The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15
HIGHLAND PARK



Highland Park Church, James W. Reed,
pastor. sunday school at 10 o'clock, G. L.
Ressetter, superintendent: The young peo-
Of Easter" Morning service at II o'clock.
with reception of members. Junior league
at 5 O'Clock, Mrs Kathryn Mills, supertn-
tendent Epworth league at 80 O'Clock,
Miss Vera Chubb, president Evening serv-
ices at 80 O'Clock, subject. "A Visit to the
Tomb"
Tecumseh Church, James W. Reed, pas
tor Sunday school at n 9,eilees, j. X days
o'clock, subject, victory"
The young people Of the Sunday school
will go to the Topeka Tuberculosis sani-
tarium at o'clock Sunday night and Will
give their Easter eautata, The Message Of
Easter for the patients.
The Standard Bearers Missionary society
of the Highland Park Methodist Episcopal
church met Thursday night with Miss Eve
Ign Powell at her home
Highland Park high school played their
first lea que game with Oakland high school
on Garfield park grounds Wednesday night.
The score was 10 to in favor Of Highland
Park. Friday night Highland Park played
Auburn the II. p. diamond. The mem
bers of the team this year are; Ernest
Priddy, Donald Armstrong. Lloyd Lee,
PFesgrove, Irwin Linge, Russell Franklin.
Claude Moreland, Elmer Nystrom and
Frank klesath, Mr.. Harold Porter and
the team.
-, The Juniors Of the high school gave
PIE supper Wednesday night at the school
house in order to raise money for the ban
quet which they Will give soon
The Glover Hill Ladies' Aid society will
sew all day Mt the Proyident Association
next week on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pratt entertained
the Highland Park Grange Tuesday night
Mrs. Kate Stitt has returned to her home
on Monroe street after spending the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Dean aud
Mrs, NJ NJ. Tiff of Lecompton. Mrs. Win
ter IIlrt OF Colorado were guests Monday
Ehar har anil
Tuesday night. Miss leila Tiff. Mrs Ada
Stark, Miss Olga House. Miss Gladys Win
ter spent Tuesday evening ae the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Eberhart.
The high school orchestra gave a recital
Friday night ut the school house. They
who gave several readings, a Hawaiian
quartette sang. the Girls Glee club and the
Boys. GIee club each sang land several
vaudeville sketches were given.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Popping are chang
ing their residence from Maryland avenue
to Larned, Kan, where Mr. Popping has
accepted position as head chemist in the
Keystone flour mill. Mrs. Popping and lit
tie daughter Marian will go TO Olathe the
first Of the week to spend some time with
Justice.
Mrs d. A. Blood and niece, Miss Reulob
Mccain, have returned from Los Angeles
where they spent the past two years. Mr.
Blood returned home last December They
will again occupy their home at Twenty
fourth and Maryland avenues the first OF
burn avenue spent last Sunday as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Roller.
Mrs. Stella Dean and son, Mr.. Carol
Dean, returned Wednesday from a months
stay in California.
The members Of the Highland Park
School Dramatic club went to Watson
Tuesday night where they gave their play
safety First" ~Preceding the play the
members of the club were entertained with
o'clock dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Searle; The proceeds from the
equipment to the Highland Park team.
Those in the party included; Miss Ruth
Bailey. Miss Ella Fennessey. Miss Minnie
Burbank, Miss Ellen Lamb. Miss Genevieve
Rhoades, Miss fhel Chubb, Miss Seth
Leomons, Mr.. Morris Hook, Mr.. Clark
Searle.
Mrs. Fred Skidmore entertained the men,
bers Of the Iris club at her home in High
land Park, Wednesday afternoon. The
members present were: Mrs NJ. Simms.
Mrs. George Sachs. Mrs. o. w Berry, Mrs.
Roy Burkhardt, and Mrs. Charles Priddy.
The next meeting will be held Mt the home
of Mrs. Frank Slusher. 601 East Eighth
avenue, in two weeks. The members have
been urged to attend this Will be the
Miss Laura Baker, Of Holton, spent
Thursday and Friday as the guest Of Mrs.
J. W. Lamb and Miss Ella Lamb.
The ChalitsO club was entertained Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Emma Gregg.
Twenty fifth and Pennsylvania avenues, as
roll call with their favorite flower. Mrs.
Charles Kilmer read paper on the "Ad
yantages end the Disadvantages Ivan e Of LYING
Heinz and Lott TSilmer gave readings.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Highland
Park Methodist Episcopal church viii have
AN all day meeting at the church next
Mrs. Bert Charles, Of saina, has re-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John McCarter. -.
Join the Grange and save Insurance; sllO
Phone 1901 K-2-Adv.