The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-01

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or after .. Other hours $3.50
! The $4,000 cold storage addition to the
Topeka Poultry company's plant at Lau-
rent and Madison street. will be COM
pleted within two or three weeks, and will
| double the capacity of the plant. accord
! ing to r. r. Baer. Additional employees
+. to the number of ten or twelve viii be
cars of dressed poultry a week, and one
car of eggs daily.
An automobile driven by Charles Ellis,
and 8 truck loaded with cream cans, col
Laurent street this morning. The auto
was, damaged to the extent OF broken
declared they were equally to blame for
the accident.
Theodore R.. Westervelt, a former mis-
sionary in Africa, now teaching at Quincy
school, will address the Kansas Avenue
Sunday school tomorrow morning at the
Missionary Sunday service. Heawill preach
at the morning services to the joint CON
gregation of the senior and junior church.
Miss Juliet c. Smith, formerly of 90
| North Quincy street; but now OF Denver
writes most interestingly of her trip. She
tells of driving around Mt Carmel, where
Elijah had his contest with the prophets OF
Baal. There is a large monastery at TINS
place, but women are not allowed to go
over it, Miss Smith says, but she visited
the chapel and a small crypt supposed 10
be Elijah's cave. From Mt. Carmel Miss
Smith took the train for Jerusalem, trip
lasting nearly all day. She also visited
Jerico, taking in en- route the Dead Sea
the Jordan and. Elisha fountain. The
latter, she says, is encased In modern ma
sonry and might be part of an up-to- date
aqueduct.
ON the trip back TO Jerusalem, Bethany
and the Garden Of Gethsemane were Wis
tied. Bethany she describes as group of
ruined houses which could be set down in
one of the typical Topeka blocks and have
room to spare. The home of Simou, the
leper, and that of Mary and Martha. as
we'll as LaZaruss tomb were shown. None
of these spots is certain and Miss Smith
was of the opinion that the tomb was too
rative. little nearer Jerusalem is Rus
sion church marking the spot where Martha
is supposed to have had the conversation
the Resurrection and the Life"
Gethsemane is just modern well kept
garden, with trim little beds and a neat
iron railing. 1t is much smaller than she
expected and she says could go into the
back yard at 91o North Quincy street.
Miss Smith visited the Church of The
Nativity at Bethlehem, which is plain on
the outside and quite ornate inside. The
are two affairs; one is said to mark the
place where Jesus was born and the other
the spot where the Magi stood
From Palestine Miss Smith went to Alex |
andrla, Constantinople, Athens, Naples and
other points of interest.
stopping en- route at Geneva and Paris. |
In England she will visit the Isle of Wight |
and will sail for home from Southampton, |
May IL, on the Acquitenia-
The funds for the addition to the Kansas
Avenue NJ E. church have reached the sum |
of between ten and eleven thousand dollars !
Nine thousand of this was raised in two
weeks before solicitations began. Persons /
interested in the Improvement to the church |
property and incidentally, to the city, who !
would like to give may send their gifts to |
the Rev. r. e. Gordon. pastor, or to any |
member of the finance committee. SoIicita- |
hoped the required amount will be raised |
Chairman, H. A. French; secretary-tre s. |
urer, Miss Trix Antrim b. A Retter, Al /
bert Shook, Charles Wiseman, Boyd Poi |
lom,, Mrs. John H. Moore. Members of |
building committee are: Chairman Ora (
R paimer; secretary treasurer, Miss Minnie
Tower, Miss May Wiseman, Leon Holman.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Cain of Perry were
Mr.; Gains mother, Mrs ]. b. Cain of Cen
tral avenue. Mr.. Cain is editor of the
MI and Mrs. Phillip Wilson of the south
side moving to 1929 Central avenue
Mr.; and Mrs. Cooper moved this week from
Leu Howard left today for SapuIpa,
Okla, where he has taken position in the
The May Sisters and the Boy Scout or
chestra will furnish part Of the program
at the meeting of Shawnee council, No. 3.
S. B. A, Monday evening.
The best short story and poem composed
by students of Seaman high school will
will be issued the latter part of May. The
short story is limited to 1000 words. The
contest closed yesterday, and the young
writer's are now on the anxious seat.
The Seaman high school viii meet the
Boys Industrial school in a spelling match
April S.
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Tiffany have given
the name of Thelma Marie to their daugh-
Clarence Kistler, the mail carrier was
off today and his route carried by
Carrier Sullivan of the Topeka office.
The Epworth league Of the Kansas Ave
evening by Miss Minnie Wilson and Miss
Lucille Antrim. The subject will be, "Sir,
We Would See Jesus"
Mrs. Lille Pagan of Long Beach. Cal.
ter, Norma, to Mr.. Leslie Blunt of the bat
tleship Arizona. The wedding will take
place during the Easter season. This news
will be of interest to the older residents
here the widow Of w. z.
Pagan, at one time probate judge Of Shaw
nee county and daughter Of the late DIR.
and Mrs. J. f. Buck For a number of ,
street.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. S23 Kan
Sas avenue.-AdV.
The regular meeting Of the vestry of the
church of the Good Shepherd will be held I
Monday evening at O'Clock in the parish
Come to Dads shop to buy groceries
,heaper and sweeter than you ever ex-
'ected to find anywhere. 1920 North Kan J
las Ave. &c L. Bainbridge) ADV
For Rent-Room; gentleman. IO26 North s
Shawnee Council No. 3. s. p. A., will
rive a musical entertainment at the hall I
81 North Kansas avenue Monday evening | 6
Adv.