The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-22
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park, by Frances Jones. Phone 1880.

Highland Park church, James w. Reed.
pastor. Sunday. school at 10 O'Clock. Z. L.
Rossetter, superintendent Morning service
at IL O'Clock, "Deliverance from EVIL"
Epworth League service at $50 o'clock,
Miss Vera C5ubb P PeisideH Raed the Re I
the pastor, the regular services will be
held next Sunday, with Sunday school be-
ginning at O'Clock, J. r. Naylor, super
Forgiveness Implored' is the subject
One day not long ago two school boys
town on the Highland Park Specia; "211''
about the Highland Park reporters failure
to say, anything in the column about their
ing an invitation to any boys, small or
large, in the Park who are interested In
the II. P. team and in FOOTBALL to furnish
the column with information about the
games and it will be gladly received and
printed. The items must be. phoned to
1887 N-3, or $3.50, on or before Friday
Mrs w B. Gasche entertained the Clover
Hill Ladies' Aid society at an all-day meet
ing and dinner Tuesday at her home; GIG
Fillmore street. Mrs. o. o. Shaul will en-
terrain in two weeks. The guests included:
Mrs. Frank Boyles, Mrs G. A. Troudner,
Mrs. Imogene Hazen, Mrs. e. J. Smalley
and daughter, Dorothy, and Mrs. A. Cox.
The members Of the p society present in
Wagonrodt, Mrs. H S. Roger, Mrs. P. E.
Talley, Mrs H. A Shinkle Mrs r. A. Rand
lett, Mrs. w. II. Coultis, Mrs. Frank Stiles
and Mrs. George Stiles.
Mrs. P. A. Lowe will entertain the Cha
litso club Thursday afternoon, October 81,
at her home, &S24 Kentucky avenue The
roll call will be answered BY favorite re-
cipes. Mrs. Emma Gregg will give din
ner menu and arrangement of the table.
All members have been asked to bring
pencil and note paper.
The Glover Hill Ladies' Aid society will
have an all-day food sale at the Crosby
Brothers store Saturday, October 20.
Mrs. w. NJ. Paxton and grandson, Ken
meth Adney, who are en- route home to
Auburn, Ill, from a visit to Mrs Paxton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. Sims, in Califor
mia, are now visiting Mrs. Paxton's sister,
Highland Park and Berryton.
Mrs. Jessie Valid Of Almena, Kan, Mrs.
J. V. CoulsOn and children. Of Chestnut
street, spent Wednesday with Mrs. C. E.
I Coulson and family.
Mrs. Elmer AhIstrom and little daugh-
ter Of Kansas City. Mo-, and Mrs ]. w.
Ferguson and son, Mr.. Harry Ferguson, of
Meriden, were guests on Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Smizer, who have
been visiting in Plains, Kan, have returned
home
Little Margaret Euwer is absent from
school suffering with broken collar bone.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Kreig enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday for the Rev
Rev. Patterson Of Westerfield, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Popping and little
daughter, Marian, motored to Olathe last
Saturday night to be the guests of Mrs.
last Monday, but his wife remained for
several days visit In Kansas City.
Mrs. Elsie Reed of Richland has spent
the week with her sister, Mrs. Joe Smith.
OF Maryland avenue Mrs. Smith, who is
suffering with a broken right wrist and
number of other injuries received in
fall last Friday evening, is very slowly i'm
proving.