The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-01

Petro's drug store or telephOne- Eleanor
KimbalI. 3531 after o'clock Other
hours, $3.50.
Frank Il. Simms, president of the North
Topeka Civic club. states that there are
T31 men in North Topeka who do not
belong to the club. 100
Mr. Simms would like to have 800 OF the
731 Join the Civic club the scoming week;
The Civic club needs them, and they need
the Civic club, he said.
The community house idea is taking
hold in North Topeka and already applica
lions have been made for use of the build
ing for various purposes Ihe cluD piaHs rs
to fit up a kitchen and dining room III
two of the smaller rooms of the l. ding,
where suppers may be served by ch"rches,
etc. In order to do this; ana 70 ~, sSe Seort rlT
CO. operation of the citizens OF North To-
peka is necessary.
This is not private sectarian under
taking. but will benefit the whole com
munity. and what is of benefit TO com
munity is a benefit to the individual
The Rev Harvey Baker Smith. IIutchin--
son. will conduct evangelical meetings at
the Central Avenue Christian church con GIiio
mencing next Thursday evening. .,.ne me
meetings Will continue for a period OF three
weeks.
Notes and Personals.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Boast came from Kan,
sas City today to spend the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boast, 911 Jackson
street. and attend the wedding OF Mr..
Boast's sister. Miss Hazel Boast next
MIS- Mrs. 4. d. Walker, Tulsa. Okla. who has
been in Excelsior Springs, Mo, for a mum
Der weeks. will come Monday 10 VISIT her
sister Mrs. Shreves, of 1211 Monroe street.
Mrs Walker is accompanied by her niue
grandnephew, Il grandson OF Nj ana @ MIS-
Shreves who makes his home with MIS-
Walker. Both the child and Mrs Walker
are recovering from severe cases OF "hoop-
ing cough. ~ -,
the name of Robert Gerald to their little
son, born October % Mrs. WOOD belorf re
her marriage was Miss Daisy Owen, OF
The Rev. Calvin Holman will occupy
the pulpit of the Kansas avenue Methodlst
church tomorrow at the evening service
together with their three children, VIII
sail Thanksgiying day for SingapoTef shgr,le of
the only English church in Singapore Ihey
expect to be absent six years. MI; nor
man. of Holman's addition, and has many
warm friends in North Topeka
S. D. Dexter, undertaken Lady as
sistant, S23 Kansas ave. Oftice phone
i1442 Residence phone 146S.-AdV.
The young people of the North Topeka
BAPTIST church gave Il Halloween party
last night. The affair was in charge of
the social committee and a jolly good time
Second Presbyterian church also enter
tained at Il Halloween frolic In the bIse,
and both entertainments were notlGea pie
for the absence of the rough pranks so
often INDUCED in on this evening
Window Glass. all sizes; buy II now
| Campbell Drug Co.-Adv.
The Central Avenue Christian church en-
tertained the members of the church ana
their friends at a supper Friday evening.
/ This was the last of Il series or tour that
! have been given to increase interest IN me
: work of the church and promote social
| bility among the congregation.
! Amity lodge. X. of T., will confer the
/ rank Of page on twelve candidates, Mon
day evening at the hail. 900 Kansas avenue.
The Chancellor Commander from Kansas
| city will be present. All visiting knights
are invited to attend.
Miss Margaret De Moss. who has been
with the Austin Snedfker company, head of
the millinery department, left today for her
A. ]. wooster has returned from a
trip to Galveston, Texas, and other points
of interest
A. NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv
Mr. VIM. Moore of Lawrence was visit
ing North Side friends yesterday.
The Rev. Calvin Holman went to Ross
: Vile this afternoon where he Will preach
/ tomorrow morning Mr., Holman at one one
/ time held a charge at Rossv1ile' lie VIII
/ Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ Campbell entertained
! the members of the Fidelis club and their
, husbands and a few guests Friday evening
I at IL Halloween party at their hQme, loll
! Jackson street.
The house decorations were in keeping
with the season, and refreshments of cider
and doughnuts pumpkin PIE ana apples re
were served. Appropriate games We're the
, amusements of the efening ana were en-
ioyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Logan, Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs
! T. d. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Layton
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Anderson, Mr. and Mrs
F. o. Morns, Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Pratt. Dr
| and Mrs. c. H. Thompson, Miss Lou Coun:
| Gil. Miss Wilma Bergundthal, Miss Mel
skinner Miss GA Alice SkinHer Mis- Miss RaSer fTeaa
Mr. Lonnie Shore.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist church
the Rev 10 NJ Paddleford pastor. TOmOr
] will he
the junior church will meet with the reg
ular service Evening service at 30. Ep
Hayes sunday school at 0: 80 a m. To
morrow will be begun revival service >
These services from November 6 to 16 wi.
be under the leadership of the Rev. a.
Peterson of Oakland.
The North Topeka Baptist church, th'
Rev. o. l.. Weir, pastor. Morning servlc,
at II o'clock. Subject of sermon, "A MAJ
of Prayer" Communion will follow th'
close of the sermon. Evening service a
30 Subject of sermon. "A Royal Secret;
sunday school at $50 a. m Junior T. !
7. U. 2:30 p. m. Intermediate and Il.
=. L. 80 p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
The Central Avenue Christian church
the Rev. j. II. Anderson. pastor. Tomor
row will be Everybody's Day, being tn
sundays for men. women and young peo
. pie. Morning service at II o'clock. Com
munion and prayer; Evening service, a
80. Rrayer and Praise. Bib!e schol a
Q A, Christian EndeavoF ut $50 p. IN:
The Church of the Good Shepherd. Epis
copnl. The Rev Geo. r. Hiatt, priest i
charge There will he celebration of tn
Holy Eucharist at IL o'clock. Subject o
sermon. The Twofold Mission of tn
in November it is desired to have an at
tendance of one hundred per cent thru tn
month. All members and friends of tn
church are requested to be present at thes
services
THIS OVERALL nav