The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-23

I Items TOE IuAS QUINN may De IeTt al
Petro's drug store. or telephone Miss
/ Eleanor KlmbalI. 1881 before 10 O'Clock
or after ?. Other hours call $780,.
The Red Cross drive among the
business men of North Topeka has
been completed and reports turned in
to R. E. Fritz show a membership Of
1914.
Tonight will be Community Night"
at the North Topeka Baptist church.
The Rev. Charles Alexander of Kan
sas CITY will preach on Influence of
Rev. N. A. Peck, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church will read the
Scriptures and the Rev. I. A. Wilson,
pastor of the Central Avenue Chris
tian church, will offer prayer. Bucks
FESTIVAL TIE Deum," and other special
music will be sung. The service will
begin at 1880.
- Friday night will close the week of
be observed as young Peoples Eve
ming" and the service will open at 1880
with the singing of hymns, followed
by Scripture reading and prayer by
Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Miss Ruth Palmer will give reading
and Charles Allison will sing. The
Rev. Frank Jennings, pastor OF the
First Baptist church of Lawrence, will
make an address. There will be spe-
Gal music.
Charles Stewart, vice president of
the Kaw Valley National bank, has
butt a cabin on his farm north of Sill
Yer Lake, where he expects to spend
the week-ends during the winter. The
cabin consists of two large rooms, well
lighted. With the opening Of the quail
season Stewart plans to stay at his
hunting lodge the greater part of his
leisure time.
North Topeka people were given an
unusual treat Wednesday evening by
the choir Of the North Topeka Bap-
fist church, that gave a concert at the
new church, continuing the dedication
services of the church.
The program opened with Donizet-
tbs Dear Land of Freedom" by the
chorus. This was followed by a cor
net and euphonium duet by Mr.. C. e
Regain and Mr.. c. d. Regain that
pleased the audience. A sketch,
Miss Doris Wehe and AIr. Gene Battey
was cleverIy acted. Solos by Miss
Mabel Rowe and Mr.. c. S. Alexander
were especially good. The Bridal
Chorus" from Governs Rose Maid,
en-, sung by the chorus, was wells
worth hearing, as vas the mixed choir
composed OF Miss Mabel Rowe, Mrs.
Kenneth Clark. Mr.. W. Dean Van Ness
and Mr.. Paul B. Van Ness. Miss Ruth
lection that was followed. by a solo by
Paul b. Van Ness Mr.. Van Ness
ability as a singer is too we'll known
in Topeka to require comment other
than to say he was UP to, his usual
standard. and his number was among
the best on the program. The male
quintet, composed OF w. M.SNan Ness.
Paul b. Van Ness. w. Dean Van Ness,
c. S. Alexander and L. p. Frazer. gave
one of the best numbers of the eve>-
ming. w. NJ. Van Ness and Mr.. Frazer
We're members of the original church
choir Organized moEesthsn thirty years
1cr f1~A=I H.
tet, Mr.. r. w. Dustin. BTr. h. A.
JuEgk, Mr.. Harry Jungk and Mr.. l..
w. Gilmore, closed a most delightful
program. lEs
Notes and Personals.
Ten candidates viii be initiated into
Vieter council sIH l.. No 4: 5. B. A. this evening
III Tbs News new North Topeka Baptist church
Friday evening. All members of the corps
Mrs. J. s. Miner Of Holman's addition
will leave next Wednesday. for Bethany,
Thsnksgivins Of her daughter, Miss Mildred
Miller. who is attending college there:
IG Sas taken p0son wtSp f t5e
Austin snediker Mercantile company. Miss
'clementson's home is in Hoit on, -
keeping Phone White 5siS-AdV.
The Rev: o. b. Weir. retiring pastor of
next Monday with his family for Dawson
Springs, Ky, where he Will enter into his
new work the first OF December. Mr.. Weir
Will be superintendent of Baptist Mission
airy work in Kentucky with headquarters
Mrs. W. IF. Hanan entertained at her
home, 233 Buchanan street, south, at a one
o'clock luncheon Wednesday in honor of
her sister, Mrs. Sidney Purinton of Wichita.
who bef04e her marriage was Mrs. Lucille
Jones. Mrs. Hanan's guests were Mrs
Purinton, Mrs. Arthur Turner, Mrs. o. H.
Harding. Mrs, RI. Greby. Mrs. B. L Rice
of Kansas City, Mrs. d. NJ. Seeiey, Buena
Purinton.
FoPsssale-s2oO CASH balance monthly.
good 5-rooEs house. Central\aye. Unique
Adv. 3
Mrs. J. H. Jenkins entertained Wednes-
day evening at her home in Harrison street
for her daughter, Vera Belle, in celebration
of her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Jenkins
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. H.
Smith and Mrs. Adrain Turner. The little
guests were: Vera Belle Jenkins. Mildred
Kirby, Howard Harder, Thelma Kirby.
George Kirby, Helen Kirby, Marion
CFasnsr.. Leota Compton, Sonny. Keeton-
Virgil Cramer, Cecil Tyner, Buelah Eng
land, Alice Lewis. Nina Lewis, Lovett:
Lauman. Helen Shook. Sylvia ParneIl, Dor
thy Parnsll, Clara Belle. Parneil, Maxine
Copenhaycr, Nina Bess Jenkins.
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