The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-04-03

NO-~Ds @~AGQ0cAS SSSSs
Mrs. Bessie salfrank is expected to come
from arlington Saturday to visit her par
ents, the Rev. and Mrs. j. B. MACKENZIE,
Chester avenue.
The Sunfiower Art club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. William Jessop, Oakland avenue
me sunday morning sermon subject at
the Oakland Christian church will be Love
the Cross" There will be special music
by the choir both In the morning and eve
mig. Mr. Morris will sing ''Hosanna" and
day afternoon, there viii be a special az
terroon service; at which Mr.. Morris will
speak on the The Last Seven Words OF
solo.
J., ". Graft, of Kansas City, has returned
father, Mr.. ]. N. Graft and Mrs. Graft
The. Rev. j, B. Mackenzie, former pas.
tor of the Oakland NJ. z. church, will
preach at the morning service. The Junior
League of the church will give an Easter
program at night; 1t is expected that the
fordytlle, viii be present at the evening
services. The Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie will take
up evangelistic work and Is to work In the
Topeka and Emporia, districts. They viii
make their home in Topeka if possible.
Miss Mary Shrake of the sixth grade In
the Oakland school was awarded the first
Gently held In the school. Miss Helen
the seventh grade, carried off the SECOND
prize was dollar, the second, fifty cents
and the third, thirty cents. The
aprons. However, there were fancy aprons
Kitchen aprons, fudge aprons and various
kinds among the ones submitted. The
was all hand work. The prize to be award
ed forlthe best built bird house will not be
given until Monday.
Miss Grace Schoonover gave a dramatic
recital at the schoolhouse Friday evening
Miss Florence Fair gave a whistling solo
Miss Helen Nelson, piano solo, and the
Glee club sang a number. The entertain
ment which was given under the direction
of the Junior class was fairly well at
tended.
The Priscilla club was entertained Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. G. W. McKoweu
as hostess. The guests included: Mrs F. J
EEL Mrs; 10 l. Biscoe; M rs. N E. Copeland
Mrs; P. Isaacson, Mrs, o. W. Nell. Mrs
WILLIAM sweaIingen, Mrs H; E. shuIer
R. s; Van SAINT, Mrs. W. J. Williams, Mrs
4. B. Nathall. Mrs. S. ]. Neel and Mrs
Harry Kidd. In two weeks, the hostess
| will be Mrs. W. J. Williams.
The regular Sunday services will be held
at the Oakland Presbyterian church
Easter services and communion will be
gregational meeting and dinner held at the
church Wednesday evening, Mr.. Charles
Ash and Mr.. r. P. Taylor were re elected
Oakley was 81 rejected treasurer a The Of.
ficers of the Sunday school will be elected
later. At the bazaar held in the church
Wednesday by the Willing Workers Of
the church, $500 was cleared.
Miss Estelle Clemens, AFTER avenue. Is
spending several weeks visiting her sister
Mrs. Clyde WATSON of Topeka during the
absence of her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Clemens. who are spending q
month at Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Kelsey, jr., will be
Easter Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. T. Kelsey and family
eral days at her home, Green street, is re
covering.
Mr.. J. E. Fleishman Of Newdale, Idaho
is visiting at the ]. W. Painter home, 15s
Kellam avenue.
Miss -Corinda Ames of the University al
her sister. Mrs. Fl. N. Oakley and family