Personal notices detail visits and travel across Kentucky
The item lists attentive social notes with numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in Lexington Frankfort Mt Sterling Huntington W Va Louisville Ashland and Lynchburg. Mentions include Mr. Jack Owings Mrs. T Foster Rogers Miss Leila Graves Miss Harriett Malone and Mr. Charles Trumbo among others with trips to Huntington Detroit and California and college graduations at Randolph Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert VanEvera
Lexington
Mt. Sterling
Elizabeth McCaun
Frankfort
T. Foster Rogers
W. T. Willis
Louisville
W. H. Strossman, Jr
R. E. Luckett
Katherine Conroy
Christine Heinrich
Ashland
Minnie Goins
Charles A. Lindsay
Lewis
Huntington
W. Va
Picture Show At The Table Thursday
Wallace Reid stars in Too Many Millions at The Table on Thursday under the Young Ladies Missionary Society of the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reid
Young Ladies Missionary Society of the
Christtian Church
Queen Contest Seeks Entrants For Homecoming Week
Officials of the Big Fourth of July celebration invite entries from young women in the region for a Homecoming Queen contest. The winner receives a $150 diamond ring. Secretary N A Wilkerson will explain rules at his Tyler Apperson block office between 7 30 and 9 30 p m on weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Wilkerson
Tyler- Apperson
Woman's Missionary Society to Meet at 10:30 A M
Regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Friday June 13 with Mrs Bert Wyatt beginning at 10 30 The Epworth League social and business session was held with Mrs Joe Heinrich last Friday evening A most pleasant and profitable meeting was enjoyed Regular services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday Sunday School at 9 30 Morning service at 11 A M A cordial welcome to all
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Bert Wyatt
Epworth League
Joe Heinrich
Presbyterian Church
Births in Lexington and Winchester Families
To the wife of Mr. Charles T. Highland at a Lexington hospital Sunday night a daughter named Alice Clark. To the wife of Mr. Clell Cockrell at the home of her parents in Winchester Sunday an eleven pound son named William Clelland Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Bassett
Sgt
A. Tabb Bassett
Detroit
Mich
Walter Lancaster
J. D. Poynter
Winchester
8. M. Hainline
Charles T. Highland
Lexington Hospital
Alice Clark
Clell Cockrell
William Clelland, Jr
Gentry Bros. Circus Attracts Large Crowds Here
Gentry Bros. Circus visited last Friday with both afternoon and night shows drawing large crowds. The performances were described as very good and worth the price, presented as a clean show from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentry Bros
It will pay you to read the Classifieds page today
A brief note encourages readers to check the Classi id section for potential deals and notices today, highlighting bargains and local listings.
Social bridge party and social events in local homes
Mrs. Jack Owings hosted a bridge party at Rolling Heights with guests in pink and blue bouquets and corsages. Miss Bernice Conlee hosted a lawn party at The Maples for Grace Martin of Clay City, with lanterns lighting the lawn. Mrs. Henry P. Reid invited about thirty-five guests for a music class at the Winchester Pike home. Ruth Allen Scott plans a Thursday visit on Harrison avenue for Miss Sarah English before she leaves for StutguardArk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Owings
Rolling Heights
Owings
Josh Owings
R.G. Owings
Bernice Conlee
Maples
Grace Martin
Clay City
Miss Conlee
Henry P. Reid
Reid
Winchester Pike
Ruth Allen Scott
Harrison Avenue
Sarah English
Stutguard
Ark
Duff farm 29 acres to be sold by Master Commissioner
A 29 acre Duff farm with a modern home and outbuildings will be sold by the Master Commissioner on Monday June 16 at 1 o clock at the Court House door. The ad promotes a rare chance to buy a quality property in a splendid neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duff
Court House
Adv
Public sale notice from aesplendid neighborhood
Public sale notice appears in the aesplendid neighborhood listing with details unclear due to fragmented text. The readable portion references a sale action and local notice but lacks full names or dates.
Tractors Multiply Among Rice Farmers in Jefferson Davis Parish
Six years ago only 25 to 30 tractors existed among Jefferson Davis Parish rice growers. Now about 200 tractors break ground, prepare fields, harvest, pump water, haul rice and supplies. Half of the parish’s farm land is broken with tractors as farmers embrace labor saving machinery and better implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Paris
Fishing Party Heads to Whitely County Camp
Messrs Hodge Morris H G Enoch W L Killpatrick C T Haz elrigg and Dr C W Harris left last week for their fishing camp in Whit ley county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Hodge Morris
H. G. Enoch
W. L. Killpatrick
C. T. Hazelrigg
C. W. Harris
Whitley County
Editor to Install Linotype for Own Plant
Mr. Stanley C. Wood editor of the Mr. Sterling Gazette has received a Model L Linotype and will install printing presses and other machinery in his Bank street office to publish the paper from his own plant. Previously The Gazette appeared in the Advocate Publishing Co. plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley C. Wood
Mr. Sterling Gazette
Bank Street
Wood
Gazette
Advocate Publishing Co
Onion Gift Highlights Texas Crop Prospects
Mrs. F D Richardson received a large white onion measuring 15 inches in circumference from Moody Texas. The onion came in a box sent by her sister Mrs J B Salyer who reported corn tassels and oats five feet high promising 100 bushels per acre. Texas crops are in great shape with brighter prospects than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Richardson
Richardson
Moody
Texas
J. B. Salyer
James C. Tipton Seeks Re-Election as Mt. Sterling Chief of Police
James C. Tipton announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for re election as Mt. Sterling Chief of Police. He notes nearly four years in office, vows to continue enforcing state and city laws, and thanks supporters as primary day August 2 approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Sterling
James C. Tipton
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Drug Store
Maysville Street
E. E. Ginn
Danville
Howell Reese
Joe Jackson
New York
Lola Lawrence
New Madison, C
A. E. Lawrence
R. T. Fleming
Eminence
O. F. Morris
Charlie Lindsay
Leon Wiles
Leila Graves
Huntington, W. Va
Laura and
Minnie Graves
R. J.coleman
Mis
Elizabeth Boyd
Bethel
Frank P. Boyd
J. H. Taulbee
J. Clay Cooper
Tom Prather and Son
D. B. Skidmore
Jenmel Gatewood
West Hampton
Mattie Judy Botts
Harriett Malone
Grayson
Thelma Pierce
Marie Meadows
Margaret Feehan
Loretta Kearns
D. C. Fox
H. G. Hoffman
Susette Johnson
T. Benton Hill
Hanly Ragan
Julien Rodman
Lynchburg, Va
Miss Rodman
Randolph-Macon College
Alma Cox
California
Lena C. Dunn
Jas
John Triplett
D. T. Daugherty
Glendale
The
Baptist Church
T. B. Arthur
Elizabeth
Jellico, Tenn
Mrs. Arthur
Mrs. J. W. Hedden
Grayson, Ky
Mary Beall
University of News At Home
Emma Beall
Ruth Cardwell
Shelbyville
Mattie Allen
Emma Chenault
Powell County
Colorado
Charles Trumbo
Jake
Sterling
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling, KY
Good Circus
Ner
the Advocate For Printing
Oakland
Franklin
Siivertown Cord
Ragan-Gay Motor Co
Goodyear Tires
U. S. Tires
Nash
Marmon
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