Delegates Named for M and L District Conference
A list of attendees prepared for the M and church district conference shows delegates spanning numerous towns and churches. Names include Rev. J. R. Nelson Campton Hazel Green Rev. T. D. Walters Proctor Elam and many more amid ministers, lay leaders, and college officials from Kentucky communities and Louisville Paris and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. &. Church
Ethel Hurt
Gertrude Rose Childers
L. DeArmond
Campton
Hazel Green
J. R. Nelson
Clay City
Benjamin Sewell
Jake Hackett
W. Q. Covington
George S. McKinney
R. R. Wells
College Hill
T. D. Walters
Proctor S. Elam
Shafer Couch
Domino
H. T. Benny
Estill
Ravenna
J. S. Ragan
Grassy Lick
Camargo
E. K. Pike
C. B. Bowman
J. P. Boggs
L. T. Tayloe
Hazard
J. M. Robinson
J. M. Baker
J. W. Duke
Hindman
L. P. Fryman
J. J. Johnston
R. T. Davis
J. M. Winn
J. A. McClintock
Irvine
E. L. Griffiy
W. M. Holliday
Jackson
A. W. Vanderpool
P. P. Daniels
Jenkins
G. B. Cameron
B. ©. Horton
J. L. Watkins
E. R. Eustice
J. T. Slaton
T. Randle
Alfred Combs
Fletcher Mann
BE. G. B. Mann
C. F. Oney
J. B. Kendall
Hill Street Church
Lexington
M. T. Chandler
J. R. Haley
E. E. West
L. W. Rue
Epworth Church
J. E. Savage
G.W. Vaughn
W. E. Darragh
J. W. Cecil
J. C. Fitch
Ruth Bush
Park Church
R. C. Evans
J. W. Riley
Greenwader
Recital Planned by Mrs Fraser with Mrs Mickey at Presbyterian
Mrs John Fraser hosts Mrs S A Mickey the organist of Cynthiana for an organ recital at the Presbyterian church on Friday evening April 28 at 7 30. She will be assisted by a tenor soloist violinist cornetist and saxophonist all young men from Cynthiana. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fraser
S. A. Mickey
Cynthiana
History Club Program Arranged for Friday Afternoon
The History Club schedules a program on Friday April 28 at 2 30 with Mrs A Mickey as pianist and Mrs F Hamilton as soloist. Mrs John Fraser will read. A club tea follows the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mickey
F. Hamilton
John Fraser
Reading
Exchange Bank Buys Walsh Corner In Paris Kentucky
The Exchange Bank of Kentucky bought the Walsh Corner property at Main and Maysville streets in Paris. Plans call for extensive renovations including a tile floor on the first floor, a new main office on the rear, a cashier's office in the balcony, and a partitioned front with customer desks. The second floor will become a directors room and offices, the basement will gain concrete floors and private lock boxes, and a two story fireproof vault is anticipated. The bank will occupy current quarters during renovations planned for summer and fall. Cashier B Frank Perry promises the bank will grow into “the biggest and the best.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Bank of Kentucky
R. P. Walsh
Paris
Kentucky
Walsh Company
Main
Maysville
B. Frank Perry
Allen Prewitt Honored by Cloister Inn Club
Allen Prewitt of this city, a Princeton sophomore, was elected to the Cloister Inn Club during Bicker Week. Election to the upperclass eating club is regarded as an honor at Princeton University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Prewitt
Princeton University
Princeton
Hospital Bulletin Reports Local Admissions and Discharges
Mary Chiles and Mrs. B F Holder left Clark county hospital this Saturday and Monday respectively for treatment. Jack Owings was admitted Sunday and is improved. S W Gaitskill remains improving while A Richardson’s condition stays about the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stamats
Jack Owings
B. F. Holder
Clark County
S. W. Gaitskill
Prove. A
Richardson
Local firm promotes Herald contest with oil station coupons
Sam Carrington of Standard Oil announces a new service station at Main and Wilson streets will issue coupons tied to the Lexington Herald cooperative and advertising drive. The campaign offers $5,000 in cash and awards to Lexington area groups and individuals. Points accrue from purchases, with 1000 points per dollar or ten points per cent of price, redeemable on labeled products. Visit the Standard Oil service station for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Carrington
Standard Oil Company
Main
Wilson Streets
