Local social notes feature multiple visits and travels
The column lists numerous residents and visitors across towns including B Quisenberry in pind Fr Lucy Fesler visiting friends Ermine French of Texas and Greenwade of Huntington in the city Mrs Hanly Ragha returns from Louisville Susette Johnson heads to Cincinnati and many others traveling to Lexington Millersburg Frankfort Louisville and Winchester with remarks on visits to relatives and attendance at funerals and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hn Greenwade
Huntington
W. Harve Knox
Beattyville
W. B. Allen
Paris
Tom .Scott
J. Carroll Hamilton
P.yeaman
Lexton
Fise Susette Johnson
Cincinnati
Hanly C. Ragha
Wesley Rogers
Louisville
Grover Anderson
Susan Woods Anderson
Sanford Allen
Millersburg
James Richards
Will Barnes
Lexington
Local residents prepare for holidays and attend services
The week including Christmas sees many locals traveling to spend time with relatives and visiting hospital patients. Mrs. Annie Haggard and Mrs. Emmett Nelson attended the funeral of George Nelson in Winchester. B T Bourne returns from Randolph-Macon College in Bedford Virginia and plans to stay home for holidays. Mrs. Henry L Jones travels to Fulton to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. John W Jones, with Prof Jones joining after school closes. Mrs. Nancy B McCaun and others visit Lexing ton to see Mrs. T Bullitt McCoun and daughter Josephine Porter McCoun at the Good Samaritan Hospital. Several women shop in Lexington, including Mrs. Kenneth Collins and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Barnes
Annie Haggard
Emmett Nelson
Winchester
George Nelson
B. T. Bourne
Bedford
Randolph-Maton College
Henry L. Jones
Fulton
John W. Jones
Prof. Jones
Nancy B. McCaun
Lee Crear
Elizabeth McCoun
Louise Orear
Lexington
T. Bullitt McCoun
Josephine Porter McCoun
Good Samaritan Hospital
Kenneth Collins
C. C. Chenault
J. W. Stephenson
Harry Stephenson
Pierce Winn
Fannie Goodpaster
J. W. Clay
Ruth Wyatt
Katherine Howell
Nancy Berkley
Frankfort
Josephine Porter McCown
McCoun
Nancy McCoun
Club hosts Miss Mary Crail for West Main card gathering
Miss Mary Crail will entertain her card club this evening at her home on West Main Street, hosting members for an evening of games and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crail
West Main Street
Family Dinner Honored Nephew Harry Welsh of Moccasin
Mr and Mrs Dan Welsh hosted a country home dinner Sunday honoring their nephew Harry Welsh of Moccasin Montana. Guests included Mr and Mrs W W George of Winchester Mr and Mrs Charles Welsh of Winchester Mr and Mrs Donald Martin Mr and Mrs James Mannix Misses Mary Katherine and Lillian Welsh Mrs James McDonald and Dan W McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Welsh
Harry Welsh
Moccasin
Montana
Mr. Welsh
W. W. George
Winchester
Charles Welsh
Donald Martin
James Mannix
Mary
Katherine
Lillian Welsh
James McDonald
Dan W. McDonald
City High School Domestic Science Show Delights Dinner
The Board of Education showcased the new Domestic Science Department with a 6 o'clock dinner Thursday evening. Miss Elsie Potter led four students Nell Fassett, Mary Robinson Crooks, Elizabeth Young and Kathleen Reynolds in cooking and service. The community applauds this addition to City High School facilities. We can live without art, without music or books, but civilized man cannot live without cooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Elsie Potter
Nell Fassett
Mary Robinson Crooks
Elizabeth Young
Kathleen Reynolds
City High School
A Christmas Carol Return to Bethlehem
A poetic invitation to return the heart to Bethlehem with lines urging a truce from envy and pride. The verse recalls the Star and angels and notes wise men continued giving to those who represent Heaven on earth. Jones Jewelry Store advertises rare gifts of intrinsic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Heaven On Earth
Jones Jewelry Store
Guns for the Kiddies Free Paper Guns Event
McGuire Bros promote a free paper gun giveaway for children accompanied by a parent at their business on Thursday December 16. The notice invites families to visit the shop for the complimentary toy item.
Local Illness Report From City Businesses
The sick list includes Glover Crouch a salesman at F C Duersons and Mrs Scobee who has been ill for two weeks. Dr C W Harris has a severe sciatica attack and is confined to his room. Clarence Stephens a linotype operator has a severe cold at home. Fr C Heibel has recovered from a period of illness and is back at Hombs Heibel today.
Births and economic optimism projects across towns
Birth announcements from Mr. and Mrs. D. Bratton Sutton in Bradenton Florida and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young in Cuyamel Honduras introduce a newborn Robert Jr. The Frankfort couple welcome Josephine Porter McCoun at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington. Notes from T Bullitt McCoun connect to farm price concerns and hopes for market expansion, while Bernard Baruch and J Leonard Reptogle offer cautious prosperity predictions for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Shackelford
Robert Young
Cuyamel
Honduras
Robert, Jr
Church Services and Plans at Corinth and Presbyterian Church
Rev Clyde Darsie to lead Sunday services at Corinth Church at 2 30 pm. Methodist church offers Sunday School 9 30 am, morning worship 10 25, Epworth League 6 15, evening worship 7 pm with Dr J L Clark sermon. Prayer meeting 7 pm Wednesday invites attendance and notes new plan. Presbyterian church advertises Sunday services 11 am and 7 pm, Sabbath School 9 45 am, urging class attendance and active leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
J. L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
See Better Times Ahead at Second War Veterans Reunion
More than a hundred men who served the government at a dollar a year returned to Washington for the second annual reunion. Former members of the wartime inquiry board organized a permanent society to preserve wartime friendships and discuss business issues. Daniel Willard urged a move toward normal peacetime activity, noting that domestic resources should fuel recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Inquiry Board
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Tasmania’s Landscape and Industries Overview
Tasmania is an Australian state off the south coast covering 26 385 square miles. The terrain features ridges called tiers forming many small plains and valleys. Principal industries include agriculture mining stock-raising and some manufacturing. Exports include wool gold silver tin timber fruit jam hops hides and more. Boys’ Wagons at Prewitt & Howell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmania
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Hart
Takington
Ermine French
Texas
B. J. Kolb
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Alexine Bigstaff
James Bigstaff
Mrs
Ben Bosworth
Hoxie, Tenn
F. D. Richardson
Fred Shirley
Finley Cisco
Randolph-Macon College
Jas. T. Wade
Lula Grigsby
George B. Nelson
James M. Hutton
Thomas Johnson
H. B. Ringo
John Botts
Billy
John A. Judy
Will Ed. Jones
Nicholasville
Malcolm Thompson
W. R. Thompson
W. P. Oldham
Charles D. Highland
Lavinia Oldham
Clyde Darsie
Annie
Sally Clay
Ruth Barnes
Hattie William
Barker Hart
Morgan Park Military Academy
Chicago
Guilford County Mules
G R
Boro,n.c
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Mrs. A
Board of Education Entertained
Homes & Heibel
McGuire Bros
the Advocate For Printing
Glover Crouch
F. C. Duerson’s
Coats
Rogers Company (Incorporated
Rex Hall
D. Bratton Sutton
Bradentown
Fla
of the International Harvester Co
Bernard M. Baruch
The
War Industries Board
J. Leonard Reptogle
Corinth Church
Prewitt & Howell’s
Maysville St
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