The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-03

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The Presbyterian. Baptist and Meth
odist churches will hold union serv-
Ices on the Presbyterian church lawn
during the months Of July and Aug
ust. beginning tomorrow evening at
o'clock. The music Will be furnished
by the three choirs. the different choir
leaders taking charge in turn. Which
minister will hold the service on the
different evenings will not be an
nounced in advance.
The drug stores will be closed Mon
day from II until p. m.
The members and friends of the
Central Avenue Christian church will
hold a basket picnic Monday at the
William Oliver grove. north OF town:
Games and amusements for both old
and young will be provided and cor
dial welcome is extended to ALL
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. John Hetzel of Pasadena, Cal.
accompa MED by her mother, Mrs W.
7. Pence. of 1885 Topeka avenue. VIII
leave next week for her home Mrs
the death of her father. the late Elder
Pence. Mrs. Pence will remain with
her daughter thru the summer and
winter.
S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. s23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas and daughters,
Eleanor, Joey and Edith, of Nash
vile. nj. who were the guests for a
few days of the Misses kimbaH OF
west Gordon Street. en- route to Col
aFadc for the summer, left this a1tef-
noon 1.,-
son street will leave this evening for
a visit of a few days to their brother
Guy Boast, and Mrs. Boast. and their
cousin. Mrs. Roger Stephenson, at
Lenexa, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark and
children, Virginia and Larry. OF JET
ferson street, will go to Kansas cry
this evening to visit over the Fourth
with Mrs. Clark's brother, Bert Fraser
and family.
Take the State journal with you on your
vacation this summer CaH phohe o''''
Circulation department
F. B. sim1ns has arrived from Cali.
.1ornia. called home by the death Oh
his son. Earl Simms. in Cameron. MO;
in an automobile accident the rirst o.
the week. The funeral services Will
be held Tuesday
Among the Churches.
rha Kansas Avenue Methodist
church. the Rev. R. z. Gordon, pastor
morning service at II o'clock, Junior
church at II o'clock. The JUNIOR
church will meet with the church CON
creation in communion service. Ep-
worth League at Gas, led by Joe IFiA-
fin. Subject, Our Duty to our CouL-
trv' Union service on the Prespy-
terrain church lawn at O'Clock sun
aay evening. Sunday school at s:49'
The North Topeka Baptist churcn,
+be new o. L Weir, pastor Mornihs
service at II o'clock. Subject OF ser
non. THE Land We Love. Junio o l
1eeat{ng at 3 o'clock. B. 7. r U. anu
4-4e~7T3es5iate. Z o'clock. SUNDAY
-zrI9ooI at $50. PRAYER meeting I hu!s.
dav evening at 1880. Cholr prac'i07
Eridav evening. 8 o'clock
The Church of the Good ShepneLa'
1-.,.InonaI the Rev. George R. Hiatt
-,,fert in charge; morning service at Il
Ppta5oel- The subject of the sermon
Iii he patrtotic There will be a cele-
Fration o. the Holy Eucharist at l
o'cicck sunday school at 10 O'Clock.
-rbe Central Avenue Christian
.t,,-cb The Rev. S. H. Horne Will
Treach. Morning service at II ocock'
T2il9Ie school at 9:45 a. m Chrlsliah
Endeavor at o'clock ,..s
IT Fl Sanders. 1891 Polk street, o1eo
last night at Stormont hospital Inc
funeral services will be held Tuesoay
At the Kansas Avenue Methoolse
church. Mr.. Sanders was the gran
rather of Glen Sanders. whose death
60, drinl.ing wood alcohol occurred a
An1itv lodge No. 231. K. of P, will
hold no meeting Monday evening ny
reason IF the Fourth celebratio rs.
signed. FRANK GREEN,
ADV, Chancellor Commander