Local Society Notes From Paris Cards and Guests
R H Winn visits Paris. Carolyn Ratliff of Lexington and others guest with Miss Adelaide Gay. James Lewis of Colorado visits John R Faulkner family. Easter visits span Louisville to Frankfort and Lexington. Various local residents travel, host, or attend events. Prof R S Eubank of Lexington stops in for business. many returns home from trips to Cincinnati Martinsville and Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Carolyn Ratliff
Lexington
Adelaide Gay
James Lewis
Colorado
John R. Faulkner and
Family
Carrie, Hardy
Hardy
S. R. Burris
Will Moore
Alberta Mitchell
Stella Stephens
Paris
B. Stephens
H. Sherman Goodpaster
Frankfort
Thomas Johnson
R. A. Chiles
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Ed. Mathias
Carlisle
Mathias
P. McNamara
Carroll Chenault
Centre College
Danville
C. C. Chenault
R. 8. Eubank
The
Southern School Journal
Prefs
H. A. Babb
Mt. Sterling High School
A. E. Northcutt
John Triplett
W. H. Bryant
Bartlett Paxton
Ashland
H. M. Wright
Louisville
Kentucky State Dental Association
Religious Services and Meetings Announced Across Churches
Bishop Lewis W Burton presided over communion confirmation at the Episcopal church this afternoon. The Children’s Missionary Society of the M E Church schedules an exchange at Vanarsdell’s Store on Saturday April 10. Dr A W Fortune will preach at Somerset church Sunday morning and evening with morning service at 11 and evening at 7. The Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church meets at the parsonage with Mrs J L Clark Friday at 10 30 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis W. Burton
Lexington
Episcopal Church
Children’s Missionary Society of the
M. BE. Church
Vanarsdell’s
A. W. Fortune
Somerset Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
J. L. Clark
Sick Mrs Mastin ill at home on West Main Street
An illness surrounds Mrs. R F Mastin who is confined at her residence on West Main Street. The notice suggests using the Advocate to advertise any upcoming sale and to print sale bills, referencing a potential sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Mastin
West Main Street
the Advocate
Social Evening for Young Girls Circle at Gay Home
The Young Girls' Mission Circle of the Christian church enjoyed a Monday night program at Miss Ade laide Gay's home with Miss Ethel Baker hosting. A splendid program was presented and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Ethel Baker
Adelaide Gay
Three Stars Lead New Masked Rider Western Serial
Ruth Stonehouse Paul Panzer and Harry Myers headline the new western serial The Masked Rider at Table Theatre on Friday. Director Aubrey M Kennedy famed for early Goldwyn productions describes the daring stunts and one actor Paul Panzer suffered a brief injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Table Theatre
Ruth Stonehouse
Paul Panzer
Harry Myers
Kennedy
Aubrey M. Kennedy
Goldwyn
Polly
Foot Specialist Opens Winchester Offices
Dr J W Weber, famed foot expert, opens offices in the Colonial Building Winchester Kentucky. He guarantees to remove coins bunions growing nails and other foot troubles without a knife. Weber is regarded as a leading authority on feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
J. W. Weber
Colonial
Weber
Colonial Bldg
Two Gifts to College of the Bible Announced
The College of the Bible will receive $2,000 from the will of A. M. Jones of Mayfield who died in Jackson Florida. Jones was a longtime supporter of the college. Another $1,000 gift was given this week without solicitation as appreciation for the college and its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of the Bible
A. M. Jones
Mayfield
Jackson
Florida
Jones
Reverend Dawson Returns to Church with Dual Services
The community welcomed the Rev. Dawson back for morning and evening services marking his first return since December. A wind storm caused damage nearby including ruined garages and barn damage. Farmers report varied yields with freezes, sowing practices, and early clover success amid widespread mumps cases locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Christian Church
Marshal Johnson
Bramlett
Henry Judy
Cross Pike
Nicholas County
Fred Mayes
Camargo
Pink Ricketts
Alice Treadway
Pike
James Greer
Mr. Tolliver
Oldham Pike
W. F. Horton
Ray Moss
Buford Goodan
Rural Carrier Examination Announced for Bath County Ky
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam for Bath County Ky to fill Sharpsburg post and other rural routes. The exam on May 8 1920 is open to domiciled citizens meeting Form No 1977 requirements. Women may enter but sex may be requested in certification. widows or spouses of disabled service members may qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Bath
Mt. Sterling
Sharpsburg
U. S
U. Ss
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington
Auction Sale Includes Clothing Jewelry and Chinaware
Wanted, for auction on Saturday April 10 at 7 30 P M Second hand clothing for ladies and gents jewelry and chinaware. Visit Market Place at Duersons Old Stand for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpfor
Duerson
Senate’s peace duty turns into farce, history will judge
The speaker denounces the Republican Senate for failing to bring peace calling their action a farce and predicting history will demand accountability for the chamber. He says he entrusted them with a solemn duty, but they delivered little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Eggs Volume Rises As Markets See Price Decline
Production and receipts of eggs have increased across markets with lower prices, especially on the eastern seaboard. Demand is heavy and trade generally satisfactory as April and May production peaks and surpluses move to Chicago. Live poultry receipts are light as farmers hold flocks for egg output. Frozen poultry demand is good, stocks are moving and slightly below last year. Danish butter arrivals influence lower butter values while U.S. butter production rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Moss
Mary Jane Deadly
Seaboard
Chicago
United States
Rutger Street Branch Savings Society Shows Big Gain
The Rutger Street Branch of the Lacelede Gas Light Company reports a savings society with steadily rising monthly totals. In March, members increased from 100 to 120 and purchases rose from $310.05 to $677.98, marking a stronger performance than February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacelede Gas Company
Rutger Street
Lacelede Gas Light Company
West Main Home Gets Improvements Under Way
W. P. Oldham begins improving his residence on West Main as work progresses on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Oldham
West Main
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Bsrpee
Duerson’s
R. H. Winn
Joe. Helsey
Memphis
Elizabeth McNamara
Irene McNamara
State University
Bessie Lane
Robert McConnell
Wilma Bailey
Versailles
Louise Barnes
Maryland College
Lutherville,Md
Wm. Marshall
Cincinnati
Lily McNamara
G. B. Senff
Lindsay Douglas
8. B. Carrington
Martinsville
Ind
H. H. Coppage
Triplett and
Flora
I. F. Tabb
Louise McAllister
A. L. Laughlin
Baumont
N. Roll Ratliff
R. N. Ratliff
Susan Ratliff Lane
Kitty Conroy
Ruth Kelly
Elizabeth MacNabb
Atlanta, Ga
Nanalyne Brown
Olympian Springs
Lucien B. Greene
Ralph
Mr. Greene
Baird Saltzgaber
Frances Saltzgaber
Indianapolis
Anna Tipton
I. M. Todd and Family
Clark County
Ernie Owen
Bertha Wills
J. C. Shoemaker
City
Nancy Clay
Dorothy Williams
Hamilton College
Matt C.clay
Jesse Alverson
Lawrenceburg
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
Alverson
Elizabeth Allen
Millersburg
John A. Judy
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals of
Ohio
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Wilson B. Warick
Jack Owings
Oklahoma City
Worick
W. J. Rees
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Rees
Missouri
I. F’. Tableo
College OF Bible
Camargo and Vicinity
Rural Carrier Examination
Walsh
Produce
Rutger
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