The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-25

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The Oakland Boy Scouts will have their
regular business meeting Tuesday even
ing at the scout room. All members a. c
urged to be present as plans for a winter
camp will be thoroughly discussed.
DR.. c. d. Munford of Liling, China, who
has been a missionary in the foreign
fields the past three years, arrived IN
Seattle, Wash, Saturday and will arrive
here the last of this week. DR.. MunforG
was called home by the serious illness of
Munford returned from China last year
on account of the baby'S health which is
very slowly improving Mrs Munford vas
daughter of Mrs. y. E. Curry, III Wir-
field avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Chan .es Baird and infant
daughter have moved into the William
Whitney home, 1874 Winfield avenue, and
will make their home with Mr.. Whitney,
who is very feeble.
Thanksgiving day will be observed by
the various grades in the Oakland school
Wednesday afternoon. Literary and must
cal programs have been arranged and the
parents and patrons of the school are cor
daily invited to attend.
Jake Ralstin of 495 Green street was
brought to his home yesterday morning
with serious injuries to his foot, caused
while at work in the Continental mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Peters and children
of Michigan avenue have returned from
Willamstown. Kan, where they spent
Sunday with Mrs. Peters sister, Miss
Grace Webb
The monthly ten-cent tea of the Oakland
w G T. U will be held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. F. Eastman
on Wabash avenue. A musical and lite.-
airy program has been arranged and all
ladies are cordially invited to attend.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Smith of Oskaloosa are
here, called by the serious illness of Mrs.
Smiths mother, Mrs F. X. Philips OF
Wabash avenue.
ing a few days here with his mother on
Chester avenue
Mrs. J. S Taylor of 3o3 Chester avenue
& " u1urOViDer from a serious illness.
caused by eating poisoned salmon.
B. B. Collins of Green street Is in Nc
Farland on business for an extended
y. H Peak of Wabash avenue is spend
ing this week with his daughter Mrs
Frank Helm and family, west of WASH
burn college.
The Helping Hand society of the Oak
land Christian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. D. A. Starr at her
home on Oakland avenue
Mrs Jesse Gilmore of Everett, Kan, and
are here. called by the illness of their
mother Mrs. F. X. Philips, who remains
in a serious condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X Woodworth of kel
sey's Grove will move to Kansas City the
The revival services at the Oakland
Presbyterian church will continue each
night this week. great deal of interest
is being shown in the meetings, to which
the public is cordially invited. Special
music each evening by the choir.
Floyd Belts of PSI Forest avenue is slow
ly improving from severe attack OF toni
silitis.
The special revival services at the Pres
byterian church are rapidly growing in
interest. and numbers There was a very
large audience present last night to hear
Pastor Fazers address on THE Three
Agencies Always Active in the Saving Of
a Soul" Rev. Mr.. Fazel showed that these
three agents are, first, God: Who does
His part by giving his Son, to make sal
walton possible. Second, The individual
Christian, or the Ecclesia, to carry the
Message to the lost sinner. Third. the To- t
sinner, who must come and accept saliva
ton freely offered him in Christ. The
choir sang Christ Is King" Miss PrIE-
cess Painter rendered sweet solo and
the primary department of the Sabbath
school, under the leadership of Miss Opal
Draut and Mrs. Chas. Ash, sang in chorus
a song called LOVE" The orchestra
gave g. special number also. There were
several decisions for Christ, and a deep
interest was manifested, a large number
com ng forward and taking the pastor by
the hand. Rev. Shirley E. Carter is lead
ing the choir. The meeting begins at IA
every evening. Each service is to be spe-
cial in some way.