Mary Chiles Hospital Opens Doors Saturday
The Mary Chiles Hospital in Mt Sterling opened to the public on Saturday with a 2 to 5 pm reception and a 3 pm dedication. Judge Robert H. Winn, Dr. M V P Yeaman, Rev. Glyde Darsie and Rev. R C Goldsmith spoke. Mrs. Jack Burbridge and Mrs. Roger Drake sang a duet.
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Mary Chiles Hospital
Mt. Sterling
Robert H. Winn
M. V. P. Yeaman
Glyde Darsie
R. C. Goldsmith
Jack Burbridge
Roger Drake
Bigstaff
Robert C. Gatewood
Laura Magowan
George R. Snyder
William FH. Reid
New York
Nettie Reid
G. Allen McCormick
Florence , McCormick
Caswell Prewitt
M. T. McEldowney
Winchester
B. W. Trimble
Martha Cassity
Catholic Church
Baptist Church
John G. Winn
S. H. Glick
Huntington
W. Va
Trimble Loyal Women’s Bible Class
History Club
Women
Miss Bess Pelley
Miss Click
Kayes
Cream Delivered Sunday Orders for Cream and Ices
Announcement from Candy Kitchen invites Sunday cream and ice orders due by 11 am each Sunday. Phone 119.
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Candy Kitchen
Mt Sterling Featured In Local Film At Table Theatre
Mt Sterling scenes will appear in a First National photoplay with Mildred Harris in Polly of the Storm Country. The film shows local views school children public buildings leading business firms and living models wearing the latest fashions. A random shoot means no one knows who was filmed so attend Thursday to possibly have a role.
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Mt. Sterling
Mildred Harris
Polly
Beloved Woman Dies in Local Home
Miss Elizabeth Amburguy aged 41 died Saturday night at her father A J Amburguy's Locust street home after months of illness. She was a Baptist and vital to family and friends. Survived by parents two sisters Mrs Ida Chambers and Mrs W J McCarty and brother Samuel. Funeral at Baptist church at 2:30 this afternoon conducted by Rev Thompson. Burial Machpelah cemetery.
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Elizabeth Amburguy
A. J. Amburguy
Locust Street
Miss Amburguy
The
Baptist Church
Ida Chambers
W. J. McCarty
Samuel Amburguy
Thompson
Winchester Baptist Church
Machpelah Cemetery
For Sale Tennis Net and Racquet with Balls
Used tennis net in good condition from one match, plus a racquet and six balls. Apply at this office.
Rufus Hadden in a Critical Condition
Hon. Rufus Hadden a widely known county citizen lies at death's door in his Clay street home. He has been semi conscious for days and his end is momentarily expected. His children have been summoned to his bedside. For sale Ford Roadster apply to R P Winn.
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Rufus Hadden
County
Clay Street
Former Pastor Honored as Carson-Newman Board Chair
Dr. J. Pike Powers, founding pastor of Mt. Sterling Baptist Church, was elected chairman of the board of trustees at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City Tennessee. Powers begins his 22nd year in the role.
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J. Pike Powers
Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
Carson Newman College
Jefferson City
Tenn
Doctor Powers
Turnpike construction begins along old Springfield road
Work has begun on the turnpike over the old Springfield road from the Bath county line to beyond Springfield church. The project promises benefit, with Montgomery county having completed its end years ago.
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Springfield Road
Bath County
Springfield Church
Montgomery County
For Sale Fine Dahlias and Cannas
Local ad notes sale of dahlias and cannas in varieties and colors offered by L T Chiles with contact at 54 8t for price and availability.
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L. T. Chiles
Beat a march to revive the nation’s spirit
Napoleon’s drummer boy inspires a charge against retreat urging optimism and action for business and national recovery. Pessimists retreat while bold leaders beat the march toward victory, rallying farmers, merchants, and workers to renewed energy and hope.
