Paris social notes highlight visitors and plans
Robert P. Walsh of Paris is seen today. Mrs. J. Will Barnes visits Pineville friends. Mrs. W. S. Smathers returns from Rochester Minnesota. Mrs. L. Clark Ramey of Sharpburg visits Pieratt family. Mrs. Henry Seniour leaves for Deland Florida for winter. Mrs. George Snyder and George Snyder Jr visit Mrs. Dan Chenault in Lexington. Misses Louise Crear and Evelyn Prewitt return from Ward Belmon t College Nashville for holidays. Mrs. J. Will Clay to establish a home with Flo Shirley. Mrs. H. O. Eller and relatives to move here, leasing Mrs. J. C. Enoch’s Everett Court residence. Henry Barnes of Bucko Producing Co Lexington secures minstrel show booking for Jan 15–16 with Montgomery Post American Legion. Barnes returns from West Virginia and Eastern Kentucky tour. Louise Crear hosts Ward Belmont guests for a Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Crear
Evelyn Prewitt
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Henry Barnes
Bucko Producing Company
Lexington
Montgomery Post American Legion
Mr. Barnes
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maysville Street
Belmont
Nannie Chenault Gay
Winchester
Stanley Pendleton
Henrietta Prewitt
Jennie Mahan
Kate Helm
Louisville
Sarah Johnson
Danville
Mecca Vickers
Virginia
Rights of way for Midland Trail route debated
Friends of the Hinkston offer free rights of way and press for their route. A shorter alternative, about a quarter mile shorter, may require a single small bridge and cheaper construction. County commissioners weigh whether free rights of way would gain approval for the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkston
Montgomery Post American Legion Elects Officers for 1922
The Montgomery Post American Legion elected Marvin N. Gay as commander and Ben H. Scott as vice commander for the coming year. Other officers include Ratliff Baird adjutant Dawson Brother finance officer Byron Wood master-at-arms Dr. O. P. Henry historian Lewis Killpatrick chaplain Dr. D. H. Bush service officer Shields D. Gay athletics and an executive committee of S. J. Calk Tom Jones Dr. O. P. Henry and Stewart McCormick. The post reports its 1922 year as the most prosperous with the largest membership and third in plate membership. It also announced a Bucko Producing Company minstrel show in Montgomery on January 15 and 16 for post benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Post
American Legion
Marvin N. Gay
Ben H. Scott
Ratliff Baird
Dawson Brother
Byron Wood
O. P. Henry
Lewis Killpatrick
D. H. Bush
Shields D. Gay
S. J. Calk
Tom Jones
Stewart McCormick
Post
Bucko Producing Company
Ragan-Gay Motor Company Offers Free Holly Wraps
During the week of December 18 the Ragan-Gay Motor Company will wrap any parcel for friends and customers in holly paper at no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragan-Gay Motor Company
Chiropractor H. L. Clarke Moves Office
Dr. H. L. Clarke relocates from his Sycamore Street residence to the upstairs room over Rogers store, updating his practice location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Clarke
Sycamore Street
Rogers Store
Judge Prewitt Returns Home From Surgery
Judge H. R. Prewitt has recovered from a serious operation and is back at home and able to be at his office. The Baptist Church Sunday School meets at 10 a.m. Everyone is invited to study the Bible. Morning worship at 11 a.m. The pastor speaks on Study to Show Thyself a Workman. B Y P U meets at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Prewitt
Local Groceries and Church Schedule Noted in Brief
Fancy groceries and a variety of foods are listed along with new canned goods and meats. A Methodist Church notice announces Sunday School at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 46 with the theme The Dual Principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGiure Bros
Bank St
Methodist Church
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Duerson’s Drug Store
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
Robert P. Walsh
Paris
Mrs. J. Will Barnes
Pineville
W. H. Pieratt
Henry Seniour
Deland, Fla
George R. Snyder
George Snyder, Jr
Dan
Chenault
J. Will Clay
H. O. Eller
Staton & Son
Santa
Prewitt & Howell
Peo
W. H. Wright
Christmas
Daniel Green House
Rex Rosner
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