The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-22

Highland Park NJ. F.. church. Sunday
school at 10 ca. a. m TomSrrew evil vii be .Sho Sb,
pastor, Rev. ]. w. Reed. will preach at IL
a. m. on Some Essentials to Success
Love to a Perishing World" Epworth
League service at 6:45 Special services
will be held every evening next week, ex-
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Mexican of Topeka
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Miss Hattiebel Swan entertained her
Sunday school class Tuesday evening at
her home on Ohio avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Cox of Fillmore street spent
Thursday with Mrs. c. Il. Ruehrer.
The proceeds of the box supper given by
Miss Vera Sanford's Sunday school class
amounted to ten dollars, which will be
Mrs. Sarah Baker returned from Ottawa.
Wednesday. where she spent the past week:
Twenty eighth and Maryland avenues, are
building a cinder road connecting Efr-
ginia avenue and the Twenty ninth street
boulevard thus forming hard surface
road from the city to the Shawnee golf
links. which viii be very much appreciated
by not only the residents of Maryland
avenue, but many pleasure drivers who use
Mr.. and Mrs o. T. Cropper of Fillmore
street were dinner guests Friday evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rhodes.
Little Margaret Boast celebrated her
sixth birthday anniversary, Saturday. by
entertaining the members of her Sunday
school class. Those who attended were
Mildred Powell. Gertrude Kiesath. Grace
! Euwer, Dorothy Chubb. and Alice Lawhun.
Aid society, Thursday, the following of
fIcers were elected: President. Mrs. Emma
| Gregg; vice president. Mrs. G. w. Moore
Secretary, Mrs. P. A. Lowe; treasurer, Mrs.
g. W. Porter.
A certificate from the manager of the
Southwest Division of the American Red
Cross. recognizing the service given by the
Highland Park auxiliary. has been placed
in the assembly room at the school house.
Mrs. A. T: Cross spent Tuesday Mt the
J. f. Cross home Lime street.
The grocery store at 2Ith end Kentucky
avenue, formerly owned by Mrs. Vail. was
purchased by s. l. Titus, and not by the
Fritton Grocery company, as was reported
last week.
Mrs Alma Miller of North Topeka spent
Thursday. with Mrs. E A. Dunlap.
J. D. Vance and ]. W. Marsh attended
the stock sale of J. C. Leach near Carbon
dale. Thursday.
The Domestic Science clnss entertained
their mothers. the wives of the school
board. and Mrs. ]. C. Lair, Mt dinner
Tuesday.
Tuesday. Nov. %, will be in the form of
an indoor picnic. Members are requested
to bring well-filled lunch baskets and be
prepared TO respond to roll call with some
selection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boast were guests
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Take
Mr.. md Mrs. J. w. Ferguson md Harry
Ferguson entertained a number of friends
north of Topeka. with n wienie and annie
roast. The guests were Mr.. rnd Mrs.
Frank A. Stile. Miss Lille Coultia. Mss
Christine Fisher, M'ss Vern S-nford. Mrs.
G. G. Stiles Mr.. md Mrs. O. ShauI. Cletus
BHehrer and Rollin Kreig.
Mrs. Charles Sehon of Lecompton md
son Philip. recentlv from overseas. spent a
few days this wnek with Mrs. Sehnn's sis
ter. Mrs. Peter Fhc-hart rnd frmiIv.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Whitcraft Of TTnlton
were guests Tuesday of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Lamb.
Mr.. Peter Huffman nrI son O'i.n Of Ash
burn Mo. are visiting Mr.. rnd Mrs. W. IT.
! Peters. Mr.. Huffman is brother of Mrs.
| Peters.
Mrs. John Essirccr and daughter.
| Clndvs. Of IIarveyville. have been visiting
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred KIesath.