The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-02

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Heastons barber shop1
Miss Olive Logan will sing a 500
at the morning service at the M +.
church.
Mr.. Raw Leonard, 422 Ohio avenue,
is very sick. He may be taken to the
hospital today.
Miss Pearle Tillman is spending a
week with her parents, Mr. ana MIS-
J. w. Tillman-
The membership increase of the NJ.
e. church during the present confer
ence year is fifty.
Mr.. VIM. Knitter has sold his house
on the corner of Iowa and chester
avenue to Mr.. Fred Luddington.
The regular service s at the M IF, ri
be the closing service of the confer
Miss Hildreth Hayworth. who
makes her home at Mr.. Scott Kelsey s.
was baptized at the Christian church
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Chas Hoyt. who lives at III
Logan. is quite sick. She has sent for
her mother who lives in the south
eastern part of the state. ~.
Mrs. George Helm and little son
| Charles of Belvue and Mrs. Dearborn
| of Circleville, Kansas, spent Wednes-
! day night at the home of d. H. Peake-
Miss Fern Williams attended the
meeting of the Priscilla club yester-
dav which met at the home OF her
| sister. Mrs. Chas. Suit. in North To-
Herman Knitter and wife came in
! from Ration, New Mexico, last evening
for a visit at Westmoreland with their
relatives On their return they Will
occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Hawkins family on Wabash avenue.
The pupils of room three of the
! school taught by Miss Logan cele-
brated her birthday yesterday. Sew
eraI presents were given. Her pupils
| as a body gave her gold hatpin with
| her initials on it, Miss Marie steele
gave her an orange bowl, MISS susie
Neiswinter gave her a cake wh1cn
| distributed it to her pupils who were
present. Several other tokens were
given and the pupils as well as the
teacher enjoyed the occasion.
At the session of the fourth quar-
terIv conference of the Oakland M. E.
| church held this week the steward $
report was very gratifying All OBJ
LEGATIONS of a financial nature were in
needed to meet in full all OF these
matters. The needed amount will be
| raised at the Sunday service.
The following officers and commit
| tees were elected by the quarterly
conference to serve for the coming
year:
stewards-Mr. c. H steele. record
| ing steward; Mr. Geo. Metzger, dis
| trict steward; Mr.. B. P. Williams, Mr.
w. J. Williams. Mr.. Geo. Hutson, Mr..
Geo. n. Griggs Mrs. Minnie Pugh.
Glass 1eaders-Mr B. P. Williams.
j Mr.. J. E. Glendenning.
President Ladies Aid society-Mrs.
Sara Hutson.
Committees: Missions-Mrs. Min
ME Pugh. Mrs. Alice Williams. Mr.. C.
E. Darby Church extension-Mr.
Frank x Phillips. Mr.. Geo. Hutson.
Mr.. J. w. Tillman- Sunday school
| Mrs. s. Lea Steele, Mrs. Esther Fritz,
Mr. J. E. Glendenning. Tracts-Miss
Clara Peake, Miss Laura Metzger, Miss
Alice Linn. Temperance-Mr. Geo. y.
| Griggs, Mr.. Geo Tillman. Mr.. B. P.
Williams Education-Mr G. II. Buck,
Mr.. H " Claton Mr.. w. ]. Williams.
| Freedmen's aid and southern educa-
| tion-Mr H Facklam. Mr.. Geo. Metz
ger, Mr.. Floyd Sutherland Church
records-Mr. w. ]. Williams, Mr. H
V. Claton, Mr. c. H. Steele Parson-
age and furniture-Ladies' Aid society
Estimating preachers salary-Fhe
board of stewards. Church music
Miss Madge Moore, Miss Avis Estey
Mr.. C. H. steele. Conference claim
lants-Mr. Geo. Hutson. Mr. F. x
Phillips, Mr.. j. G. Thornburgh-