The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-14
OAKLAND NOTES
Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.


by Frances Jones' Telephone $3.50.
The popular pastime in Oakland nova
days is picking cherries. 1t is advisable
when you go calling to take your camp
chair and perch on the stool under the
cherry tree, doing your calling in the back
yard. In case you wish to make any COM
meIts the weather. Just lean forward
and yell your comments into the tree above
YOU If the trees have been picked and
you go calling when the seeding business
Is flourishing then by all means take along
you call on the hostess in the kitchen.
Oakland's population about % per cent
of the persons living there, SO estimates an
interested observer, spent last week in
Mr.. w s. Pate, of Walnut, Kan, will
come to spend next week with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Cole, Oakland avenue. Mrs.
come next week for a visit.
Mrs J. s. Swogger and daughter, Miss
Fs in oa T gardner and
The usual services will be held Sunday
deavor will begin at I o'clock with Miss
Helen Carothers as lender. The usual eve
ming services will be given.
Mrs. G. X. Jay, who has been Ill at a
local hospital. has been removed to her
home at IT. AFTER avenue. Mrs. Jay is do
The Plus Ultra class of the Presbyterian
church will meet Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Alfred Crouch, Kelam ave-
Mr.. c. H. Maggie and daughter, Miss
Ethel Maggie, will attend the commence
Haven. Conn., this week. Mr.. Maggie is a
former Yale man. Mr.. Maggie and daugh-
ter will also visit in Pennsylvania before
The next business meeting of the Oak
land Veterans club will be held at the
home of Comrade and Mrs. George Rake,
Miss Bessie Bowles will entertain the
Merry Maids Sunday School class of the
Oakland Presbyterian church, at her home
Wednesday evening.
The regular services will be held Sunday
morning at the Oakland Christian church
Mr.. Clifford Lortie~will lead the song serv-
ice. In the evening a soldier from the
Rhine will tell of his experiences overseas
terrain church will have picnic June 18th
on the lawn at the church. The affair
will be held both in the afternoon and in
the evening and programs will be given
at both times. A buffet luncheon will be
served.
tertained the Oakland Veterans and their
families Thursday evening at their home
| in honor of Comrade Potter's seventy
third brth SnEv 1nnn re 1sG and Gomqd
in Company H, 174th Ohio infantry. Talks
were made by the Rev. Mr.. Horne and
the Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie: Mrs, Busby and
McCaslin gave some ukulele music and
Miss Marjorie Mohler gave a reading. Mr.
overseas with the 10th engineers. The
| guests other than the host and hostess
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs
| Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Banks, Mr.. and Mrs
| Rake, Mr.. and Mrs. Busby, Mr.. and Mrs
John Lingo. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stamm
Mr.. r, L. Hammell, Mr.. Wolff, Mrs; Effit
, McCaslin, the Rev. and Mrs g. G: Horne
the Rev. and Mrs J. Mackenzie, Miss
Enid McCaslin. Miss Cora Woodwork
Mrs. Irene Woodwork. Mrs. Eta Camp.
bell, Miss Grace Campbell. Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Eva Potter and children, Viola
| Charles and Marjorie. Mrs. Delnora Nc
| Grath. Mrs. Fern Reed, Miss Dorothy vii
son, Miss Marjorie Mohler. Mr.. and Mrs
| r.. w. Mohler, Mr.. William Lingo and
| George Horne