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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
5
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R L Barnard is in Cincinnati on business Clayton Howell was in Lexington on business Wednesday Mrs Robert Armstrong of Huntington is visiting relatives here Mrs Tom Owings of Ashland is the guest of Mr and Mrs George E Owings Miss Margaret Hunter of Winchester is the guest of Miss Sarah Frances Hamilton Mrs Sadie Adamson of Lexington has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Donald Martin Mrs E L William and daughter Edith have returned from Martinsville Ind Mrs Walter Sharp and daughter Mrs Will Lindsey and Mrs Edward Peck of Sharpsburg are here today C Barnard and wife are in Powell county visiting Barnard's parents Jesse Faulkner and wife Mr and Mrs Arthur Blevins and sons of Lexington are guests of John Fogg and family Mrs Naret White and son of Prestonsburg are guests of Mrs White's parents Mr and Mrs Steve Pieratt Mrs Eugene Terry and son and Miss Ella Dickerson of South Boston Va are guests of Dr and Mrs A B Stoops Prof and Mrs Henry L Jones have gone to New York for a Columbia University course Misses Mildred Gatewood and Margaret Ramsey will be guests of Miss Rebecca Boswell for a Winchester dance Friday night Mr and Mrs Howard Reis have returned from their wedding trip and are staying with Mrs Reis's mother Mrs E T Reis Mrs S D Hall and Miss Virginia Hall with friends are making a motor trip through New York City Atlanta City and Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry G Hoffman has returned from New York. R Morris Ramsey will leave Sunday for Henderson North Carolina to spend several months. Mrs H C Jacobs and children have returned to Lexington after a visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Mason and Mr and Mrs Vernon McKamey of Akron are guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Mason.
A big auction sale featuring new and high grade used furniture and various articles. Scheduled for Saturday July 17 at 10 AM. Watch for bills announcing details.
Rev R C Goldsmith will deliver the sermon at the Methodist church Sunday evening. Service will begin promptly at 7 30. Pure apple butter offered in pints quarts and gallons by S P Greenwade phone 431.
The notice mentions Mrs Louis Urban is ill at her Harrison avenue home. A local quip remarks on conservatives, and McGuire Bros on Bank street advertise Booths Sardines in tomato sauce. Also a comment notes how unemployment becomes apparent when taking on tougher outdoor work.
A maxim about speech versus thought suggesting that loud talkers often show less deliberation. The saying contrasts volume with quiet contemplation.
Mrs. Tipton Wilson hosted her Sewing Circle at North Sycamore street with needlework and a plate lunch. Mrs. W. C. Clay plans a Friday picnic at Olympian Springs for Miss Vitula Kinsolving of Louisville. guests will travel by motor. Misses Sally and Anne Clay held a fish fry on West Main Street honoring four Redpath Chautauqua students, with guests including H. E. Owen Covington Tennessee J. B. Craven Lexington Kentucky W. R. McCuen Laurence DC August Farwick Elgin Illinois and Thelma Jones Louisville. attendees included Elizabeth Clay Highland Mariann Young Hattie William Ruth Barnes Louise Smathers.
Mrs J Miller Hoffman entertained guests at her Samuels avenue home in a morning party honoring Mrs H B Kinsolving and Miss Vitula Kinsolving of Louisville. Rooms were decorated with garden flowers and a noon luncheon was served to a guests list including Mrs Kin solving Miss Kinsolving Mrs C W Kirkpatrick and others.
A list of attendees includes Mrs. J. Will Clay, Mrs. Tom Owings, Mrs. Charles T. Hazel Rigg, Mrs. Harry B. Ringo, Mrs. Joe Brown Jr., Mrs. Jack Owings, Mrs. Henry Reid, Mrs. H. C. Prewitt, Miss Flo Shirley, Mrs. Clayton Howell.
William J. Bryan said his heart is with the Democratic cause and he will not extend remarks on the party convention. He declined to discuss the third party movement starting in Chicago on July 10, noting voters have about four months to weigh candidates before making endorsements.
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