The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-20
Baptist.

Baptist.
FIRST. ceEner Ninth and Jackson;
Charles r. Matthews, minister bible
school, 0 80; morning worship. IL sermon,
Spiritual Athieties': p. Y. P. u, 615;
evening worship, National Greatness;
double quartette choir
Christian.
FIRST, 622 Topeka Avenue. the Rev
Robert A. Schell, minister; Bible school.
o As; morning worship, IL; sermon by the
Rev. Charles A. Finch, former pastor;
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting, $50;
evangelistic services. Z :30;i sermon, "A
New Creation; special music, double
WEST SIDE. Underwood and Duane
streets; Mrs. Clara H. Hazelrigg, pastor !;
Bible school, Jas; morning worship. II
Christian Endeavor, $3.50; evening worship,
Christian Science.
FIRST CHURCH of Christ Scientist,
Hunt0on and Polk streets; lesson sermon,
soul and Body; children's Sunday school,
Congregational.
CENTRAL, corner Huntoon and Blu
is siiei morning theme. "The Puritan and
the Pilgrims and evening theme, THE
Superstition Of Divorce"
FIRST, Seventh and Harrison street, the
Rev. Alfred E. Gregory, pastor; church
school, o :45; mems open forum; divine
worship; II; pastors anniversary subject
with Thanksgiving music, O'Clock; short
address, New Revelations of the Divine
Glory"
Episcopal.
GRACE CATHEDRAL. Eighth and Polk !;
Holy Communion, 30; church school,
0 80; morning prayer and sermon. IL.
Lutheran.
FIRST ENGLISH, corner Fifth and Har-
rison, the Rev. L. c. Sibberson. pastor /;
sunday school. 9:45; services, IL: theme,
why Missions" Luther League, 6 80;
services. 80.
| SWEDISH, corner Fourth and Tyler,
| Sunday school, o AS; services, Nj; Luther
League supper, 6 Bible study, 4 evening
service, s 100.
Methodist.
| FIRST, Sixth and Harrison streets; Ed
mOnd James Kulp, minister; Sunday school,
8 80; morning worship. IL; sermon, The
! Lure of the Open Door; Epworth League,
6 Is; evening worship, sermon topic, John
/ MiIton-Puritanism with Breadth Z 80 Z;
| SChristianity Making commonwealth
| BOWMAN MEMORIAL. Eleventh and
| Morris, the Rev. II. o. Hotter, pastor; Sun
day school, o 80; morning worship. II !;
| the theme for the morning will be Some
| Things for Which to be Thankful; Ep-
worth League, 6 Is: choir under the direc-
| ton of Sidney Smith Will give cantata
'"seedtime and Harvest" by Foster. assisted
Mechem, contralto; Paul Hotter, bass and
Harold Hotter, baritone, with Mr.. Paul
Larkins at the organ
Presbyterian.
! FIRST, opposite the state house grounds
I
! minister; morning sermon, DIR. Charles NJ.
| Sheldon, appropriate to Mayflower Sunday
| evening sermon by the pastor; Christians
| Better Than Others? Special music.
! REDDEN CHAPEL, the Rev jay c.
| Everett, minister in charge, will preach at
| { 80 in the evening; song drill for young
| people, 200 o'clock sharp.
| UNITED, Huntoon and Fillmore streets,
the Rev. NJ. G. Mum, pastor; morning
subject, "Let Us Give Thanks" evening
| Lions in the Way"
| WESTMINSTER, College and Hnntoon
| streets, the Rev. John A. McAfee, pastor
morning worship, II: topic, With Thank
/ full Hearts," evening, cantata, Song OF
Thanksgiving z 80.
Emitted Brethren.
I FIRST, the Rev. J. W. Stiyerson, pastor;
Sunday school, Jas; sermon, IL; Love
Fulfilling the Law" Christian Endeavor
6 80; evening sermon, 1880, "A Worth
While Young Man"
Miscellaneous.
REORGANIZED CHURCH Of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints, King and
Clay streets: Sunday school, 8 40; preach
ing, II; ID. and c. class, Z 80; the Rev. A
p. Croker. pastor. -.
! ASSEMBLY OF GOD, corner Eighth
and Buchanan streets, services evening
at 80; Sunday afternoon, 2:30; the Kan.
sas district council, November %, "a and
! rs: the Rev. Fred Vogler. pastor.
! NAZARINE revival mission, Highland
Park; Wednesday and Thursday evenings
of next week.