The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-04

The Rev. George r. Jaekman. of the
Second Prssbyter ian. church o wss gues5
of the W. c. Il. u, which met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary Lutt-
johann, 935 Jackson street
On finding out that Mr.. Jackman had
celebrated his birthday anniversary the
day previous, the members of the society
voted him an honorary member, with dues
paid for one year. birthday present
Mrs. Clara Baker, county superintendent
both He She and Mr.. Ja en iSG made interest
ing talks Refreshments were served at
the close of the business meeting.
The playette entitled Paddle Your Own
Canoe" given by Helena chapter, o. f. 81.
last evening at the Community house. was
we'll patronized and was up to the usuai
excellence of the chapters entertainments
Miss Charlotte Conwell with her graceful.
evening. Members of the east We're: Mrs
Charles Suit, Mrs; F. Il. Conwell, Mrs.
R&keE Mr. a q An Mr Nr MEADE lean b Mr.
john Bower and Mr. Dave Wallace
Camp No. 1913. Modern woodmen of
America, met in regular session last night
and elected the following officers: Counsel
S; r. Dexter; adEier, W. L; sserw9od:
escort, Jonn Elkins; Waterman, A. j.
Owens; trustee, o. c. Myers
The Central avenue Christian church
won second place in the attendance contest
among the seven Christian churches of To-
peka, which has just closed.
J. I. shaffer. 9os jackson street. has
just received word that 100-barrel oil
well has been brought in on his farm in
Woodson county.
J. NJ Best of the Shawnee Chief made
a talk yesterday to the pupils of Quincy
Junior high school the history and de-
velopment of the printing trade.
The North Topeka branch of the Y. W.
c. A. gym class will meet Monday evening
at Quincy school.
The women's Bible class will meet Mon
day afternoon at the Community house.
The Court of Honor of the Boy Scouts
will meet Monday evening at the Commun-
ity house.
Over six hundred dollars were raised
by the members and congregation of the
Kansas avenue Methodist church to go
toward installing the new furnace.
At the Thankoffering service at the Kan
dollars vas raised by the Women's Home
Missionary society.
Notes and Personals.
play entitled. The Headless Horse
Quincy school, by the Z b class. 1t was
under the direction of the teacher, Miss
Boyle, and all members of the cast ac-
quilted themselves we'll
Z. A. Wagner, one of the directors OF the
Kaw Valley National bank, has sold his
home at Meriden, and will move his family
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Lamb of Harrington,
will come tomorrow to make Mr.. and Mrs.
visit.
Members of the North Topeka branch
of the Y. W. c. a. gym class attended
the annual banquet given by the differ
emit classes at the Central Y w C. A.
building last evening
Cradle roll day will be observed Sun
1nx- nf tIaa anf rDI q
During the Bible school recognition service
will be held for twenty nine cradle roll
members. conducted by Mrs. H. r. Biancn-
ard. cradle roll superintendent
NJ. J. Cleland has moved from the Wash
burn college farm to Allendale farm. route
The women,s Home Missionary society
of the Kansas avenue Methodist church,
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. j. II.
Moore. of Garfield Place. most sue
cessful meeting was held. about twenty
five members attending. Plans were made
Moore has been elected president of the
society AMI altho newcomer to North
Topeka, takes great interest in the work
of the church, and makes most energetic
officer. The next meeting viii be held at
the home of Mrs. Ed Holman, 1908 Kansas
Mrs. Glenn Morehead entertained at
luncheon yesterday at her home, 1531 Kan
sas. avenue, in honor of Mrs. Florence
Lockwood, of Marshalltown. Ia, who is
visiting in Topeka. The table decorations
were roses and clematis. Plates were laid
for Mrs. LOCKWOOD. MIS- Nell Blau;iy- Mrs
Kate Eby. Mrs. Ella Crawford, Mrs: Edna
Lawhun, Mrs. Mary Cook. Miss Nell Mason,
little Betty Lou Crawford, and Mrs. More
head.
National Cleaning company cleans clothes
clean. Expert dyers.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Dowler entertained
their card club Friday evening at their
home 935 Monroe street.
Mrs J. A Wilson, wife of the pastor of
the Central Avenue Christian church. gave
talk yesterday at the Missionary study
class of the First Christian church. Her
subject was THE Missionary Message of
the New Testament
Mrs. II. Z. Hipsher surprised her husband
last evening by asking IA number of their
friends to their home. 1922 Harrison street,
for the evening. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fargason. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
and Mrs. c. Cool, Mrs. e. G. Cooper and
daughters. Laura and Hazel of Chicago.
Miss Carrie Hipsher and Mr.. Ray Furga-
son.
5. r. Dexter, undertaken. Lady as
siStant, S23 Kansas ave.-Ady.
Among the Churches.
There viii be service Sunday at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal.
The North Topeka Baptist church, the
Rev. o. i. Weir, pastor. Morning service
at II o'clock. Sermon by DR.. Thomas Young
Of Philadelphia. Evening service at 10
Sermon by Dr. Raymond N West. Sunday
school at . 30. Junior meeting al ? O'Clock
intermediate and Senior meeting at 6:30.
Owing to the Christian Workers Institute
which VIII be in session in the city next
week, the prayer meeting for Thursday
evening will be omitted.
The Second Presbyterian church, the Rev.
George r. Jackman, minister. Morning
The Great Commission" Evening service
at 80 Sunday school at o 30 Christian
Endeayor, and &c 80. Prayer meeting