Lexington Herald
Lexington
Lexington District Conference Tonight
The Lexington district conference of the Methodist church convenes tonight at 7 30 with two business sessions and lunch served at the church. Delegates are arriving and 75 to 100 are expected to attend for a business event of interest and profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington District
The
Methodist Church
War Mothers and American Legion Aux Meet Wednesday
War Mothers and the Auxiliary of the American Legion will meet Wednesday afternoon at three o'clock in History Club rooms. All members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Mothers and the
Auxiliary of the American Legion
History Club
French Withdraws From Postmaster Race In Local City
Richard M. French, now in California, has withdrawn his name as applicant for postmaster citing a promotion to post office inspector and higher salary. The current postmaster Turner’s term runs to October, and locals expect a lively scramble for the plum as several new names are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard M. French
California
French
Turner
Window display shows Minton china by Chenault & Crcar
Chenault & Crcar present an attractive window display this week featuring a floral pattern line of Minton china. Buyers can purchase full sets or individual pieces at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenault & Crcar
Minton China
Hon Packing Co to Enlarge Plant and Expand Operations
The Hon Packing Company plans immediate additions to its packing and cold storage plant after filing articles of incorporation for 50 000.00 with Kentucky. It will form a stock company issuing 10 par value shares and expand refrigeration to serve a fifty mile radius around Mt Sterling and supply Lexington retailers, with financing by Louisville financiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon Packing Company
Kentucky
Mt. Sterling
Sanitary
Lexington
Cincinnati
Louisville
Hon Packing Cd
Guess the number of items in window at THE FAIR
A window prize offer invites one guess per 25-cent purchase of Lenox soap or washing powder. Prizes include first 1 box of Lenox soap, second 25 bars soap and 25 packages washing powder, third 25 bars soap and 25 packages washing powder.
Death of Elizabeth R Coleman Memorialized at Home
Mrs Elizabeth R Coleman aged 84 died at her son John L Colemans West High street home Saturday afternoon after a year of poor health. Survived by three sons George E John L and Robert L and many grandchildren. Funeral at John L Colemans residence conducted by Rev Charles A Ray with burial at Machpelah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth R. Coleman
John L. Coleman
West High Street
Kentucky
Paul
John English Dies At Lexington Sunday
John English died in a Lexington sanitarium on Sunday April 23. His body was brought home for funeral services at A. R. Robertson’s home conducted by Rev Clyde Darsie, then buried in Crown Hill cemetery Sharpsburg. He was past 81, survived by two sons Edward and Hunter English in Texas. His wife had died a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John English
Lexington
A. R. Robertson
Clyde Darsie
Sharpsburg
Crown Hill
English
Edward
Hunter English
Texas
Mr. English
Christian Church
White rabbits for sale by Allie Bright McAllister
Purebred white rabbits offered by Allie Bright McAllister for sale at 1.50 dollars per pair. Contact by phone 530. PD note indicates postdated or perishable listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Bright McAllister
No. 30
Johnson Avenue
Contractor W W Ginn Signs Two Year Pineville Pact
W W Ginn, a leading local contractor, signs a two year contract to work in Pineville. The note about Chin music hinting at divorce adds a social aside to the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ginn
Pineville
Cynthiana Wins Opening Game In Blue Grass League
In a cold, windy Sunday afternoon opener, Cynthiana defeated Mt. Sterling 15 to 9 after a slugging battle that produced 29 safeties off five pitchers. Gentry earned the win over Hogg as Mt. Sterling's defense and pitching struggled, while local prospects showed promise for the season ahead. Stated scores and box details note multiple pitchers used and notable hits by Ingles Phillips Reese Linden and Baldorin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthiana
