Residents and visitors gather in Lexington area social notes
Ashland visitors Mrs Lula Pitman and Mrs Bright Cockrell join local hosts in Lexington with families from Frankfort and Cynthiana. Oakley Frankfort group joins Misses Clay and Mary Jane Blaydes for summer stays and Elks Dance in Winchester. Several families travel between DeLand Florida Hot Springs Arkansas Owingsville and Louisville for summer visits and university events.
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Lula Pitman
Ashland
Eleanor Frisbie
Winchester
M. O. Cockrell
Lexington
Ellen P. Hays
Oklahoma City
E. E. Jones
Claude Carter
Frankfort
F. D. Richardson
Matt C. Clay
Lula
Anne Thomas
French Lick
Indiana
Bright Cockrell
Childred
R. F. Moore
Mary Jane Blaydes
Charles O'Bryan
Hot Springs
Ark
Misses Clay
West Main Street
Honor Dance for Mr. Frank Judy in Oil Springs
Friday evening a dance at Oil Springs honored Mr. Frank Judy who has recovered from injuries in a recent accident. The Curry Orchestra of Winchester Kentucky supplied the music and ice cream and sandwiches were served. Guests included Eleanor Bowen Nancy Beall Williams Pearl Williams Georgia Baird Elizabeth DeLaney Reese Shimfessel and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Beall Williams
Georgia Baird
Levi Goff
Oil Springs
Frank Judy
Curry Orchestra
Winchester
Eleanor Bowen
Pearl Williams
Elizabeth DeLaney
Reese Shimfessel
Guss Shimfessel
Nelson Strode
Allen Jackson
Robert Ledford
Wheeler Jones
Hunter Bush
Local social list includes Hulls Bairds and Eubanks
The record lists residents and guests named Charles Hull and Jane Hull along with Effie Eubanks and Dock Eubank, plus J B Pharis, William Mansfield, Robert Skinner and others as chaperones and companions in a social gathering.
Camping Party At Kirk Camp On Slate Creek
Mr and Mrs Charles W Kirk patrick entertain Miss Laura Hart and her house party for the week end at Kirk s Camp on Slate Creek. Holeproof silk hose for women offered in white black cordovan double heels toes and feet extra long regular 150 hose this week cut to 75e by The Walsh Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
Laura Hart
Kirk
Slate Creek
Walsh Co
Religious revival services announced for Sunday
Sunday programs include morning service at the Presbyterian church at 11 A M a great men s meeting at the Methodist church at 3 P M and a night service at the Methodist church at 7 30 P M with Rev Dr Thacker and the Harbisons Also an advertisement pitches silk hose at 75 cents a pair from The Walsh Co and questions why wear cotton when silk is cheaper nearly this offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Thacker
Harbisons
Walsh Co
Ill road supervisor W H Canan ill at home
The sick road supervisor W H Canan is reported somewhat improved after an attack of blood poisoning at his country home. A 12 inch oscillating G E Electric Fan for sale by call 903. A string of Richelieu pearls lost on streets between the Catholic church and The Market Place with reward offered. Summer is at hand with seaside resort fashion bans underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Canan
Catholic Church
Hotel room notice urges wording change
A Life magazine styled notice calls for changing a hotel room sign from Have you left any thing to Have you anything left Nominate your favorite today for the best wording change in printed notices
Passion the Foremost Screen Epic to Open at Tahir Theatre
First National unveils Passion described as the biggest super drama with 5000 cast, an invention to capture large mob scenes, and Pola Negri in a defining silent performance. The French milliner heroine ascends to fame then falls, ending in tragedy as she faces universal hatred. Opens on Wednesday June 22 with expected record-breaking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Griffith
Pola Negri
Tahir Theatre
Indore
Iivine
Precautions to Reduce Losses in Hog Shipping
Animal Husbandry experts advise hog shippers to rest and cool hogs before loading, dampen car bedding, and avoid heavy grain feeds to prevent heat stress. Load only up to 14 000 pounds of fat hogs or 16 000 pounds of stock hogs in a 36 foot car, use water and ice on floors, and load within an hour of departure to minimize heat and bruising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Husbandry Department
The
College of Agriculture
World Keeps Moving Forward Despite All That Stays
The statement reflects the relentless pace of change shaping society and the lasting value of progress. It emphasizes resilience and adaptation as essential responses to rapid global shifts.
Local Dishonesty Alleged in Odd Poem Note
The verse depicts a husband’s alleged deceit toward Mrs. Pick with a late night arrival at 2 A.M. and a thick alibi. It contrasts such behavior with the notion some people seek value by taking excess, even in clothing.
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