The Topeka state journal., 1921-10-17

The services at the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church for the week will
be as follows:
Slogan-"Each Win One"
Aim-"Every Member Praying"
Cottage prayer services Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
mornings at 10 at the homes an
nounced al evening services.
Evangelistic SINGING each evening at
1880 and sermon at 8.
Monday, october 17-Sunday scAooI
night. Sermon, 1.-The Lost Sheep.
Tuesday-Children meeting at
d m. Women's work-Stereoptic
views. Sermon, Destiny Thru Cholce:
Wednesday - Parents night. Ser
mon. "A Searching question"
Thursday - Childrens n h t
Stereopticon views. Sermon, 1.-The
Stewardship of Life
Friday-Children' meeting p; m.
Community night. Sermon, Inc
other Side of the Road
Sunday, Octover 23-Join the churcn1
Sunday-Closing day. Sunday schooi
at 9:45, Sermon, II, why Shoula
Join the Church" Epworth League
6:15. Evening service, 1880 Sermon
"The New Christian
Charles H. Dyal, aged 81, died at
his home, 1108 Quincy street, last
night OF apoplexy. Mr. Dyal was ar
DErently in good health when ne Went
10 bed but was found UNCONSCIOUS
later by Mrs. Dyal. when she was
awakened by his heavy breathing. A
nhvgician was called but Mr.. Dyal dled
hrfore his arrival. -
Mr.. Dyal was a prominent business
rraY, of North Topeka and during hls
fifteen years residence in this part oL
the citv had identified himsef with
the civic affairs of the North side. he
was an active member of the Nortn
Toneka Civic club, served on many
committees that helped get improve
ments for this section of the city. he
also was a member of the Nortn TO
peka outing club, whichkhas a camp
near Maple Hill, on Mill cheek. Mr.
Oval has lived in Topeka thirty-four
years during which time he was asSo-
ciated in a wholesale junk business
Besides his widow he is survived by
a son, William Dyal, North Iopekai a
daughter, Mrs. May Dettrich, North
Topeka; three brothers, John w Dyal,
Topeka; Seward Dyal, Colorado
Springs, and Frank Dyal, Guthrie
Okla; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Cra-
vens. Fort Smith, Ark, and Mrs Joe
White, Hollywood, Calf.
PRAYER meetings of the Kansas Ave
nue. .eMethodist church tomorrow
morning will be held as follows: No.
Mrs Hofer, 1929 Quincy street. No.
Miss Holman, 116 Evelyn street
No. 3-Mrs. Jones, Garfield Park. No.
Miss Shavlo. sol West Laurent. No.
5-Mrs. Collins, AIS Park street. Chill
dren's meeting at o'clock.
This evening will be Sunday school
night at the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Holcomb, of Silver
Lake, spent last night the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Gurtler, 1922 Mon
roe street, and left early this morning
on an overland trip to Warsaw, KY,
where they will make an extended visit
to Mr. Holcombs mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heber and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Kohler and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. U. HiggS spent Sun
day in Kansas City.
Dillon Fisher of the Kaw Valley Ma
tiopaI bank, spent the week end IN
Eskridge, the guest of Merle McMas-
The little daughter of Charles Rude
of Shorey is sick with an attack OF
diphtheria.
Mrs. B. S. Taylor entertained Satur-
day afternoon for her daughter,
Zelma, in honor of her thirteenth
birthday anniversary. The guests
were: Zelma Taylor Margaret Ham
mon. Bonnie Clayberg, Katherine
Strum, Mildred Peebler, Gertrude
Smith, Alberta Gurtler, Louise Robi-
son. ADA Dearlng, Audry DenLB Auclie
Antrim and Edna easier.
Mrs. Mary Liittjohann, 935 Jack
son street, who has been making q
short visit in Kansas City, is expected
home this evening.
The North Topeka branch of tht
w. C. T. U. will meet tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at the horne
of Mrs. c. Kaser, 1109 Van Buren
All members are requested to b'
THE senior B. Y. P. U. will hold 6
spread and business meeting at tht
North Topeka Baptist church Tuesday