The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-11-25

All residents of North Topeka and
vicinity who are interested in the To-
cation OF a bridge across the Kaw
river connecting North Topeka with
the South side. are urged to attend
the mass meeting that will be held at
the North Topeka Community house,
corner of Laurent and Jackson streets,
Tuesday evening
The traffic across the Melan bridge
at Kansas avenue has increased great
~ within the last few years, and is
becoming heavier daily. The time IS
coming when another means of com
comparatively short distance from the
site OF the present bridge will be
necessary. When this time comes,
North Topeka does not want to be
Taught mapping. If the North side
Shows no interest in the question. and
has no suggestions to offer for or
against locations selected by the city
planning board. the location of the
proposed bridge will be where the
planning board judges best to build it.
and North Topeka will not be justified
ut that fAte day in raising objections
The time to act is next Tuesday eve
ming and the place is the North To-
peka Community house. Let's gol
A Homecoming service will be
held at the Central Avenue Christian
EnurCn SUNDAY IL o
The junior choir, composed of thirty
children ranging in age from to IL
years, Will furnish the music for the
opening service. At the close of the
be served in the church dining room
Persons wishing to subscribe to the
Red Cross may do so by calling at the
%home of Mrs. c. c. Maze, 1892 Quincy
street, where they will be given a
membership and furnished with a
window hanger.
. Friday evening was young peoples
night at the new Baptist church and
also the last service in the dedication
Relief Corps No 5, presented the
church with q handsome American
flag The pastor in behalf of the
church accepted the gift with appro-
pirate thanks.
The special numbers on the pro-
gram were a vocal solo by Charlie AL
lison. a piano solo by Miss Virginia
Clark and a reading of Van Dykes
The Mansion by Miss Ruth Palmer.
The Rev. Frank Jenning of the
First Baptist church of Lawrence,
Kan. gave an address upon the work
of young people in the church and
community.
The Union Thanksgiving service of
the North Topeka Baptist, Christian, !
Presbyterian and Methodist churches |
1927 Kansas avenue. Thursday morn |
ing at 10 o'clock The sermon will be 1
preached by Rev. Newton A Peck. |
pastor of the Presbyterian church; /
and the music will be by the Metho- i
dist choir. directed by NJ. c. Holman.
Preach Farewell Sermon.
Tomorrow wilk-be the Rev. o. L. !
Weir's last Sunday as pastor of the !
North Topeka Baptist church and he I
will preach his farewell sermon at
the evening service at 1880.
At the close of the morning service
the Lords supper will be partaken of /
and it is hoped that all members will I
Try to be present at this first service /
in the new church
The ordinance of baptism will also
be administered at the close of the
morning service
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal I
church, 1927 Kansas avenue, R. Ernest
Gordon. pastor. Sunday school, $3.50,
Boyd E. Pollom. superintendent Morn
ing service. II, sermon subject. THE
Man of Sorrows" Junior church. II,
Miss Beverly in charge, subject. "Our
Epworth League, 6:15, leader. Irene
Pomroy, subject 'aThanksliving." Eve
ming service 1880, picture slides will be
used in illustrating address on Chris
tian Stewardship
) C. J. Shields will entertain the Sea-
Inan football team at a line party at
abe Orpheum this evening. celebrat-
ing the teams victory over Washburn
Friday on WashbIrn field. when it
Smade a score of 81 to o. Those COM
posing the party will be F. A Seaman.
principal of Seaman high school:
Charles Logan. coach. and members of
the team and substitutes as follows:
DIN McNown. Carl Button, Stephen
Oldham. David Hartzeu. Stewart |
Henry. Oscar Catron, Roy Blanchard.
Richard Shields Allison French Will
lam Carlwell, Merle Carr, Jake Rob
ertson, Archie Hutton
Shawnee council No. 8. S. B. A, will
give dance for members and invited
Friends Monday evening, following the
regular meeting.
o. A. Mcclure has sold his share in
the restaurant at sos Kansas avenue |
TO Mr.. Humerickhouse The firm
name is now Humerickhouse & Will
son.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs J. B. Cain of Central avenue.
returned yesterday from two weeks