The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-18
North Side News

/ North Side NeUS
Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, or phone
Ele..lo- Kimball after d. M: other
hours phone $3.50.
While the attendance at the Red
| Cross rooms yesterday was not up to
the usual standard, a creditable
amount of work was turned out. A
number of North side women who are
unable to come to the rooms take
work home and turn in the completed
articles. The following work was fin
ished yesterday: Three surgical
gowns. SO bed shirts. 81 chemise, SO
shot bags, 294 first aid packages, $50
first aid bandages, sweaters and
pairs sox- The women who worked at
| the rooms yesterday were Mrs. G. v.
A T. Rowe. Mrs. T. T. Rowe, Mrs. A.
l. Musson, Mrs. Mary E. TAYLOR, Mrs.
j. B. Skinner, Mrs. ]. M. Beachum.
Mrs. c. M. Morrow, Mrs. J. F. Van
Lang. Mrs. ]. E. Lancaster. Mrs.
Esther Amell. Mrs. F. L. Cooper.
Margory Lancaster, Mrs. B. B. Gill
leece, Mrs. James Kannarr, Mrs. Ed
Bissell, Mrs. J. L. Probasco. Mrs. F.
@. Morns, Mrs w S. Sherwood, Mrs.
Myers. Mrs. o. L. Weir, Mrs. c. M.
Cooper, Mrs. G. E. Pardee. Mrs. T. ].
Murphy, Mrs. B. A. Retter, Mrs.
Charles j. Stewart, Mrs. r. S. Plum
| nIer. Mrs. c. E. Lyon, Mrs. S. s.
| Myers, Mrs. C. H. Towles, Mrs. Martha
Smith. Mrs. C. S. Hamilton. Mrs. J. H.
Skinner, Mrs. ]. Thomas.
Red Cross Auction.
| j. M. Pollom. who is always ready
to give his services in a good cause.
Will be the auctioneer for the Red
| Cross auction which will be held next
| Tuesday at the Indian Creek Grange
hall. The Rochester. Pleasant Hill
and Indian Creek Red Cross auxiliar-
les have the auction in charge, and a
chicken-pie dinner will be served at
noon. A food sale will be one of the
! features of the auction, and all who
| have sampled the cooking of the
members of these auxiliaries know
their skill in this line, and the fact
that their food sales are always sue
| cessful is not surprising. In the after
noon w. H. Biby will give one of his
| inspiring patriotic talks, while in the
| evening Fred Voiland will make an
| address. and a male quartet will give
patriotic musical selections. Refresh
ments of ice cream and waters will be
served in the evening.
A Royal Gift.
The Royal Neighbors camp No. SIS
recently gave a social from which they
realized 81. This money they donated
| to the North side Red Cross unit.
Notes and Personals.
| Miss Pearl Cooper spent the week
end with friends in Hoyt, Kan.
| Ira vetter and Charles Rude mo-
tored to Kansas City today.
Funeral services for Otto Dennison.
| who died Monday at local hospital,
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3
| O'Clock from the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dennison, in
Shorey. Burial in Rochester cene-
| terry.
John M. Kinkel will be the speaker
at the Red Cross meeting to be held
| in the West Indianola school house.
Sunday evening. Hugh T. Fisher will
speak at the East Indianola school
house in the interest of the Red Cross,
tomorrow evening.
A M. Petro, the Druggist.-Adv. 2.
Forest Pitt gave an informal dance
Friday evening at his home. S27
| TYLER street. Those who danced were
| Misses: Freda Smith. Elizabeth Van
| Ness sBernita Kimberley, Gladys
Crawford, Margaret Morns, and Dema
| Williams, Mr.. Francis Pardee, Orville
Diffenderfer, Ferdinand Voiland, LIE
Roy Blair, and Forest Pitt The
chaperons were Mrs. L. w. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pitt.
Among the Churches.
At the Second Presbyterian church
| the entire day will be given to the in
! terests of the Red Cross movement
which is to be launched Tuesday.
The pastor will deliver the address at
the morning hour of worship on THE
American Red Cross and What 1t Is
Doing" The evening service at 8
O'Clock will be a union mass meeting
of alb North side churches. The pro-
| gram follows:
Professional, Onward Christian
| Soldiers" Red Cross unit marching
| in together and seated in the middle
tier of the auditorium.
America" sung by congregation.
Invocation by Rev. Joseph P. Hicks.
| pastor.
Battle Hymn of the Republic" by
the congregation.
Bible reading by Rev. Mr.. Paddle
| ford of the Methodist church.
/ Keep the Home Fires Burning"
sung by the congregation.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Anderson Of
the Christian church.
| Music by the chorus of the Quincy
| junior high school.
Notices.
Music by the Quincy orchestra, led
| by Miss Ethel Coover.
| Address, Judge H. o. Castor.
Star Spangled Banner" sung by the
congregation.
Benediction by Rev. o. L. Weir. pas
| tor Baptist church.
The North Topeka Baptist church.
the> Rev. o. L. Weir, pastor. Morning
service at IL o'clock. Sermon by the
pastor, The Gospel of the Mile"
Junior meeting at o'clock. B. Y P.
U. at O'Clock. Mass meeting serv-
! ice at the Second Presbyterian church
in the evening. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at o'clock Choir
practice at s o'clock Friday evening
| The Central Avenue Christian
church morning service will be in
charge of the pastor, the Rev. Harry
Anderson. Sunday school at 9:45.
Mass meeting service in the evening
at the Second Presbyterian church In
the afternoon the pastor will speak at
| the meefing at the Nest Side Chris