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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
5
Mrs. Josh Owings entertained her card club and guests Saturday at her West High Street home. The best score earned Mrs. Harry G. Hoffman the club prize, a thermos bottle, with Miss Sarah Simrall winning the guest prize.
A social gathering at Miss Pearl Williams’s county home honors her niece Mrs Levi Goff, recent bride, with a dinner for attendees including Mrs Hoffman and Mrs Williams of Baltimore and Huntington. The guest list features many Mrs or Miss attendees from Indianapolis Huntington and Ironton Ohio, with seating for Mr and Mrs Goff and other local notables.
Eight top Shorthorn breeders from Kentucky were hosted by Rob inson Judy and wife at a Sycamore Street residence in the city. Guests from Lexington Millersburg Cyn thiana Shelbyville included J H Clay A C Jewell C H Bowyer D M Johnson J P Redmond L M Lebus B A Thomas and Geo Woodruff. They attended the Montgomery County Fair cattle show praising pedigreed stock and the return of thrift to farming. Hartman Wardrobe Trunks at The Walsh Company.
Mrs Ollie W McCormick is seriously ill at her West High street home. Mrs Garrett D Sullivan recovering from pneumonia. Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Grant Jones is very sick with typhoid fever at their Grassy Lick pike residence.
Eleanor Bowen reports a local picnic at Clay City with attendees including Mrs. Julia West and Mrs. Emma Biggerstaff and Mr. Bob West. Clay Hoskins fallen ill and his wife injured her foot from a timber accident. Miss Anna Frances Guy fractured her skull returning from Etretel Church and is in severe condition. Other residents visited family in Winchester and Mt Sterling for the fair and weekend gatherings.
Prof Lappin principal of Morehead Normal School will preach at the Christian church and teach the Hazelrigg Men's Bible Class on next Sunday morning. New collar attached shirts available at Walshs.
A concise provocative saying advises men seeking a wife to stay open eyed while courting, but suggests once married one should shut them. The remark reflects a tongue in cheek view on marriage and perception.
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