The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-25
TO TOUR EUROPE PL
PLAN A BIC MEET
Forty Third Annual Conference
Topeka PresbyteriaI Society.
Many Delegates FROM North
eastern Kansas VIII Attend.

Miss Jennie Moore, missionary to
the southern mountaineers, and Mrs. L.
L. MARCEL, president of tho Kansas
! Synodical, will be the two principal
/ guests at the forty-third annual meet
/ ing of the Topeka Presbyterial So
| ciey of Kansas for home and foreign
| missions, to be held Thursday and
Friday at the First Presbyterian
church. Delegates representing all
the churches of the Presbyterian de-
nomination in northeastern Kansas
viii be in attendance at this meeting
The opening session will convene at
10 o'clock Thursday morning follow
ing the enrolment of the delegates.
The election of officers will be held at
this session.
The second meeting will be held at
1880 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
ID. NJ. Claggett will lead the devotional
services. Mrs. S. S. Estey will present
the greetings of the First Presbyter-
ian church. Mrs. Clarence Almon viii
give the response This meeting will
delegate will submit report on the
work of the local societies.
Doctor Estey to Preside.
The Thursday evening meeting will
open at 7:45 o'clock with a song serv-
ice. DIR. S. S. EStey will preside Miss
Mabel Thomas will sing an Indian
song. The New Era class of the First
Presbyterian church will present a
drama entitled, "A Morning in San
Juan Hospital" Miss Jennie Moore
will deliver an address on The
Southern Mountaineers."
The meeting will convene at
o CLOCK Friday morning with deVo-
tiona1 services conducted by Mrs. D.
NJ. Claggett. This will be followed by
question box service. Delegates will
be asked to contribute PresbyteriaI
problems to this box. Mrs A. D. Wolfe
VIII conduct missionary reading
The feature of the Friday after
noon session will be a pIaylet en-
titled, THE Clinic of a Missionary
Specialist" which will be presented
by the Study class of the Westmin-
Ster presbyterian church. Mrs. A. d.
Wolfe will lead a conference on the
school of missions. Mrs. Henry J.
Dotterweich Will sing a solo entitled,
Leave 1t With Him."
The closing session of the meeting
will convene at 5 o'clock Friday after
noon with a conference for Presby-
ter1al and local officers. A supper
will be served at 6 o'clock. Mrs. L.
L. MARCEL, Synodical president will
deliver the greetings to the young
people. The Sunflower chapter of
the Westminster church guilds, will
present a playlet, the title to be an
nounced later
Officers OF the Society.
The officers of the Presbyterial So
ciety are: Mrs. ]. A. Alexander. of
president; Mrs. w. G. Robin |
son, of Clay Center, vice president, |
and Mrs. o. A. Mcdonald, of Topeka, |
treasurer. The secretaries are: Mrs. |
E. w. Martin, of Topeka, correspond |
ing; Miss Helen E. Elcock, of Man /
haitian, recording; Mrs. ]. D. Pratt, of /
Topeka, literature and education; /
Mrs. J. H. MITCHELL of Lawrence.
freedme Mrs. S. NJ. Hall, of Kansas
City, slavic; Miss Daisy E. Peart, of
Topeka, overseas hospital; Miss Maud
Nipple, of Kansas City, Christian En-
deavor, and Mrs H. S. Condit. of To-
peka, light bearers and little light
bearers.
The district presidents are: Mrs.
Helson Hahn, of Idana; Miss Anna |
NJ. Gabby, of Junction City; Mrs. ].
D. Pratt of Topeka; Mrs. W. r. Rich |
irdson, of Lawrence; Mrs. Florence |
Lowe, of Ocheltree, and Mrs. J. NJ. /
Sheaf, of Kansas City.