The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-16
OAKLAND NOTES.
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OAKLAND NOTES.
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Special revival meetings are to be held
this month at the Oakland Presbyterian
church, following the Ladles' Aid annual
bazaar The services will begin prompt
~ at 1870 each evening, and will not con-
have the benefit of attending. The meet
ings will be in charge of the pastor Rev
J. II. Fazel, assisted by his splendid choir
and orchestra. The following are the
church soloists who will assist: Miss
Princess Painter, Mrs. Warren MaltbY
and Mrs. Kenneth Miller personal
workers class will be organized tomor-
row and other preparations to insure the
success of the meetings.
Mrs. Joe Gordon was the guest Wednes-
day of Mrs. Allen of Forest avenue.
Joseph Hutchinson, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. J. A. Jessop, and fam
lily the past week. --as gone to Marceline.
Mo-, where he has accepted position with
the Santa Fe civil engineering depart
ment at that place.
left today for Wamego, Kan, where sEe
Will spend two weeks with her parents be-
fore leaving for Florida, where she will
Mrs. ]. w. Peterson. daughter Pearl
and son John of Fillmore street and Mrs.
NJ. Pepper of Western avenue were guests
Thursday of Mrs. Roy Belts, Isl Forest
avenue.
The following members of the Oakland
meeting last night at the Central Park
Christian church in body: Mr.. and Mrs.
San Jones, Mrs; Mary Carey; Mrs; G. M,
derson, Mrs. G. NJ Rathburn, Mrs S.
Wallace and Mrs: G. NJ. Hoag.
avenue will spend the day Sunday at the
Will Cummings home in Central Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lepper have
taken the house vacated by Ezra Main,
corner Forest and Sardou avenues.
Miss Florence Cation is recovering frc'n
a serious illness of poison ivy.
Will Ward of Ration, N. M, arrived yes
day and will spend the winter with mis-
father, A. w. Ward, and family of Forest
avenue.
meet Wednesday evening with Miss Ger
trude Stroup 326 Green street.
Inc to 81 tT, Tere srdner home: Mrs
Frank Newberry of Scranton, Ohio. Nh
and Mrs. Freeman and children of Maj lie
Mr. and Mrs J. Trimmer, Mrs. Claude
Peebler Mrs. Haden Beldon, Mrs. B. B.
Miss Maude Swift of Abilene,
and Ilr. and Mrs. Frank Valentine
The Boys Scouts of Troop No. will |
have their regular business meeting and |
debate next Tuesday evening in the Scout
room.
The Standard Bearers class of the Oak |
land NJ. E. church held their regular
business meeting last Thursday
Cormick Mrs. Mccormick was assisted
by Mrs. Effie McCashn. The following
Mrs. Della Bevfitt, Mrs. H: v. Clayton.
Mrs. F. E. Carter. Mrs. NJ p. Foss, MRS
Joseph Gordon. Mrs. walter Hanfll, Mrs.
Irl1 HawveT, Mrs. Alice Hutsen Mrs Jonn
Jones, Mrs. Eva Knight, Mrs. Sarah May
er. Mrs. NJ. Millard. Mrs. Guy PEPPER,
Mrs. c: d. Webb, Mrs. Roy Belts MIS-.
McCaslin and Mrs. Mccormick The year
ly report of the society was given and tne
next regular meeting will be held the sec'l
ond Thursday in December with Mrs.
Carl Willard at her home on KelIam ave-
The Helping Hand society of the Oak
land Christian church will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs D. A. Starr
Mrs Walter HamiIl at her home, 800 Wa
bash avenue: Mrs John Campbell bell o or
Mrs. Ernest Harrison and children have
returned from Wakarusa; where they
sister and family.
The Ray View Literary club held their
first regular meeting last night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Allison IN
Green street. The evening was spent in
general discussion by the members. Those
present last night were: Mr.. and Mrs
Roy- Belts Mr. and Mrs. Lew Mccormick, !
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. L. Hawver, Mr.. and Mrs
John Jones Mr. and Mrs Walter Hamir
and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Allison The
next regular meeting will be held with
SEr. and Mrs Roy Belts at their home, Isl
+ crest avenue.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood is called
to meet at the Oakland PRESBYTERIAN !
church Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock I
Important business: E. W Rankin OF Is
peka and others will speak. There will be !
special music.
Mr. Justin Johnson entertained the I
Young Peoples Bible class of the Oakland |
Sunday school last Thursday /
evening at his home on Winfield avenue /
The following young people were present: /
Miss Florence Lepper. Miss Marine Hayes. !
Miss Helen Biggs, Miss Sadie Richardson. :
Miss Helene Hayes. Miss Dora Lee, Miss +
Mary Scott, Miss Lillian Jessop, Miss .
Beryl Johnson, Miss Scott, Miss Edith +
Jessop. Miss Valda Johnson, Mr.. James .
Armstrong. Mr.. James Horton, Mr.. I
George Carothers. Mr.. Roscoe Lee. Mr. /
Harry Disney, Mrs. Alfred Crouch, MI |
Stephen Henley. Mr.. Charles Stockham,
Mr.. Emmett johnson, Mr.. Jason Johnson,
Mr.. Justin Johnson. After short bust
ness meeting the evening was spent in /
social way. The class was divided into di
yisions and the various divisions will meet
Ii the respective homes next Tuesday and
for the candy and popcorn booth
which they will have charge of at tie
.adies' Aid bazaar: r. P. Taylor home on
Chester avenue. the Misses Mayer on For
st avenue Miss Opal Draut on Michi6 an
venue and Miss Sadie Richardson on |
Winfield avenue. Elaborate plans are be-
ng made and the girls who will have
harge of the booth during the afternoon
# Wednesday Nov. 90 are Miss Florence
1epper and Miss Edith Jessop.
Thrift-TonaI-Eh, yon was powerful
discourse on Thrift We preached the
no A HIM. glad va Uero