The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-13

phone $3.50.
The Rev. B. NJ. Powell, representa-
tive of retired ministers, will present
that worthy cause at the 4 o'clock SER
vice Sunday morning at the Highland
Park Methodist church. Epworth
League service at $50 O'Clock w.th
Miss Hattie Warner as leader, and
ject, THE Unrecognized Christ" Ser
vices will be held at Tecumseh at 5
o'clock, DR.. Powell will speak there at
that hour.
Plans have been completed for the
Red Cross roll call and the solicitors
will make a house to house canvass
within the next week of the Highland
Park school district Miss Helen Cur
ry and Miss Helen Eberhart will can
vass the territory north of Twenty
third street, Mrs. Fred lies and Mrs.
o. ShauI will have charge of the dis
trict from Twenty-third to Twenty
seventh street, Mrs. Randall Burrow
and Mrs. G. P. Buck have been assign
ed from Twenty-seventh street to
Twenty ninth street and Mrs. Horace
Potter all south of Twenty-ninth
street.
The meeting of the Chalitso club to
have been held Thursday, November
IL, has been postponed until Wednes-
day, November II, and will be held at
the home of p A. Lowe, 2S24 Ken
lucky avenue.
Mr.. o. NJ. Cromwell, who has been
conva1escing from a fall which oc-
Cured over a month ago, is very slow
ly improving.
Mrs. John White of Seabrook and
Miss Mabel Buchanan of Mission Cen
ter were guests Friday of Mrs. Y. H.
Cou1tis.
Mr.. L. c. Waters of Berryton spent
a short time visiting his niece, Mrs.
Eugene A. Dunlap, and family.
Miss Mabel Oliver was the guest late
Sunday of her sister. Mrs. Guy Cooper,
and family of Carbonate.
Mrs. j. L. Oliver is spending several
days of this week win her mother,
Mrs. Powell, at Auburn.
The sophomores of the high school
had a line party at the Isis theater
Wednesday evening. They were chap
eroned by Miss Ida BurKnolder. class
adviser.
The Highland Park school has been
invited to attend pie supper TO be
given at the schooihouse, Saturday
evening. The juniors and seniors of
the school will have charge of a short
program. The money obtained from
the supper will be used for the piano
fund.
The Highland Park millinery class
will meet Monday evening at the home
of Miss Frances Jones, 2425 Maryland
avenue.
MISS IOIStC6 A1dISu was Tire 6uVol
of honor at a birthday dinner given
for her Monday evening at her home
south of Highland Park. Miss Marsh
CONNIE her eighteenth birth
day anniversary. The guests included:
Miss Marsh, Miss Roberta Cromwell.
Miss Naomi Greene, Miss Anita Eng
land, Miss Dorothy Estes and Miss
Vera Chubb.
The Epworth League society of the
church will have a Win My Chum
meeting, both Monday and Tuesday
evenings at the church, observing Win
My Chum week which is being held
next week in the Methodist churches
turnout the country
Mr. James M. Harrell of Barnard
and Mr.. Golev Townsend of Saltna
were quests Thursday of Mr.. Will
Hamilton They came to attend
reunion of Field hospital 139.
The Ladies Aid society of the
church spent last week tacking com
forts and finished twenty for one of
the downtown stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Bailey and fam
ilv of East Seward avenue were din
ner guests Sundav of Mr.. and Mrs
William Bailey, Twentieth and Lime
streets.
Miss Josie CobIertz is i'll at Christ's
hospital. Miss Cchlentz is cousin
of Mrs Albert Smith
wanted-Rov or man for carrying
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