Social Roundup of Visitors and Guests Across Town
Dr. HM Wright visits Lexington on business. Guests include Misses Inez Day Rebecca McDonald Sue Scrivener Bettie Fletcher and others visiting relatives in Winchester Danville Lexington Galva Panama Birmingham and Indianapolis. Mrs. Prewitt Mrs. Rogers and Miss Tipton travel for family visits and recovery news from Princeton Tampa and Bloomfield. Church society gathering at Mrs. Thompson’s Clay Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Wright
Lexington
Inez Day
Winchester
Daisy Pieratt
John C. Thompson
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Clay St
Lindsay Hostess for Card Club on West Main Street
Mrs. Charles A. Lindsay welcomed her card club Tuesday night at her West Main Street home. The winning prize was a deck of fancy playing cards awarded to Mrs. Katherine Rice Goodpaster, with a late supper served afterward. Guests included Suzette Johnson Bessie Shackelford Laura Graves S. M. Whitehead John M. Barnes A Bogie J McNeal Josh Owings Jack Owings John Storer Percy D. Bryan C W Kirkpatrick B Frank Perry Robert Howell and Nell Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. “Lindsay
West Main Street
Katherine Rice Goodpaster
Mrs. Lindsay
Goodpaster
Suzette Johnson
Bessie Shackelford
Laura Graves
S. M. Whitehead
John M. Barnes
A. ©. Bogie
J. C. McNeal
Josh Owings
Jack Owings
John Storer
Percy D. Bryan
C. W. Kirkpatrick
B. Frank Perry
Robert Howell
Nell Tipton
J B Riddle Grocery Specials
Shopper notes classic grocery deals with Pink Salmon 8-oz size 19? per can and Yellow California Peaches in syrup 2 lb 1 oz for 39c. Beechnut Tomato Catsup 8 oz and Old Master Coffee cut to 49c 2 lb bag. Pa and Ma Sweet Potatoes at 19c. Prices and items reflect a small town store circular.
Baptist Church Morning Service Sermon Series
The Baptist church announces a morning service at 10 45 with the second sermon in a series titled What the Bible Contained for the Believer The service has no evening program and the congregation will join a mass meeting Sunday school begins at 9 30 The Advocate is a twice weekly publication
Shall We Continue to Prepare for War
A Philadelphia Yearly Meeting statement urges ending armament race. It cites 68 percent of the federal budget prior year on War and Navy costs and argues for a naval holiday and world armament reduction led by the United States. The piece frames peace as humanity’s duty and civilization’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai
War and Navy Departments
Tasker H. Bliss
Philadelphia
Bliss
United States
Local Notables Improve After Illnesses
The sick Col. S. M. Newmeyer is rapidly recovering and will soon resume control of his store. Dr. J. A. Vansant, previously seriously ill, shows marked improvement and expects to return to practice. The eight month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Jones on Harrison avenue has overcome a severe double pneumonia and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. S. M. Newmeyer
J. A. Vansant
Virgil Jones
Harrison Avenue
Doctor Winnes Indicted in Pine Mountain Teacher Murder
Dr. H. C. Winnes, former state veterinarian, indicted by Harlan County Grand Jury for the murder of Miss Lara Parson, Pine Mountain schoolteacher. Body found near the settlement two days after the assault. Bond set at $10,000. trial slated to begin January 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Winnes
Harlan County Grand
Lara Parson
Pine Mountain
Question of Heaven and Hell in Rural Milk Fate
A brief quip from a rural household asks if a cow’s death affects afterlife status. The mother responds plainly that the cow does not influence their moral standing, prompting the child to wonder about punishment for milk. The exchange reflects folk beliefs in life after death and the ethical implications of animal agriculture.
Remarkable Profit by LaGrange Calf Club Winner
William J. Manby Jr of LaGrange Kansas bought a Holstein heifer for 200 dollars. After a two month display at a club show the same heifer drew attention from Jefferson Wisconsin breeder Mr Schinkle who offered 800 then 1000 dollars for the animal. Manby accepted the 1000 dollar offer yielding about 800 dollars profit in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
Young Manby, Jr
Manby
Schinkle
Jefferson
Wisconsin
Jealousy i is the insanity of self love. a age
A brief reflective line noting jealousy as a distorted form of self regard. The terse phrase hints at inner conflict and the disorderly nature of ego driven feelings.
Office schemes and persimmons in a cautionary note
A concise moral warns that pursuing office may be better than a second plan that risks trouble. It argues against borrowing trouble as interest rates rise, urging restraint and prudence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Sue Scrivener
Rebecca McDonald
Winichester
Bruce Wilson
Bettie Fletcher
Danville
Richard
Charles Arrasmith
Galva, Iowa
County
William Evans
Panama
Brothers
C. B. and
Joe A. Evans
Russell DeHaven
City
Patty Johnson Riley
Sherman Goodpaster
Frankfort
J. T. Coons
W. H.pieratt
Charles Edward
John R. Sharp
Birmingham
Ala
J. B. Meacham
Ocala
Florida
Robert Murphy
W. A. Purnell
Nannie Pulliam
T. Foster Rogers
Nel Tipton
Anna Tipton
Indianapolis
Baird Salzgaber
Colorado Springs
W. T. Fitzpatrick
Tampa
Fla
Mr. Fitzpatrick
Henry R. Prewitt
Princeton
N. J
Allen Prewitt
University
Young
Mr. Prewitt
M. G. Ferguson
Joe Grouch
Bloomfield
Eusti
J. B. Riddle Grocery
the Advocate
WM. B. Harney
Secy
Silas Fairweather
Silas
Hoffman
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co
California
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Dr. Winnes
William J. Manby, Jr
Persimmons
Advocate Pub. Co, Incorporated
W. A. Sutton&son
MT. Sterling
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