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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1921

Page

5

Social visitors and travels across Kentucky and beyond

A flood of visitors and guests traverse Lexington Louisville Carlisle and other towns. Notables include Mrs. Joe Jones Mrs. H A Babb Miss Rutie Evans Rev Clyde Darsie J R Miller and many others visiting relatives friends or markets in Fleming county Lexington Hael Green Carlisle Paris and Cincinnati with trips to Chicago Detroit and Atlanta included.

Joe Jones Lexington H. A. Babb Brent G. Nunnelly Louisville Allie R. Robinson A. B Oldham Chicago Rutie Evans Fleming County J. R. Miller Lebanon Clyde Darsie Hael Green Thomas Armstrong Washington, D. C Carlisle H. CaBiley Margaret Erwin Atlanta Bettie Dorsey Martha Burch -Skirvin Ashland Mary Land Brunner Ruth Mitchell Hattie Alley William Seabee D. S. Estill Owingsville

Social at Mrs Tharp’s New Year’s gathering on West Main

Guests listed including Mrs William May Miss Ida Belle Brother Miss Mary V Robertson Miss Katherine Howell Miss Martha Mae Robinson Miss Carolyn Bourne Miss Mary Crail Miss Laura Hart Miss Dorothy Tyler Miss Anna B Pinney Mrs Carl Webster Robinson Mrs Kenneth Collins Miss Frances Kennedy Mrs William Tipton Mrs William Enoch and Mrs L I Hombs. A late supper featured chicken croquets frozen salad beaten biscuits iced tea and salted almonds. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and the aunt Mrs Lela Gillaspie hosted on West Main Street.

Lela Gillaspie West Main Street Tharp William May Ida Belle Brother Mary V. Robertson Katherine Howell Martha Mae Robinson Carolyn Bourne Mary Crail Laura Hart Dorothy Tyler Anna B

Sunday School outing to The Oaks at Olympian Springs

Mrs. George R. Snyder’s Sunday School class plans an outing to Olympian Springs on Sunday. They will spend the day at her summer cottage The Oaks with a basket lunch served at noon on the lawn.

George R. Snyder Olympian Springs

Dinner Hosts Honor Ezell Guests At Queen Street Home

Mr and Mrs Henry C Greenwade hosted a refined dinner Sunday at their Queen Street residence to honor guests Mrs Asa M Nickell and Miss Edna Adeline Nickell of Ezell. The menu featured several courses and a decorated flower table. Other attendees included Mrs Nickell, Miss Nickell, Mr and Mrs James Yocum of North Middletown, Mrs Borders Hale of Ezell, Mrs James Cecil and Tomison of Winchester, and Mr W G Henry of the county. Georgia Kerns and Sam Kerns plan a dancing party at their Sycamore Street home tonight for Miss Dovie Parrish of Bowling Green with guests including Susan Gatewood, Elizabeth Collier, Virginia Ayres, Elizabeth Strossman, Frances Scobee, Roberta Dale, Nola Highland, Clara Fassett, Edna Dowings, Louise Smathers, and Mary Lu.

B. C. Wren Olympian Springs D. W. Gordon F. 8. Wren Pittsburgh Ida Wren J. C. Wren J. R. Gibbs Henry Gillaspie W. J. Sample H. L. Hutchins D. C. Rose Hazel Green Motor Sales Co Cincinnati Frenchburg H. C. Greenwade Henry C. Greenwade Queen Street Asa M. Nickell Edna Adeline Nickell Ezell Greenwade Nickell James Yocum North Middletown Borders Hale Zell James Cecil and Tomison Winchester An W. G. Henry This County Georgia Kerns Sam Kerns Sycamore Street Dovie Parrish Bowling Green Susan Gatewood Elizabeth Collier Virginia Ayres Elizabeth Strossman Frances Scobee Roberta Dale Nola Highland Clara Fassett Edna D. Qowings Louise Smathers Mary Lu

Local Residents Seen on Business Visit

Mary Cox and a list of Lexington residents were in town on business today. Mr and Mrs Harvey Parrish of Bowling Green are guests of Mr and Mrs Marion W French and are visiting local hosts.

David Curry Lexington Harvey Parrish Bowling Green Marion W. French

Advo cate Prize Race Standings and Final Count Reminder

Latest standings as of 1 PM Thursday show leaders including Miss Virginia Coons at 579850 and Miss Anna Lee Cornwell at 486930. Voters urged to send in remaining ballots before final count Saturday night. any errors must be reported to the campaign manager by noon Saturday.

