The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-10
EAST SIDE NOTES.

/ z relative.
Rev. ". H. Scrivner, pastor of tn.
Third Christian church, will leave the
last of this month for Kansas City
where ne h'ts accepted the pastorate u
the Budd Park Christian church. Nc
one as Yet has been secured to take ul
the WORK of the Christian church here
| Rev. Mr.. Scriyner's resignation takes
effect February G5.
Miss Alta Stevens is spending this
week with relatives and friends III
Washington, Kan.
The services at the resbyterian
church for Sunday viii be in charge Of
! Rev. J. G. Everett, pastor Sunday
| school at 9.45, preaching at IL Junior
Endeavor at $50. Senior Endeaver at
| 6:3G and evening services at 80.
Miss Mayme Ryan, of Olathe, is here
/ spending q lew Gays visiting triencs
Mr.. George Cannon. of Mayetta, is
here spenulng a short time OF a bust
ness trip.
Mrs. F G. Corbin and son were guests
at dinner Wednesday CT MI ana MIS-
Al Sandefer of 51g Leland street.
Mrs. Ivan Haggart and daughter spent
Thursday the guests of her mother
eIrs l. c. KAY of 406 Chandler stree.
Nj. and ldrs. George Rain, of Al
kansas City. who came to attend the
Bib Rain ball, were guests OF N =
and Mrs. Thad Tinsley, of 500 East
Fifth, while IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Nerlin nave re-
short time here with friends
MI Roy Clark is spending two weeks
with friends in Bethel
Mr.. Girls Ottman has returned to
Emporia after spending a short time
here with his folks
Mr. w s. Miller left Tuesday on a
vacation trip to be spent in the east.
He expects to be gone about SIX weeks
Miss Dora Oberer. of 112 North Lc-
Gust street is improving from an at
tack of diphtheria.
Miss lila Clarke is spending two
weeks with friends in Leaye2W orth-
Mr.. Gus Zimmerman is off from WORK
on account of illness. He is suffering
from an attack of lumbago.
Mrs William Gilpin, of Kansas city,
Kan. spent Thursday here the guest
of Mr. and Mrs Earl MiddauSh, OF no
Chandler street.
Mrs. Grace HINES. OF Klein street,
spent the day Thursday with relatives
in North Topeka.
Regular services will be neld sunday
in the Christian church, Rev W. r.
Scrivner, pos tor in charge. The morn 7
ING subject viii be, We Would Seek
Jesus. or Desire.
Rev. d. "A. Shut. pastor Of the East
Side NJ f church. Will preside over
The services to be held in that church
sunday Sunday school at 9:f5, preach :
ing at IL. Epworth League at b:4o aIu
evening sermon at 30 MI Johh Lug
strOm viii nave charge OF the music
The regular meeting of the Plus VI
ira class of the Presbyterian church
was held Friday eVeniT at the mons
of Prof and Mrs. w G. Barker. go
Michigan avenue Oakland. large
crowd was present and fine time was
enjoyed by all
went to Carbondale today to remain;
over Sunday and Mondsy with MI anu
Mrs William Mossow.
A large crowd attended the enter
tainment at the R. r. Y NJ. c. A.
last night The program, given by me
BETHANY Concert company, under tht
direction of Miss Hazel Barnwen was
fine, and one of the best given tltis
year.
Miss Edith Cole was very pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening by the fol-
lowing friends who went to her home
223 North Lake street. to celebrate heE
ninth birthday: Juanita Walton. Hazel
Walton, Mildred Ravens, Lucille Car
ruthers, Rose -Vorthineton, Dorun
White. E.ffic Reser, Clerne Anderson,
Mabel BiOrkIund and Edna Cole
The following pupils o. Branner school
made \ perfect record during the past
term, being neither tardy or absent;
Marie Altman. Florence Duncan, Ma
bel BjorNlund, Laura Crowder, Eva
Ravens, AdeH White. Mary Hanson.
Lucille Magee, Lucille Vetter, Alice
Owen. Mildred Ash, Lille Holloway,
Nelma Harris, Louise Arthur. Elsie
Butler, Edna Bacus, Lola Blansett,
Sanford. Gladys Carbin. Ona Payne,
Sadie Sawyer Beatrice Shields, Eva
White Irene Anderson, Edith Cole,
Mildred Havens, Reba HousOn, Ella
Peterson. Doris White, Elsie Newman,
Hazel Watson, Keith Anderson, Frank
Furman, Walter BjarlxlGnd, Arthur Pc
tersOn, Ray FurgasOn. Homer Wright,
Paul Shrader, George Sherman, He
mer Pattel son, Clarence McBroOm,
William Kelley. Glenn Harris Bert
Crowder Art Brown. Glen Bastain.
Walter Sloan, Lester Sawyer, William
Meakins, TheO Wallace, { yde TRULY
Norman Harris, Lerrus Johnson. Ed
Crowder, Mack Harper. Henry Kerr,
Harold Farmer. Chas- WOrthington,
George Wallace, Cuthbert Russell, Geo
Flynn and Edwin Meyers
Sha vince encamDment of the I. o. Q.
F. Will give an entertainment at their
hall. 119 West Sixth avenue, Monday
evening, February T. All Odd Eel
lows, Rsbeccas and their families are
invited 70 attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Havens. of PIG
North Lake street. entertained the Rev.
and Mrs. w. H Scrivnor at dinner Fri
The :. r. Y. N. c. A. basketball team
of Topeka defeat the Scranton Ath-
letic cluD last night by a score of Sc
to IS The game was fast and very in
teresting. The feature of the game
was the playing of Patterson the right
forward who threw u field goals. AT
no time throughout the game was the
r. r. team in danger of defeat. The
lineup vas as follows: Scranton-Lar-
son. right field: z. Burkhardt, left field;
G. Burkhardt. center: Rowe, right
guard: Harrison, left guard. Topeka
Patterson. right field; Kay, left field;
Rosen, center; RecOb, right guard;
left