Society News Notes From Loutavile To Winchester Circles
Reverend T Benton Hill visits Loutavile on business. Northern guests include Mrs J F Jones in Lexington and Mrs Ashby Anderson in Indianapolis. Mrs Emma Chenault and Mrs Tandy Chenault visit Winchester. Hettie and Nell Whaley visit Mrs W H Wood in Paris. Mrs Nellie Swope visits Kennard Titton’s family Woodford county. Mrs Tinsley Barnard and children in Ashland. family trip to Detroit. Tinsley Barnard returns from Chicago aiding 8 C Barnard stock. Mrs George Turley and Miss Elizabeth Turley visit relatives including Mr and Mrs J D Turley. Judge and Mrs John R Thomas and baby guests of Thomas family in Anchorage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashby Anderson
Indianapolis
Ind
Emma Chenault
Tandy Chenault
Winchester
Nellie Swope
Kennard Titton
Woodford County
Tinsley Barnard
Ashland
D. M. Holbrook
Frank Centers
Detroit
Chicago
C. Barnard
George Turley
Elizabeth Turley
Stepstone
J. D. Turley
John R. Thomas
Baby
Anchorage
Stanley Thomas
Jack Owings
Lexington Yesteday
Mae Stout
Hazard
John Wolson
Hettie
Elizabeth Brockway
Jellico
Webb Goodpaster
Owingsville
Various Visitors and Travels Across Kentucky and Ohio
Paul Bohrke visited Cincinnati while Mrs Jack Owings drove to Lexington yesterday. Several social guests arrive from Hazard Richmond Jellico and Covington for visits with local families. Pastors and families from Indianapolis and Ashland visit, while a group spends the week at a Cumberland River camp.
Local Residents Report Varying Illness Updates
Mrs. Dan Holbarn and Mrs. S. S. Priest remain ill at home on Broadway and Samuels avenue. Mrs. J. Stacy shows rapid improvement at a Leington hospital and plans to return home. James G. McNéal recovers from acute indigestion. Mrs. Matt. C. Clay greatly improves after treatment at St. Joseph Hospital Lexington and returns home. See The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Holbarn
Broadway
S. S. Priest
Samuels Avenue
James G. McNéal
Religious services and events at area churches this Sunday
Baptist Church offers 9:30 Sunday School and 10:30 and 7:30 sermons on Stewardship and John's Testimony. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30. Howard's Mill Baptist moves to 11:00 Sunday. Nazarene Church 10:00 Sunday School and 11:00 sermon on The Unity of the Spirit with 6:30 Young People and 7:30 evangelistic sermon. Methodist services include 9:30 Sunday School 10:45 worship 7:30 sermon on Character Building and 6:45 Epworth League with mid week 7:30 prayer meeting. Psalm 84:1-2 cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
L. Mitchell
John
Jesus
Howard's Mill
Noel Hodges
Church of the Nazarene
Young People’s Society
N. H. Hornback
Methodist
Epworth League
Tabernacles
Ayres Co Sells 50-Pound Cans of Fart at $6.50 Sat Only
Ayres Co offers 30 cans each weighing 50 pounds for six dollars and fifty cents per can for Saturday only. The unusual sale item is promoted as the very best fart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres Co
Miss Hettie Brockway Takes Hershey Travel Post
Miss Hettie Brockway has accepted a traveling representative and demonstrator role for the Hershey Chocolate Company and will begin work on May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie Brockway
The
Hershey Chocolate Company
Hog sale records show 15 head sold to Sid Hart
J. O. Kirk sold fifteen hogs to Sid Hart at 9.14 cents per pound. The animals are ready for the slaughter house and the transaction is noted in the rural market records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Kirk
Sid Hart
New Crop Produce Prices from Ayres Co
New crop sweet potatoes five cents a pound and new crop cabbage five cents a pound. Also listed are tomatoes strawberries apples and oranges from Ayres Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres Co
Easter activities and local notices in Mt Sterling region
Levee Ethel West reports Addie Branham improving after illness. Mrs Julia West and sons from Richmond visited relatives. Church services Sunday led by Rev Olaf Hamilton followed by an egg hunt at Dr Lee's meadow. Guy Lee and friends came from Lexington for Easter dinner with Sherman Lee. Horses and deaths noted. Wingate Hedger dies in Cincinnati hospital and buried locally. John Charles welcomed a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Hamilton
Mt. Sterling Baptist Church
Dr. Lee
Guy Lee
Lexington
Sherman Lee
Mt Sterling Laundry Promises Quick Hotel Laundry Service
Mt Sterling Laundry advertises ample capacity to handle large hotel orders on short notice. Guests can drop off laundry in the morning and receive it in the afternoon with sanitary treatment and rapid turnaround. The plant emphasizes readiness to do both hotel rush work and general laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling Laundry
Fatty Arbuckle Barred From Movies by Will Hays
Fatty Arbuckle laments cancelled contracts and withdrawn screenplays after Will Hays, head of the MPP A, announced a crackdown on his comeback. The item notes Arbuckle’s reaction “Gosh.” Also appears a separate help-wanted notice for a nurse and houseworker in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty Arbuckle
Will 8
Hays
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Gosh
Arbuckle
Swango Hatfield United in Howard's Mill Marriage
Miss Burna Hatfield of Bath County and Oliver Swango of Menefee County wed at Rev. W. M. Triplett's home in Howard's Mill on Wednesday April 19. The couple will reside with groom Asbury Swango at Means. they are young, and plan a future home with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Triplett
Howard's Mill
Burna Hatfield
Bath County
Oliver Swango
Menefee County
Asbury Swango
Means
A Little Each Day Builds A Year In Time And Wealth
A short daily effort yields large results over time, saving money and minutes. Small daily deeds accumulate to meaningful yearly gains in finances and time management.
Mrs Minnie Berry Plans European Passport Tour
Mrs Minnie R Berry has filed for a passport and will tour Europe in the summer. She will join a Blue Grass party led by Miss Sarah McGarvey of Lexington, leaving in June and returning in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie R. Berry
Berry
Sarah McGarvey
Lexington
Miss McGarvey
Sunshine special skirts stay as clothes come down
A playful caption notes fashion changes with the sun, stating all garments vanish except skirts, hinting at a season wardrobe shift and a light mood in the scene.
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Society
J F. Jones
L. T. Riddle
Irvine
Hettie and
Nell Whaley
Paris
Paul Bohrke
Cincinnati
Geneva McCarty
Richmond
Joseph H. Keller
Elizabeth Holbarn
Walter Neave
Brooksville
B. G. Nunnelley
Louisville
W. P. Apperson
Olus*Hamilton
Covington
Baptist Young People’s Union
Sam Lawrence
Martha Lawrence
H. M. Bishop
Alfred G. Gates
Miss Pink Ricketts
Camargo
Mrs
Clemmie Pendleton
Pleasureville
Robert M. Barnes
C. H. Petry
Cc. W. Harris
H. G. Enoch
Charles T. Hazelrigg
W C. Hamilton
C. W. Compton
Cumberpland River
Stacy
Leington Hospital
Advocate For Printing
Olitam S
Royal, Society
Advocate Publishing Co
Levee
Ethel West
Addie Branham
Julia West and Sons
Waller, Keney and
George
Campbell Anderson
Mt. Sterling
Wingate Hedger
John Charles
Answorth
P. Greenwade
Queen and Railroad
A. B. Oldham & Son, “Serven
Will Hays
HE. Maxwell
Swango-Hatfield
Europe
Department of Tours
Letters of Credit
Traders National Bank
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