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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
5
A long list of social visits and travel notes includes John Storer returning from Kansas City business, Miss Stella Stephens heading to Chicago for studies, and numerous Lexington and nearby residents visiting relatives, hosting guests, or taking trips to Indianapolis Cincinnati Chicago and Danville.
Mrs. Charles T. Highland hosted a luncheon on N Maysville Street in honor of Mrs. Sadie Stiles and Mrs. Luther Holbert of Elizabethtown who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd. A watermelon feast followed hosted by Misses Sally and Ann Clay for Frank Boyd and Carl Boyd and other guests. Mrs. Margaret A. Gaitskill and Miss Mary Apperson later hosted an informal tea on Apperson Hill for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arrick and wife with about forty five attendees.
The sick Mrs. Anna Tipton is ill at her home on Howard Avenue. Edwin Salyer, five year old son of Ellis Salyer, is improving after eye surgery by Dr. Reynolds. Mrs. W. B. Holliday, formerly ill, is improving slowly as her sister Miss Anna Ryan and daughter Mrs. Roy Land of Lexington visit then return to Lexington.
Classifieds advertise a new economical article labeled Hon's that promises affordability and broad accessibility for all buyers. The listing emphasizes value and practicality, aiming to reach a wide audience seeking budget friendly options.
Dennis V. Snapp of Paris Kentucky Conference Sunday School Field Secretary and Epworth League Conference president will speak at the Methodist church at 11 a m Sunday. He will also address the Epworth League meeting at 1 30 p m Sunday.
O W McCormick offers for private sale a brick eight room residence on West High Street Mt Sterling located near the Court House in the best residential area. Features include two halls kitchen front and back porch and both front and back access. For more information call. (85 11). The Advocate twice a week.
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