Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-02-24
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A large number Of the members
of the Progressive Union club met
with Mrs. George Randecker last
Thursday afternoon, Feb. H. Mrs.
Robert Logan and son Warren were
at the meeting. Visitors present were
Mrs. Gus Sprecher, Mrs. Frank Rob-
son, Mrs. Charley Bethe and Miss
Margaret Bell A short business
meeting was held and Mrs. Fred
Tinker appointed to take Mrs. Hum
barger's place as secretary ana
treasurer. Several other subjects
were brought up for discussion. The
remainder Of the afternoon was
spent socially. The hostess then
served very appetizing lunch after
which the club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Albert Robson March 3.
All members are urged to be present
to settle some business matters take
up in the last meeting
Simpson-Bane
Edwin B. Bane and Mrs. Lizzie /
Simpson of Longford were married .
by Rev. F. s. Blayney in the pres
ence Of relatives and friends at 2 p.
M Wednesday, Feb. % and will be
at home at Longford to their many
friends.
On returning from church Feb. 20
Rev. John Sheets and wife of Moon
light were pleasantly surprised
when their daughter and hin law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Crawford in
vited them to their home to celebrate ,
their golden wedding anniversary. j
Shortly after their arrival a boun- ,
teous lap dinner was served and in ,
the plates Of the grandparents were ,
placed fifty dollars in gold. All the :
children and grandchildren living in i,
Kansas were present, including Mr.. =
and Mrs. Enos Sheets and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sollenberger !,
and family, Mrs. Tobias Sheets and
son Dan Sheets Of Abilene, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Engle, Mr. and Mrs.
william LexOw and family, Fred
Rice, student of Abilene and chum G
of Clarence LexOw. The afternoon 5
was spent with music and several :
letters from the absent children and I
WClC lSuuy CAPlCccih6 -
their deesire to be present and their
appreciation Of their parents.
Birthday Surprise
Thursday evening, Feb. II, Mr.. =,
Frank Teeters was very pleasantly NJ
surprised when the members Of the la
Sunshine club and their families 81
came with well filled baskets and at fl
z O'Clock a most delicious dinner II
was served in cafeteria style. III
Most of the members and several y"
visitors were present to enjoy the
evening which was spent in playing
games. There was a Valentine box
for the little folks which they en-
Ioyed. The club presented Mr..
reeters with a framed motto.
Lewis-Binder
Alya L. Lewis and Frederick T.
Binder were united in marriage
at high noon at the
Methodist parsonage. The ceremony
vas performed by Rev. G. L. How
ard in the presence Of near rela-
ives Of the contracting parties. The
-oung couple are among the fine
'oung people Of the Oak Hill neigh
orhood and will make a success on
be farm, where they are going to
rake their home.
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Some Of the old Navarro friends
nd others met at the home Of Mr..
nd Mrs. l. l. Mortified Friday
Vening In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
eynolds who soon leave for their see
olorado home. A very enjoyable VIII
Tening was spent. Mr. and Mrs. tiv,
eynolds win be missed by their Me
sighbors and friends who wish bot
lem happiness in their new home. que