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Wednesday,
July 4, 1951
18th
Annual Reunion
On Wednesday July 4th the 18th annual
reunion of the Lewis family was held in the Baptist Church Parlors.
A delicious dinner was served at 12:30 to the thirty-three
members attending.
The business meeting and program was held in the newly decorated
auditorium.
The business meeting was opened with prayer by the President
Laura Winter.
Greetings were read from:
Rev. Wilkin of St.
Louis, Missouri
Dr. Lewis Winter family, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dr. C. I. and Mrs. Hatfield, Long Beach, California
F. W. Lannom family, Chula
Vista, California
A tape recording greeting was recd from Dr. Robert Winter
family and the group recorded a greeting to send them.
Mrs. Lewis Winter reported that Dr. Winter had financed the
redecorating of the church. Everyone
expressed their appreciation.
Betty Freeborn presented the following program:
Recitation Gayla Jo Winter
Solo Gayla Jo Winter
Solo Barbara Jean Mosley
Rec. Lewis Winter, 3rd
Rec. Bruce Winter
Duet Kathy and Jean Freeborn
Trio Barbara & Leslie Ann Mosley & Bruce Winter
Solos Song of Peace & Loves Old Sweet Song Jessie
Aukes
Richard Winter read parts of the Declaration of Independence
Nell Andreas reported that during the past year a daughter,
Deborah Ann had been born to Dick & Mary Armour Stone, a son to Don &
Leona Winter Ball and that Gloria Wiegers had wed.
Short talks were given by:
Claude Wheeler Fairbury
Dr. Aukes Red Cloud
Mary Stone Comstock
Moved by Jessie Aukes that officers held over for coming
year carried.
In closing the group sang, On Top of Old Smokey, led by
Richard Stone and God Be with You Til We Meet Again.
Those attending were:
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wheeler and family Fairbury
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Stone and family Comstock
Dr. & Mrs. John Aukes Red Cloud
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Winter Wilber
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Winter Western
Mr. & Mrs. Leslie Mosley & Jean Western
Mr. & Mrs. Robt Freeborn & family Western
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Winter Western
Mr. & Mrs. Rolland Winter & family Western
Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Armour Western
Mrs. Nell Andreas Western
Lewis Winter, III
& Bruce Winter Minneapolis
Ann Armour
Secretary
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