Virginia’ Coons Anna Lee Cornwell Marguerite Crouch Virginia Manley Mary L. Brunner Laura E. Watson Eleanor Bowen Linnie Hoskins Dorothy Waugh Edna Yocum Lena Staton Albert Botts Ethel West Mary Belle Fugate Stella Wilson Lena. Laughlin

Richardson Brothers and Cornwell Saturday Ads

Richardson Brothers and Cornwell advertise Lexington Maid flour Georgia choice watermelons and cantaloupes best coffee blends fresh and cured meats vegetables and fruits in season.

Lexington Maid Georgia

Illness Touches Several In Lexington Area

L P Greenwade traveled to Lexington for treatment from a specialist. J A and O C Evans visit their brother L P Evans of Richmond who lies seriously ill in a Lexington hospital. Kenny P Hadden of Winchester is also seriously ill at a Lexington hospital with sister Mrs Howard B Turner at his bedside.

L. P. Greenwade Lexington J. A O. C. Evans L. P. Evans Richmond Kenny P. Hadden Winchester Howard B. Turner

Shoe sale at R. E. Punch Co Inc cuts prices

Promotional note announces reductions on all shoes and oxfords at R. E. Punch Co Inc urging customers to act now to save.

R. E. Punch Co, Inc

Regular Sunday Service and Estate Notice at Local Church

Regular morning service at 11 o clock led by the pastor with a welcoming message to strangers. Sabbath school at 9 45. Creditors of W F Henry estate urged to call and settle with Administrator Mrs W F Henry in charge.

The Presbyterian Church W.F. Henry W. F. Henry

Bracken Association Meeting at Carlisle Church

The Bracken Association of Baptists to meet at Carlisle Church Wednesday at 10 o clock. Delegates plan to depart that morning to attend the convening session.

Bracken Association of Baptists Carlisle

Notice to Contestants on Subscription Start Date

Notice states a large number of subscriptions were submitted this week delaying start of today’s issue. It notes all subscriptions are expected to begin with Tuesday’s edition.

Electric Shop Showcases Wide Range of Attachments

The Electric Shop invites patrons to view a broad selection of electrical attachments and accessories. Shoppers are encouraged to visit and explore the variety available at the store.

Spirit Grain The First Homes And Women’s Craft In Iroquois Life

Corn, or Indian maize, credited by students of legends with founding the first American homes and marking women’s key economic role. Women planted and managed grain, storing it for family use and winter hospitality, turning roving tribes into homemakers. Hominy and sueetash among corn meals. travelers relied on parched corn and maple sugar as a ration.

North America Tom Chivington Corn Bulletin

Dr. McKee Improving After Serious Illness

Dr. M. C. McKee of Danville West Virginia, formerly of this city, has been seriously ill for weeks from an infection caught during a surgical procedure. He spent time in a Cincinnati hospital under a specialist's care and is now slowly improving though his condition remains grave. He is remembered as the husband of Miss Mary Pratt Hedden, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Hedden Sr.

M. C. McKee Danville W. Va McKee Cincinnati Hospital Mary Pratt Hed Len J. W. Hedden

Lace Hose Shipment At R. E. Punch Co Inc

Black and brown lace hose arrive in stock at R. E. Punch Co. Inc. Ask to view the new shipment and sizes available.

R. E. Punch Co., Inc

Modern six room bungalow for sale on Samuels Avenue

Private sale notice from S. F. Hamilton offering a very modern six room bungalow on Samuels Avenue for a few days only. No further details provided.

Samuels Avenue S. F. Hamilton

Canada’s Vast Rail Network Surpasses Population Share

A historical report notes Canada holds the largest railway mileage relative to its population, highlighting extensive track, measurement methods, and implications for settlement and commerce.

Canada Country

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Society Estill H. Clay McKee Duncan McKee New York J. D. Wren J. O. Demaree Detroit Leonard Murray Chattanooga Boy Scouts Montgomery County Harry Lemaster Harry Lemaster, Jr Portsmouth Ohio Richardson Brothers and Cornwell Flint, Mich Mt. Sterling BUICK Bracken Association the Electric Shop Hombs & Co Spirit Grain” Founded Dr. McKee Traders National Bank
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