Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-09-08

] Thoses present we're Mr.. aRft Mtk
! Mike Bert and childreR NJ, anu
] Mrs. Sohn Rakestrhw and cAtldreA'
Mrs. Lydia Cartner and children
Mrs. John Derrick and children, MT
and Mrs. Enoch Derrick and Misses
Allie and Nellie Derrick.
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The Epworth League OF the Meth
. odist church win give q watermelon
J social Monday night ~ sthe Hop
wood farm south OF town. Every
body come and bring a friend.
The Progressive Union club en-
tertained their families and friends
at a picnic Sept. at the sand
Springs camping ground. They ar
rived at the place about noon Win
well filed baskets and had regu-
lar feast of good things. In the
afternoon ice cream, and cake and
later watermel0ns were served free
: to all those present. The amuse-
ments were swings, horseshoe pitch
inp and other games. There were
over 40 people present to enjoy the
i fun Late In the afternoon they iefI
for home feeling that the day HAD
been. well spent.
The members Of the ID. M. Z. clut
were delightfully."- entertained py
Miss LYLE Nottorf at her home Wed
nesday afternoon. A short business
meeting was held. The club mas
decided to take the home makers
work for the following year from the
r state Agricultural College and looF
for good deal Of interest to the
work. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. Visitors OF
p the club were Mrs. c. S. Ball ant
, daughter vestilena of Highland
$ Mrs. Jean Alsop and Hazel Kyle
= The club adjourned to meet witt
+ Mrs. Fred Heinen on Sept. IA.
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A very enjoyable event took phc'
Tuesday evening when 40 guests ar
n rived at the City Park with wei
!, filled baskets to partake of an oil
Fashioned picnic supper in hohor
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. billing and chill
drcn of Fletcher, Okla. After sup
q per story telling, games and TIL
many different amusements for tn
n children which the park is noted roi
: time passed most too quickly. AT
a late hour watermelon feast wa
J. held and all then departed feelin
" that this was the end of perfec
day. Those present We're: Mr.. an
Mrs. T.. w. billing and children
Fletcher, Okla, Mr. and Mrs. A.
billing and daughter Eliza, Mr.. an
l. Mrs. Walter billing and children
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harry billing, Vanc
y and Delmer billing, Miss Leila Oil
+ ing. Miss Ruth Eiseline, all of Wi
~ lowdale; Mrs. Henry billing, Mr.
C. Frank Davis, Miss Mabel Whit'
y Miss Esther Davis, Merl Davis, NJ
W and Mrs. Cliff FObler and children
of Solomon; Mr.. and Mrs. Pe'
Winnis an dson, Miss Mae Wlnnl
John Winnis, Mrs. NJ. billing, Z. /
e, Kirkwood, Miss Florence HOwlan
I. and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Watkins al
on daughter Olga.
re, y .
he A surprise dinner was given SUI
ne day at the home Of Mrs. John kol
". man ST., in honor of her son Albert
m, birthday. Those present were: MI
he John Kohman, ST., and sons Harl
of and Albert, Mr.. and Mrs. John kol
tie man Jr., and family, Mr.. and MI
re Geo. Holman and family, Mr.. al
as Mrs. Max Holman nd family, NJ
er and Mrs. Chas. Haslouer and famll
he Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Lair and faml
and Mrs. Geo. Sprinkel and famil
SIS & & E
ed Tappen-Amos
IS. Announcements which came as
70 surprise to friends here, have be-
he received of the marriage in Bright'
lg Col, June II, of Miss Thelma Ia
IN pen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
IN w. Happen of Enterprise, to NJ
tx Wilfred A. Amos Of Denver, forme
ly of Abilene The are at home
2216 Race street, Denver, Col.
The bride is graduate Of Abiler
ly high school and taught in the count
v for year. She went to Bouide
,e Col. to attend summer session an
then surprised her friends with tn
announcement of her marriage.
Z AA
h Marriage License
1t Chas. VIM Brewer, Elmo, 43
50 Clara Elizabeth Halscher, lO'
1t Springs, 40
10 Mrs. r. NJ. Green entertained l
IS girls Wednesday afternoon for ne
ir daughter, Mildred. The aftern00
m was spent playing games and pic
e mic supper was served by IN
y hostess.
2. & & e
= The Riverside club met at tn
home of Mrs John Holman, Sr. !
large crowd was present. Mrs. Chas
Haslouer was the visitor. The bust
ness meeting was held and the vic
president took charge Of the meet
ing. A delicious lunch was served b.
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. no.