Society Notes Include Visits and Guests
Ballard Smith visits Louisville and Malcolm Thompson returns from Philadelphia to home. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Oldham remain in Lexington. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lockridge with Miss Martha Lockridge spend weekend at C. & K. Junction with the Coxes. Mildred Gatewood leaves for Mayfield to visit Lucy May Covington and Anna Laura Atwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
Boy Scouts
Ballard Smith
Louisville
W. P. Oldham
Lexington
Malcolm Thompson
Philadelphia
Medical College
Robert Lockridge
Martha Lockridge
C. & K. Junction
Frank Cox
Mildred Gatewood
Mayfield
Lucy May Covington
Anna Laura Atwood
Social notes from the region feature visiting guests
Numerous guests arrive and depart across Paris Winchester and Lexington as extended visits unfold. Names include Mrs. W. Eubank Sr Mrs. Porter Huls Jack Owings Rees and Wilson Worick and families with trips to Olympian Springs and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Huls
Anne Reed
Dallas
Texas
S. Pinney
Duncan McKee
H. Clay McKee
Arcadia
Florida
Supper Party Hosted by Mrs Katherine Goodpaster on Owingsville Pike
Mrs Katherine Rice Goodpaster entertained Sunday evening at her country home along the Owingsville pike. Guests included Mr and Mrs Josh Owings, Mr and Mrs Harry G Hoff man, Mr and Mrs J C McNeal, Mr and Mrs A C Bogie, Mr and Mrs C A Lindsay, Mr and Mrs M W Bridges, Mrs Patty Johnson Riley, Miss Suzette Johnson, and Mrs John Speer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Rice Goodpaster
Owingsville Pike
Josh Owings
Harry G. Hoffman
J. C. McNeal
A. C. Bogie
C. A. Lindsay
M. W. Bridges
Patty Johnson Riley
John Speer
Suzette Johnson
Camping Party Hosted at Kirk's Camp in Honor of Miss Laura Hart
Mr and Mrs Charles W Kirkpatrick host a weekend camping party at Kirk's Camp honoring Miss Laura Hart and her house party. Guests include Miss Hart Miss Ruel Miss Corbin Miss McCullough Miss Morris Miss Ida Belle Brother Miss Mary V Robertson Mrs A S Hart Mr and Mrs Judson Anderson and Messrs Thomas Grubbs Tom Prewitt Hunt Priest Wilson Worick Tom Stoner and Dean Bakewell of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
W. P. Oldham
West Main Street
Laura Hart
McCullough
Ruel
Miss Morris
Jenmel Gatewood
Ida Belle Brother
Sally Dudley Dawson
Frances Hazelrigg
Mary Lawless Gatewood
Emily Hazelrigg
Maryann Young
Elizabeth Prewitt
Mary Vansant Robertson
Anna B. Pinney
Ella Priest
Fannie Maybeth Pinney
Lizzie P. Coleman
Suzette Johnson
Lola Lawrence
Frances Kennedy
Sarah F. Hamilton
Mildred Gatewood
J. Miller Hoffman
Alfred M. Pulaski
Cleveland
M. W. Bridges
R. G Owings
Frank Boyd
J. C. McNeal
Chas. W. Kirkpatrick
John M. Barnes
Harry G. Hoffman
John Speer
Patty Johnson Riley
Tipton Wilson
Charles A. Lindsay
John Storer
J. P. Highland
S. D. Hall
C. C. Chenault
Robert H. Winn
John G. Winn
Robert Howell
B. Frank Perry
Clayton Howell
A. S. Hart
Meredith J. Cox
Oldham
Lexington hosts dinner dance for Laura Hart house party
Messrs. Leslie Combs and John Reed of Lexington hosted a dinner dance Saturday at the Lexington Country Club for Miss Laura Hart and her house party. Chaperones were Mrs. A S Hart and Mrs. Charles D Highland. Guests included Miss Hart, Madelyn Ruel, Verna McCullough, Lune Corbin, Nell Morris and Messrs. French Anderson, Russell French, Tom Prewitt and Dean Bakewell of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Combs
John Reed
Lexington
Lexington Country Club
Laura Hart
A. S. Hart
Charles D. Highland
Miss Hart
Madelyn Ruel
Verna McCullough
Lune Corbin
Nell Morris
French Anderson
Russell French
Tom Prewitt
Dean Bakewell
Swimming Party Honoring Miss Hart at Oil Springs
Guests entertained among many parties for Miss Hart included a Wednesday afternoon swimming party at Oil Springs hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Hoffman. Supper followed, picnic style, with attendees Miss Hart, Miss Corbin, Miss McCullough, Miss Morris, Miss Ruel, Miss Ida Belle Brother, Miss Mary V. Robertson and Messrs. Tom Prewitt, Hunt Priest, Tom Grubbs, French Anderson, Dean Bakewell, Mrs. A. B. Hart, and Mrs. Judson Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hart
Oil Springs
H. G. Hoffman
Opening Dance at Beautiful Olympian Springs
The 1921 season opened with a grand ball at Olympian Springs in Eastern Kentucky attended by society folk. Armstead's Orchestra of six provided music and dancing continued late into the evening. Intermission supper was served in the hotel dining room. The event was one of the most successful in the springs' history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympian Springs
Kentucky
Armstead
Noted Guests At Seasonal Gathering Listed By Line
The article catalogs a long guest list including Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gatewood Miss Mildred Gatewood Mrs. James W. Gatewood Mrs. A. B. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Highland Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McNeal Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick and many others from Paducah Owingsville Winchester Paris and Owingsville neighbors and relatives. Highlights include Judge and Mrs. Henry R. Prewitt Col and Mrs. W. P. Huntington and Col and Mrs. Huntington among attendees.
