The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-30

4 Items Tor this column may be left Mt
; PetrO's drug store. or dial Miss Eleanor
Kinball. e-SI94 before 10 o'clock or af-
tee 2. Other hours dial 1881.
The North Topekan. Ralph Searle,
editor, and the Rural I<ansan moved
avenue, the building recently bought
by the Derby Grain company and for
merry occupied by the Stewart Poui--
try company.
slightly remodeled. permitting more
office room. The printing department
will be in the rear.
a house warming will be held Tues
to o'clock. when. the building will
be open 10 the pubTfe. Pollom's band
will furnish music during the eve
ming a cordial Invitation is extended
the house warming and view The new
home of the North Topekan-
The Sunday school and church off,
cial board meetings which meet regu-
larly on the first Monday evening of
each month, will be postponed until
"Wednesday evening next week. on ac-
count of New Year coming on Mon
day.
The Rev. E. L.. Rynls will hold his sec
ond sunday service tomorrow as pastor
morning subject will be what Is Required
Of Me-" The subject of the evening ser
The sacrament OF ba ptsm will be adminis-
tered at the evening service. the candidate
being the first fruit Of ehe Rev. Mr.. Ryals
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. 1927 NortR Kansas avenue r.
80. Boyd E l PoIion. n% sSpeTintende3s., ssae9t,
What's the score?" Junior Church IL
subject, King Herald Dny-"A Land of
ginning az Z 80 with with worship and
Aew Sls,,s 1ear SSa sermon by pastor subject,
subject Of "A World vision" II (; watehing tHs
l. Prayer service Wednesday evening,
Christmas cSntata entitled. "one
Starry Night" will be given by the junior
at the opening service Sunday evening. The
cleaning star pointing the way to the |
lowly birthplace; the visit of the curious, !
worshtping shepherds, the wise men bear /
Ing their precious gifts, will be shown The /
Importance Of keeping the Christmas spirit /
is one OF the points brought out by story |
by Robert Baasett ady tfS are to be taken
Hall. Fred Coffman, Madeline Thomas |
I2na EITeiXn PhelIs. Lillian Walters. Doris !
crime Griffith Other children taking part 1
will be Grace BlaZier-Lera Marr Ruth
Gladys Rogers i and Everett e Idas ADAMS SHeiiey
Notes and Personals.
The annual meeting of the East Indian
Dinner will be followed by the business
meeting and social hour. Members, and /
A reception for the Rev. E. L. Ryals, /
the new pastor of the North Topeka Bap-
tist church, and Mrs; Ryals, will be- held |
"A ur he -o1. IT
Agoga class viii serve supper. The annual I
business meeting will also be held at this
time, beginPing at 1880.
s X. Dexter. undertaken. s23 Kan
sas avenue.-Adv
Miss verna Marpie viii visit relatives
in Tulsa, Okla, over the weekend.
Mrs. Francis White and children y Of /
Utica, are visiting Mrs. Whites parents
Mr. and Mrs j. L. Hastings, 1235 Jackson
Carroll Button has returned to Manhat
tan; an, wners he ig attending school after
parents Mr.. and Mrs A b. Button, of
Mrs. H. Galitzki entertained the en-
ployes Of the Eagle Clothing Co, at dinner
yesterday Covers were laid for-Mrs X
Meadows, Mrs. Clara NORTH Mrs Inez |
Ransom, Mrs. Sarah Howe, Mrs Shurza
lth3dsesi Miss LeoEa Cline and Mrs. Ga
Mrs Homer Pollom viii have charge of
the Epworth- league service ut the Kansas
Avenue NJ F. church at 8 O'Clock tomor-
N the watch night night seeee feeond ToP H0mo HPeTi9d
viii direct the fellowship and social hour
nat follows, at which refreshments will
be served; and the pastor will present tie
pictures on "A World Vision" The service
viii close at about IL TO- after the New
iear has been ushered in by prayer and
,onsecration- All are welcome at the en-
ire program. ]
Miss Vera Bechtelhelmer, 917 Quincy
3treet, viii spend the weekend in Kansas
-ity where she will be a guest at a house
Darty anu viii attend a New Years dance
It the Muelhlebach hotel
sIne beginner and Primary Department
n the Kansas Avenue NJ. T. Sunday SCHOOL,
lad a party this afternoon from 3 to for
III the pupils Ard their parents, in the
,hurch parlor. Miss Ransy Antrim Is sun
arintendent OF the Beginners and Mrs
Homer Pollom, superintendent of the pri-
nartes; Miss Antrim and Mrs Pollom
Nith the help or the department teachers
irected the games and refreshments
aemstitching. Marie Bobb, 1915 4
Worth Topeka avenue.-Adv