The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-07-02
EAST SIDE NOTES.

phoned to 1915 OF the State Journal
once.1
Miss Alice Kelley entertained the
members of Queen Esther class OF
evening. Those present were: Miss
Vada Sanford. Miss Ocie Rake. Miss
Faye Blevins, Miss Laura Crowder,
Miss Mildred Bradley, Miss Wilma
Blevins. Miss Evelyn Moses, Miss Eva
Havens, Miss Naomi Sheafor, Miss
Hazel Cox and Miss Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stone are the
parents of a/son, born Tuesday. Mrs.
Stone was before her marriage Miss
Anna Rake.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Clyde sheafor and
sons. Leonard and Harold, will go to
Emporta tomorrow to spend q few
days with Mrs. Sheafor's sister, Mrs.
Fred shulley.
Miss Evelyn Moses Of East Tenth
| street is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ben
! Gaskill, at Oskaloosa, Kan.
| The young man who broke into the
Seward Avenue Baptist church about
June has been caught and dealt
with. The other three boys who were
implicated in the affair by the guilty
party were entirely exonerated by the
church trustees. The affair caused no
small amount OF interest and excite
ment among people in the neighbor-
hood of the church.
The meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ctety Of the First United Brethren
church which was to have been held
tomorrow has been postponed one
! week on account OF the Fourth Of
July and will be held Friday, July
10, with Mrs. Swope, 1911 Fillmore
street.
Mrs. w. L. Cummings will enter
tain the members Of the vesta EN-
broidery club Friday afternoon at her
home in Sumner street.
The Mixpah society Of the Third
Presbyterian church met yesterday
afternoon at the church.
i The Bellview Literary society will
have its regular meeting next
nouncements later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Smurr, who
were married June ~. are at home to
their friends, corner Golden and Sixth
avenues.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Feldner and
daughter, Florence. Of 1929 East
Eighth street. will go to Toronto.
Kan. Friday to spend a few days
with relatives.
/ The annual Sunday school picnic OF
I the Third Presbyterian church will
school. The wagons will leave the
| church at nine o'clock.
Mrs. g. H. F1intham and Mrs. John
Alexander were guests at the Dwight
, Rice home in Bethel yesterday.
The Brotherhood of the Third Pres
, byterian church held it's annual ban
) quet last night in thu church parlors
About fifty were in attendance.
, Mrs. Mary Weiss and son, Law
) renee. of Chandler street, went tc
, Hutchinson today to spend q few
days with froends.
Don't forget the big Sunday schoo
; picnic to be given on Saturday, the
Fourth of July, by the Third Presby.
terrain church people. Meet at thu
1 church at 9 o'clock to get a ride t.
the grove at Industrial (reforml
school grounds. about three mile.
r northwest Of the city.
y Union Services Outdoors.
The four largest churches of tn,
East side have completed plans fol
union outdoor services for the month
of July on Branner school grounds. L
the meetings prove to be q success
they will be continued during month
of August.
: The pastors. Roby, Youngman. Cor
nish and Gilmore, will have charge o
the services and will take each hi
turn in preaching. Next Sunda.
& levening these outdoor services will be
: gin, and every person concerned witt
d the moral and religious welfare o
v Topeka are expected to make thei
e appearances at the first service.
o The Sunday school of the Thir
Presbyterian church will have its an
o nual picnic on Saturday. the Fourth
= at the states industrial school grove
+ Persons wishing to go with tn
+ crowd" will meet at the church, cor
+ ner East Fourth and Branner street.
at 9 a. m, and they will be conveye
= to the picnic grounds. Each will brin
- baskets containing eatab1es. At leax
= two fine ball games are scheduled
" many other wholesome sports an
d games are On the program.
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