The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-14
Tablet in Memory of Thomas Page "a
Be Unveiled.


A bronze tablet presented by the meme
bers of the Second Presbyterian church,
in memory of the late Thomas Page VIII
be unveiled at the IL O'Clock service Sun
Gordon and North jackson streets
Mr.; Page. was a loyal and influentisl
years and held the office Of elder for
fifteen years prior to his death two years
Which be was SeId is sh shown bg the sfs
Of this memorial by his co-workers- An
impressive program has been prepared for
unwilling, G NJ Morrow will make an
explanatory statement in regard 20 the
tablet. and J. w; Priddy will read short
Page, Jr., grandson of Thomas Page, will
draw the unwilling cord. DR.. S. S. Estey
The following is the inscription on the
memorial tablet:
"1S43-1900.
an loving memory of Thomas Page,
member and benefactor. and for fifteen
years prior to his death. an elder herelns
this tablet is erected by members OF the
Second Presbyterian church."
The services will be as follows:
Piano prelude.
Doxology.
Invocation.
Scripture Reading-By the Pastor, Rev.
N. A. Peck.
HymnL"Faith of Our Fathers"
Tenor SoIo-"Open the Gates OF the
Temple"-By Leon King.
Sermon-By DIR. s. S. Estey.
The Page Memorial Tablet"-By PROF..
"A Brief Sketch of the Life and Services
Of Thomas Page"-By Senior Elder J. w.
Priddy.
grandson of Thomas Page.
Hymn-"Blest be the Tie that Binds.
Benediction
Piano Postlude.
o. A. Mcclure who has been In the wall
| paper and paint business in North To-
business Mr. Mcclure recently opened a
restaurant on the North Side and he viii
tdevote his time to its management.
Mrs. Matte Ludeman, Of Kansas City,
Grand Chief of Honor, will be present this
by Degree of Honor lodge No. 20. An en-
! tertainment and program will be given and
a social time enjoyed. -F-r-
The Rev. C. t. Pearson, a former pastor
of the North Topeka congregational
church, will preach at the East Indianola
church Sunday morning
| The dedication and home coming service
that had been planned to be held Sunday
been Indefinitely postponed, owing to sick
ness
| Notes and Personals.
/
has returned home from Purcell, Okla,
where she visited friends.
Mrs. Mary Scott and son, of Great Bend,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ripley,
923 Van Buren, street.
S. X. Dexter. undertaken. s23 Kan
| sas avenue.-Adv,
! The North Topeka branch of the Loyal
| Temperance Legion met this afternoon with
| Mrs. Mary Liittjohann, 927 Jackson street.
| Perry Worboys, of Council Grove, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Worboys, 214
| West Gordon street.
| Miss Clara Leonard who is employed by
| the Harris-Goar company, has returned
| from a two weeks vacation spent in st.
Marys visiting relatives
Drug store for sale, Ala East 14ti1
I St-Adv.
The pupils of the St Cecilia club, Mrs
\ teachers, will give a recital next Saturday
evening at the Community House. Honor
pupils of the club are: Vida Anderson,
Glenn McHugh, Margaret Peyton and Kath-
crime Sturm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Hall, formerly of
Taylor tract, now living in Western KAN
| sas, announce the birth of a daughter.
| born Thursday. Mrs. Hall was before her
marriage Miss Marie Walton.
Window glass, all sizes. A. NJ. Pc
tro & Son, Druggists.-Adv.
A series of ovangelistic services will be
held at the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church beginning tomorrow and lasting for
the next two weeks. The meeting will be
conducted by the pastor. the Rev. X. L.
Gordon. assisted by Deaconess Daisy Stew
ton of II. A. French.