The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-28

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Highland Park church-gJames W. Reed,
pastor, Sunday school at 10 o'clock, G. L.
Rossetter, superintendent. Public service
dation." This will be a memorial address
and the public is cordially invited rs,I EP-
worth ssder teagT be evening Service will be at
S o'clock and will be in charge OF James
Marlin, the son of former pastor at the
Mrs. o. L. stockman and children of
Plexna, Kan, have returned home from
visit here 70 Mrs. Stockma1,s brother MI
A. L. Obenhaus, and Mrs. Obenhaus.
The Epworth League society OF tne
Highland Park church will have picnic
next Tuesday evening M az ay ea MISS
Florence Marsh or Miss Vera Chunp N
regard to eats" All young people IN the
Park are invited to attend.
Mr.. Albert Presgrove and Mr.. Wtnifred
England, who have been at a local hos
pital with injuries which they sustained
in accident occurring rev weeks ago
are now out of the hospital;
Mrs Laura Miller and daughter. MISS
Grace Miller, of Atchison county, are Wis
fling Mrs Millers sister, Mrs. o. NJ. Crom-
we'll, and family.
The Highland Park high school BAH
team PLAYED Rossville Wednesday evening
on II. p grounds. The score was I-O IN
favor of Rossville. 49,.
The senior class gave their play, of
ficer &c.," Monday afternoon and evening
with the receipts amounting to over $l30
Mr. Eugene Cromwell and. son, Howard,
and daughter, Corrlne. OF WetInoIe' Spe1irI
last Sunday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. .. M
Highland Park school closed last Fri
Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Cotton and daughter,
Shirley, and Mrs. Cotton's mother, Mrs
Dixon. will spend the weekend IN Beio St
Owing to the tie-up in school board az
fairs the teachers have not received their
salary for the past month;
~, Miss GLADYS 6yifb V MT and an %rsA e B.
Mrs NJ. NJ Benny has returned to her
home in Bqriing9mss iron Gems VISIT mere 10
Mrs. Clyde WATSON and children, Billy
and Junior Mrs. Ira Burkholder and MIS-;
Miss Christine Fisher and her aunt, Mrs.
Kate Heinz, will spend the weekend IN
MIS- ]. w. wagonrodt will spend Decora-
ton day in Riley county 80,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cox of Topeka were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NIP and Mrs. S. C. whitcraft of Holton
were guests a short time TINS week Oh MI
Mr.. Carol Dean who has spent the past
week with his mother Mrs. Stella Dean,
and who will leave Monday for his work
nj Newton entertained number of friends
at a party Friday evening at his home
The guests included Miss Florence Marsh,
Stout Stout Miss Vera chabb, Miss Roberta
Cromwell MISS M Ma Gy fFos 6a$s eS NJ
Harold Porter, Mr. Paul Hill, Mr.. Edwin
Ieuenberge, Mr. Clark Chubb.
group of persons who picnicked al
Lakewood park Wednesday afterwards
dancing at the home of Miss Frances Jones
in Maryland avenue, included: Miss Mabel
Cromwell, Miss Cora Bailey, Miss frankie
Finpey, Mr. Thomas Harold Tudor, Mr.
Elmer Wagner. Mr.. Virgil Lawrence, Mt
Wesley Wills, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beight-
Mr. VIII Hamilton will spend the week
end at Overlook.
Mrs Emma. Butts and family have
changed their residence to the Wilson home
in Maryland avenue while their own home
IS being remodeled-
A meeting will be held at the Highland
Park school house next Tuesday evening
when plans will be made for another big
Fourth of July picnic such as was held
last year. Everyone Is invited to attend.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Highland
Park Methodist. Episcopal church will meet
Thursday afternoon at the church.
Persons who are trying to picnic this
season ut Lakewood park are banning
lfnb McGiffcrt, city park commissioner, fol
his failure to place the benches and tables
IA hlhr 70 accOmmouatc the numerous picnic
parties which go to Lakewood each even,
ing, during the best o. picnic seasons the
month Of May. The electric lights havt
not been turned on yet and the pump at tht
park fails to work. The residents in the
neighorbood are preparing petition
which they will ask all visitors to the parl
10 sign in an effort to get some recognl
ton OF their wishes.