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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

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Popular Couple United in Marriage at Olympian Springs

Miss Minnie Goins wed Dr. Harry M. Wright in a ceremony by Rev. Clyde Darsie witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Tipton. The bride, Frankfort native in millinery, and Wright, Dentists under Mrs. Jane Wright, plan a Canada trip then housekeeping at Mrs. Emma Beall's High Street home.

Olympian Springs Minnie Goins Harry M. Wright Clyde Darsie Herb Tipton M. A. Goins Frankfort Wright Jane Wright Sterling Canada Emma Beall High Street

Georgetown Law graduate Charles W. Moxley

Charles W. Moxley formerly of this city graduated yesterday from Georgetown University Law in Washington DC He is the son of Mr and Mrs G H Moxley of near Ewington and was an honor pupil at Mt Sterling Collegiate Institute

Charles W. Moxley Georgetown University of Law Washington, D. C G. H. Moxley Ewington Mt. Sterling Collegiate Institute

Missionary Program at Spencer Church Sunday Night

The children of Spencer church will hold a missionary program Sunday night, June 19, at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. Also advertised: silk hose available for 75c per pair at The Walsh Co.

Children of Spencer Church Walsh Cof

Merchants urged to buy curb fly traps for city health

The Chamber of Commerce asks merchants to purchase fly traps to curb a fly nuisance. Boy Scouts will supervise placement and maintenance of traps in front of stores, ensuring they are filled and emptied.

Boy Scouts Chamber of Commerce

Frankfort Shootout Involves Police and Follis Family

Four officers were attacked in Frankfort with two fatally wounded. John Follis and his 17 year old son Carlos sparked the gunfight after police attempted to arrest the boy on a carnival tent lookout. The father returned with reinforcements, barricaded himself, and wounded Officer Noonan as deputies swarm the area.

John Follis Frankfort Follis Carlos Faiher Rane Noonan

Paris High School Hires Local Principal as Latin Instructor

Miss Virgie McClure, former Cynthiana High School principal for several years, will teach Latin at Paris High School. She is the granddaughter of Mr. W. E. Sledd of this city.

Virgie McClure Cynthiana Paris High School Miss McClure W. E. Sledd

Ayres & Co Fresh Fruits and Vegetables on Ice

The Ayres & Co offers a large line of vegetables and fruits including tomatoes peas lettuce onions beans new potatoes pineapples raspberries bananas oranges lemons cantaloupes watermelons and more on ice. Prices are stated as lower than competitors and they invite Sunday dinner buyers to visit. For printing see The Advocate.

Ayres & CO

Four More Days of Biggest Vote Offer

Only four days remain to take part in the campaign vote offer. Each new subscription of any years up to ten yields 250 000 extra votes per Club of 15. Mail-in subscriptions postmarked by 8 PM June 21 count. Twenty prize ballots will be awarded to the top twenty candidates by total subscriptions.

Sunday Dinner Suggestions From Greene and William

A curated list of meats and produce for Sunday meals including beef roast pork roast porterhouse steak loin steak round steak pork chops veal chops boiled ham minced ham city ham dried beef smoked tongue bacon and fresh brains with home grown beans peas potatoes squash and assorted garden produce like lettuce cucumbers tomatoes radishes beets carrots apples bananas peaches and rhubarb offering a traditional dinner guide from Greene and William.

Life term for Prof Threlkeld in Denman murder case

Prof T B Threlkeld, 73, head of the Threlkeld Select School, was found guilty by a Mercer county jury in Circuit court at Nicholasville of murder of Arthur Denman. He was sentenced to life in the penitentiary. A motion for a new trial was postponed until Friday.

T. B. Threlkeld Threlkeld Select School Mercer County Nicholasville Arthur Denman

Marietta Freshman Samuel Dicken Elected Class President

Samuel Dicken, finishing his freshman year at Marietta College, is elected class president for the coming year. Highly regarded by classmates and instructors, he belongs to the Nu Phi fraternity and acted in several College Players Club productions this year including You Never Can Tell. He also played in a college baseball game, signaling promise as a future player.

Samuel Dicken Marietta College Dicken Nu Phi Greek Letter College Players Club Bernard Shaw

Dr J B Gambell Texas Baptist Leader Passes at 78

Dr J B Gambell of Texas, esteemed as a great thinker and literary mind, passed away at age 78. Revered across Baptist churches and other denominations mourn his loss and pay tribute to his contributions.

J. B. Gambell Texas Gambell Baptist Church

Bays receives diploma then accepts insurance job

Clyde Bays, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bays of the city, graduated from the Fugazzi School of Business in Lexington last week and has accepted a position with Taul & Hodges insurance agents.

Clyde Bays L. C. Bays Fugazzi School of Business Lexington Taul & Hodges Insurance

Paralysis Claims Mrs. Bettie Cline at 70

Mrs. Bettie Cline aged 70 wife of the late A M Cline died at her Holt avenue home Tuesday after a long paralysis. Survived by five children and two brothers funeral held at 10 am with burial in Machpelah Cemetery.

Bettie Cline A. M. Cline Holt Avenue Heaven

Special Sale on Holeproof Silk Hose at The Walsh Co

Ladies hose priced at 75 cents during a special sale this week. Walsh Co highlights include black white and cordovan colors with subscription offers and votes free on subscriptions.

Walsh Co

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