The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-06-30

sweet pea social will be held at the
school grounds, Monday evening under the
auspices of the Oakland Forestry club.
Amy one living in Oakland may enter the
contest No member of the Forestry club
will be permitted to enter and no one
flowers. The first prize to be given will
be $500. the second, $1.00 and the third
prize so cents. The peas will be judged
arrangement. An ice cream social will also
be given at the same time under the man
agement of the Civic improvement COM
The Worlds Cry for Food" will be
the sermon topic for Sunday morning at
the evening Personal Religion Its Real
Test" will be the pastors topic. A gen
eral class meeting will be held in the
meeting also to be held at this hour:
The Red Cross campaign in Oakland
melted a sum of $4,000. The amount fell
below the expectations of the committee.
because many people living in Oakland
work in Topeka and had already given
to the cause.
The Helping Hand class of the Oakland
Christian church will give an ice cream
social Tuesday evening, July 3, on the
The G. G: club held its annual picnic
Friday at Gage park; The affair was en-
ioyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gerdom,
son, Mrs. C. E: Reamy, Mrs. J. w Tice-
hurst. Mrs. r. w. Mohler, Mrs. Ira Haw
Wach rs MRS GeR GEORGE o6e MRS Nri D.
Mathews, Miss Clara and Miss Ruth
Golden, Miss Mary Gerdom Miss Marjorie
Mohler, Joseph Gordon and Roland At
Wood Mrs Gordon AS wabash avenue
will entertain the members in two weeks
The Oakland Forestry club held their
June meeting Friday with Mrs. Porter
Cole. Mrs. William Vanorsdol gave very
interesting and instructive paper on Food
Value of Fruits The roll call was, an.
swered by the names of various kinds of
fruits. Mrs Coles guests included: Mrs.
J. L. Heller Mrs. vanorsdol, Mrs. c. NJ.
Rs5ngn Mrs Mrs E. kaf Mrs Mrs. sts Gne
a MTi Mrs saIGe HS The club haTf
Taylor home. 1s6 Chester avenue
There will be no church services at the
| Oakland Presbyterian church Sunday Sun
day school will be held in the morning
and the Christian Endeavor society will
! meet in the evening.
church were entertained with a picnic at
'sRoseacres." the home of H. B. Howard.
Friday. About twenty-five members at
J. G. Miller of Chicago. is expected to
arrive Sunday to join his wife, Mrs. Miller.
Mrs. 7 A. Richardson. 46 Winfield avenue
Mr.. Miller will remain several days before
I returning.
are being voted upon to give the Oak
land schools more room for their increas ed
polls will close at O'Clock Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. A Ard has returned to her home in
Norton, Kan. after visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs s. Rock. 800 AFTER avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Warner. Mulvane street, spent
Friday with Mrs. E. w. Renbarger, Wa
Mrs W c Pierce. 44s Chester avenue. who
has been visiting her son, c. f. Pierce at
the Naval Training Station in Great Lakes.
ILL.,. has returned to Chillicothe, Mo-, where
she will visit relatives before her return
home.
Mrs. Roy vogel and little daughter.
Frances of Fillmore street, were guests for
the day, Friday. of Mrs. Vogefs parents,
Mr. and Mrs George Rake. AFTER avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Peter Salvson have changed
their residence from $50 Forest avenue, to
! Western avenue.
| Mrs Grace Mcdonald of Trinidad. Colo,
! and Mrs. Nellie J. Turner of Wilson. Kan,
have returned to their homes after spend
ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ralstin,
495 Green street
+, The Loyal Daughters class of the Oak
| land Christian church, held meeting with
| Miss Ellen Dorei 400 Winfield avenue,
| Friday evening. The girls present in
cIuded: Miss Helen Jessop Miss Lou Rice,
/ Miss Katherine Shaefor. Miss Mildred STAINS
| berg Miss Gladys Fox, Miss Blanche
Knight Miss Ellen Dorei. Miss Lola Hen
derson, Miss Helen Knight. Miss Ollie
Dorei. Mrs. Lois Tanyer and Mrs c. Dorei
| Election of officers was held.
Mrs. Elizabeth Rumble, Mrs. John Inlay,
Mrs Emma Johnson and Miss Carrie Tay-
Tor all of Philadelphia, Pa. are visiting
| their brother, T. z. Taylor and Mrs.
Taylor