The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-25

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Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Shields,
who died Wednesday, were held Friday
afternoon at the Kansas avenue Meth
odist church. Mrs. Shields had lived all
, her life in Shawnee county with the ex-
ception of a few wears in California, after
her marriage, and the church was filled
with friends and relatives. The services
e At b% Mrs. ass sbes he Sean
full floral offerings at her request, were
not left on the grave but were taken to
| local hospitals for distribution among the
! patieEts.
The Re-. BYRON AdelI. childhood
friend of Mrs. Shields. preached the ser
mon He was assisted by the Rev.. +, N.
t'addleford, pastor. and the Rev. Mct'ul-
Tough, pastor of Pleasant Hill church, Ei-
Harry G. Larimer. also chiIdheetl
friend; read the obituary and made few
The choir of the Pleasant Hill church.
Il young woman, sang several selections.
Abel a sam sang Shadows % this this being i'eseee esee
eially requested by Mrs. Shields.
The pail bearers were; Clifford and
Mrs Shields; Ray Kimball and Fay
Kemp. nephews by marriage and King
Ream. an old friend.
Burial was in Rochester cemetery.
Notes and Personals
p. W. Rlach and daughter. Miss Jessie
I;iach of SIS Quincy street, Will leave to.
be the guests of friends.
Mrs: George Petro has taken rooms for
MF Mined nnd AZ Mrs. WteF OTsSn Bees s'reet 3
Whitehead of Granville were in town
today.
The Rev. George II. Jackman of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church is conducting
vival meetings at Auburn. He has been
| holding services there for the past week
and will continue the meetings next week.
The Rev. Mr.. s. A. Alt. mt whose church
Mr.. Jackman is conducting the meetings,
will occupy the pulpit at the Second Pres
byterian church tomorrow at both services.
| The evening service will be held at I 80
O'Clock.
S. r. Dexter. Undertaken Lady as
| sistant. S23 Kansas avenue. Office
phone 1442; residence phone 146S.-
Adv
Harry Brown of salina was visiting his
mother & r. Mrs Lewis; and his aunt Mrs.
East Laurent street win leave tonight Tor
Nfckerson, Kan. where they will be the
guests of Mr.. Robinson's brother, J. A.
Robinson, and Mrs. Robinson for few
days.
will give their annual Halloween masked
party Monday evening ut their hall, for
members of the order.
Window Glass, all sizes; buy it now.
Campbell Drug Co-Adv.
The young man who was struck by ].
J. Kings automobile last saturday, suf7
+, fertng two broken legs, was today resting
| fairly we'll at Christs hospital where he
was taken following the accident. The
young man, whose name is Wrag. lives In
| Oakland. The accident occurred at the
north end OF the Melan bridge. The young
/ man: according to King. crossed in front
! of his machine to reach friend in another
auto, going in the opposite direction. He
was struck just above the knees by the
buffer of Kings car. which was. going
| a ton mil an fno eafd THn
| young man held to the buffer and was
| dragged a number Of feet before the ear
was stopped. The Wrag family formerly
! lived in North Topeka.
| A. NJ. Petro & Son. DruRgists.-Adv
Miss Grace Ebbers. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. J. Ebbers of Brooklyn, N Y. and
! George oran Head. SON of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
! W. Curtis of 11G West Curtis street. were
married Monday evening at 80 o'clock. at
Rev. o. L. Weir performed the marriage
ceremony The young people will make
| their. their home for & the nresent at Il6 West West
| visit to this part of the United States
and she express herself charmed with
1.-the informality of the west.
Among the Churches.
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
Rev o. l. Weir; pastor. Morning service
| at IL o'clock. Subjecr. of sermon. The
Subject ts Of Of sermon e TThe ss Magnetism Of
Sodom." Sunday school at $3.50. Junior
p. Y. P; L; at 2:2o p, m. Intermediate and
| Senior Il. Y. 7. L. at 80 p III. Thursday v
evening prayer meeting and the study of
| the 18th and 18th chapters of Revelations.
| Friday evening, choir practice.
| The Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
! the Rev. E. NJ. PaddIeford, pastor. Morn
| ing service at II o'clock Subject of SER
! mon. Linking the Church With the Source
! of Power" Junior church at IL o'clock.
! morning service at T:30. Sunday school at
9:45. Epworth League at 6 80. The com
/ ing week will be "win My Chum'' week
| and meeting will be held every evening
except Saturday. All are cordially in
| yited to attend, especially young people.
! The Central Avenue Christian church.
the Rev. J. II. Anderson. pastor. The
| services tomorrow will be In charge of the
| Young Peopie's Day in the church. The
Young Peoples Day In the church. Com
munion and preaching Mt IL q. Praise
| and preaching Mt 80 r. m. Christian En-
deavor at $50 p. M Bible school at o AS
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