The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-01-25
OAKLAND NOTES
Notes and personals from Oakland
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will leave Sunday for Wilson. Kan, to
visit relatives and friends
The freshman class of the school had
rarity Friday evening at the school gym.
y few invited guests were present. Games
were played during the evening,
The Oakland Forestry club will meet
friday evening of next week at the home
of Mrs. $. W. McGarrah, 2S+ Forest ave
nue.. The following program will be given ::
Music; roll call, to be answered by What
We can DO To Improve Our Club" paper
5 wenty-S dollars was secured at the
''o.'ar entertainment held last evening at
the Oakland Presbyterian church.
Mrs |. {. Gardner. 20J Forest avenue. has
IS a guest her brother, Charles Wore. of
South city. Iowa. Mr.. Wore, accompanied
by Mr. Gardner, will leave in few days
for Seattle, Wash, on business trip.
Mr. George Barnes. of Oakland avenue,
suent Friday with Mrs. f. W Flanagan,
The y. +. +. club was entertained Fri
day evening by Miss FLORENCE kesselrinE
the he evenn were mrs. fS' Sal
frank. of dillingham; Mrs. Lula Ellis, Mrs.
Joy Elliott Miss Vernon Wood, Miss Fay
Hagen. Miss Lola Webb. Miss BESSIE Rice
Miss Mae Snider and Mrs. Ella Snider.
Mi nn anq Snnoy for r sp Ti fs IN
Webb and daughter, Miss Lola Webb.
Mr.. Clarence Ellis arrived last evening to
spend Il fifteen day furlo with his wife,
Mackenzie Mr. and Mrs. Ellis will leave
saturday evening to visit relatives ut Eff
bingham. Kan. Mr. Ellis. who is in the
navy, has been doing patrol work overseas
since last April.
The regular services will be held Sunday
at the Oakland Methodist church. The
subject of the morning sermon will be
stewardship and the Worlds Emergency"
in the evening the Rev. Mr. Mackenzie will
talk on 'Stewa rdShip and Our Faith"
The Oakland Veteran club enter
tanned last evening by Comrade and Mrs.
s~1A Ia
End birthday anniversary. Patriotic
songs were SING and speeches were made
dist church, the Rev. Mr.. Horne of the
Christian church. and Comrade Kelsey.
Headings were given by Mrs. Potter and
Airs. Banks. The guests of the evening
were: Comrade and Mrs. Cooper, Com
rade and Mrs. Busby, Comrade and Mrs.
Banks. Comrade and-Mrs. Potter, Com
rade Rake. Comrade Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. $. klingan. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. BannOn,
I.etha and Charles. the Rev. and Mrs
e. G. Horne and their son George. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Nichols and daughter Mabel,
Mt and Mrs Clarence Banks and daughter
Mildred Mrs. Effie McCaslin. Mrs. Irene
Woodworth. Mrs. Effie Campbell, Mrs.
Mabel Dunn. Mrs. Reamy. Mrs. Minnie
briggs. Miss Ethel Pate of Walnut. Miss
Nellie GriCgs and Miss Cora Woodwork.
The regular Sunday services will he held
at the oakland Presbyterian church.
Mrs. II. NJ. Van Cleave. Winfield avenue.
who is quite Ill is not recovering.
Miss Ethel Pate of Walnut. Kas. IS
spending the weekend with her grand par
e1ts. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole.
Mrs. David Barnes and daughter Dorothy
Of Horton. Kas.. have returned to their
home after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barnes, Oakland avenue.
Phil Potter of Bartlesville. Okla, will
spend the weekend with his mother. Mrs.
Eva Potter.
Mrs. Alice LYONS. 3G1 Kellam avenue is
SLOWLY recovering after an Illness of three
months.
Mrs. Iohn Hester, Kellam avenue, is i'll
with lumbago.