Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1914-02-12


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Dr.. 4. n. conklln spoke 70 II
boys OF the hlsh school last Thurs
day nishtHupon the iSuhIsct. ''Medi
cipe Az Life w0sk." Some OF th'
II bh9sseh he longit supl Mere: TIT
dtdbperament heceSsary Tor a physi
heian; sthe habits he should cultivated
fhise preparation. training, and op-
! portunities for advancement. Is
llpecial emphasis was laid upon the
seriousness OF a doctors work. For
instance. the taking OF human life
into his hands. A new thought was
advanced when Dir. Conklin said
that the. doctor IL the only man
who works against his own trade.
N, H. Malott and C. c. wyandt were
II present. These men are scheduled
in the future to speak upon Bank
Ing and Insurance" respectively.
These talks by the successful men
Of the town are very interesting. II
is something new and attendance is
wholly voluntary. yet a large num-
bber OF the boys are present at each
talk.
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The seniors had a meeting FRI
day noon to plan for a party. No
definite arrangements have been
bmade, as TO what they will do.
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-. miss Belle Bradfield, a former
'tstndent, visited chapel on Friday.
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The visitors Wednesday were
Congressman Victor Murdoch, p. w.
Heath, GvM Harger and Mrs. How
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e. The orchestra is putting out. some
blassy music. Come and hear 1t.
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{ The Juniors are also planning
party. 1t is to be of kind that most
all, junior classes know about and
that the seniors highly enjoy.
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Two high school graduates have 8
been frequenting our halls this q
week: Chauncey Hunter and .Deane '
Ackeps. Jack Hutton is also home.
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Mr. Jaceard of the Jaccard Jewel L
ry company was at the high school A
on Tuesday and Mr. Knight of Chi 81
cago, book agent, was here on o
Wednesday,, h
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The members of the sophomore +
class had planned to have a WIEN
erwurst roast at Engle's grove,
tbout one and half miles south
II town on Friday night, Feb. 6, but 81
wing to the sudden cold change in Ia
he weather they have postponed It nt
Until some moderate moonlight VI
light when they will sally forth M
With "wieners" and marshmallows. nj
nevertheless a party for Washing ns
pn's birthday to be held at the an
ome Of Norman Gross is certain Dl
Y. Committees have been at work ~
DR. some time now and all arrange sn
tents are well under way. at
Last Friday night a large party
junior boys and girls. carrying mo
ne hundred and twenty-seven wien- Fe
'wursts walked two miles south of b D1'
bilene to Lahdes' grove where they nee
asted wieners and marshmaIlows the
'dlplayed run, sheep run" the to
'pular game on srch "h,,,n ~. hay
easure Of the party was only mar n ner
q when Sheridan Spangler tum- the
pd headrforemost into the large art.
:ch along South Buckeye. Misses ana
II and McLatchey chaperoned the t tSc
fty but were in turn chaperoned kin,
Mr.. Anderson and Miss Hopkins. tstre
eat .tft NJ all.
ae@as . may
rhe juniors have given out April
as the probable date. Of the jun MIR,
7s gR \, F:eeePtiOn,
IgI n o. q a..
fhetDebate club of the high school &. NJ
! gitssfegHlar monthly meeting lily
iFsday. sFebl 6. The purpose of Tues
mesting9 was to discuss subjects cont
f Notwithstanding for inter year
|sadebates' tseveral of the mem deaf
OF e1eiclub are in favor of ar M
gang.debaesf among the different age
sess The tpins for this years sons
laAine team have been ordered frien