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Napoleon
Mt Sterling invited for Community Service assistance
The Mt. Sterling temporary Community Service Committee has invited Community Service Incorporated to help organize leisure time activities. Mr. Ralph W. Hills will report to Mt. Sterling today to begin work after national approval. The Chamber of Commerce president, H. G. Hoffman, has received the invitation letter detailing local support and funding commitments.
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Community Service Committee
Mt. Sterling
National Community Service
Ralph W. Hills
H. G. Hoffman
Chamber of Commerce
Hoffman
Community Service (Incorporated
DeJarnette
Sterling
March County Court sees brisk stock trading shift from Monday
A large city crowd of businessmen watched a brisk market with 3000 head of cattle and dozens of mules and horses. Prices varied by weight from 50 cents to 112.50 per head for bulls and 6 to 9 cents for cattle. saddle horses sold 150 to 300 per head. Hog sales were sparse with only a few trades and rejections noted. Indications point to a heavy May stock run at the court.
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Buck Karrick
May Court
Home Talent Play on Tuesday Night
The Junior History Club presents I Grant You Three Wishes tonight in lab rooms after ten days of rehearsals. The cast features Mary V. Robertson Elaine McChesney Montfort and a group of city performers with specialties between acts by Mrs Tipton Wilson Evelyn Prewitt and Alma Cox in a colorful community production.
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Elaine McChesney Montfort
Meredith Cox
Elaine
Mary V. Robertson
Lois
Elizabeth Young
Dorothy Tyler
Beth McChesney
Elizabeth McCaun
Lucille Fairfax
Vivian Alfrey
Aggie Lyman
Ethel Baker
Maggie O’brien
Laura Hart
Alice McChesney
Leo Hombs
Madame LeFaire
Blanche Clark
Aileen Aldrich
Martha Mae Robinson
Joyce Hamilton
Ida Belle Brother
Elaine McChesney
Ralph Greene
Newcombe
Frances Henry
Sara
Shirley Tout
Tipton Wilson
Evelyn Prewitt
Alma Cox
Hombs & Co. Baseball Cartoon Ad Teases Weekly Prize
An advertisement in this issue features a baseball cartoon from Hombs & Co. promising a $1 merchandise prize to the first person who guesses the star in the National or American League. The plan runs every Tuesday for 12 weeks with drawings of Thursday morning redemption after 8 o clock.
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Hombs & Co
Kismet Charms Crowded Table Theatre Audience
Last Friday at the Table Theatre the celebrated fiction picture Kismet drew a crowded house. The eagerly awaiting audience sought preferred seats as the film played and was well received, with Mr. Small praised for selecting high class pictures.
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Kismet
Mr. Small
Claude Stephens Dies From Wounds
Claude P. Stephens died at St Joseph Hospital in Lexington after a severe assault on Locust street weeks earlier. He was 46, proprietor of the Mr Sterling Bottling Works, a Christian church member, and survived by two sisters Adeliah Rankin and O B Clark. Interment followed at Machpelah cemetery after services at the Christian church led by Rev Clyde Darsie.
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Claude P. Stenheps
Locust Street
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Christian Church
Machpelah Cemetery
Clyde Darsie
Stephens
Stphens
Sterling
Adeliah Rankin
O. B. Clark
Market Place Ad Sells Various Goods
Clothing shoes and furniture offered for sale by The Market Place managed by C Howell. Call 913 for goods.
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C. Howell
Oil Prices Edge Up Across Grades
The first advance in crude oil prices was recorded yesterday with gains of 10 to 25 cents per barrel across all grades. Experts say the rise will total thousands of dollars for operators in the region and many expect further increases soon.
Wool market price ad by McDonald Bros
John McDonald advertises buying wool at the highest market price. Call McDonald Bros at their former stand to secure sacks needed.
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McDonald Bros
John McDonald
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Jack Owens
Ford
R. P. Winn
Hanna
Community Service For
March County Court
Claude Stephens
Agandie
A. B. C. Silk
the Ladies Specialty
N. T. Benton
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