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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1921

Page

5

Residents and visitors noted in Lexington weekend roundup

C Barnard visits Cincinnati on business. Mrs. Winn and Miss Cassity in Lexington. Ermine French from Texas holidaying here. Tonkin in Lexington on business. Mrs. McAllister shopping in Lexington. Tharp returns from St. Louis. Smathers consults a specialist in Lexington. Miss Graves visits Winchester. Mrs. Patterson from St. Louis visiting. Oler Hombs from Columbia visits. Miss Blount from New Orleans shopping. Leo Hombs returns from St. Louis. Kennedy returns from Portsmouth and Lynchburg. Mrs. White and Mrs. White visit Aperson in Lexington hospital. Miss Gatewood arrives from New York for holidays. Miss Tilghman from Palatka guests of Katherine Howell in Florida. Evelyn Combs and others attend Harry Ward burial at Sharpsburg. Mrs. Withrow, Shankland, and Evans attend Martha Alexander funeral. Carr and others visit T. J. Carr injured November 25. Out-of-town mourners attend John W. William funeral. Mrs. Perry to host card club Thursday.

John Withrow Morris Shankland Lexington Morris Evans Sherburne Martha Alexander

Miss Lula Turner Hosts Brilliant Rock Thursday Party

Miss Lula B Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Turner entertained many young friends at her East High street home Thursday evening. After games card tables were set and refreshments served. Guests included Dorothy Perry Louise Hardy Alice Frances Howell Elsie Humphrey Edith Richardson Eugene May Mary Catherine Greenwade Laura Watson Alma C Jones Bessie May Bush Anna B Arnold and for the men Robert Collier Edon Estill Boone Baker Carroll Sandefur James Wilson Ward Humphrey N T Benton Clelland Lockridge Lawson Cockrell Clyde Farris Clay Benton.

Lula B. Turner G. B. Turner Rock East High Street Miss Turner Dorothy Perry Louise Hardy Alice Frances Howell Elsie Humphrey Edith Richardson Eugene May Mary Catherine Greenwade Laura Watson Alma C. Jones Bessie May Bush Anna B. Arnold Robert Collier Edon Estill Boone Baker Carroll Sandefur James Wilson Ward Humphrey N. T. Benton Clelland Lockridge Lawson Cockrell Clyde Farris Clay Benton

Missionary Society Meets for December Session

The Wo man’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church gathered at Mrs. J. W. Crates home on December 8. Mrs. John Coleman led the devotional and program on Social Evangelism in Korean Rural Communities. Lunch followed and officers for 1922 were elected: President Mrs. Charles Reis vice president Mrs. David Cooper recording secretary Mrs. ne Cooper corresponding secretary Mrs. David Howell.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church J. W. Crates John Coleman David Howell Charles Reis David Recording Ne Cooper

Presbyterian Women Host Winter Joint Meeting

The Woman's and Young Woman's Missionary Societies of the Presbyterian church held a joint meeting at Mrs. H. B. Ringo's home with associate hostesses Mrs. Silas Storer and Mrs. Stewart Sharpe. The program featured Christmas selections led by Mrs. John S. Frazier and Mrs. B. F. Herriott, including Scripture, prayers, solo performances, and readings. A salad supper followed with fruit from Vanarsdell's for attendees.

Woman’s and Young Woman’s Missionary Societies of The Presbyterian Church H. B. Ringo Silas Storer Stewart Sharpe John S. Frazei B. F. Herriott Luke William van Ant Werp Edward Reis Frances Henry Reading Mrs. Hamilton Miss Henry Lela Gillaspie S. T. Hamilton John S. Frazier Silas Stofer

Births and family notices from Louisburg and Granville Elam

The wife of Granville Elam has a newborn daughter. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Faulkner of Louisburg Kansas welcome twin sons born December 5. Ellis Faulkner is remembered by local boyhood friends. White evening rests at Walsh's.

Granville Elam E. D. Faulkner Louisburg Kans Ellis Faulkner Walsh’s

Xmas Fruits and Hats Sale Notices

Merchants urged to buy Sistrunk and Co fruits for Xmas trade with fruits packed under their own label. J H Tilton listed as salesman. Walsh Co offers all hats at reduced prices from the Farm light plant with big bargain on slightly used items from Electric Shop.

Sistrunk & Co J. H. Tilton Walsh Co

Mrs Lewis Apperson Improves Rapidly and Local Notes

Mrs Lewis Apperson shows rapid improvement while Jimmie Rogers Jr. remains ill with asthma for a week. Local ads announce price cuts on hats from Walsh's and alert hog killers to available lard cans. Lard cans stocked. regular 25 cent items now 50 cents per dozen at Walsh's.

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Come To Land & Priest Eastman Kodaks Waterman John Holland Coty’s Mary Garden Mullane Whitman’s Huyler’s Mrs. Hynson L Origan Ambre Antique Eastman Kodak Pictures Land & Priest C. Barnard Cincinnati John G. Winn Ermine French Texas T. J. Tonkin George McAllister Lester Tharp St. Louis W. S. Smathers John Cassity Lenora Cassity Louie Davis Louisville J. Y. Rogers Frank J. Schaffer Jane Danville Minnie Graves Winchester J. Ed Grubbs Emma Patterson Paul ‘K. McKenna Oler Hombs Columbia, Mo Mrs Leo Hombs Mattie Blount New Orleans Leo H. Hombs Ida Berry Frances Kennedy Portsmouth Lynchburg Lawrence White W. B. White Lewis Apperson Coleman O. Groves Mississippi Elizabeth Coleman Mildred Gatewood New York A. J. Gatewood Helen Tilghman Palatka, Fla Katherine Howell Florida Evelyn Combs Miss Sterner Lily Keith Stanley Donns Charles Jones Harry C. Ward Sharpsburg Dean Carr A. H. Doak R. D. Prewitt Georgetown John and A. Stone Tom Everman Earl Phelps Owingsville T. J. Carr John W. William Robert Fletcher Joseph Deal Hunt Quisenberry Dallas Lawrence Tom Henry William Ashland B. Frank Perry West Main Street Kerr’s Herbert Moss Thomas Heinrich Charles Oldham J. H. Stephenson A. M. Bourne Oliver Howell James Wood Thomas Rooney Duer Son’s Drug Store Walsh Company Sox Hombs & Company Jimmie Rogers, Jr Vanarsdell’s George M. Hammongs M. E Hombs & CO Seve Mt. Sterling BUICK
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