The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-03


church, the Rev. S. B. Anderson pre-
siding. The Presbyterian ministers of
the city have been invited to attend.
The installation services will be fol-
lowed by a reception for the Rev. Mr..
Peck and Mrs. Peck.
The program of the services will be
as follows: Special music by the
choir. Scripture reading, the Rev. Z.
F. Ogle Third Presbyterian church !;
sermon, the Rev. Stephen IS. Estey;
reading of the action of Presbytery,
the Rev. Mr.. Anderson; propounding
constitution questions to the pastor,
the Rev. H. L. Nelson, Potwin Pres
byterian church; pronounding con-
stitution questions to- the congrega-
ton, the Rev. ]. S. Swogger, Oakland
| Presbyterian church; charge to the
| minister. the Rev. S. A. Gardner, Gin
ton, Kan; charge to the congregation,
the Rev. J. A. McAfee. Westminster
PreSbyteriG 4; closing prayer. the Rev.
A. S. AlderIon; benediction, the Rev.
J. A. Copley.
]. W. Stephens. chief of fire proven
ton at San Francisco. made a talk
this morning at Quincy school to the
pupils explaining to them fire preven-
ton methods. Chief Hanlon, State
Fire Marshal L. T. Hussey and other
officers were also present.
The official board meeting of the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church
will be held this evening at $3.50, i'm
mediately following the prayer serv-
| ice.
Amity temple. No. 10s. Phtyian Sis
| tiers, will hold the regular meeting
| Friday evening at the hall, 900 Kan
'sas avenue.
At the meeting of the Mems Bible
class of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church, at the home of the Rev: R. E.
| Gordon, Tuesday evening, the follow
ing officers were elected for the COM
| ing year: President, Vern Farnsworth;
vice president, j. P. Cox; secretary
treasurer. G. o: Palmer; teacher, G. o.
Compton; second teacher, L E. Nc
Grew. Various committees on class ac-
| tivities will be elected later.
The safety meeting held Tuesday
| evening for employees of the Union
Pacific, was well attended J. L.
Chandley, trainmaster, presided. The
| meeting was held in the former Red
Cross hut east of the local passenger
station, which has been converted into
| a rest room for employees of the road.
North Topeka Boy Scout Rally.
The rally will be held at the Com
munity house Thursday night, May 4,
for all the Boy Scouts in this section.
and friends. The Boy Scout orches-
ira will furnish the music and scout
work will be exemplified in various
ways.
In the death of D. T. Gabriel North
Topeka suffers a distinct loss. Mr..
Gabriel was interested in the welfare
of North Topeka and believed firmly
in its future. Until his failing health
prevented, he was a faithful attendant
at the meetings of the North Topeka
Civic club. serving on numerous COM
Inittees. He was a loving husband
a nd Love (v-fA
Of aretiring disposition he had many
friends by whom he was loved and by
whom he will be greatly missed. His
life was squared by the Golden Rule
not be fully estimated. but many feel
that in his death they have lost a true
friend Quiet and unassuming, he
lived among the people of North To
peka for more than a quarter of a
century. and his loss will be deeply |
felt in the community.
The Kaw Valley National bank and
the Kaw Valley Investment company
viii close tomorrow at O'Clock, in |
respect TO the memory of the late d. |
T. Gabriel, who was president of both |
institutions.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Mary E. Click, who recently re-
from her son, Sam Wait. something soon.
The Rebekah Circle OF Harmony lodge /
No. 81, will meet at the home of Mrs. |
Agnes Dunlop, 1920 Logan street, Thurs |
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns of 1911 Monroe
street, are the parents of son, born |
Sunday night: Mrs. Burns was formerly |
The Agoga class of the North Topeka
Baptist church met at the home of Carl /
night Plans we're made to give an en-
tertainment and spread once a month |
and make a talk, A baseball team was |
organized and Will meet for practice Fri
comrade ]. A. King of Central avenue.
celebrated the Seth anniversary of his
birth yesterday AlthO Comrade King is
friends and appreciate the many beautiful
flowers taken him. Mrs. King. who is
The monthly Teachers and workers
conference of the Central Avenue Christian
church will be held in the basement of the
will be served at $50. followed by bust
portance viii be discussed and every teach
er, offlcer and worker is requested to be |
Buy your ice cream at the Roller Cream
cry 1900 North Kansas.-Adv.
: Ladies of the Missionary society of the
the luncheon of the State Missionary Fed /
GRAFTON held at the W. NJ C. A. today were /
federation Mrs Nelson a. Peck, Mrs. c. N
u Morrow, Mrs ]. H. Skinner, Mrs. J. J.
Mrs. F. o. Morns, Mrs. Marie Fishe s[es Ms
Harry Graham Miss Jessie Riaeh and
MISS Augusta Hardt.
The story telling hour at the different
North side churches Tuesday afternoon /
was well attended. The Kansas Avenue
Methodist led with 207 children in atten-
dance Following the story telling refresh
ments Of ice cream sandwiches, furnished
by the Mems Bible class was served by
the Merry Workers class. The Second
PRESBYTERIAN church had an attendance of
% and also served refreshments The /
Central Avenue Christian church told /
stories and served refreshments to 60 chill
dren- The North Topeka Baptist had an
and ~
Good Shepherd. Episcopal, - After the
story telling hour ice cream served
church Mrs. F. o. Morns was Chairman
IF the work in North Topeka