Social notes of Lexington visitors and guests abound
Mrs. George Eastin and many others visit Lexington and nearby towns this week. The column lists Mrs. D. J. Burchett, Mrs. W. F. Henry, Mrs. W. P. Highland, Miss Lucy Randall of New York, Miss Virginia Ayres, and many others visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. A late afternoon party at Mrs. Joe Evans’s home featured music, games, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Duncan
Irvine
Anse Oldham
Tom Owings
Ashland
George Owings
Lucy Randall
New York
Sophia Randall
Elsa May Wendling
Louisville
Harry M. Wright
Angie Young Jackson
Fleming County
Ida Belle Brother
H. C. Brumel
Chicago
S. L. Taylor
Waller Chenault
Baby
Cincinnati
W. O. Chenault
Virginia Ayres
Fulton
L. W. Boswell
Joe A. Evans
Samuels Avenue
Margaret Coppage
Clara Bascom Lane
Lillian Kendall
Lucile Anderson
Angela Grainline
Anna McDonald
Helen Redmond
Mary Byrd Jeeson
Vivian Kendall
Marian Cocrell
Ada McKee
Katherine Ratliff
Elizabeth Collier
B. J. McDonald
Frances Stamp
Religious programs and services planned at local churches
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Society hosts an open Sunday meeting June 11 at 7 30 p m with a full service program. The Methodist Church invites all to a Red Letter Day Sunday with Sunday School at 9 30 and 10 45, Epworth League at 6 45, and evening worship at 7 30 on What s in a Name. Wednesday prayer at 7 30 ends with a reference letter S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Community Notes and Social Visits in Forest Grove Area
Mr and Mrs W L Potts and son Charles and Mr and Mrs John Potts visited Walker Potts family at Forest Grove. Allen Kline family hosted relatives. Farmers in the area largely finished tobacco transplanting. Nellie Kincaid visited Mrs Aiken Kline. Noah Gilliam was in Mt Sterling on Tuesday. The Advocate publishes twice weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Potts
Charles
John Potts
Walker Potts
Forest Grove
Allen Kline
Nellie Kincaid
Owingsville News Roundup Highlights Local Movements
Susie Leach reports George Richardson in Owingsville on Sunday. Fred Moore returned home at the Levee Sunday. Ollie Gulley left for Detroit Michigan for a new position. Mrs John Colliver and daughter Mary Lizzie in Mt Sterlig e Saturday. Farmers finished transplanting tobacco and gathering grass seed. Harlan Wilson family in town Saturday. Martha Conkright visited Mrs George Richards Monday. Multiple local visits by families and a schoolhouse religious service planned Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Moore
Ollie Gulley
Detroit
Mich
John. Colliver
Mary Lizzie
Mt. Sterlig@e
Harlan Wilson
Martha Conkright
George Richards
John Jones
Rapture Expert Seeley to Demonstrate Scientific Shield
F H Seeley, truss expert from Chicago and Philadelphia, will visit Lexington at the Phoenix Hotel on Saturday and Sunday June 17 and 18. He promotes the Sper matic Shield as preventing rupture and closing openings in ten days, with claims of no surgery or drugs and government documents of inspection. Seeley says demonstrations are free and no other stops in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Seeley
Chicago
Philadelphia
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Seeley
England
Spain
United States
Washington, D. C
Invitations Issued for World Dairy Congress in 1923
The United States has sent invitations to about 50 foreign governments to attend the World's Dairy Congress to be held in the fall of 1923. A united industry effort backs the event with the USDA coordinating with the Congress Association and officers preparing committees. The meeting site has not been chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Dairy Congress Association
Hematiteching and picoting attachment offer
Hematiteching and picoting attachments fit any sewing machine with easy adjustment. Priced at 2.50 dollars and come with full instructions from Oriental Novelty Co. Box 11 Corpus Christi Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriental Novelty Co
Corpus Christi
Texas
Six Towns Seek Normal School in Eastern Kentucky
Sixteen Eastern Kentucky cities urged a proposed new state normal school to be built in the eastern end of the state. A commission at the Phoenix hotel in Lexington heard claims from eighty representatives led by Judge E C ORear. Cities offered grounds and buildings, student housing, water, lighting, medical and hospital facilities, and incentives. A location in Boyd county is pushed by Ashland and Catlettsburg, with other towns including Louisa West Liberty Paintsville and Morehead participating. The Advocate was asked to print details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
State Normal School
General Assembly
Phoenix Hotel
Lexington
Ashland
Catlettsburg
Boyd County
Louisa
West Liberty
Paintsville
Morehead
New Kentucky Greyhound Track Planned for Latonia
R. P. Scobee of Winchester sells twenty acres in Latonia Covington for a greyhound race track. Greyhound racing is a new American sport with three existing tracks. Bets will be by mutuel machines. Track to be ready by August 1 with racing planned throughout August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Scobee
Winchester
Kentucky Greyhound Racing Association
Rosedale Park
Latonia
Covington
America
United States
Miami
Fla
St. Louis
Oklahoma City
Okla
Kentucky Jockey Club
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George Eastin
D. J. Burchett
W. F. Henry
W. P. Highland
Maysville
J.T. Evans
Mise Mary Pelly
Mary
Florence Stamper
Seth Botts
Jessie Bean
Ben W. Hall
Frankfort
Byron Hall
Eliza Fox Rogers
Mary Apperson
Mamie Sullivan
Mrs
J. P. Sullivan
J. W. Shackelford
R. IL. Settles
Clarence Stephens
John Davidson
Gate City, Va
John Wilson
T. B. Arthur
Elizabeth
J. W. Hedden, Sr
Harry Stephenson
John Crockett
Sharpsburg
Jenmel Gatewood
Hazard
William May
Willard McGuire
Alice Belle Griffin
Richmond
Mr. Evans
L. P. Evans
L. Carlisle
Eliszabeth Carlisle
C. H. Petry
Joe Crouch
Bloomfield
City
Crouch
Kate Dimmitt
R. R. Watts
Baltimore
Antwerp Avenue
Watts
Winchester Division
Children’s Party
Donaldson
the Advocate
Federal Reserve Sys
Tem
Federal Supervision
Traders National Bank
Stoops
Susie E. Leach
George Richardson
Owingsville
Rapture
Home Office
Dearborn St
World Dairy Congress
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