Mrs. Oldham Hosts Elegant West Main Street Party
Mrs. Oldham entertained Thursday afternoon at her West Main Street home with an elegant "500" party honoring Miss Laura Hart and her house party. Gardens filled the rooms, and a plate lunch followed the games. A long guest list included Miss Hart and numerous social figures from the area.
Latest Standings Updated For June 21 Campaign
Up to 10 A M Tuesday June 21 the latest standings show contestants with identical vote counts due to advance polling. Voters should trim and bind coupons before placing them in the ballot box and note vote totals on each package. If any count errors are found contact the campaign manager by 10 A M Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate Office
Advocate Campaign Department
Prayer meeting omitted due to Epworth League Convention
Presbyterian Church announces Wednesday evening prayer meeting will be omitted because of the Epworth League Convention at the Methodist church. Regular Sabbath services remain at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Remember your revival pledge to be more earnest in religious duties including church attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Illness Strikes Jack Owings at Winn Street Home
Jack Owings is reported very ill at his residence on Winn Street. Neighbors note his condition is serious and awaiting medical attention as a family member requests privacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Owings
Winn Street
Gladstone suitcases showcased with Walsh Co prices
The Walsh Co advertises Gladstone week end and regular suitcases as unequalled and promotes competitive prices for both lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
THE
Walsh CO
Big Debate Challenges Doctrines at Somerset Courthouse
A two day religious debate set for June 28 29 at the Somerset courthouse features Rev J S Davis and Rev H B Taylor arguing whether The Church of Christ rests on biblical teachings and if Missionary Baptist Church is scriptural. Each side presents eight hours of argument per day with Davis taking affirmative on some points and Taylor on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset
J. S. Davis
H. B. Taylor
Davis
Church of Christ
Taylor
Missionary Baptist Church
Hartman Wardrobe Trunks est at The Walsh Co
Hartman Wardrobe Trunks are offered at The Walsh Company with prices much lower than large city stores. The ad highlights value and savings for customers seeking durable trunks.
Celebrated Band to Play Here in August
The Booker T. Washington Community Band of 30 musicians is engaged to perform during the Colored Fair week, August 10 to 13. An up-to-date concert and military band will play standard and popular selections, said to surpass local ensembles. Lorman-Robinson Shows, with 20 carloads for midway, is secured alongside clean, first class rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booker T. Washington
Lorman-Robinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s
Stewart C. Sharp
Cincinnati
W. O. Chenault
Will Miller
Paris
Ill
Ella Trimble
Cameron Gearhart
Morehead
George F. Yeaman
C. W. Bush
Robert Mason
Vernon McKamey
Ohio
R. A. Mason
W. W. Eubank, Sr
Forrest Suter
Chas. T. Mason
Akron
Amasetta Hoskins
Wm. Morton
Winchester
Chas. B. Nelson
Chicago
Chicago, Til
Bruce Robbins
Paducah, Ky
John Scott
Hamilton College
Alice Gillispie
C. D. Highland
Florence H. Norton
Grace Norton
Seattle, Wash
Rees Worick
Wilson Worick
W. J. Rees
Lucy Tibbs Clarke
W. E. Clarke
Martinsville
Ind
B. W. Trimble
George R. Snyder
Dan Chenault
the Oaks
Kerr
Rogers Co
A. J. Gatewood
James W. Gatewood
A. 8. Hart
C. W. Kirkpatrick
A. Lindsay
Rees
Lawless Gatewood
Henry R. Prewitt
Harry Hoffman
Tom, Reid and Allen Prewitt
Mary Coleman Ayres
T. D
Minnie R. Berry
W. M. Talbott
Sue Corbin
Madelina Ruel
Harold Blevins
George Hamilton
E. R. Prewitt
Elizabeth
Anne Kenney Prewitt
W. P. Huntington
H. O. James
Turner
Donald Quisenberry
L. H. Hombs
John G. Roberts
Mrs. Oldham
Prewitt Young
Charles Highland
Judson Anderson
F. W. Bassett
Lester Lee
Mary Prewitt Turley
LaFayette
L. B. Shouse
West Side
Samuels Avenue
H. H. Coppage
Agt
Anna Lee Cornwell
Mary Land Brunner Oeeeseee
Nettye Thomas
Mildred Cisco Areeeerereengereee
Eleanor Frisbieaesteeweeenees
Chas. Scott Sanderson
Virginia B. Coons
Allie Ruth Orme
Hettie Brockway
Nettie Prewitt
Mary Belle Fuggate Ereerene
Laura E. Watson Oneeseeger
William Moberly
Mary K. Greenwade
Presbyterian Church
Cockrell & Alfrey’s
Walter Hancock
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