Lovely Valentine Party Lights Lexington Social Week
SPECIAL TO The Enterprise Lexington February 8 A Valentine bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A L on Vance Street drew eight tables and featured prizes for both ladies and gentlemen. Notables included Mrs. Pat Young and Mr. Henry T. Greene. The event followed by a salad course and chess pies showcased a festive Valentine atmosphere.
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Lexington
A. L
Vance Street
Pat Young
Henry T. Greene
W. J. Haselden
Sara Frances Tindsay
Raymond Bowers
K. V. Epting
Donald Harris
Reid Settle
J. A. Tindsay
Hayden Hooper
Joe Holman
Chamers ‘Hutchins
R. L. Meacham
Hugh Miley
R. T. Black
George C. Connor
Hich Point
Charles Howerton
Winston-Salem
Mr. Disher
8.8.8. Restore Appetite with 8.85 Co
Fragmentary ad snippet notes a product linked to appetite restoration and traffic research. Mentions 8.8.8 and a second size, with reference to the 8.85 Co. likely promoting two convenient packaging options. No clear event or person identified.
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Hollywood Gossip Ex Cowboys Turned Movie Figures
Hollywood notes ex cowpunchers like David Manners and Jimmy Gleason who left ranch life for films. The piece recalls Manners ranching in Arizona, Gleason quitting to join the army, and other stars with real cowboy roots before Hollywood fame. It also mentions Helen Hayes failing to secure work on a studio tour and Faulkner keeping work at home in Memphis.
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Hollywood
David Manners
Arizona
Austin Parker
Miriam Hopkins
Helen Hayes
William Faulkner
Faulkner
Memphis
Tenn
Story of Sue Bum By Margery Hale
Sue visits Jack Thornton in hospital under a false name, prompting a nurse to ask another woman to leave. The scene exposes Sue’s outsider status in the town’s social circle and her struggle to fit in with Jack’s upperclass world. Joe Dexter’s visits complicate the social dynamics as Sue realizes she remains excluded from the elite set.
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Sue
Jack
Dexter
Joe Dexter
Joe
Mrs. Thornton
Peardon
Nancy Becker
Jack Thornton
Finesses Versus Sure Play In Bridge Hand At St Petersburg
The article analyzes a bridge hand involving Mrs. Sadie Bennett after a spade overcall and a two no trump contract. It discusses whether a club finesse should be taken, noting that although it may work it might ruin the contract. The scene includes the runner up from a national tournament and a suspenseful sequence of plays and discards.
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Sadie Bennett
St. Petersburg
Bennett Defends Against Contract in Bridge Hand
In a bridge play, Mrs. Bennett countered a three heart trick plan by playing ace of clubs, cashing spade tricks, and discarding from dummy. She won with the ace of hearts and diamonds, clinching the contract by avoiding a fin, demonstrating precise defensive maneuvering.
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Bennett
East
Dummy
West
Angry Lamb Sparks Boss Raise Joke
A humorous quip compares a boss to a lamb after a clerk asks about a pay raise. The exchange ends with a playful cry of raa from the lamb like figure, reflecting lighthearted workplace banter.
Pretty Mean Trick
In Columbus a newspaper peddler named Joe Fleming reports a customer paid 50 cents for a paper but asked for 45 cents change, leaving a 2 cent tip. Joe later found the coin was a lead half dollar, a deceitful act.
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Columbus
Joe Fleming
Joe
Vicks VapoRub Promoted for Colds in All Ages
A vintage advertisement extols Vicks VapoRub as a versatile external treatment for colds. It claims quick action via skin absorption and medicated vapors, with night long relief and safety for children in over 70 countries, while noting suitability for adults.
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Martha Bates
Geraldine Weaver
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Roxie Sheets
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H. W. Hinshaw
Virginia Flowers
R. T. Clemmons
J. N. Gilkey
Grandview
Washington
Lee Smith
G. P. Gabriel
Stanton Bennett
Gilkey
Sheets Memorial Baptist Church
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Ray Sechrist
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Sechrist
Cleora Roberts
Lancaster
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W. H. Sechrist
A. Y. Cottrell
Lenoir
N. A. Long
Patricia Lee
Burlington
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Irene Shirley
Hollis Helmatetler
W. F. Brinkley
Monroe
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Tiresame
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Jimmy Gleason
Philippines
Dan Thoma
Sue Bum
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Vicks
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