Melvin
Mt. Sterling
Gentry
Fugate
Walton
Harrison County Boys
Hogg
AB. R. H
Ste
Linden
A Ae
McDonald
Wetsie
G&s Baldorin
McDaniels
Berns
C. Hogg
UNO
Clayton, Ss
OS & Whites
Icc
Padgett
Phillips
Ingles
Blake
Clayton
Barks
Baldorin
Rore
Reese
McIlvain
Cole
W. Hogg
McKlvain
Maysville
Winchester
Wallandingham
Boston
Wyatts purchase Main Street residence from Mollie Coe
Mr and Mrs B F Wyatt plan to move into the Main street home they bought from Mollie Coe for about 5000 dollars and will take possession June 1. They expect to stay while Dr and Mrs Taylor return to Richmond. For sale Boone county white seed corn Roy Byrd phone 6544 W-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wyatt
Vardaman Taylor
Main Street
Mollie Coe
Boone County
Roy Byrd
Trimble Grocery Co. Announces Move to New Quarters
Trimble Grocery Co will move from the Main and Maysville corner after 46 years to larger rooms on the north side of East Main Street around June 1. The new site will enable wholesale operations and boost business, while vacated rooms will become a modern structure leased to retailers such as a drug store or department store. Mr. Trimble aims for a long term lease with a strong tenant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main and
Maysville Street
Trimble Grocery Company
East Main Street
Kentucky
Trimble
One 3-35 Twin Six Packard touring car for sale
Packard dealer Willis T. Stewart of Lexington Kentucky advertises a 3-35 Twin Six touring car in excellent condition. Latest model offered at 1800 dollars with phone contact 4737.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis T. Stewart
Packard
Lexington
High School Play Posters Highlight Senior Designers
Posters for the high school play All-of-a-Sudden Peggy were made by senior Mary Humphreys and Shirley Taul. The posters, displayed at the Table Theatre, announce tickets for the Thursday performance with reserved seating at Land & Priest’s on Wednesday at 10 o’clock. Prices are 40c balcony, 55c downstairs, and 85c for best seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy
Mary Humphreys
Shirley Taul
Table Theatre
Land & Priest's
Breeder Seeks Registration for Short Horn Service Bull
The notice details Wildeye Duke 1048611 a roan 15 month old registered Short Horn service bull weighing 900 pounds. Sire Maxwalton Matthew III 699909 dam Wildeye AA 44865. Service fee two dollars due when cow is turned in. Question posed: why not breed to registered stock. L. E. Griggs. (54-21)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildeye Duke
Maxwalton Matthew III
Wildeye
L. E. Griggs
Mt Sterling Choral Club to entertain in Winchester
The Mt Sterling Choral Club travels to Winchester May 2 under the missionary society of the Winchester Christian church for an entertainment at that church. The music pleased a large cultured audience and should win favor with neighbors. Found on the Prewitt pike, a handbag with money and other articles. Owner may recover by proving property and paying for this advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
Winchester
The
Missionary Society of the
Winchester Christian Church
Knights Drill Schedule At Lodge Rooms In May
Sir Knights are asked to report at 7 30 p m for drill on May 2 4 9 and 11 at the lodge rooms. Those going to Maysville must attend and all others are invited. Bring sword and belt. S D Gay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysville
S. D. Gay
World Service Council Meets in Springs Arkansas
A regional World Service Council meeting brings together key women from across the United States in Springs Arkansas to discuss community service and cooperative efforts. The gathering features notes on planned programs and collaborative initiatives for the year ahead.
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Minnesota
Senate
Mrs
En Olesen
Kellogg
Ian
Exchange Bank
Walsh Corner
Allen. Prewitt
Mary Chiles Hospital
Herald’s
the Advocate
R. M. French
Hon Packing Co
Blue Grass League
Trimble Grocery Co
World Service Council
United
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