The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-21

The North Topeka Civic club will hold
the regular meeting at the North Topeka
Community house Tuesday evening. The
chief question to be discussed will be the
location of the new bridge across the kaw
river. As this is a matter of vital interest
to every business man and property holder
on the North Side and also of residents
of the adjacent country, these persons are
asked to be present and give their optn-
ions on the most suitable location
Later on a mass meeting VIII be called
and speakers fully conversant with the
matter will make talks.
Royal Neighbors, No. So, will give a
tacky party and dance October 81, at their
hall, S31 Kansas avenue, for members and
invited friends.
About $50 persons enjoyed the enter
tainment given at the l. o. u. f. hall last
~ the Odd 3d Fellows Consider
selves fortunate in securing Mrs j: b.
Hughes, Miss Harlan Meehem and Miss
Sarah Slaughter to assist in the program
last evening.
It was decided to give similar enter
9E6 month Mss ahs snS Miss
Slaughter will assist on these programs
The Rev, J. A. Bright made a talk on
Oddfellowship and also led in the singing
of Odd Fellows favorite song, Throw
Out the Life Line"
would be glad to include their friends
but room is limited in their hall.
Evangelistic Notes.
This evening will be "Gathering Up
Night" at the Kansas Avenue Methodist dis
the Rev. r. E. Gordon, "Christ's Part In
Life's Development" An error in last
nights notes announced the Sunday even
ing service as shortened The sunday
service will be the regular length but this
evenings service will be brief.
Church School Sunday" will be observed
at the Kansas Avenue Methodist church
tomorrow. The order of services viii be
t6 Becaoa sua aer1ce seh0 sabec Rse
Member of the School for Christ" Sub
ject of sermon by pastor. at IL o'clock
church ii O'Clock. s.Noah's Ark of Safety
Epw&th League, 6 rs. Miss Lucille An
trim, leader, subject, Evening Up the
Fbt for Chrst puEng the afternoon
church membership canvass will be made.
Monday evening will be Junior church
night. The subject of the sermon will be
"Christ's Greatest Leaders" The Junior
church is in charge Of Miss Laura Beverly,
Junior pastor.
Friday night which was Standard Bear
ers' night showed membership atten-
a branch of the Women's Home Mission
airy society. Miss Dora Reed, in charge of
on its objective. one hundred and thirty
members of the Kings Heralds, and eighty
| of the Little Light Bearers, also aux
iliaries of the Women's Home Missionary
society, were present.
| The prayer service held Friday at diff
| ferent homes In the six districts, showed
| an increase in attendance. more than eighty
persons being present. The largest number
at any one circle was twenty.
The Southwestern Bell Telephone COM
pany Will demonstrate their new auto
matte telephone system at the North To-
peka Community house November Z.
| and explain the workings of the new sys-
/ tenn To avoid trouble and confusion in
manipulation when the new system is put
into use, representatives from every fam
| lily that is a telephone subscriber should
be present and profit by the explanation
and demonstration.
| Shawnee council, No 5, s. B. A, will
| give masquerade dance Monday evening
at S 80 at the hall, S31 Kansas avenue, for
members and their families
C. A. McGrew, Ed Rooney and I. Z
McGrew, delegates to the grand lodge of
the Knights Of Pythias, will make their
reports at the regular meeting OF Amity
lodge, No. 231, Monday evening at the hall,
800 Kansas avenue.
Notes and Personals.
The Ladies' Aid of the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church will hold a food sale
| Saturday, November 4, at S. R. Dexter $
Mr.; Ralph Keller of Kansas City will
spend the week end with his parents. Mr..