Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-08-10

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About 15O Country club member
enjoyed the party at the club hOus
last evening. Milton Eisenhower an,
Dave Matteson played for dancing
A number Of out OF town guest
were present.
Barlow Norman
Flora Barlow Of Chapman and Or
landO Norman, also of that plac,
were married by Judge Jessi,
Beeghly this morning. Both are wei
known and have the best wishes Of
their many friends.
A large number Of the members Of
the Lutheran church enjoyed pie.
mic supper at the City Park last
evening. in honor Of the new pastor
Rev. r. J. Wolfe and family. An
abundant supper was served cafe.
terra stye and all enjoyed the occa-
sion. -rts. .ta
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Preacher Picnic 80
The annual picnic for all the
preachers of Dickinson county, to-
gether with their families and visit
ing friends, will be held Friday,
1, at the City Park. The
is planning for a large at
tendance and great time.
An interesting literary program
with music is being arranged for
both preachers and their wives. This
Is to begin at 10 o'clock. There are
swings and slippery slides for the
children and in the afternoon there
will be all kinds Of sports, games,
races and interesting pastimes for
young and old.
Every preacher in the county is
Urged to make note Of the date and
,lan to be present without fail.
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Rev. and Mrs. David TOwnley, Mr..
md Mrs. Roy Baer, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Z. JeffcOat and Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID.
Shadinger returned from weeks
,uting at the Sand Springs camp
ng ground.
The Ladies' Aid Society was pleas
lntly entertained at the home OF
Mrs. II. G. Meek on Wednesday,
August 2. Nine members and five
'isitOrs were present. The meeting
vas opened by the president by
eading the 91st Psalms after which
he minutes of the last meeting was
cad and the roll called, each one re-
ponded by quoting scripture verse.
very good reading was given by
Irs. Ralph Lehman. The remainder
# the afternoon was spent in quilt,
ng, after which dainty refreshments
Of ice cream and waters
we're served. The meeting was
cry pleasant affair for all and we
II join in thanking Mrs. Meek for
Ter lovely gratitude showed in in
iting the aid society as her guests.
he next meeting will be September
with Mrs, Martin Dunlap.
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Throne -Templin
Mr.. Ernest Templin who is well
nown by many Abilene people was
married. to Miss Winifred Throne
sunday morning at 8 O'Clock at the
,hrist Cathedral, Salina.
The Salina Union says Of the
Wedding: -.-...--..
A wedding, characterized by its
which comes as a COM
lete surprise to many friends. took
lace Sunday morning at 9 o'clock
t Christ Cathedral, at which time
fiss Winifred Throne was married
0 Mr.. Ernest A. Templin, Mime
polls. The impressive and beauti-
III ring service Of the Episcopal
hurch was real by the Rev. Charles
I. Mcknight, chaplain Of st. johns
choOl. The marriage was witnessed
v Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Throne,
arents Of the bride and their daugh-
nr, Cynthia Throne; Mr.. and Mrs.
rant Templin, Minneapolis, parents
( teh gromo; Mrs. B. F. Mcdaniel
nd Miss Ruby Brittendal, Abilene.
The bride, a beautiful and charm
ng young woman Of the blond type,
vore a tailleur of midnight blue with
ccessories of grey, and corsage bou-
net of brides roses and baby breath
,he is a talented young woman and
ollowing her graduation from the
,alina high school, 1918 she was
mployed as bookkeeper at the
'armers National bank, for nearly
our years. In January Mrs. Templin
vent to Denver to study china paint
ng, returning few weeks ago. She
) a musician of considerable ability
Mr.. Templin is one Of the best
'oung men of Minneapolis, amb1-
ious and energetic. He is engaged
n the shoe business with his father,
irant Templin of Minneapolis.
Seven young women of her Sun
lay school class delightfully."- sur
,rised Miss Maxine McGaffey on the
afternoon Of August with a shower
which was not a shower at all, but
me huge raindrop instead. Instead
If the miscellaneous gifts the girls
the material and tackled a
comforter for the bride-to-be. After
he work was done Miss McGaffey
took the girls to her room and show
ed them the contents Of her hope