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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
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