dan
Bair. Mrs. T. L. Campbell, Mary Heise,
Miss Grout, Mrs. F. o. Morns. Mrs.
James Anderson. Mrs. NJ. A. Miller,
Mrs. William Farnsworth, Mrs. o. C.
Myers, Mrs. Sam Martin, Mrs. Mary
Worboys. Mrs C. NJ. Cooper Mrs. Nj
| Stein, Mrs. c. H. Dyal. Mrs. A. L.
Musson, Mrs. J. B. Cain, Mrs. Charles
Stewart, Mrs. T. ]. Murphy. Mrs. w.
H. Thomas, Mrs. o. p. Davis.
North Topeka camp No 1243. Mod
ern Woodmen of America has adopt
ed a French orphan. The child is an
S-year-old boy, named Jules Gras
and his home is in Guerpont, France.
! The camp has furnished the required
sum Of money necessary for these
adoptions. and will write him letters
and send him presents. The letters
/ will be written in French and the child
will answer in the same language.
The camp hopes soon, to have letter
from the boy containing his picture
/ The time required for letter to reach
| one of these orphans, when written
| from the United States, is about thirty
days. A framed inscription to be hung
! in the hall of the camp reads as fol-
lows: Jules Gras, orphan of the
Great War. Born November Is, 1910.
Adopted by Camp 1243, Modern
| Woodmen of America"
Notes and Personals.
Albert Snediker is spending the
weekend in Kansas City, the guest
of relatives
George Groshong, who is farming
the old home place, near Meriden,
was in town today.
Vincent Hurst of Battery B, 100
Field artillery, has returned to Camp
Doniphan.
Mrs H E. Brownell and daughter
Fern. of 314 East Laurent street, left
this week for Oakland, Cal, to be
gone two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Cell of Kansas
City. are visiting Mrs. Cells parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Musson of 524
Park street, for the weekend.
Jerry Cofran and Mike Dineen OF
Granville and Chas. Colwen of Ell
mont. were in town today
Mr.. Harrison of Scranton, was or
the North side on business today.
Mr.. Ted Elliot of Chalias, Wash.
| stopped off on business trip to
Texas to visit his uncles. Joe and
Boyd Pollom, of north of town.
A. NJ. Petro. the Druggist.-Adv.
Mrs Clyde Wilkerson is visiting hel
husband at Fort Sill. Mrs. Wilkerso1
was, until her recent marriage, Mis-
Ala Bahr.
Word has been received of tn,
promotion of w. o. Richardson to frs
at Camp Funston. Sergeant Richard
sons. home is 1920 Tyler street.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Bahr and daush
ter, Lydia. have gone to Parkersburg
Iowa, where they were called by thu
serious illness of Mr.. Bahrs father
Among the Churches.
The North Topeka Baptist church
the rev u l.. weir, pastor MOTIllHs
service at IL o'clock, with sermon b,
the pastor. Subject "The WITNESSING
Church" Evening service at
o'clock. Subject of sermon, The Two
Builders" Sunday school $3.50
Junior meeting O'Clock. Youns
Peoples meeting o'clock. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening s O'Clock
Choir practice Friday evening
O'Clock.
The Kansas Avenue Methods
church, the Rev. E. NJ. Paddleford
pastor. Morning service at IL O'Clock
with sermon by the pastor. Subject
The Sower.' Evening service at
O'Clock. Subject De sermon, What L
Man?" Sunday school 9A5. Ep
worth League o'clock
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal, the Rev. William Whittle
minister in charge. Morning praye
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