Mrs Boyd Hosts Sharpsburg Garden Party Guests
Garden party notes describe two days of hosting at Mrs Boyd’s home in Sharpsburg with many guests. Tuesday attendees include R Peters Ratliff families and local residents such as Mary Ratliff Bettie Withers and Elmer Berry. Wednesday’s list features Ollie Knight Tom Knight H C McCue Waller Sharp Shrout Lindsey Blount Peck Wright Botts Ratliff Stone and Lou Bradshaw Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Sharpsburg
R. Peters
Omar Ratliff
Mirs
Mary Ratliff
Feland
Bettie Withers
T. J. Allen
Virginia McLoney
Rufus Knight
M. J. Clark
Elmer Berry
John Crockett
Social notes of Georgetown visitors and locals
Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Goldsmith are in Georgetown for commencement. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. William Oldham of Nicholasville and Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Sullivan and son from Youngstown. Douglas Little of Owensboro arrives to stay with J. Burton Prewitt. Mrs. Bryan Treadway of Middletown visits her mother in law Mrs. William Treadway. Mrs. Dan M. Chenault and Miss Josephine Chenault will come from Charleston for the summer. Mrs. John Brannock and children return from a visit to her mother Mrs. F. D. Richardson. Mrs. Harry McCue and daughter Anne and Miss Elizabeth Boyd visit Frank Boyd. Will Nelson Hoffman and baby Marcia Louise plan a visit to Mrs. Marcia B. Hoffman. Hoffman discharged from Portsmouth service and may start business locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Goldsmith
Georgetown
William Oldham
Nicholasville
A. B. Oldham
Mitchell Sullivan and Son
Youngstown
Ohio
J. P. Sullivan
Douglas Little
Owensboro
J. Burton Prewitt
Bryan Treadway
Middletown
Oho
William Treadway
Dan M. Chenault
Josephine Chenault
Charleston
D. C
John Brannock
Falmouth
F. D. Richardson
Harry McCue
Anne
Sharpsburg
Elizabeth Boyd
Bethel
Frank Boyd
Will Nelson Hoffman
Marcia Louise
Marcia B. Hoffman
Hoffman
Portsmouth
Parties At Fairfield Home And Garden Party In Bloom
Mrs. Frank Boyd hosted two social gatherings this week at Fairfields with Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon events. A garden party followed a Sunday school attendance contest, hosted by Mrs. George R. Snyder's group, at Mrs. Lois Thompson's country home. Reds led by captain Mrs. Ralph Greene served as waitresses in a rose garden setting with delphinium centerpieces and a varied menu. Attendees included Blues captain Mrs. Tipton H. Wilson and many others from the class and Washington guest Mrs. Fannie Maybeth Pinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyd
Fairfields
George R. Snyder
Lois Thompson
Rose Garden
Reds
Ralph Greene
Captain of the Blues
Tipton H. Wilson
Lindsay R. Douglas
J. C. Horton
Nell Pangburn
J. Miller Hoffman
Ida Belle Brother
Lily Williams
Nancy Estill
Mary Clarke
Mary Land Brunner
Bertha Faulkner
T. B. Robertson
Frances Henry
W. C. McGuire
Stanley Kerns
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Albert Botts
W. T. Hunt
Stewart McCormick
Cliff McCdrmick
Mary Banks Estill
Fannie Maybeth Pinney
Washington
Cleveland Women Named in Unnamed Social Notes
Mrs. Walter Hancock, Mrs. M. J. Cox, Mrs. L. B. Hadden, Mrs. William Tipton, Miss Lola Lawrence, Mrs. Tandy Chenault, Mrs. Alfred Pulaski, of Cleveland, Mrs. W. Lois Thompson and Mrs. J. W. Prewitt were listed among attendees in a Cleveland social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hancock
M. J. Cox
L. B. Hadden
William Tipton
Lola Lawrence
Tandy Chenault
Alfred Pulaski
Cleveland
W. Lois Thompson
J. W. Prewitt
Mrs Oldham Hosts 500 Party for Miss Laura Hart Guests
Mrs William P Oldham invites guests to a Thursday afternoon 500 party in honor of Miss Laura Hart and her party. Mr and Mrs Judson M Anderson plan a porch dance and buffet supper Saturday evening at their country home for Miss Hart and her house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Oldham
Laura Hart
Judson M. Anderson
Ills and operations touch Winchester residents
The sick list includes Mr Harvey Hunt with relatives in town and Dr B F Johnson a highly regarded Winchester doctor. Sherman Goodpaster Jr son of Mr and Mrs H Sherman Goodpaster of Airfort underwent a Cincinnati hospital operation and is reported to be recovering well after the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hunt
B. F. Johnson
Winchester
Sherman Goodpaster, Jr
H. Sherman Goodpaster
Airfort
Cincinnati
Secret Dis ciple and The Last Hour of Life Sermons
The Baptist church announces preacher for both services 10 45 and 7 30 with Sunday school at 9 30. A humorous verse on marriage mocks pennant winners and domestic life while suggesting faith and sympathy guide troubles and hope.
Veteran sergeant leads cross country hike for training camps
Sergeant Harlie C. Sylvester of Fort Benjamin Harrison plans a 737 mile hike through Indiana Ohio and Kentucky from May 16 to June 30 to promote Citizens Military Training Camps. He details his 40 years service including Philippines Cuba and Europe and urges young men to attend. government covers expenses. For information contact J F Reynolds Jr Mt Sterling Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlie C. Sylvester
U. S. Army
Fifth Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Sylvester
U.S
Cuba
Hawaii
England
France
Germany
Poison Ivy Season Warns Rural Readers
An article advises prompt washing with soap and hot water after ivy contact to prevent rash spread. It recommends heavy lather, multiple small compresses, and limited brushing, plus alcohol rinse as less effective. If exposure is widespread, bathe the body and change clothes. seek a physician for serious cases.
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Jety
Mrs. Boyd
Mr. Sterling
Angels
Oldhams
Smith
Everett
Indon A
Emai Bas
Wesworth & Wirthmore
Ladies’ Union
Clark
O. N.T
A.B. Oldham & Son
Mt. Sterling
J. F. Reynolds, Jr
Mt. Sterling, Ky
the Ladies Specialty
N. T. Benton
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