The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-06-17

Mrs. Clay Genary, Mrs. Elmer Rogers,
Mrs. Charles Winburn Mrs. Irving Lew
is and Mrs. Roy Nelson spent Friday
the guests of Mrs. D. E. Lewis of AIS
Locust street.
Mrs. c. L. Sorg left last Monday for
Deerfeld, Ill, 70 remain until the latter
part of August with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. J. L Vetter.
large reunion of the Maze family
was held Wednesday in Garfield park.
About seventy-five relatives were pres
net. Five generations were represented.
The reunion was planned by Mrs. FRANK
Clark and Mrs. Prudence Luddington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Irish and son ROLAND
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Ravens and
children Of the East Side were in att
tendance
Word was received today of the mar
riage of Mrs. Nancy. GrubbS and M.
John Thurman, both of Kansas City,
which took place recently in Kansas
City Mrs Thurman is a former resident
of Topeka. Mr.. ana Mrs. Thurman wilt
be at home to their friends, after July
l. at APT West Eleventh street, Kansas
City. Mo
Children's day will be observed in tie
Evangelical church next Sunday. The
children of the Sunday school will give
a program in the morning and tie
Young Peoples alliance will furnish the
evening program.
Harold Thompson of Kansas City. Mo-.
has gone to Eskridge. after spending
a few days here with his grandmother,
Mrs Marie Moore of 709 Adams street.
Mr. and Mrs J. L. English and Mrs.
Glare Lerche of Fort Madison, IA, have
returned home after spending a Week
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. John }.
Wagner of 512 Lafayette.
Mrs. R E. Stipes of Eureka Springs,
Ark, has come here to make an extend
ed visit with her daughter Mrs. Marie
Moore 709 Adams street.
of Christian
for Sunday will be as usual: Sunday
school at $50, communion and preach
ing at II. Junior Endeavor at 3, inter-
mediate EndeavOr at $50. Senior Eli
deavor at 6:45 and evening sermon at
D. m. by the pastor, Rev. W. II. Ser'v-
ner.
Miss stella Kicker of so Leland street
is suffering injuries received from a rat
down a flight of stairs Friday morning;
Her head is cut severely, put IS reporIe''
not to be dangerous.
A sermon on Men and Religion VIII
he preached at 1915 by the pastor, Key
G. L. Sorg, at the Eyangencal churi;l
Sunday morning Y. T. a at 4 10 p ii-'
Miss Ida Burkholder leader. In the even
ing Rev. T. c. Nickel, corresponding
secretary of the general mission depart
mont of the association, will preach.
Mr.. ]. L. Stqner Of 1905 East Fourth
street will leave Sunday on ten Gays
vacation trip to San Bernardino ana lbs
Angeles Oc44As
Mrs. Ovey Jones and son of Malvern,
Ark. are here spending the summer
with her mother Anna Bittles OF 55l
Lake street. and also visiting MRS. II.
SNYDER of sly Leland street
Mrs. Matte Bardett of Lexington NO.
is here spending a few days with Mrs.
Marie Moore.
Mrs. John Petit entertained the Sun
flower club at her home on Lime street
rTl,ursday afternoon. The club planned
to give a picnic in Meyers grove, corner
of Tenth and California avenues on the
Fourth of July
Mrs. James Snyder of sos Liberty
street entertained about fifteen Boys
and girls Friday evening in celebration
of her son, Sans. eleventh birthday an.
niversary. Refreshments were served
and al enjoyed a fine time
East Side Methodist Episcopal churcn, I
Seventh and Lime streets, D A smut +
nastor. Sunday school Gas a. M W ara T
Rhodes, superintendent. Public worship I
II a. m. with sermon by the pastor:
n. M. address by DR.. P. NJ Buck, a mis-
sjona~y from India. The cholL viii slliss +
sneciai selections morning and evening, {
John Lungstrom, leader EpWofta I
League meeting, 6:45 p m
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