The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13


phoned to 1915 or the State Journal office ]
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris of Reno
street will leave Tuesday for California.
Where they will spend a month with rela-
! tlves and friends.
avenue will move the first of the week to
112O Woodland avenue in West Topeka and
their neighbors and friends are sorry to
lose them from Oakland, where they have
lived for a number of years.
gan avenue, returned last night from
Kansas City where they visited their son
and other relatives and friends for the
R Vancil of Norton, Kan. is spending
the week at the o. NJ. Keats home, 52S
Miss Florence Steele of Kansas City is
Visiting for two weeks with her aunts.
sey. on Michigan avenue. and families
Rev. Mr.. Padden will preach Sunday at
the Oakland Presbyterian church. and
every member of the church is urged to
attend al least one of the services
Scott Kelsey of East Belmont avenue
will leave tomorrow for Tennessee to at
tend the encampment.
The ladies of the Oakland Presbyterian
church will meet in the church Wednes-
day to clean same, and every member is
requested to be present to assist in this
work.
Reaugh are entertaining their Sunday
school classes this afternoon at the home
Mrs H. H. Cole and daughter of Rich
land. Kan, returned yesterday to their
home, after visiting Mrs. Roy Nelson, 165
Winfield avenue, and other relatives for
the past few weeks.
Mrs. Scantlin and two children of Man
haitian are spending a few days with Mr..
| and Mrs ]. G. Huey, 366 Chester avenue.
Mrs. John kelffer of Emporia visited
avenue, and other friends and relatives.
Miss Cora Haines will return to her
home this evening in Nortonville, after
spending the week with Mrs. A. E. Curry
III Winfield avenue.
Vim Huey of Wamego arrived Friday to
spend the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs j.
The l. F. club met Friday evening with
Miss Beulah Hall on Ohio avenue. Those
present We're: Miss Mary. Shuler, Miss
Ethel Maggie, Miss Elizabeth Banon, Miss
Mildred Koser. Miss Bessie Galloway,
Miss Louise Henley and Miss Aileen
Peak.
Mrs. A. D; Freeman of Maple Hill is
F F5eng at the for few daRe 2O9
Miss Jessie Bowker and Mr.. D. R Har-
per of Wakarusa spent Friday with Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Mccormick of Mayetta
! spent Wednesday with old neighbors and
I. P Gardner returned from Chilicothe
yesterday on account of the serious ILL
ness of his wife.
day for Mrs. stephenson Of JacksonviIie.
Of Mrs: stephenson. Those present We're:
Mrs Xansant; Mrs Suit, Mrs: rs. Bise eo9
Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. swearengen.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Belts, PSI Forest
avenue returned Friday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Hoyt, Kan.
! The services at the Oakland Christian
| church tomorrow will be "A Home Com
| ing. and every member is requested to
] be present and bring the entire family.
! The morning subject will be "A Whole
| Family in Heaven" In the evening the
| subject will be ''Home-Its Friends and
i Its Foes illustrated by large chart;
and a cordial invitation is extended to all
| friends to be present. Good music will
J be furnished by the choir. Miss Ruth
Ludinston will lead the Endeavor society,
and every one invited to be present
| Inc Win One class met Thursday after
| noon with Mrs r A. Bannon 81 Oakland
| avenue and elected officers as follows
! President. Mrs. Pepper; vice president
| Mrs. Mayer: secretary, Mrs Bannon,
| treasurer, Mrs. Eastman: chairman of the
social committee, Mrs. Webb Those pres
! ent were: Mrs. McCaslin. Mrs. Hall, Mrs.
Eastman. Mrs. Mayer. Mrs. Allen, Mrs.
| Pepper Mrs. Webb. Mrs Wright, Mrs.
| Henley and Mrs. Bannon-