The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-04-18
in NORTH TOPEKA
Shawnee County Oranges to
Hold a Union Meeting.
News Notes and Items of Per-
SOnal Interest.

Miss Pauline Urban entertained
number of her friends at a birthday
party Monday evening. Those present
were: Miss Edna Mcclure, Miss Ethel
Mcclure, Miss Hattie Wilson. Miss.
May Prunty, Miss Marie Finch, Miss
Esther Harries Miss Emma Gurtler,
Miss Martha Geiser, Miss George
Gurtler, Miss Gladys Ross, Miss Emma
Zitser, Miss Gertrude Teets, Miss
Edith Hale, Miss Nettie Lang, Miss
Fay Armstrong, Miss Margaret Con-
well, Miss Verna Marble. Mr.. Arthur
don Lancaster, Mr.. Albert Leavitt, Mr..
Jean Mcclure, Mr.. Rowley Moleray.
Mr.. Harry Hall. jr., Mr.. Rufus True
love, Mr.. Russell Whaley, Mr.. William
Crow, Mr.. Bryon Wallace, Mr.. Harry
Graham. Mr.. Robert Hale, Mr.. Leslie
Farroll. Mr.. Clyde Templeton, Mr..
Templeton, Mr.. John Fernstrom, Mr..
Walter Urban. Mr.. Paul Finch.
Union Grange Meeting.
An all day union meeting will be
held Thursday at the regular quarter
~ meeting of Pomona grange. The
meeting will be held in Indian Creek
grange, five miles north of North To-
peka- An address will be given by
DR.. Edward johnson of the extension
lege at Manhattan. His subject will
be "A County Adviser" Other mu-
steal and literary numbers are to be
given, and it is expected that more
than fifty delegates from over the
county will be in attendance.
Union c. E. to Elect Officers.
The Rev. Joseph Hicks of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church has been
chosen chairman of a committee to
elect officers of the Local Union of
christian Endeavor societies in the
city. The following are representatives
of the different denominations in the
union: Joseph Hicks, Presbyterian;
Miss Jaunita Degnon, Baptist; Mr.
Hartman, United Brethren; Mrs ]. NJ.
Courier. Congregational; Miss Ada
Rice. Christian; Miss Esther LindeIl
Lutheran; Miss Ethel Erwin, United
presbyterian. The meeting to elect
the OFFICERS will be held during the
next week; no definite date has been
set.
Death of Mrs. Hewitt.
Mrs. Betsie Hewitt died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Grace Hitch
cock. 1894 Jackson street, on Monday.
April II. Miss Betsie M. SpaIdine was
| born in Natolie, N. Y, April rs. 1s41.
At the age of IT she was married to
Daniel c. Hewitt at Randolph, N. Y.
me couple moved to Kansas and to
North Topeka forty years ago. They
were residents of the North side
thirty-two years. The couple were the
parents of eight children, two of them
dead, and the following survive Mrs.
Hewitt: Mrs. H. E. Purcell of New
York City. Mrs. Grace Hitchcock of
Topeka. Mrs. Agnes Gum of Kansas
City, Mo-, Mrs. Emily McCIain. Mr..
Dan Hewitt of the Philippine Islands.
Mr.. w. L. Hewitt of Muskogee. Okla
The funeral will be held Wednesday
afternoon.
| Notes and Personals.
| The Rev. Edwin Locke will conduct
a special service this evening, begin
ming at eight o'clock, at the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church. His sub
Ject will be, The Day of Controversy. -
Dr. Locke is the pastor of the Euclid
Avenue Methodist church.
The ladies of the North Toneka
Baptist church will hold a bazaar and
chicken pie dinner. Thursday at Bar
rett hall.-Adv.
Mrs. ]. P. Hicks left this morning
for Kansas City, to attend a conven-
ton of the missionary societies of that
city. Mrs. Hicks will give a reading as
part OF the program and will have
charge of the conservation services at
the close of the meeting Wednesday.
II. G. Barrett of Granville was in
the city Monday on a short business
trip. %
A. NJ. Petro. DRUGGIST ADV