Local residents return home for Christmas holidays
A long list of visitors and returning residents fills the paper as J M Hnntsell from Millersburg Rufus Knight from Sharpsburg W S Smathers from Louisville and others arrive or spend Christmas with family in Lexington Beattyville Kiddville Ward Belmont Nashville Princeton University and Augusta Military Academy are among the locations represented by returning students and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hnntsell
Millersburg
Rufus Knight
Sharpsburg
Smathers
Louisville
Sadie Stiles
Elizabethtown
Frank P. Boyd
Alec Chiles
Princeton University
R. A. Chiles
Mary Ann Young
Evelyn Prewitt
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
de Norris
John McCormick
David Howell
Tennesse Military Academy
Sweetwater
Tenn
Leo Schlegel
Carl Boyd
Augusta Military Academy
Fort Defiance
Virginia
F. P. Boyd
Card Club Hostess Welcomes Members on West Main
Mrs. B. Frank Perry entertained her card club and substitutes Thursday evening at her West Main Street home. Mrs. Clayton Howell won the high score and a card table cover as the prize. A delicious salad course followed. Guests included Mrs. H. G. Hoffman Miss Lizzie P. Coleman Mrs. Joe Bogie Mrs. A. C. Bogie Mrs. Clayton Howell Mrs. C. T. Hy Mrs. Robert Howell and Miss Mary E. Turner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Frank Perry
West Main Street
Clayton Howell
Perry
H. G. Hoffman
Lizzie P. Coleman
Joe Bogie
A. C. Bogie
C. T. Hy
Robert Howell
Mary E. Turner
Local Ladies Named in Event Listings
Miss Hattie Owings and several women including Mrs. Joe Brown Mrs. Paul McKenna Mrs. John Stofer Mrs. Robert Cord Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. George R. Snyder appear in the society notices detailing attendees and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Owings
Joe Brown
Paul McKenna
John Stofer
Robert Cord
C. W. Kirkpatrick
George R. Snyder
Y. W. A. Christmas Program At Miss Orear Home
The Y W A of the Baptist church met at Miss Louise Orear's North Maysville home Friday night. An excellent program featured a Christmas Spirit by M Guthrie, solos by Mary Bratton Morris and Louise Orear, character sketches by Louise Orear and Lucille Johnson, readings by Elizabeth McCaun and Fannette Owings, and recitations on Christmas wishes and strength of will. The program opened with a hymn and closed with Silent Night and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. A. of the Baptist Church
Louise Orear
North
Maysville Street
M. Guthrie
Mrs. Carrington
E. Stephens
Hazel Mallory
Susan Wells
Fannette Owings
Lucille Johnson
Mary Bratton Morris
Elizabeth McCaun
Lucille_ Johnson
Fannette
Louise Hardy
New suits at Walshs in Kiddville for Christmas
Eleanor Bowen reports busy preparations for Christmas. Miss Bernice Conlee visited Miss Pearl Pieratt, while Henderson Vivian is ill at home. Shelby Martin of Clay City spent Saturday with Emerson Conlee. Mrs T R Bowen improves after illness. Joel Pace recovered from a recent ailment. Pearl Pieratt visited Mt Sterling relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Ewen of Stanton spent the weekend here. William Hisle shows improvement from typhoid. A community street meeting at Kidaville Baptist church Saturday at 5 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Conlee
Miss Pearl Pieratt
Henderson Vivian
Shelby Martin
Clay City
Emerson Conlee
T. R. Bowen
Joel Pace
Pearl Pieratt
Mt. Sterling
Robert Ewen
Stanton
William Hisle
Ma Street
Kidaville Baptist Banch
Saterday
Local Health Notes From Lexington and Nearby
The sick C A Lindsay has recovered from diphtheria and can be out. Mrs Lewis Aperson returns home from Lexington much improved. Mrs D C McGuire underwent appendicitis surgery at Mary Chiles Hospital by Dr Woolfolk Barrow and is progressing well. Mrs Woodson Jacobs returns home from Good Samaritan Hospital Lexington after throat surgery last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lindsay
Lewis Aperson
Lexington
D. C. McGuire
Mary Chiles Hospital
Woolfolk Barrow
Woodson Jacobs
Good Samaritan Hospital
Births In this county a son born to Mr and Mrs Howe Thompson
A December 19 birth is recorded in this county for Howe Thompson and his wife. The brief notice notes a newborn son and invites readers to share in the happy event. The remainder of the text shifts to philosophical reflections and a light social aside about Princess Mary and a commoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe Thompson
New Suits at Walshs and Fry Traffic Rules
The piece presents Jack Fry proposing traffic rules for pedestrians to look out for themselves and motorists to look out for others. It adds a health note about onions and jokes that the trouble lies in keeping it secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fry
Two Heads Are Better Than One Barrel Quip
A Booneville Democrat quips that two heads in a barrel prove the saying two are better than one. The cartoonish remark pivots on a husband’s insistence on credit for good intentions and the idea that persistent effort defeats difficulties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booneville Democrat
The Hardest Job He Thinks It Is
A reflective line on the paradox of work, suggesting many men face duties they overestimate or underestimate, with emphasis on the challenge of understanding a demanding role.
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Come To Land & Priest
Eastman Kodaks
Waterman
John Holland
Crane
Coty
Mullane’s
Whitman’s
Huyler’s
Mrs. Hynson
L Origan
Ambre Antique
Mon Boudoir Ideal
Eastman
Kodak Pictures
Land & Priest
Eleanor Bowen
Kiddville
George W. Anderson
Beattyville
Elizabeth Byrd
Nell Pangburn
Josephine Chenault
Charleston
D. C
John Walsh, Jr
Kentucky University
John Walsh
Richard M. French
California
Clarence E. Stephens
Pittsburg
C. B. Stephens
Ruth Caroline
Charles Smathers
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company
Paducah
W. S. Smathers
Entertains Club
Kerr
Walsh’s
Mary
Sox
Lisle
Silks
Madras
Homes & Company
L. M. Redmond
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