The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-20

Quincy street, which is expected to
be finished in about two weeks.
North Topeka Pioneer Dies.
William A. Maze, aged 61s died
Tuesday afternoon at his home 93l
West Gordon street, following stroke
of paralysis, which he sustained
Thursday morning. He had been IN
poor health for about two months.
Mr.. Maze had made this home in
Topeka since 1879. He was boiler
maker in the Santa Fee shops until
1904, when he became truck gar
dener. He was a member OF Amlty
lodge No. 231, Knights af Pythias-
He is survived by his widow, six
children, Carl Maze, Archie Maze, Mrs.
H. NJ. Finney and Mrs. Alonzo irish,
all of Topeka; Thomas Maze, Pratt,
and Mrs. Henry O'Brien. Coffeyville'
of Topeka, and Clarence Maze. Alt1s'
Okla; two sisters, Mrs. Daniel Frye
Topeka, and Mrs. Ida Taylor of Hays.
Evangelistic Notes.
This evening will be Standard Bear
ers' night at the meeting at the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist church. This
society of young girls is an auxiliary
; of the Women's Foreign Missionary
society, as is also the Kings Heralds
and the Little Light Bearers societies.
"Christs Standard for the World
will be the subject of the sermon by
the Rev. R. E. Gordon, pastor, at the
meeting at the Kansas Avenue Metho-
dist church this evening.
There will be no morning prayer
meetings Saturday, and the services
Sunday evening will be short, probably
| forty minutes in length.
The group prayer meeting neld at
the chuz CHI Thursday afternoon In
charge of Deaconess Daisy Stewart,
while perhaps not so well attended
as the district meetings, was inspir-
| ing and showed a deepening of in
terest in the meetings, which is most
encouraging, according to Deaconess
Stewart.
The evangelistic meetings. at the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church in
charge of the pastor, the Rev. R. E.
/ Gordon, assisted by Deaconess Stew
art, now nearing the first weeks close
are sustained in interest and the re-
suits are most encouraging, according
somewhat curtailed Saturday to allow
for necessary rest to prepare for the
work of the following week. b..
In Charge of Class of Young Women.
Mrs. o. S. Snyders Sunday school
class of the East Indianola church
will have charge of. the service Sun
day evening. The entire program will
be under the direction of the young
| women composing the class.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Grace Wilson of Westmore-
land is the guest of Mrs. E. Helm,
| 1909 Quincy street.
Amity temple, No. 10S, Pythian Sis
tiers, will hold the regular meeting
this evening at the hall, 900 Kansas
avenue.
Degree staff, No. &c, Degree of
Honor lodge, will give Halloween
masquerade dance at the hall, S31
1 ~ sNer (1f~-
tober %, for lodge members and in
Yited friends.
An overall and apron party will be
held this evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. j.. King. 1926 Jackson,
by the Christian Endeavor society OF
the Second Presbyterian church.
Mrs. c. Kaiser, 1109 Van Buren,
street, who has been sick at her home.
is much improved.
Miss Gladys and Miss Thelma Well
man of McLouth, are guests at the
w. V. Casebier home, 1895 Quincy
street.
A Halloween party will be given
this evening at the j. R. Haynes
! home at Granville.
| Closing out entire stock wall paper
and paint at cost. o. A. Mcclure, SIC
| N. Kansas Ave.-Adv.
The hour of the recital to be given
by the pupils of Mrs. Jay B. Hughes
| and Miss Harlan Mechem at the North
| Topeka Community house Saturday
evening, has been changed from 81
to 7:45. This is the second recital
given by Mrs. Hughes and Miss Me-
chem's pupils. Miss Sara Haze
Slaughter, vocalist, will assist. The
public is invited.
E. C. Davis of Kansas City will
spend the week end with the J. C
Snediker family of Jackson street.
Mrs. John Davis died this morning
about Z o'clock at her home neal
Granville. She is survived by ar
infant son.
The Apris Midi club met this after
noon at The home of Mrs. NJ. P. Neis
wender in Shorey.
Word has been received of the
death of Mrs. w. D. Phillips at hel
home in Denver, October IS. Mrs
Phillips was formerly Miss Hazel Mar
pie and made her home in Topeka
until her marriage two and one-hal
years ago. The body will be brough
to Topeka for burial. Mrs. Phillips
was a sister of Miss Verna MARBLE
stenographer in the office of J. B
Doncyson, secretary of the Scottish
Rite bodies. The family formerl,
lived in North Topeka where the.
have many friends and relatives. Be
sides her sister, Mrs. Phillips is sur
vived by her husband and a month
old baby; her mother of Denver, AM
! two brothers, Kyle and Harold Marpl