The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-15

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The junior high school class from Quincy
next Monday Owing TO tile FLU ban
there will be no graduating exercises. but
diplomas next June. when graduating ex-
ercises will be held with the June gradual
ing class from junior high.
The following pupils will enter high
Campbell. Alice kessinger. Freda Huber
Helen Stein. Ethel slaybaugh, Mildred
RolIa Davey. oliver Snediker. Artemus
Stripping. Clyde Weoten, Robert Knoll,
Ralph Henry, Carol Owens, Chester Star
Notes and Personals.
! Frank Wilbers, who has been here look
ing after business interests, has returned
to his home in st. Marys
X. w. Howard has sold his property in
| Shorey and has bought a farm near
Nalencin. where he expects to move
March J.
Miss Minnie Jenkins of 1913 Jackson
street has been called to Salina by the
serious illness of her brother.
Prof II. A. Rice of Lawrence, who came
last evening. is the weekend guest of the
John Pratt family of S;3 Jackson street.
Miss Gertrude Hayes. who is at st.
Francis hospital. suffering from an attack
! of Influenza, is in a very serious condition.
The condition of Paul and George Hayes,
also In hospital, is not considered serious.
George w. MOrnS was born IN North To-
peka July %, 1890. and died February l.,
1912. at the age of rs years, @ months and
Is days He was the only son in n family
Kelley ley and Miss Vera Morris and his
mother. Mrs. William Morns, survive him.
NE MoRs M died h year vs afo in this month
his life, and had many friends who will
miss him for his generous heart and kindly
East Indianola Christian Endeavor and
was valued member of the society. He
will be greatly missed in his home. where
| he was Il loving son and brother. At the
time of his death he was in the employ of
| the Topeka Oil company. For a number of
years he had been a member of the Wood
man lodge.
| Kelsey Petro has been honorably dis
| charged from the service and has returned
| home from Camp Funston. Mr.. Petro will
be connected with his father, A NJ. Petro,
! in business.
| Mrs. Ella Howard and Miss Della Kelsey
| have gone to Beatrice, Neb.. to attend the
Mrs. Ike Hayes, wife of Mr. Ike Hayes,
of route g. died yesterday afternoon at st;
| influenza. Mrs. Hayes is survived by her
| husband and one daughter. Gertrude, and
two sons George and Paul and %l, three st. sis
| South; Mrs. Bertha Matchin, of north OF
town; Mrs. Lillian Rutter, of Sidney. Ohio,
formerly Mrs. Lillian Bryant of North To-
/ peka; and Mr.. C. NJ. Morrow, of 11oo
| Monroe street. Funeral announcement will
| be made later.
|
| The Rev. George II. Jackman will occupy
the pulpit of the Second Presbyterian
church at both morning and evening serv-
/ ices. Sunday school at 9:45 a. N. Chris
| tian Endeavor at 6 80.
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
Rev.. o. l.. Weir. pastor. Morning service
at IL o'clock, subject of sermon. Building
subject of sermon, The Way of Cain
| Sunday school at 8 80 a. m. Junior meet
| ing at ) o'clock. B. Y. p. U. at q 80
| Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 40
Choir practice Friday evening at o'clock
! The Church of the Good Shepherd. the
Rev. George HAT, priest in charge. Morn.
/ ing prayer and sermon at IL O'Clock. Sun.
| day school at 10 O'Clock. Complying witt
| the regulations of the board of health, @
/ nurse will be in attendance.
| DIR. John W. Waldron, recently returned
| from Y. NJ. c. A. work in France with the
| 35th division, will talk at the Kansas Ave
| nue. Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
| morning at IL O'Clock. DR.. Waldron wa.
| pastor of the Kansas Avenue church fol
| five years, and his many North Side
| of hearing him again in his old pulpit
| Special music has been arranged. Evening
service at 80. Epworth league meeting
| at G 80. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
| Wednesday evening at 80 social evenfn,
! will be held for the members of the churcl
| and regular attendants. program ha
been prepared and refreshments will b.
served.
The Central Avenue Christian church, TIL
| Rev. J. H. Anderson. pastor. Communion
and prayer service at IL o'clock. Evening
service at 80. Christian Endeavor at 6 sc
After the morning service dinner will b
i served to the Every Member Canvass team
who will canvass for new members durini
the afternoon. Complying with the ruin,