The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-25
HIGHLAND PARK
Notes and personals from Highland
Park. by Frances Jones. Phone $3.50.

At least ten houses are being erected in
Highland Park and rumor says that A
lumber for fifteen more houses TO be built
in the Park this spring and summer.
sixth aud Ohio street, James W. Reed
pastor. Sunday school at 10 n. M, g.. l..
ices, IL a. m, subject. Sewers and Clean
ers." Junior League at y. IA, Mrs
Kathryn Mills, superintendent. Epworth
League at 6 80 p m, Miss vera Chubh.
president. Evening services at 80 O'Clock.
subject. Jesus Christ, the Solution OF the
Tecuinseh church, James ". Reed. pas
tor. Sunday school at : p m. J. r Nay
lor, superintendent. Church services at
3 p. m, subject, "Unrealized Wealth"
The Glover Hill Ladies Aid society met
Tuesday with Mrs. r. L.. Jones as thu
Stiles. Mrs. o. .. Shaul, Mrs. e. r. Buehrer-
Mrs F. &C, e Croeker Mrs j. W; Marsh Mrs.
Hammond, Mrs. W. B. Gasche. Mrs, Jim
T. almond, Mrs. Clifford Beach. Mrs. h. A,
shinkle, Mrs Gladys Green.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Highland
Park Methodist Episcopal church win have
an all day meeting next Thursday at the
Mrs H s. Roger had as a guest, Mon
day night, Mrs. {. A. Roger, Of Valley
William Justice of oIathe Is visiting his
sister. Mrs. James Popping, and Mr. fes'-
Miss Nadine Jones entertained the mem
bers of her Sunday school class with ST
Patrick's day dinner Tuesday night at her
home. Those present were: Miss Vera
Chubb, teacher of the class; Margaret Sny
der, Pauline Lair, Zume Euwer. Margaret
Stapleton, Anita Parker, Esther Chubb.
Martha Mills, Mae Oliver and Nadine Jones.
The Epworth league society of the church
will have hay rack ride and wiene roast
Wednesday night The affair was to bare
been held Thursday night, but was post
poned owing to the debate
been making their home in Mrs John
Eaines' house, at 2S24 Ohio avenue, have
changed their residence to the Alley farm,
has spent the winter with her dauRhtrr.
Mrs. A. 4. Morris, of Leeompton, and who
has also been in Hartford, Kan, with
other relatives, has returned to her home
at 2s24 Ohio avenue.
Miss Adeline Lang will lead the Epworfh
League service Sunday night at 30
o'clock.
Miss Nettie Leuenberger and Miss Mar
garet Anderson spent last Sunday al guests
of Mrs. John Raines.
Mr.. Harold Lyon has returned 10 hix
home in Osnge City after attending the
conference here and visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Chubb and Mrs. Jerry Chubb.
Park debated with the Oakland team,
Thursday night at Oakland, and the OAK
Park team at Highland Park Thursday
night. Both negative teams won.
The Highland Park High School ORA
two days of this week at the school house.
Performances were given Friday after
noon at O'Clock, Friday night at > oelock
aud the third performance will be given
Saturday night at o'clock. The proceeds
from the play will be used to pay FOR
chairs which the school has purchased
to seat persons in the assembly room Of
the school. The cast includes: Miss Gene
We've Rhoades. Miss Lucille Lemons. Miss
Minnie Burbank, Miss ELAN Lamb, Miss
Esther Chubb. Mr.. Seth LeOmons, Mr.
Clark Searie. Mr.. Harold Porter. Mr. My
ron Bigger. Mr.. Morris Hook. The play 81
under the direction OF Mr.. II. Wallace Cor
bett.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Updegraff haze
changed their residence from Maryland
avenue to apartments at 500 Kansas ave
nue..
Mrs. Joseph Smith who has been in Car
bondaie for some time with her mother.
Mrs. Sarah Kirkum. has returned home.
Mrs Kirkum. who is suffering with sew
eral broken ribs, accompanied her daugh-
ter home.