The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-03-01
OAKLAND NOTES.

| items for this column may be 'phoned
to 1915 or the State journal office-]
At special meeting last Tuesday after
was organized at the home of Mrs. nellie
| Ensign on Forest avenue. The class Is
| composed of fifteen ladies and they have
| secured the assistance of Miss CeOra
| Lanham. elocutionist. The following are
| the newly elected officers: Mrs. Ensign,
president; Mrs Effie McCaslin, secretary
| Mrs. J. Stamn. treasurer. The first Tegu-
| lar meeting will be held Tuesday after
| noon, March IL, at the home of Mrs. En-
| sign. Any lady interested or DESTROYS OF
| becoming a member of this class notify
| the president.
Miss Madge Moore will have charge of
the Epworth League meeting Sunday
evening at the Oakland NJ. e. church.
! The meeting is called at $3.50. A cordial
invitation is extended to all young PEG
Mr. and Mrs. Cole of Aurora, ILL.,, arc
guests at the NJ. T. Kelsey home on AFTER
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Bomgardner have sold
| their farm al Tecumseh and will move
into the Henderson property on Kellam
avenue the first part of next week.
Miss Ruth Sund will entertain the S. O..
d. Embroidery club Wednesday evening
at her home on After avenue
w. J. Williams, who has been in st.
Louis the past four months on business,
will return to Hammond, Ind, tomorrow.
after spending the past week with his
family on Forest avenue.
A reception of new members will be
held tomorrow morning at the Oakland
Presbyterian church by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Fazel. The Fourth Reason Why 1
delivered before the Christian Endeavor
society Sunday evening by Rev. MI.
Fazel.
ciety of the Oakland NJ. E. church VIII
hold their monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. c:
Koser on Chester avenue. The devotional
exercises will be conducted by Mrs.
Knight. The study of the meeting. The
Chinese Church. will be discussed In the
following manner: The Religious Cond!-
tions in China Before 1850, Mrs Koser;
Contrast the Christian Religion With the
Three Religions Of China, Mrs. Wafner;
Generosity the Chinese Church, Mrs.
WIic,-.t; Testimony of j. W. Bryon, Mrs.
Ensign; The Need of More Room, Mrs. r.
Pugh; The Need of Bible Women, Mrs.
Benedict: The Story of Old Mother Wang.
Mrs. Henley; Bible Women in the Sunday
School: Mrs. Liggett; Evangelism py
Chinese Workers; Mrs. McCaslin; Student
Revival Work, Mrs Hamill; Reach the
Student Glass. Mrs. Allison; Illustrative
Quotation. Mrs. Steele Special music by
ladies welcome to attend these meetings.
Mrs. J. Facklam. of Chester avenue. who
hes been receiving treatment in Kansas
City the past four months. will return 10
her home accompanied by Mr.. F'ackiam
Monday much improved
Hershel Hinerman of Brookville Kan,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs. 3.
J. Allen. $40 Wabash avenue, returned
home Friday
Miss Ina Smelser of Oakland avenue.
who has been suffering the past week
with an attack of rheumatism is reported
much improved.
Mrs l. y. Lewis has returned to her
home on Wabash avenue. after a short
visit with her parents in Garnett Kan
The childrens mite box which belongs
to the members of the Junior League OF
the Oakland NJ. z. churcf which was to