Personal notes of visitors and residents extend summer travels
Miss Verna Thompson visits acro Nicholas county and Lucretia Little visits Fayette county friends. Mrs. W. H. Wood returns from Paris relatives. Mrs. John J. Walsh from Lexing. Frank Vanmeter of Louis way guests of Mrs. G. Stoner. Navy man Leslie Wheeler spends days here. Paris pair C. W. Heck in town. Julia Rodman returns from Randolf Macon College for summer. Tandy Chenault visits Clark county relatives. Weedon couple from Bath county here. Edith Reis heads to Richmond for summer school. Christine and Florice Herriott of Oklahoma stay with cousin Melaide Gay. Mrs. Fletcher of Huntington visits relatives. Tommie Moore to Georgetown for summer with Brown. Alice Cassity leaves for Lexington summer course. Bruce Robbins returns from George Peabody College with AM degree. Lucy Clay and daughter from Lexington here for summer with Judge Chenault. Dr. Wright and Dr. Compton at Kentucky Dental Assn in Lexington. Mrs. Samuels of Lexington guests of Dillard Hazelrigg, then returns home. G. B. Senff and son Earl visit Mad Frankfort Spring. Paul Essex family back from Neville Ohio after Walter Graser death. Mrs. W. M. Anderson and sons end five week visit returning to Flint Michigan. Lieutenant A F Hillix of aviation corps with HQ at
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Verna Thompson
Acro Nicholas County
Lucretia Little
Fayette County
W. H. Wood
Paris
John J. Walsh
Lexing
Frank Vanmeter
Louis Way
G. Stoner
Leslie Wheeler
U. S. Navy
C. W. Heck
Julia Rodman
Randolf-Maton College
Tandy Chenault
Clark County
R. K. Weedon
Bath County
Edith Reis
Richmond
Christine and
Florice Herriott
Oklahoma
Melaide Gay
Robert Fletcher
Huntington
W. Va
Tommie Moore
Georgetown
Norman D. Brown
Alice Cassity
Lexington
Bruce Robbins
George Peabody College
Lucy Clay
W. O. Chenault
Hi. M. Wright
D. W. Compton
Kentucky Dental Association
J. Stockwell Samuels
Dillard Hazelrigg
G. B. Senff
Earl
Mad- Frankfort
Local notes on visits and transfers in Flemingburg area
Mrs. Rollie Kendall of Flemingsburg visits Miss Flo Shirley Monday and Tuesday. Lieutenant Hillix transferred to Hampton Virginia. Dr. D. H. Bush of the U S Army returns home for a brief family visit before heading to a hospital course and later a training camp in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
Hillix
Hagnpton
Rollie Kendall
Flemings Iburg
Flo Shirley Mon‘day
Revival to Continue with Basket Dinner at Camargo
The revival led by Rev Reynolds at Camargo is meeting with strong success and will run through Sunday. A basket dinner will be held on the grounds, and all Baptist Sunday School children are urged to attend Sunday morning for inclusion in a planned picnic next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wilson
Shelby
Joe
W. R. Dye
Wives, Weddings, and Social Hours Across Town
Invitations go out for a June 19 hosted afternoon at the home of Carolyn W.O. Jr. and Barnes Pierce from 3 to 5 pm. The Thurston family announces the marriage of Stella Prewitt Thurston to William Randolph Taylor on June 19, 1918 at 8:30 pm at 3233 Portland Avenue Minneapolis Minnesota. The couple combines wide family ties with prominent lineage and is warmly welcomed by local society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
W. O. Jr
Barnes Pierce
Ws.smiss Thurston
William Randolph Taylor
Portland Avenue
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Miss Virginia Slade at Somerset Church Tuesday
Reader and impersonator Miss Virginia Slade from Kentucky will perform at Somerset Church Tuesday evening June 25. Admission 15 and 25 cents. The program begins promptly at 8:30 p.m. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Slade
Somerset Church
Kentucky
Illness Update From Lexington Hospital
The sick Miss Mary Smith is able to be out after several weeks illness. Mr Claude Toy who has been at Lexington for several days under a physician is improving. Mr Sam J Rogers who was operated on at a Lexington hospital Saturday morning remains in a very serious concusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Smith
Claude Toy
Lexington
Splendid Old Gentleman Celebrates 95th Birthday
On Saturday last Mr. J. Greene Trimble of this city marked his ninety fifth birthday. Surrounded by children and kin he recalled many long-ago events and demonstrated vigor and business activity. Friends wish him many more years to be an honor to the community and a pride to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Greene Trimble
Trimble
Camping Party At Kirk’s Camp With Local Guests
A group of youth spent the weekend at Kirk's Camp with Mr. and Mrs. Holley Gillaspie and guests Bernice Moore Marcella Chiles Porter Hull and Robert Payne. Chaperones included Mr. and Mrs. J W Hedden Jr Emily Hedden Martha Tharp and William Tipton joined for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Holley Gillaspie
Bernice Moore
Marcella Chiles
Porter Hull
Robert Payne
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emily
Martha Tharp
William Tipton
W. Ss. S
Opening dance at Oil Springs resort Thursday the 20th
The Oil Springs resort hosts its opening dance on Thursday the 20th under Mrs. Hattie Hull with Mr. W. S. S. promising attentive guest comfort and a successful season ahead.
