The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-11-06
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park. by Miss Frances Jones. Tele-
phone $3.50.

"Old 211," Highland Parks carry-an ap-
peared last Saturday evening after an alb
sence of several months, during which time
it managed to accumulate several coats or
paint, both red and yellow. In fact in some
places it accumulated entirely too mucn
paint, for all the Highland Park school
marms' new winter coats were ruined the
first time they rode on it, last Monday
damage, and with a mere rubbing off once,
it managed TO ruin coats and dresses twice
around for some of the fair dispensers OF
knowledge. Passengers have also found
it necessary to keep as great distance as
possible between their shoes and the red
paint the seat legs, for it also rubs off
But in spite of all the disadvantages there
are few advantages. some of the rattle
and bang and noise of the old car disap-
peared with the repairing.
The Kings Daughters of the Highland
Park Methodist Episcopal church met Fri
day evening with Miss Naomi Greene,
Third and Western avenues.
The Epworth League society OF the
church will have as leader Sunday even
ing Miss Margaret Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. A Dunlap and children
motored to Berryton Wednesday to attend
the birthday celebration of Mrs. Dunlap $
uncle, Mr.. L. c. Waters, who celebrated
his send anniversary.
Miss Jessie Trowbridge of Clay Center
spent the week end as guest at the
Peter Eberhart home
The Highland Park millinery class will
meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
L. A. Dunlap.
Mr.. Charles Eberhart of McAllen, Texas
who visited his brother. Mr.. Peter Eber-
hart. this week, has returned home. Mr.
Eberhart made the trip home overland.
The two Berryton football teams played
the two Highland Park teams Friday eve
ming on the Highland Park grounds. The
first team made a score of 6-1S in favor OF
Berryton and the second score of $50 in
favor of Highland Park.
The Standard Bearers Missionary society
will meet Tuesday evening at the home OF
Miss Vera and Miss Ethel Chubb.
-1,ar Of Mo- hot Tan
last week end with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. 2. Eberhart
| The pupils in the high school have beer
divided into two sides, the evens and the
odds, for the purpose of program giving
| Once each two weeks one of the sides gives
| a musical and a literary program. Friday
| the program The officers of the sides
are: Odds-Lee Warner, president; Mis-:
Carolyn Vance, secretary Walter Griswold
| sergeant-at-arms. The officers of the Other
| side are: Miss Vera Chubb, president
! Miss Roberta Cromwell, secretary; Mis-;
| Winifred England, sergeant at-arms.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sims and sons
| Cecil and Theron, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tompkins.
celia and Irene Roller, little daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Roller, are i'll will
| measles.
Mrs. E. L. Jones entertained at dinner
IN n at her 81. home in Maryland avenue
o. o. Shaul. Mrs. Cain, Mrs. 10 Smith, Mrs
James Stevenson and Miss Clara Disney;
MI gnu MIS- ". NJ sims anu MISS Der
niece Sims gave a Halloween party Satur
/ day evening at their home. The guests
| were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sims Mr.
and Mrs. Don Reynolds and two children
! Miss Tina Flanders, Miss Jean Robinson
Miss Marjorie Roseen Miss Marjorie Metz
dorf, Mr.. Charles KIesath, Mr.. Floyt
| Oliver, Mr.. Howard Sddmore. Mr.. Shir
| ley Copton, Mr.. Cecil Sims. Mr.. Raymond
WHITAKER, Mr.. Theron Sims.
| A number of men from the freight depo
| at the Santa Fe and their wives enjoyed Al
oyster supper Wednesday evening at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. ShauL The