The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-22
OAKLAND NOTES
Notes and personals from Oakland
by. Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.

Mrs. W. S. Pate of Walnut, Kan, who
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Cole, will go to Manhattan. While there
she will be the guest of her son Clarence
Pate, who is attending the college.
The Campfire girls of Oakland secured
$33 from their entertainment held Friday
evening at the church. portion of the
| money will be used by the girls camp
ing trip which they are planning to have
Mr. NJ. T. Kelsey, Northwood Farm. is
res1vering after being IN since last g week week
field avenue. are visiting relatives at Wich-
ita this week.
disbanded and all obligations had been
paid it found that the treasury con-
tanned SEQ. The money. will be given
The girls basketball team will play the
Lyndon girls team at the Lyndon high
The Rev. j. Mackenzie will talk on
.,Methodism's Part in Rebuilding the
/ World Sunday morning at the Methodist
| in the Sunday school to increase the MEM
bership to 200 during the month of Febru
Mrs. Hildred Manning who is i'll with the
influenza at POS East Eighth avenue, is
doing nicely.
| The Oakland Rebekah drill team will put
on some work Monday evening for the To-
| peka Rebekahs at the knights and Ladies'
| hall.
! The regular services will be held Sunday
at the Oakland Presbyterian church.
The Fidelity class members and their
!
Friday evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Allison. Green street. Miss
Florence Wells gave several solos and Miss
Martha Stachelbeck give solo and sang
as an encore an original war song of her
own composition. The guests of the even
zie. Mr. and Mrs. A. j. ' WarneT. . Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Stachelbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Slawson, Mr. and Mrs. Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Webb. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pierce, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lopez, Mr.; and Mrs. Walter
Mrs. H BANKS an ME- a1G M Mem viii Benz sna
| son, Mr.. and Mrs: Ralph Leager, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Edwards. Mr., and Mrs: Allison,
Florence Wells. Miss Alice Stachelbeck.
Mr.. George Allison, Miss Martha and Miss
wards. Elizabeth Allison ,Zelma and William
Slawson, Marvin and Christine Hutson:
Lorraine Webb. Lucille and Wallace Helm.
Gilbert Lopez, John Hertzler, Robert
M sdnny Hazel elua and Guy Pierce. Dolores,
Miss Este1le Clemens, After avenue, will
! have as dinner guest sunday. Miss
Frances Jones of Highland Park.
Mrs. Joseph Bumgaurd of St Louis; Mr.
w. A. Mariner and son, William, have
Tstns to their and homes afteI
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyers have pur-
| chased property at 420 jefferson street
and will change their residence from AFTER
avenue to the new home some time in
March.
Mrs Ethel Ellis entertained at her home
Chester avenue, Friday evening for the
members of the y. +. F. club. The guest
were Miss Lola Webb, Miss Faye Knox
Miss Enid McCaslin, Miss Joy Elliott, Miss
Nern Woods. Miss Florence kesselring
Miss Mae Snider, Miss Bessie Rice ant
1 Mrs. Marie Jones'
Mrs. Edith L. Watson and little daugh.
ter Virginia of Belvidere. Kan. are spend
ing the week end with Mrs. Watson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. GoodelI.
The Oakland boys basket ball team
played the Hoyt team last evening, tht
game resulting in score of 23-17 in favol
| of Oakland. The team will play Holtor
this evening. returning home Sunday.
The Oakland Veterans club was enter
|. tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L
Bradley Thursday evening. it being hi
| birthday anniversary and also that of hi
twin brother. Luther Bradley. The tw'
! brothers were born in Madina, Ohio
seventy-five years ago, and Comrade Luciui
| Bradley served with the Twelfth Indians
infantry. The guests included Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. r. Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Potter
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bumgardner, Mr.. Clarence
Banks. the Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Horne
the Rev. J. Mackenzie. Mr.. X. L. Hammil
Mr.. J. Sprague. Mr. George Rake, Mrs. A
W. Hammel, Mr.. George Bradley. Mrs
Reamy, Mrs. Lamb Mrs. W. s. Pate o
Walnut. Kan: Mrs. K. w. Mohler, Mis-
Jessie Denham, Miss Bernice DenhaM, Mis-
. Audrey Anderson of Granville. Miss Mil
dred Banks. Lloyd. Carroll. Bradley an
! Betty Denham. George Horne and Clayto
Wahher