Lexington Guests and Officials Attend State Meetings
Mrs Ratliff Lane visited Lexington on Tuesday. Henry Watson attends federal court in Catlettsburg this week. Charlie Ross and Marvin McIntyre of Flemingsburg were here on business Wednesday. Mrs John Peer visits her sister Mrs Sherman Goodpaster in Frankfort. Mrs Clara Bibb returns from Falmouth visiting J W Carter family. Prof H A Babb in Frankfort Wednesday for teacher superintendents meeting to present measures for Kentucky schools.
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Ratliff Lane
Lexington
Henry Watson
Federal Court
Catlettsburg
Charlie Ross
Marvin McIntyre
Flemingsburg
John$peer
Sherman Goodpaster
Frankfort
Clara Bibb
J. W. Carter
Falmouth
H. A. Babb
Kentucky
Local Delays and Visits Highlight Holidays in Kentucky
Mrs Richard A Chiles spends the week in Louisville while Frank Reynolds returns home for holidays. Mrs E T Reis and Charles Reis visit Lexington. Mrs J E Wiseman of Danville guests of Mr and Mrs John 8 Frazer. Mrs Martin Brown visits Louisville with Stanley Brown. B F Herriott family stay in Winchester. Queen and Katherine Rooney visit Lexington. Mrs James M Hutton of Cincinnati visits her mother Mrs Thomas Johnson. Mr and Mrs Isaac T Rogers and son of Indianapolis stay to visit relatives through the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Chiles
Louisville
Frank Reynolds
E. T. Reis
Charles Reis
Lexington
J. E. Wiseman
Danville
John 8. Frazer
Martin Brown
Stanley Brown
B. F. Herriott
Winchester
Queen
Katherine Rooney
James M. Hutton
Cincinnati
Thomas Johnson
Isaac T. Rogers and Son
Indianapolis
Mrs Loring Turley Hosts Afternoon Party in Denton
Mrs Loring Z Turley acts as hostess at a South Sycamore home gathering this afternoon entertaining guests. A luncheon preceded the games and the guest list includes numerous local ladies and Miss Ada Henry among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loring Z. Turley
Rock
South Sycamore Street
Turley
Wilmot Prewitt
B. P. Jeffries
Jesse Highland
Clarence White
Frank Boyd
Lester Lee
Sid Hart
Jud Anderson
Charles Highland
Will Highland
D. Hall
Charles Duff
Charles Derrickson
Dillard Hazelrigg
Will Strossman
Ab Oldham
Laura Graves
Jack Graves
Ida Reis
Will Mason
Lindsey Douglas
Grace Maxwell
Paul Strother
John D. Henry
T. G. , Denton
Sam Turley
Marion French
Sickness notes and general reflections from Camargo
The column reports Mrs. Mary E. Turley lingering ill at home in Camargo with no improvement. Will Clay shows illness improvement and may soon be out. Rev. J. W. Crates, Methodist pastor, greatly improves after a week of illness. It also offers a social maxim about friendship and a note on draughts history and Londoners’ ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Turley
Camargo
Ah Will Clay
J. W. Crates
Methodist Church
Religious services and preaching lineup this week
Dr J L Cotton of Louisville will preach at the Presbyterian church Sunday December 18 morning and evening. Usual Methodist services Sunday morning and evening feature a strong visiting minister filling Rev Crates’ pulpit. Rev F E Hill reports a large Sunday night meeting with four seekers at the altar and will preach Thursday at 7 pm. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cotton
Louisville
Presbyterian Church
Crates
F. E. Hill
Hill
Verses by John A Joyce from old Montgomery scrap book
Poem excerpt by John A Joyce found with notes about Asa Magowan Laura White Emma Gatewood and others. It recalls hills of Montgomery Ashen fields rivers Hinkston Spencer and Machpelah graves linking past and present in reflective verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Joyce
Frank Trimble
Asa Magowan
Laura White T
Montgomery
Hinkston
Spencer
The Advocate Christmas Jewelry Shop Promises Value
Fred J Heintz of Lexington invites shoppers to his Main street jewelry store offering high class diamond rings from 37.50 and silverware and related items. He notes prices are right and urges people to compare quality and price at his shop and the other houses advertising in The Advocate for Christmas shopping satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘J. Heintz
East Main Street
Lexington
The
Advocate
Fragmentary Note on Father and Sea Lion Hair
A cryptic line suggests a daughter’s possible respect if a father could run 15 balls at pool and wear hair like a sea lion, implying satirical or playful tone without clear context or events. The fragment lacks identifiable people or organizations for precise reporting.
British Baronetcy For Charlie Chaplin Possible
A Dallas News item notes talk of creating a British baronetcy for Charlie Chaplin. An English visitor warns bootlegging will ruin American morals, while another quips it will ruin digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Dallas News
Detroit Free Press
Saturday Night Special Traffic Echoes Through Time
A reflective note on aging and memory, contrasting the rush of a Saturday night with the unyielding passage of years, suggesting time shapes life more than any external traffic law.
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Duerson’s Drug Store
MT. Sterling
Oene
Walsh Company
Mrs. Turley
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Verses By
Emma Gatewood
Laura White
Mary Wells
Nettie Prewitt
China Kan
Chinaware
the Traders National Bank
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