Social notes from Lexington area reveal wide travel and visits
Mrs C W Compton and Mrs Evan Harrell visit. many Lexington residents travel to Danville Winchester and Cincinnati. Laura Hart Virginia Throckmorton and Jennet Gatewood visit friends. Mary Glover attends Wesleyan College exercises. Mr and Mrs Ralph Greene plan months in Omaha. Several families relocate and relatives attend reunions and conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Hart
Lexington
Virginia Throckmorton
Marjorie Sullivan
Danville
Ralph Greene
Omaha
Neb
Mary C. Glover
Wesleyan College
Winchester
Charles H. Lewis and Son
Huntington
Ohio
M. H. Lewis
C. L. Carlisle
Elizabeth Carlisle
Covington
Ind
D. L. Russell
Mildred Sexsmith
Los Angeles
J. Prewitt Young
Hamilton girl to attend Culver Military Academy finals
Miss Hamilton will leave with Mrs. A. W. Young of Morehead for Culver Ind to be guests of Z. T. Young for the finals at Culver Military Academy. The Girls Circle of the Christian church will meet with Mrs. Frank Trimble next Monday at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carroll Hamilton
Circle of the Christian Church
Frank Trimble
Card Party Honors Mr and Mrs Mynes in Huntington
Miss Helen Morris hosted a Tuesday evening card party in Huntington to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ivan A Mynes. Guests included Edith Back Mildred Todd Mattye Thomas Florence Anderson O E Huddle Ray Smith Earl Back Robert George Morris and the Thomas and Mynes couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Morris
Ivan A. Mynes
Huntington
W. Va
Edith Back
Mildred Todd
Mattye Thomas
Florence Anderson
Messrs
O. E. Huddle
Ray Smith
Earl Back
Robert
George Morris
Stanley Thomas
Winchester Pike Bridge Club Event Honors Mrs Huntington
The bridge club led by Mrs. John Storer was entertained on Tuesday evening at her Winchester pike home. After games, refreshments followed and Mrs. W. P. Huntington won a flower basket prize. Guests included Mrs. Huntington and a list of named attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
John Storer
Winchester Pike
W. P. Huntington
Storer
Huntington
B. Frank Perry
A. C. Bogie
Percy D. Bryan
Emilee Reid
George Snyder
Eliza Harris
Robert Howell
S. D. Hall
John Speer
Suzette Johnson
Lizzie P. Coleman
Clayton Howell
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Harry G. Hoffman
Hats For Graduates At Goins Hat Shop
All white dress hats for graduates plus a line of colored felts offered by Goins Hat Shop. The ad emphasizes neat, formal headwear for commencement outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goins’ Hat Shop
Clay City Mills Destroyed by Unknown Fire
A three story mill, a garage and a blacksmith shop burning from an early flour mill fire destroyed the Clay City complex. Losses reach about 15000 with no insurance. owners listed as J. W. Swope, Thomas Swope and R. A. Jordan of Winchester. John Kimball owner of the smithy injured when his auto wrecked near the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay City
Morntz
J. W. Swope
Thomas Swope
R. A. Jordan
Winchester
Religious Services and Sunday School Notes
Baptist Church offers Sunday School at 9 30 with noted teachers and grades Superintendent A L Mitchell. Pastor speaks at 10 45 on Automobile Religion and at 7 30 on Idolator. Prayer meeting Wednesdays 7 30. Methodist Church holds 9 30 Sunday School 10 45 worship with theme Weary Watchers 6 45 Epworth League and 7 30 evening worship What’s in a Name. All welcome. Epigraph about seeking the Lord. Morning service reports noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
A. L. Mitchell
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Local Fruit Stand Promotes Fresh Home Grown Produce
A real fruit and vegetable stand advertises their study of fruit categories and promises the freshest items. They highlight home grown strawberries apples and berries, plus hand-picked cherries and raspberries. Fresh shipments of lemons grapefruit and oranges, along with peas beans potatoes and beets, are offered to save money.
