Young Couple Weds at Christian Church Parsonage
Arch Prewitt Jr. and Miss Vria Henry married at the Christian church parsonage last week by Rev. Clyde Darsie. The couple are prominent county residents and the wedding was a noted social event.
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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1919
Page
10
Arch Prewitt Jr. and Miss Vria Henry married at the Christian church parsonage last week by Rev. Clyde Darsie. The couple are prominent county residents and the wedding was a noted social event.
A wise remark notes that errors teach valuable lessons. It stresses resilience and growth when a smart person errs, framing mistakes as steps toward greater understanding.
Mr and Mrs A N Haddix D W Jackson and family and Mr and Mrs W H Davis who recently sold farms in this county have purchased land near Weisburg Indiana and will make their future homes in the Hoosier State.
A wry remark notes that a woman can tell a real blonde from a chemical blonde at a glance, while a man can only determine this by marrying her, implying differing criteria of judgment.
The Truth Teller of Battle Creek accuses the Public Health Service of wasteful spending and ineffectiveness. It argues federal venereal disease reporting enlarges state resistance and that many top doctors belong to the American Medical Association and Public Health Service.
Fasig Tipton led eastern horse sales with 1917-1918 comparisons showing a boom. Auction results at Saratoga surpassed $879,210 in a single year, with yearlings, broodmares, and racing horses bringing record sums as private deals also surged. Notable purchases included Brookholt at $40,000 and Dominique at $17,500, signaling strong demand for elite bloodstock.
A labor oriented piece extols thrift as essential to financial independence and social stability. It argues thrift strengthens life, inspires charity, and supports faith and civic duty while warning against risky promises of big dividends and stressing safe investments that preserve principal.
In a vivid piece the author casts the devil as ever-present and waiting at his post to greet visitors, implying a relentless, tempting force that never rests. The tone suggests a cautionary view of sin and temptation as a constant social presence.
A reflective call to scan the Advocate classified section for joining opportunities and social notices as the speaker contemplates ideal partners and the social world. The piece contrasts ideal marriages with real-life unions and hints at personal choices shaping a brighter day.
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