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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
Miss Georgia Sledd spends Thursday in Frankfort while Prof. M. J. Goodwin visits Lexington. Numerous residents travel for business or leisure including Mr. Parker Wood in Louisville and Mrs. H. O. Irwin in Ashland visiting relatives. The piece lists many visits and departures among local families and nearby cities.
Flower Mission Day will be observed Monday June 9. The W C T U will meet Thursday at 3 pm at Mrs Hoffman Wood's home. Due to Dr Hirshman away there is no morning preaching at the Presbyterian Church and the Children's Day service moves to Sunday evening June 15. Sunday School at 9:30. Christian Endeavor Normal Bible Study and Mission Study meet at 6:30. Methodist Missionary All day Meeting is omitted in June but business session is at the Methodist church Friday June 6 at 2. Members urged to attend for important matters, Mrs B F Wyatt, Press Sup’t.
Mrs S B Carrington is on the sick list this week. Mrs Foster Rogers has been quite sick for several days. Mrs Jennie Robinson is confined to her room this week. Mrs Geo Heinrich has been quite sick but is some better this week. Mrs L H Reynolds has been quite sick and is improving rapidly. Mrs R E Punch, sick at a Lexington hospital, remains about the same. Mr Robert Fletcher is very serious. his daughter Mrs J J Diel of Louisville came yesterday to be at his bedside.
The Philathea Class of the Baptist Church invites the Baracca Class to a supper Thursday night at Mrs. Cynthia Reed's residence. Members anticipate a most enjoyable time.
Miss Sylvia Rabin of Jersey City will wed B M Markoffsky of Columbus following a three week courtship after a meeting at Grant Hospital where Rabin recovered from appendicitis. Rabin is daughter of Oscar and Mrs. Rubin and has lived with her uncle in Columbus for a year. Markoffsky is a well liked young man with many friends.
Lexington High School varsity defeated the local high school 6 to 3 Saturday afternoon at Lexington. The two rivals vie for the Central Kentucky championship with a deciding game scheduled for this afternoon at the local park before a record crowd. Ringo announces a new delivery automobile for ice and cream orders.
Mobile beauty treatment offers scalp massage shampooing dye and bleaching plus clipping and singeing with facial massage. Mg owner Mrs Mayme D Magowan listed with local references and phone 263 X. Slogan satisfaction guaranteed and calls at residences.
Mr. Robert Allen head of the State Pure Food and Drug Department will speak for the benefit of the Housewives League Saturday afternoon at the Court House. The meeting will be at two o'clock instead of the three o'clock time previously advertised. Plant only the best plants and shop Spot Cash Grocery for carefully selected and always cheapest options.
Elk's Club rooms closed for several days last week for varnish refinishing on floors, chairs and tables. New draperies and improvements added to boost attractiveness. During hot months order creams and ices from F. G. Morris. 45-4
Secretary McAdoo announced no bank in Kentucky Indiana or Tennessee refused the 2 percent interest on government deposits. A total of $11,581,500 was distributed with eleven Kentucky banks in nine cities receiving $180,000.
A dozen civil engineering graduates from Kentucky State University have already secured desirable employment with leading corporations across the country.
Mr John Keyes purchased 267 acres of land near Thompson station from Cliff and Daniel Prewitt. The farm forms part of the H P Thompson holdings and was bought Saturday afternoon for a private price.
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