Commencement Week Closes at Frenchburg School 1922
The Frenchburg school year 1921 22 closes May 24 with a commencement program for patrons. Rev R C Evans delivered a sermon on Christian education. The graded school operetta directed by Frances Magee drew a large audience. Eighth grade declamation prizes were won by Virginia Clark Audrey Sowers and Elaih Buchanan. Fourteen diploma recipients, outdoor events and a ball game against Mariba followed. The high school play impressed attendees as teachers return home for summer vacations and plans for further study are noted for Prof W P Gordon at Chicago University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frenchburg School
R. C. Evans
Frances Magee
Virginia Clark
Audrey Sowers
Elaih Buchanan
Mae Armitage
Cooper Williams
Taylor
Mariba
California
Kansas
Missouri
Ohio
Pennsylvania
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church
Cambridge
W. P. Gordon
Chicago University
Cornwell's Grocery Ad Promises Fresh Local Goods
Cornwell's Grocery touts apples as fresh as pick, home grown strawberries cherries and raspberries, corn, peas beans and potatoes, assorted meats all home-killed, plus salt rising bread and hosiery values. Prices described as close and goods fresh, with a note “They think it is the very best.”
Plum Lick Socials Highlight Fletcher and Crouch Visits
Marguerite Crouch notes Sunday gatherings as Mr and Mrs Mansfield Fletcher visit N H Fletcher and wife. Lida Lou Crouch confined by tonsillitis. Henry Fletcher visits John Bivins. Crouch family hosts and visits with relatives near Mt Sterling Judy and Hopkinsville connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Fletcher
N. H. Fletcher
Lida Lou Crouch
Henry Fletcher
John Bivins
E. H. Crouch
Shelby
D. H. Webster
Mt. Sterling
Russell Crouch
Little Rock
W. B. Crouch
T. D. Bentley
King Todd
Ike Ishmael
Near Judy
Sam Ishmael
Samuel Dick
Hopkinsville
George Clinkenbeard
East Union
Buford Curtis
For Sale or Rent Eight-Room Residence on Lexington Ave
An eight room residence on Lexington Avenue offered for sale or rent suitable for one or two families. Contact R. D. Parsons Mt. Sterling for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Avenue
R. D. Parsons
Mt. Sterling
Dr. Reese B. Kash Dies in Frenchburg at 52
Dr. Reese B. Kash of Frenchburg Menefee County died Friday night May 26 after a long cancer illness. Funeral services were held Sunday. He was 52 and survived by his widow and four children. He was brother in law to Hon. S. N. Williams of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese B. Kash
Frechburg
Menefee County
Frenchburg
Kash
S. N. Williams
Wright’s Complete Grocery Stock Draws Trade
W H Wright offers a complete line of grocery items and housewares. He buys the best in groceries and sells closely, attracting steady trade with high class tinware graniteware aluminumware queens ware and glassware. See The Advocate for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Wright
Resigns Winchester Position for Insurance Work
Duke Duty resigns as Winchester official after years with Clark County National Bank, Winchester. He will enter the insurance business in the Clark County capital, and The Advocate wishes him success in his new undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Duty
Clark County National Bank
Winchester
Clark County
Duty
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Richard Turley
Evan 8. Harrell
Sally Clay
Charles E. Duff
Virginia
Jennel Gatewood
Lucretia Little
B. K. Duncan and Son
Irvine
Ben
J. C. Elam
Anse Oldham
Squire N. Williams
Nell Tipton
Seth Botts
Alfred Jones
Swango Springs
George Eastin
George Hon
H. Petry
Scott County
Ed Smith
Woodson Moss
George C. Eastin
Milton Beffitt
Middletown
Houston Beall
T. M. Perry
J. W. Hedden, Jr
W. D. Judy
G. I. Morris
Hughes Atkinson
Lucy Marian Atkinson
Bourbon County
Atkinson
William Atkinson
James O’connell
18Th
Kentucky Regiment
George Teegarden
Kentucky Volunteers
Clarence E. Stephens
Ruth
J. F. Lockhart
High Street
C. T. Coleman
T. F. Triplett
Winn Street
Stella Stephens
Lagrange
C. B. Stephens
Olus Hamilton
Guy Sandefur
Joe Evans
Carrie Hardy
P. H. McKee
Maysville
Bracken Association of Baptists
McKee
Sarah Frances Hamilton
Colonial School
Washington
Card Club
Walsh Company
the Advocate
Dren
A. B. Oldham & Son
Kentucky
Frenchburg School News
Cornwell’s Grocery
Maysville Street
Ragan-Gan Motor Co
P. Greenwade Commission & Coal Company
MT. Sterling, KY
Plum Lick
Marguerite Crouch
The
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W. Main St
Lexington Herald
Advocate
Montgomery County
Herald
Herald Cody
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