The Topeka state journal., 1919-10-25
EAST SIDE NOTES
Notes and personals from East Side
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.


Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keeshan, East
Seward avenue, are spending the week
end in Junction City
Regular services will be held at the
East Side Methodist church Sunday morn
ing and evening, In the morning the
sermon topic viii be-, be The .ha Kingdom fbqE1 m
Il series of sermons on the MARKS of
Man" will be preached. The topic will
be Courage"
Mr. and Mrs. r. S. Crawford have re-
turned to their home in Pittsburg, Kan.
They have been the guests of Mr. Craw,
family, 2O9 Klein street. Mr.. and Mrs
Crawford, who made the trip overland,
ed Sedelia is and fns Kansas SHHt1 CITY Mo Mo. ~ !"
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Self have gone to
their home in Elida, N. Mex. They have
Mrs; E. L. Jones and family, of Highland
Park.
spend the weekend at Silver Lake, where
she will preach at the> Baptist church
Sunday morning and evening.
The Philathea class of the East Side
Methodist church will give a progressive
Halloween social next week. The social
will begin at the home of the Rev. and
Mrs. Fred Sutton, T0I Lake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. FairchiId entertained
at their home, 425 Locust street, Friday
egenin If in tbH honor Of the efyenth b esfs fnn Of
Cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs walter stone:
Walker and daughter, Maxine, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Fafrchild and, daughter, Mary
Jane Nj and Mrs nF Frank NIX LaffeFty rai and
child. Mr.. and Mrs. +. a. Jessup and
daughters, Cecil, Pearl and Leona, Mr..
Mayes, Miss Allie Mayes, Mr.. Ray Palmer
Mr.. Arthur Fairchild, Mr.. George Lowery,
Mr.. Oren Fafrchild, Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
Sunday morning at the Seward avenue
Baptist church the sermon topic will be,
THE Morning on the Mount" and in the
ha Thing
The Girl Reserves of the State street
school enjoyed hike and wienie roast
attending were; Lola JoTgensoa, Gladys
Bacon, Ruth Bannister Gertrude Bacon,
oIS7e MteSe aookDs h1a
Thelma and Velma Robbins, Alice Puett,
Evelyn Wassweiller. Leona Stadell. Mary
Myrick, Marian BIakeiy. Eleanor Isaacson,
Thelma Olson, Cecil Sanderson. Alta Swal-
low and Helen Norton. The chaperons
were; Mrs. Milton and Mrs. .Blakely..
The L. a. H. club entertained with a
surprise dinner Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. W. H. Wasson. Clay street,
louie SI Mho w neEt Week
spend some time in California on a bust
The Rev. E w Harrison has returned to
home. East Eighth avenue. He has been
attending religious conference held at
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Third Christian church and new cement
steps are replacing the wooden ones form
erly at the entrance to the building.
Mrs. Jennie Wilmot has been i'll at her
home, East Eighth avenue, the past few
weeks with rheumatism.
The junior congregation of the Third
Christian church held a wienie roast Fri
day evening at Ripley park. There were
about fifty children present
Mrs. T. p. Eakes entertained Saturday
afternoon at her home. 424 Scotland ave
nue. with birthday party for her little
son William. The boys and girls who
helped him celebrate his eleventh birthday
anniversary were: Anna Heffner Mary
Desch, Josephine Allendorf, Cecilia Desch. .
Helen Fakes, Lillian Frank. Mildred Fakes
Agnes Artzer. Norma Jacobs. Albert Long
/ Leo Spohn, Theodore Heffner. William
| Frank, Thomas Beerworth. Joe Beerworth
John Smithline. William Fakes. Mrs.
/ Eakes was assisted by Mrs John Bullock.
The sermon tonic Sunday morning at
the Third CHRISTIAN church will be "A
Call TO ReDentance.'' The evening subject
Will be The Challenge of the New Era
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