The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-03-09
EAST SIDE NOTES.

Items for this column may be phoned
to Bell 1929 Ind. 2253 Blue or the State
Journal office.
Miss Florence Brown, 435 East Locust
street, who had operation performed
on her foot last Wednesday, is doing
nicely.
Friday afternoon the following ladies
surprised Mrs. S. Chase and her mother,
Mrs. s. H. Long, by spending the after
noon at their home on Lawrence street:
Mrs. Harry Sheafor, Mrs. NJ. w. Allen OF
Kansas City, Mrs w. n. Rhodes, Mrs.
Leroy Klein, Mrs. Robert Rhodes, Mrs.
Marie Thomas and Mrs. Munson. Dainty
and everyone had a delightful time.
The regular Sunday services will be
held at the Third Presbyterian church to-
morrow. Sunday school at $40; morning
service at II O'Clock; Junior at 2:9O; c. T..
els; public worship at 7:30 Miss Mary
Kerr. secretary of the Y. w. c. A, Will
speak on Missions at the Junior En-
deavor. Rev. Mr.. Everett has chosen for
his morning theme, "Debtorship, ana
his evening theme, 1.-The Blind Man s
Testimony"
The regular Sunday services at the
East Side Methodist church tomorrow
Sunday school 9:45, Roy H. Weeks, super
intendent; morning service II o CLOCK: Ep-
worth League 6:45 and pubic worship at
30 MIR. John Lugstrum, chorister, mas
arranged special music for the evening
service.
are as follows: Sunday school $3.50; morn
ing service Il; Junior Endeavor o clock;
intermediate 5:45; c. E. 6:15, and puolc
worship 7:30. Rev. ]. NJ. Shepard VIII
take the pulpit tomorrow. Word has been
received that Rev. Mr.. Corwine of Eldon.
Mo, will accept the pastorate OF the
church here.
Mrs. Charles Barry. who has been
spending a few weeks with her mother III
Leavenworth and relatives in Kansas
City, returned home Friday -
Mr. Ace HeVland has gone to Parsons,
Kan. where he has accepted position '
Mrs James Gibbons was guest Thurs-
day of Mrs. Norwood, 3O4 Branner street.
Mr.. Guy Scrivner will spend SUNDAY
with his parents in Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Malone of Madison street spent n
Wednesday the guest OF MIS-. b. r
Williams 31S Branner street
Mr.. Roy Pardee left Thursday for an
extended trip through California.
The adult Bible class of the East SIDE
Methodist church will meet this evening
With Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers at then
home, 1874 Lafayette street:
Miss May Lott is spending rev Gays
with her aunt, Mrs. Ella DAVIS ol' OIAh-
dler street. 49,
The United Brethren church will begin
revival meetings Sunday at their chur I
corner Fifth and Leland streets. I ne
meetings will last one week. Rev F. M.
FISHERMAN of Lawrence, Kan, Will nave
charge of the meetings -,
Miss Iva Reicherter of Silver Lake VIII
snend Sunday the guest of Mr. and MIS-
F. H Jones. 1877 Emmett street 49,
The regular Sunday services VIII De
held tomorrow at the Seward Avenue
RADtiSt
morning service II O'Clock: b. y. r I.
$50 and public worship 30
Miss Thelma Wood and Mr.. Earl WOOD,
4o1 East Eighth avenue, are speholrg ele
week end with their aunt MIS- L. AAei'iN'
in Kansas City.
Mr. Aaron Kelley of 22S Chandler
street died this morning at the age OF g.
He was born in Ohio, January 10, 1851
He was married to Miss Maggie Mullen
near Quincy, Ill, forty years ago lie
came to Kansas 81 years ago last NO
Il
the blacksmith department of the SANTA
Fe company since coming to Kansas IN
til three years ago when the company
pensioned him for his faithful ana
lengthy service. He was a member OF the
Third Christian church, having served as
elder of the church for many years Fun
eraI announcements will be made later
awaiting news from relatives
Mrs Frank Tamblyn, assisted by MIS-
J. w Morton and Mrs. w H Jones, VIII
entertain the engineers wives at neI
home Friday March Is, from to s. All
members of Division 9S especially invited
Mr.. Clayton Wells left Friday for kan
sas City. Kan to spend snnday VIII. d.,i ms
uncle. W. A Sheppard. He Will return
Monday accompanied by his grandmoth-
err Mrs Elizabeth Sheppard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Barrett OF 6nl-
cago who have been visiting Mr. Bar
rett's father and sister, go Lake street,
returned home Friday n,.u-,ss
Miss Nina Shumway and Mr.. Dougglas
Mote were married at the home of the
bride 1884 Kansas avenue on Sunday
afternoon. March 3. by the Rev. D. A.
Shut in the presence of a few relatives
and friends They have gone to house
keeping at 9l3 East Sixth avenue
A beautiful baptisnlal service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. D. A Shut. pastor ot
the East Side NJ. E. church. at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Petit oS4 Lime
street with three families participating,
on Tuesday evening. March D Those pap
tised were Lee and Helen Louise Miller,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller; Haf-
-fet Husband child of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
win Husband. and frankie and Vera Pet
tit. children of Mr.. and Mrs John. Petit
A small company of relatives and friends
were present
Miss Rose Blevins and Mr.. John
Sharkey of Perry, Kan, were quietly