Society Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Misses Katherine Conroy Eliza beth Guthrie Virginia Duff and Trene McNamara students at the University of Kentucky spent the week end at their homes here. Mrs Arthur Kisker of Cincinnati guest here for the past week formerly Miss Agnes Corbett resident of this city. Mr and Mrs Harry F Howell and Miss Jenmel Gatewood who have had apartments in town for the past year will move March 1 to their suburban home on the Winchester pike. Mrs Clyde Pullins has returned from a visit to her daughter Mrs Claude Spillider at Paint Lick. She was accompanied home by granddaughter Miss Roberta Pillman who will be her guest David Howell NL student at the Tennessee Military Academy Sweetwater Tenn arrived yesterday having called home on account of illness and death of his mother Mrs Oliver Howell. Mrs Matta Morris and Mrs Keller Greene a Pee Keller Jr left Saturday Columbia Mo having been walled there on account of the death of Mrs Morris brother Mr William Thompson ex pers to be away for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Conroy
Elizabeth Guthrie
Virginia Duff
Trene McNamara
University of Kentucky
Arthur Kisker
Cincinnati
Kisker
Agnes Corbett
Harry F. Howell
Jenmel
Gatewood
Winchester, Pike
Clyde'Pullins
Claude Spillider
Paint Lick
Roberta Pillman
David. Howell
the Tennessee Military Academy
Sweetwater Tonn
Oliver Howell
Matta ” Morris
Keller
Greene
Pee Keller, Jr
Columbia
Morris
William
Thémpsén
Local residents return from trips and visits
J Y Rogers returns from business trip to New York. Viola Hinson visits Lexington relatives. Mr and Mrs M A Prewitt back from Florida. Alexander Benton leaves for Detroit for a job. Mr and Mrs Matt C Clay back from Louisville. Nancy Ponders heads to ware to study. Ewing Flynn of Cynthiana visits mother in town. Mrs Sind Mrs Ben W Cox of Flamington spend weekend here. May Stone from Louisville visits Mr and Mrs A M Bourne. Elizabeth Barnes to Richmond for Eastern Normal. Kathleen Gager of Chattanooga visits sister Mrs C H Gatewood. Overton Jones and Jameson Jones from Lexington guests of Mr and Mrs Francis Hunt. Laura Williams in Lexington with Mrs E J Gar at Good Samaritan Hospital. Paul Strother leaves for Jacksonville to join Mrs Strother. Mrs J M Robb returns to Jessamine county after visit. Jessie Hansford returns to Somerset after visit. John A Judy returns from Louisville and Washington trip. Stanley Wood and Mrs Margaret Grail guests, travel to Greensburg Indiana. C B Duerson and children Nell and Charles back from Lexington visit. J D Poynter and Mrs Walker Powell of Winchester attend Mary McGinnis funeral. John H Keller goes to New York for market and buys for Keller store. Mrs C D Powell of Winter Park Fla arrives due to illness and death of sister Mrs Oliver Howell. Elizabeth Guthrie returns to University of Kentucky after mid year vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Y. Rogers
New York
Viola Hinson
Lexington
Arid
M. A. Prewitt
Florida
Alexander Benton
Detroit
Matt C. Clay
Louisville
Nancy ‘Ponders
Ware
Ewing Flynn
Cynthiana
Jameson Jones
Francis Hunt
Laura Williams
Lex
E. J. Gar
Good Samaritan Hospi
John A Judy
Judy
Washington
Stanley Wood
Margaret Grail
Greensburg
Ind
C. B. Duerson
Nell
Charles
George Warren
J. D. Poynter
Walker. Powell
Winchester
Mary McGinnis
Norman Pierce Hosts Frromo Party and Dance
Norman Pierce issued invitations for a formal party and dance Friday evening February 10 at his North Sycamore street home. The Country Women's Club division chaired by Mrs. John Broder raised funds with a benefit dance featuring a square dance led by Robert Howell. About 150 people attended and most enjoyed the event. another similar dance is planned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman “Pierce
North Sycamore Street
John "Brolfer
Robert Howell
Social gatherings grace North Sycamore and Clark homes
Mrs Botts hosted a bridge club party Saturday at her North Sycamore Street home with a plate lunch after the game. Guests included Mrs Covington Hoffman Greene Albert Botts Dillard Douglas Chenault Shields Gay and Miss Elizabeth McCaun. Mr and Mrs Henry Williams hosted at Clark County home Sunday for Mr and Mrs John Hart DeLaney with many attendees listed among John Thompson Foree DeLaney Lyons Linwood Mansfield Swope Lockridge John Ramsey Frances Faulkner Leonard Payne Elizabeth DeLaney Conrad Richardson and Mrs Levi Goff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Botts
Bridge Club
North Sycamore Street
Henry Williams
Clark
John Hart’ DeLaney
John Thompson
Foree DeLaney
W. TP. Lyons
Linwood Mansfield
James Swope
D. Lockridge
John A. Ramsey
Frances Faulkner
Leonard Payne
Elizabeth DeLaney
Conrad Richardson
Levi Goff
Local Youth Etiquette Sparks Complaints and Advice
A remark from readers notes that many young men fail to meet a girl’s gaze in conversation. The column urges modest style and patience, advising empathy and better manners in social dialogue.
