Many Holiday Visits Reach Lexington Area
Numerous relatives and friends travel to and from Lexington for Christmas and New Year visits. Names include John Barnes in Paris. Newton Townsend with Hurley Curtis in Ashland. Mrs. Rogers in Louisville. Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Wilson in Bagdad. Rev. and Mrs. H. R. French in Frankfort. J. D. VanAtta in Newark. and families of McCormick, Hull, and Brunner among others visiting local households. Others discuss trips to Nashville, Cincinnati, and Columbus for holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Land Brunner
Havens Brunner
Louisa, Ky
J. William French
Frank
H. R. French
Bratton Sutton
Bradentown
Pla
W. A. Sutton
Vernon R. Holley
West
Mt. Sterling
W. H. Holley
G. B. Senff
Karl King
Woodford County
Senff
Kentucky Press Association
Louisville
Developing Initiative in Juvenile Agricultural Clubs
Reports from the States Relations Service show youths nationwide expanding in juvenile agricultural clubs. Washington boys profit from a five year acre project building a clubhouse. girls serve school lunches. West Virginia and Idaho youths build cattle and hide trading skills. Washington girl clubs supply canned goods to lumber camps. Glenwood Springs mayor endorses the civic value of the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Agricultural Club
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Colleges
States Relations Service
Department
Washington
West Virginia
Idaho
Glenwood Spring
Colo
Christmas Exercises At Christian Church Highlight Season
The Christian church held its Christmas service with strong music led by Mrs Grubbs and soloists. Miss Tipton read the Christmas story and gifts supported Mission Sunday School Orphans Home and Health and Welfare League. A member publicly confessed faith, marking a meaningful Christmas celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
C. D. Grubbs
Mattie Judy Botts
Alta Evans
Loring Turley
William Woodford
Margaret Tipton
Mission Sunday School
Orphans’ Home
Health and Welfare League
Jesus
Girls and boys build thrift through home clubs
In the Southern States after years of work, hundreds of girls fund their own outfits and equipment, growing their own businesses. Many boys save crops to buy livestock, aiding prosperous farm enterprises. Students increasingly study agriculture and home economics for practical skills.
For Sale My House and Lot on Sycamore Street
House and lot on Sycamore Street with 7 rooms 2 halls 2 cellars front and back porch on a 60 by 250 foot lot. Auction handled by Mrs. Antha Sullivan. (24-31) The ammunition makers energetically protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
Antha Sullivan
Illness Updates From Winchester and Lexington
The sick Mrs. Sallie B. Drake shows improvement at daughter Mrs. Geo. F. Doyle in Winchester. Mrs. R. L. Vanarsdell relapsed Sunday and was returned to a Lexington hospital, where she rests easily according to bedside reports. Mrs. John Scott, taken to Lexington for a serious operation, is recovering well and the bedside reports are encouraging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie B. Drake
Geo. F. Doyle
Winchester
R. L. Vanarsdell
Lexington
John Scott
Excellent Woman Expected to Fully Recover Soon
A brief health note states strong signs point to a full recovery for the esteemed woman, with confidence she will regain complete health in a short time.
Birth Announcement for Arthur Richardson Son
On Saturday December 23 the wife of Arthur Richardson gave birth to a ten pound son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Richardson
Elaborate Dinner Hosted By Mrs Frank P Boyd
Mrs Frank P Boyd entertained guests Wednesday at her country home on the Marysville Pike with an elaborate dinner in compliment to Miss Elizabeth Boyd and Miss Renner of Huntington West Virginia. The affair was described as delightful and enjoyable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Boyd
Marysville Pike
Elizabe Boyd
Renner
Huntston
W. Va
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
John’ M. Barnes
Paris
Ville
SP. Gaines
Georgea
G. C. Anderson
Stanford
Mrs
Roy Land
Huntae
Joe Wilson
Rev
Sars
J. 8. Wilson
Morrison Cox
Cincinnati
G. N. Cox
E. J. Shackelford
Ashland
Atives
Taylor
R. E. Taylor
Gineinnati
W.H. Berry
Rev. J
Wilson
Bagdad
Shelby County
Sarah E. Winn
D. A. Lipscomb
Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. Tipton Young
Isville
Mme
John .C. Gaitskill
Eustis
Fla
J. D. VanAtta
Newark
J. D. McColm
Huntington, W. Va
W. T. Tyler
Robert Young
Pineville
Maggie Young
Irwin Wood
Youngstown
Parker Wood
Wedge
Charles C. Turner
Frankfort
Charles D. Grubbs
Esther Wilson
Méf Pis
Tenn
Mrs. W. Hotta Wood
Sam McCormick
Allen’ McCormick
Mary
Lucile Hals
Irvine
Wm. Hals
Nettie Reid Wyatt
Alabama
Atlanta
Thomas. Turner
Boston, Ass
W. 8. Turner
Georgetown
C. H. Duty
Curry
J. A. Shirley
Miss. Flo
Frankfort, Inn
Mrs. J. K. Shropshire
William J. Scott
Little Son
New York City
Percy D. Bryan
Joe Brown
Sjr
Chicago, Ill
Henry Judy
Forrest Suter
Hull
Mr. Suter
Messrs
Holly Gillaspie
Cecil Skidmore
Kentucky Military Institute
Lyndon
Mrs. Russell DeHaven
A. C. Tipton
J. W. Bodkin
Shelbyville
C. M. Wasson
Capt
C. H. Petry
J. Clay Cooper
Jack Winn
Princeton University
John G. Winn
William Swartz
Ringling Circus
J. D. Swartz
Circus
Ed Young
Vandora
Mr. Young
Mitchell S. Sullivan
University of Kentucky
College of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
American Tar Products Company
St. Louis
Lexington Herald
Eastin & Harris
MT. G. KY
Locust Street
Tion
Lowes
R. I. White &U.'S Drug Store
the Advocate For Printing
Swetnam Place
W. Hoffman Wood
Ww. H. Wyatt
Wm. Cravens
Punch, Graves & CO
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