Lexington Society Notes Reflect Local Visits and Events
Society items list residents and visitors in Lexington including Mrs. William Wyatt of Lexington visiting John H. Wyatt’s family, Miss Bettie Roberts and Miss Su Pputdugbs bound for markets and spring millinery trips, and several others attending the Community Conference in Louisville and a federal court case in Lexington. The piece also mentions a charity gathering at West Main street with a prize for high score and a lengthy guest list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wyatt
Lexington
John 8. Wyatt
Clarke Ramey
Bethel
A. Hi. Pieratt
A. Re ‘Lyons
Jin
Louisville
Atp
Merchants’ Hardware
Swango
Mr. Swango
W. T. Swango
Lexing
Margeman
Ayres Enteratts Iaid
West Main Street
Clayton Howell
Ayres
She
Jick Owings
Ee Dane €Enault
John Stofer
Yton Howell
John Speer
Suzette Johnson
John Barnes
J. C. McNeal
Allen G. Prewitt
Nell ‘Eipton
A. C. Bogie
W. P. ‘Huntington
B. Frank Perry
J.P. Highland
D- Hall
Frank Boyd
R. L. Coleman
A. J. Gatewood
Births in Louisville and Lexington Celebrate New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Waller Chenault welcome a son named Waller Chenault Jr the first grandchild of Judge and Mrs W C Chenault of this city. Mr and Mrs E J Garret greet a daughter born today at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington formerly Miss Frances Samuels of this city. The Advocate twice a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Chenault
Louisville
Waller Chenault, Jr
W. C. Chenault
E. J. Garret
Good Samaritan Hospital
Lexington
Garrett
Frances Samuels
Local Illnesses Reported Among Town Residents
The notice lists Henry Senieur and Mrs Tipton Wilson ill at home on North Sycamore Street. Mrs M A McGinnis and Mrs H C Prewitt are confined to bed, the latter admitted to Mary Chiles Hospital. John Maher faces pneumonia risk and is hospitalized. Hon S B Lane misses legislature sessions due to his wife's illness, though her condition improves gradually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Senieur
Tipton
Wilson
Sycamore Street
H. C. Prewitt
Mary Chiles Hospital
John Maher
B. Lane
Local church services note weekend schedule
The Baptist church announces a Sunday 2:30 pm financial committee meeting in the men’s Bible class room and morning worship at 10:45 am. Epworth League and Sunday School at 9:15 am, with remarks on worship, attendance, and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Baptist Rad Church
A. L. Mitchell
Freedom to vilify militiamen and veterans in German press
The piece attacks the American Legion as a tool bought with British funds to suppress truth and curb free conscience. It claims veterans dominate crime statistics and mocks the Legion as unworthy, while quoting the Lewistown Democrat noting the writer belongs in Fort Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amns
Chicago Staas-Zeitung
American Legion
Miller
St. Louis
France
American Légion
America
Pear
Lewistown
Ill
Democrat
Fort Leavenworth
Infants Industry in Need Again over Print Paper Tariff
The piece argues against tariffs to shield U S print paper makers from foreign competition. It portrays the industry as an infant profiteering sector that raised prices during wartime and benefited from spruce shortages. It claims foreign imports would curb profiteering if tariffs pass and mocks opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sweden
Russia
United States
Norway
Consistency Praised Over Fickle Lovers in Contemporary Verse
A poet extols steady devotion while warning against volatile affection. The line contrasts reliability with unsteady passion, urging steadfast loyalty as a moral ideal. The verse emphasizes consistent behavior as a guard against heartbreak.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richardson Bros. & Cornwell
Society
Sweetwater
Wilbur
Tennessee
Kentucky
Bettie Roberts
Su Pputdugbs
Chicago
R. W. ‘Kincaid
County Jark
Bath Gwas
Frankfort
Rogs McGinnis
Mary Anne Ginnis
Akron
Ohio
Mary McGinnis
May Stone
S ‘A. M. Bourne
Walker Greer
Fincastle
Homer McNeal
Winchester
Roger D. Barnes
W. J. Whitley
Maude Gorham
Sharpsburg
W. L. Day
Dorothy Tyler
Huntington
W. Va
John D. MacColm
Cincinnati
T. L. Caudill
Frenchburg
W. B. White
Squire Willains
Dudge ‘ William Young
Morehead
H. B. Sexton
Menefee County
C. & C. Railway Company
the Advocate
M. A. McGinnis
C. B. Hainline
Man
Federal Reserve System
Traders National Bank
Oldham
A. B. Oldham & Son
Mt. Sterling
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