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Oil Springs
Hattie Hull
Ice Cream Supper At Kidville Church Saturday
The K D Club of Kidville Baptist Church hosts an ice cream supper at Kidville Church on Saturday June 22 starting at eight o clock. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidville Baptist Church
Kidvillee Church
Man with 125 Jobs to Speak at Redpath Chautauqua
Fred Sweet, Chicago newspaper man, will recount his three year span of holding 125 jobs and writing about them on the Redpath Chautauqua platform. His lecture "In the Other Fellow's Shoes" blends humor with economic insight into industrial conditions. Sweet lists roles from beggar to lumberjack in a lively, informative talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sweet
Chicago
Redpath
Sweet
Margery Maxwell Grand Opera Star Sings at Chautauqua
Margery Maxwell, a soprano with the Chicago Grand Opera Company, headlines the Redpath Chautauqua program. She has performed in Dinorah Manon Lakme Francesca di Rimini Louise and more, drawing praise from Mme Galli Curci and Chicago critics. Maxwell aspires to sing for wounded soldiers in France.
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Reuu
Margery Maxwell
Galli-Curci
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Chicago
New York
Boston
Miss Maxwell
Chicago Opera Company
Una Capraia
Amelita GalliCurci
Giacomo Rimini
Maxwell
New York Morning Telegraph
The
Evening Mail
Geraldine Farrar
Ricardo Stracciari
Gordon Key
France
Mrs Annie Broaddus Dies After Gallstone Operation
Mrs Annie Broaddus died Monday morning in a Richmond Kentucky hospital following gallstone surgery. She was the half sister of L E Griggs of this city and a devout Christian. She had two marriages, children Everett Grinstead and Mrs John Grider of Arkansas, Mrs Ernest Hadden of Oklahoma, Jill Grinstead in A E F France, and Mattie Grinstead who lived with her near College Hill. Surviving husband is B Broaddus. Lost leather pocket book with small purse and change between Suttons corner and Delicious Cafe. reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Broaddus
Richmond
L. E. Griggs
George Grinstead
Everett Grinstead
John Grider
Arkansas
Ernest Hadden
Oklahoma
Jill Grinstead
France
Mattie Grinstead
College Hill
B. Broaddus
Benton to Speak on War Savings Stamps at Howards Mill
Mr. T. Benton will address the Howards Mill Schoolhouse Friday at 7 30 p m on War Savings Stamps. Organizers urge large turnout from the surrounding area to hear him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Benton Fill
Howards Mill
W. S
Colored graduates at local school list five names
The graduating class of the colored school includes Sallie Stoner Alitha Hathaway Lorane Steward Mary W Davis and Harry Darnell as the members of the class.
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Colored School
Sallie Stoner
Alitha Hathaway
Lorane Steward
Mary W. Davis
Harry Darnell
Draft Board Names Thirteen Men for Service
The draft board will select thirteen men from the following list to enter U.S. Military Service in the second colored call from the county. Stanley Caywood John Arthur Chenault George Burbridge Herbert Spencer Butler Wm Henry Chenault Remus Jackson Raymond Jones Frank Johnson Neal Mason Grant Thompson Ode Grimney John Calk Squire Higgins Caywood Ben Mason Thomas Patton Trenry Mason Earl Morton Ernest Cunningham Allen Tolley Elmer Rex Graham Frank Tipton. They will depart for Camp Zachary Taylor next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Stanley Caywood
John Arthur Chenault
George Burbridge
Herbert Spencer Butler
Henry Chenault
Remus Jackson
Raymond Jones
Frank Johnson
Neal Mason Grant’ Thompson
Ode Grimney
John Calk
Squire Higgins Caywood
Ben Mason Thomas Patton
Trenry Mason
Earl Morton
Ernest Cunningham Allen Tolley Elmer Rex Graham
Frank Tipton
Zachary
Insurance rate hike for Fire and Tornado plans announced
An increase of 10 percent on all Fire and Tornado insurance rates becomes effective after July 1st excluding farm property and automobiles. For additional insurance, contact W. Kirkpatrick, Agent. 51-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. W. Kirkpatrick
Forewarned is forearmed in town marriage plot
A woman proposes, pauses a week, then forms an inquiry into marriages. She interviews four women with varied tales of husbands, finances, and separations, finding one divorced, two still married, and one set to wed next month. The report reads like a social cautionary tale from a small town.
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Mama As
Paul Essex
Neville
Ohio
Walter Graser
Essex
W. M. Anderson
Luther
Phil
Flint Mich
H. 8. Bittinger
A. F. Hillix
Aviation Corps
Mrs
Dawson W. Thurston
Stella Prewitt
Miss Thurston
Mr. Taylor
Penn Taylor
Eastin & Harris
MT. Sterling
Purina
Fort Hamilton
Advocate Office
Oney
Malzene
Great Britain
Chautauqua
Dunbar
Eastman
Lloyd's Drug Store
Sutton’s Corner
W. Ss
Camargo
W. S&s
the Rogers
Victor
Columbia
Edison
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
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