The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

principal speaker last evening at a
banquet given by the women of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church to
{ the men OF the church. The Rev. Mr..
; Holter's address on THE Place of Men
in the Church." was most inspiring.
| Other speakers were e. G. Seger, who
gave short talk on why We Are
! Mems Bible class, who spoke on How
the Men Can Help the Teacher"
Homer Pollom on How Older Men
Can Help Younger Men," and Boyd
Pollom, superintendent of the Sunday
school. on Men IN the Sunday School,"
Herbert A. French acted as toastmas-
ter. Vocal solos by A. L. Musson and
Theron French were features of the
program.
Persons wishing to help with the
Christmas tree fund toward the Civic
club tree to be given at the Community
house Christmas morning for the poor
and unfortunate children of North To-
peka. may leave their donations at the
office of the Kaw Valley Investment
company, S42 Kansas avenue.
A number of the members Of Helena
chapter o. Z. s. went to Lawrence last
evening to assist Ada chapter o. L. S.
of that city to put on the work. Among
those who went were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McCay. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hanlon. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. e S. Meade. Mrs. H. L.
Sherburne. Mrs. Max Claudy, Mrs. VIII
liam Ravens. Mrs. Schmidts, Mrs. Con-
stable and Mrs. Miller.
One hundred dollars was raised by
the pupils of Grant and Quincy schools
for the European relief fund, Quincy.
the larger school. raising SO and
Grant $50.
A Christmas cantata. 1.-THE Christ
mas King" arranged by Fred Hotter,
will be given Sunday evening at the
Second Presbyterian church. There
will be music by a special orchestra
with c. NJ. Morrow acting as director.
Members of the orchestra will be John
Sheetz. horn: Mr.. Gilkison, trombone;
Leon King, clarinet; Lois Merridith
violin: Mrs. Charles Suit. piano; Miss
Thelma Johnston, organ. The program
follows:
prepare Ye the way''-Choir.
"O'er the Silent Eastern Hills" (soprano
and alto duet)-Mrs. Johnston and Mrs
"Follow the Guiding star"-Men's
"The Angels Song" tduet-Miss Mar
garet Morns and Miss Scheim.
"The Glorious Morn"-Cholr.
"And There Were Shepherds," (contralto
solo)-Miss Margaret Morns.. assisted by
Bringing Still" (soprano solo)-Miss
Scheim.
10y to the woFId"Zchoir; .o,o, NJ,
Marie Fisher, assisted by the choir.
"Prnise Ye the Lord'-Choir.
"Fnirest Lord Jesus soprano and bari
"There Is Room in My Heart"-Choir.
"Come and Worship"-Choir.
This cantata will be given Monday
evening at the Community house.
Notes and Personals.
d. NJ. Hettinger has sold his home |
at 1922 Central avenue and will move
to All Ohio avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Stock, 1898 Cen |
trail avenue. left yesterday for trip
thru British Columbia and California, |
10 be gone until spring.
S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as |
,is+n Mt 923 Kansas ave.-Adv. !
Mrs. c. I. Lamb will arrive tomor- |
now from Denver to visit her parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pratt, thru the
holidays.
DOLLS-DoLLs-Do = Petro Drug !
ItOre-Adv.
Frank A. Root is seriously sick at
his home in Quincy street, suffering |
rom an attack of pneumonia; HIS
IONS, George Root, of Auburndale, and |
Bert Root of Kansas City, are with !
heir father. Mr.. Root is the father |
If Miss Grace Root, a teacher at
quincy school.
Alice Miller of Lawrence is spending |
he weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Florence.
National Cleaning company cleans clothes
lean. Expert dyers.-Adv.
There will be special music at the |
morning service at the Second Pres
,vterian church Sunday. The anthem,
Those Holy Voices" will be sung by
he choir, J. r. Johnston will sing
Dudley Bucks Fear Ye. oh Israel"
md Miss Scheim will also sing.
Among the Churches.
CHE North Topeka Baptist church, the
Rev. O. l.. Weir, pastor. Morning serv-
&c at II o'clock. Subject of sermon. 'The
light" Evening service at Z 80. Subject
# sermon, An Unfonnded Hope" Junior
Meeting at 2 20. 3; Y. P. U. at $50. Sun
friday evening at 8 o'clock. Prayer meet
ng b ThErsday evening ct church
he Rev. r. f. Gordon. pastor. Morning
The Deity Of Christ" Junior church at
ing service at 20. Subject of sermon,
The Young Man Jesus Loved" Epworth
.eGgue, Gas. Miss GLADYS Crawford:
sunday school at AS. Church night
chool, Thursday evening:
The Second Presbyterian church. the
lev. George R; .Jackman, minister. Morn
ng service at IL o'clock. Subject of SER
non. What Does Christmas Mean TO
'ou?" Cantata in the evening. Sunday
chool at 0 30. Christian Endeavor at
30 p. m. Prayer meeting Friday eve
ing at 30. Lesson. Ninth chapter of
he Gospel OF st. John. Sunday school
christmas entertainment Friday evening
The Rev. Aaron Brech will preach Sum
ay morning at the East Indianola church.
he subject of his sermon will be "The
resent Value of the Pilgrim Heritage"
n the evening stereopitcon Views. Under
eylon's Palms." will be shown. Sunday
vening. December &c. a cantata, 1.-THE
hepherd's story" will be given at the