The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-15

Mrs. ". "A. Mcclure OF INOILn 1Opekd,
which took place June 5. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure have gone to housekeep-
ing at 1913 Madison street, south.
FIoyd John Evans and his assist
ants of North Topeka are holding
successful tabernacle revival at Ross
Vile. There is a good attendance and
series of conversions already re-
corded.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage OF Mr. A. w, Anderson, formerly
of North Topeka, to Miss Verna Cot
trell of Kansas City at the brides
home Wednesday. June IA Mr.. An
derson was formerly employed at the
Santa Fe general offices in Topeka.
He graduated from Phillips univer-
sity, Enid, Okla, last month in which
institution he has been preparing for
the ministry. ]. H. Anderson, former
ly minister of the North Christian
church, now pastor of the Grandview
Christian church at Kansas City. Kan.
read the ceremony. The bride and
Z bridegroom will leave Immediately for
Kaw City, Okla. at which point Mr..
Anderson has been preaching for the
First Christian church for the past
two years. He continues to serve this
cburch as pastor.
Notes and Personals.
Wednesday was the eleventh annR
versary of the marriage of the Rev.
Walter J. Marshfield and Mrs Marsh
field, 1011 Jackson street, and as Mr..
Marshfield is priest in charge of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, the
members presented them with a hand
some silver teapot in memory of the
occasion.
- A program and ice cream social will
be given Friday evening at Pleasant
Hill school house by members of the
Pleasant Hill Sunday school
Musical entertainment and social by
Big Brothers class of Second Presby-
tartan church FRIDAY evening at g
o'clock at church. representations by
Mr.. Ray Harshbarger of Washburn
college. Admission rs cents.-Adv.
Mrs. Harry Endinger, 213 West Cor
don street, gave a picnic yesterday at
Garfield park for Opal, lola and Dora
Shaffer, formerly of Marceline, Mo-,
who are visiting Mrs. Edinger while
their parents are moving to Topeka,
and their friends. Lillian Walters,
Chester Walters. Leo Walters and
Jack Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ConwelI of 1929
Quincy street are spending the week
end at Lake View.
Special for week end, 75c and $500
rubber bathing caps for sec, at A. M.
Petro & Son.-Adv
Miss Marie McMaster of Eskridge,
Kan, is spending this week at ego
Monroe street, the guest of her cousin,
Miss Daisy Rogers.
Mrs. Charles Siegrist and Miss Mil
dred Furgason have gone to Illinois to
spend the summer.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. 923 Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.
Mary Ellen Sheetz entertained Tues
day at her home in Quincy street, in
honor of her birthday anniversary.
Herschai Rogers Of $40 Monroe
street has taken a position at the J.
G. Haney grocery store.
Miss Virginia Wilson of Quincy
street, has gone to Lebanon, Kansas
for a visit of two weeks to Mr.. and
Mrs. A w. Kelley.
Lester Griffith of Wheaton is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Lee Rogers and
Mr.. Rogers.
La Reux Rogers is working at the
Eagle shoe store.
Frank Rogers is recovering from an
injured finger, sustained while play
ing baseball Tuesday.
Entertainment by Merry Workers
class. Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church,
Friday eve, Community house. One
act play, readings and music. Chill
dren loo, adults rs cents.-Adv
Mrs. Robert Waterman and Miss
Mary Bennett of Atchison are guests
today at the Charles L. Haywood
home, AIS Harrison street, south Mrs.
Waterman and her sister, Miss Ben
nett, are on their way to California
to make their home. Some years ago
the Bennett family lived in North To-