Ill and recovering in community health notes
The sick list from North Maysville street to East Main street notes Mrs. A J Gatewood and Mrs H A Babb ill, several others with influenza or pneumonia, and multiple recoveries including David B Gaitskill and John Maher. Families from Mary Chiles Hospital and local residents show illness and gradual improvement.
Wait for the Remnant Sale at Hazelrigg's
Hazelrigg's announces a remnant sale running February 9 10 and 11 offering bargain prices to shoppers. The notice urges saving money by taking advantage of the limited time event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelrigg’s
Birth of son John Lee to Mr and Mrs Hughes in Montgomery
Mr and Mrs B F Hughes announce the birth of a son at Watkins hospital Montgomery Alabama named John Lee. Mrs Hughes formerly Lydia Faulkner of this county and Kansas City Missouri. There are many patients who wear tight shoes causing corns and continue to wear tight shoes to pinch them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins Hospital
Montgomery
Ala
John Lee
Hughes
Lydia Faulkner
Kansas City
Sunny Eyes and Pies: A Quirk of Cheerful Life
The text muses that happiness comes from simple joys like pies and pudding and a genuine love for others, framing daily contentment as a practical recipe for a sunny outlook.
Palmistry as Excuse to Hold Hands, Says Opinion
A provocative remark argues that men use palmistry knowledge to justify lingering with a partner. The line implies a social critique of flirtation and perceived manipulation in courting behavior.
Proverbial musings on virtue vice and fate
A reflective passage compares virtue and vice across markets, notes a dog and cat behavior, warns against self deception about opportunity, ponders ascent to Heaven, and questions admission numbers while suggesting a doctor should extend convalescence for profits.
Methodist Sunday Service Details and Revival Milestones
Sunday School at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with a sermon for the young. Epworth League at 6 15 and evening worship at 7. Bishop A V W Darlington to preach. Revival at Nazarene mission hall closes with 72 professions and 47 additions. Since Rev Hill and wife have led the work there have been 97 professions of salvation. Church membership 84, growth rapid. hall too small and new worship space planned. Last Sunday 80 in Sunday School. mid week prayer meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
A. V. W. Darlington
Kentucky
Church of the Nazarene
Hill
Hazelriggs Remnant Sale Announcement
Notice advertises a remnant sale at Hazelrigg's on February 9 10 and 11 with emphasis on bargains and savings. The message uses quirky lines about money and personal agency while urging readers to consider local business opportunities.
Editor’s Odd Banter Highlights Fluctuating Mentions
A humorous but unclear passage notes an editor’s drifting state of mind with terms like senility. It mocks fashion advice for a next year’s summer girl and a risque bathing suit, reflecting fragmented old newspaper style.
Legumes a Solution to Kentucky Soil Problem
Kentucky agronomy experts urge increasing legume crops like clover to restore soil fertility. Legumes fix nitrogen from the air while non legumes deplete nutrients. comparing crops shows clover uses soil less, corn and wheat remove significant nutrients, timothy hay adds value but still relies on air-fertilized nitrogen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
College of Agriculture
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Paul Strother
Jacksonville, Frs
Mrs. Strother
J. M. Robb
Jessamine County
8. E Spratt
Jessie Hansford
Somerset
Tony Benelli
John H. Keller
C. D. Powell
Winter Park, Fla
University of Kentucky At Lexington
Cerealia Sweets
I. F
A. J. Gatewood
H.A. Babb
R. .R.warner
Albert Bridges
James W. Gatewood
Maysville Street
David B. Gaitskill
P. B. Turner
Josh Owings
Ralph Greene
Ber
Laula B. Turner
G. B. ‘Turner
Robert
Daniels
A.B
Mattie
W.’ Coleman
Mary Chiles
Henry
Watson
Laura
E. Watson
Will Clay
Mary: Chiles Hospital
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D. 9 . Meddeny
Mr. Hedden
Algo
John Maher
Mary. Chiles Hospital
the Advocate
J.D
Clayton Howell
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