The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-13

4 The evening program at the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church, SUNDAY
evening. May IA. at 1880 instead Of s,
will be in celebration of the SD an
niversary of the Epworth League
land the installation Of the officers
for the coming year. The program
will consist of miscellaneous numbers,
all centering around the Epworth
League and mother
At the Mothers day service. IL
O'Clock Sunday morning at the kan
sas Avenue Methodist church the fol-
lowing special numbers viii be sung:
Duet Kept for Jesus" by Theron
French and Mrs. Clarence Redmond;
Prayer Perfect" (James Whitcom
Rilev) by Mrs. Carl A. McGrew; and
MY Mothers Prayer, by Mr.. A J..
Musson. The subject Of the sermon
by the pastor will he, AN Ambitious
Mother.
Bahr- Herman.
Announcement is made of the mar
rage of Mr. Carroll NJ Bahr and Miss
Grace Hermann. which took place Fri
dav afternoon in Kansas City. Mrs
Bahr is the daughter CT Mr.. and Mrs
F W. Hermann of route 3. Mr. Bahr
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs 5. A. Bahr of
Garfield Place. He was in the United
states navy during the war. and for
some time following its close. he
is now in the carpentry business with
his father Mr.. and Mrs. Bahr will
return from Kansas City, Sunday. and
will be at home for the present in
a partments in East Eighth street
Ponds of B. Z. Parks and I. L.
Bobb. as plumbers for $1,000 were
yesterday by the city COM
mission.
Mothers Day will be observed sun
dav morning at the IL o. clock service
at the Central Avenue Christian
church offerings of flowers will be
given in honor of mothers The sub
iect Of the address will be- The In
nuence of Mothers
shawnee council No. 8. 5 B. A, will
hold a large class initiation MONDAY
evening at the hall. S31 Kansas ave
nue.. Following the initiation dancing
will be enjoyed by members OF the
council and invited friends
Notes and Personals.
Dr. NJ A Swift, S24 Kansas avenue. will
leave Monday for Kansas city where she
will attend the meeting OF the Kansas
Missouri homeopathic society, in session
Miss Anna L. Best who is attending the
X : A 4. at Manhattan has written the
senior class play which will be given by
ba class Nav % Miss Best is the daugh-
-er of J NJ Best who is connected with
he shawnee Farmer COS Kansas avenue
The play The Ink GIRL contains parts OF
Miss Best's own experience IN prltlng OH
'ather-s office in clyde. Kansas. and also
worked during vacation on the Shawnee
,hief in North Topeka During her school
work in Manhattan she has worked IN the
,ffices of the Mercury and Nationalist
other writings by Miss Best are The Pa
,er STAR and ''Frivol,' the latter musi-
al extrava gInza.
r. F. Steele of Greensboro. ~ G.. is here
listing his two brothers. W. 5. and L. u.
81 eeIe and other relatives.
Mrs q. A. Dent and Mrs l.. Bronson
we're. in charge of the food sale held at c. |
T. Peebler's office, by the Booster class of
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Swan will spend
he week end at Manhattan the guests of
1r and Mrs Clyde Whitson.
Mr.. Kenneth Clark of 1Jci5 jefferson /
treet has gone to Roswell, n NJ, on a |
usiness trip
Delegates from the Central Avenue Chris |
ian church who attended the convention |
the Christian churches and it's depart |
rents of the northeast district of Kansas |
cid in Kansas City, Kan, this week, were |
he Rev. I. a. Wilson, Mrs. L. &. Marlatt |
Irs S Fl. Thomas. Madeline Thomas and |
Iiss Mildred Clark. Mrs Wilson attended !
nd made an address on the Bible schools !
nd Young Peoples societies.
sring of the members of the Merry Work /
RS class Of the Kansas Avenue Methodist /
lurch Mt the birthday party given by the |
lass Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
T. T. Gordon, 80 Park street Fifty mem
ers attended The amount will go toward /
be class pledge on the building fund for /
ne church addition
:. r. Dexter, undertaken. S23 Kan
as avenue.-Adv-