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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1921

Page

5

Society Beat Gossip Keeps Lexington Busy

Walter Wright in Lexington on the 8th. many visitors arrive for social engagements. Mrs. R. G. Stoner returns from Cincinnati while John C. Tipton and Judge B. F. Day attend business and specialist visits in Lexington. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Winchester Cincinnati Gallipolis Dayton and Oxford for gatherings.

R. G. Stoner Cincinnati John C. Tipton Lexington B. F. Day Henry R. Prewitt W. B. White Elizabeth McNamara Winchester Richard H. Wells Gallipolis Pauline Frisbie Alline Forman Ohio W. W. Ginn Henry W. Patrick and Son Salyersville Forman Frisbie D. B. Rash M. M. Wood Elizabeth and Barrett Greason New York City Charles D. Grubbs

Entertains Club Hosts Card Party and Supper

Mrs John Storer hosted a Winchester pike gathering with bridge where Miss Lizzie Prewitt Coleman won the top score and a camisole prize. Guests included Mrs Alfred Pulaski, Mrs I D Wilcox, Miss Elizabeth Arthur, and others. A later party by Miss Edna Dee Owings featured about forty young friends, with June flowers, ices, cakes, and a string band.

John Storer Winchester Pike Lizzie Prewitt Coleman Storer Alfred Pulaski Cleveland I.D. Wilcox Paducah John Speer Suzette Johnson C. A. Lindsay Katherine Goodpaster Lizzie P. Coleman Eliza Harris Grace Norton Seattle B. Frank Perry W. P. Huntington Harry G. Hoffman Frank Masden Kansas City Josh Owings W. Kirkpatrick H. B. Ringo Elizabeth Arthur Knoxville J. W. Hedden Edna Dee Owings Fannette Shelbyville Elizabeth Prewitt Margaret Guthrie Phewwize

Local Awards Highlight Graduation Holiday Notes

Miss Nola Highlands won the highest score and Elizabeth Arthur received a book inscribed as a gift. Annie Catherine Mason earned a consoling prize handkerchief while remarks praised a guest’s look. Mrs. Charles A. Lindsay visited Lexington yesterday. Mary Elise Spratt visits Jessamine county with her aunt. Alec Chiles, Culver graduate, returns home for summer with the Chiles family. Carroll Chenault Jr and Charles Oldham arrived in Glasgow by cable and plan to travel in Europe before returning in September.

Nola Highland Elizabeth Arthur Annie Catherine Mason Charles A. Lindsay Lexington Mary Elise Spratt Jessamine County J. M. Robb Alec Chiles Culver Military Academy R. A. Chiles Carroll C. Chenault,Jr Chas Oldham Glasgow Chenault Europe America

Birth Announcement for Kincaid Daughter

A daughter was born Monday morning to Mr. William Kincaid and his wife.

William Kincaid

Marriage of Miss Sue Corbin and Dean Bakewell in Nicholasville

Miss Sue Corbin of Macon Georgia wed Dean Bakewell of Lexington in Nicholasville on Saturday. The couple, whose romance began years ago in the South, plan to reside in Lexington after a wedding trip.

Sue Corbin Macon Dean Bakewell Lexington Nicholasville Mrs. Bakewell

Convis to Speak on Russia and Siberia at Red Path Chautauqua

Lecturer Lewis A. Convis will discuss Bolshevism in Russia and Siberia at the Red Path Chautauqua. He relates his 1918 civilian work with the Polish Legion of Siberia and its collapse, offering insights into Slavic peoples and current Russia.

Russia Siberia Lewis A. Convis Redpath Chautauqua Mr. Convis Legion Convis America Europe

Beautiful Wedding At Olympian Springs

Miss Ivor Brown of Olympia and Mr Henry Kil lough Patrick of Columbia S C wed at Olympian Springs in a decorated hotel setting. Bridal party wore elegant dresses and the ceremony was led by Rev R R Brown. After a reception the couple left for New York then will settle in Carolina.

Olympian Springs Ivor Brown Olympia Henry Killough Patrick Columbia S. C Emilee Hl. Reid Evelyn Prewitt Edna Byron R. C. Greer Columbus 8. C Hannah Brown Nannalyne Brown Florence Patrick White Oak Jane Matthews South Carolina R. R. Brown Richburg Messrs Reid Prewitt Ford Patterson Owingsville Virgaline Byron George R. Snyder A. S. Johnson Frances Reese Anne Kenney Prewitt Anna Wade Brown Judith Hathaway Johnson Lois P. Brown Arthur P. Brown Mr. Patrick Patrick New York Carolina

Hospital Notes Show Several Patients Improve

Carroll Hamilton's child is very much improved. Helen Triplett daughter of Mr and Mrs G Y Triplett is sufficiently recovered to leave the hospital Saturday. Marcus Mynheir of Sharpsburg is improving. Vic Martin's condition is very improving. J T Dawson is very much improved. Mrs Joe Henry is improving. Mrs Emma Chenault's condition is encouraging. Miss Josephine Chenault Charleston NC is at the hospital for a rest. Miss Lena Mae Treadway is much improved. Richard Martin who had his leg amputated at Mary Chiles Hospital has discharged from the hospital. Hartman Trunks sold only by us and we undersell. The Walsh Co

Carroll Hamilton Helen Triplett G. Y. Triplett Marcus Mynheir Sharpsburg Vic Martin J. T. Dawson Joe Henry Emma Chenault Josephine Chenault Charleston N. C Lena Mae Treadway Richard Martin Mary Chiles Hospital

Wedding of Linnie Hall and William Harper in Indianapolis

Miss Linnie Clay Hall and Mr. William Oliver Harper wed in Indianapolis on June 23. The Montgomery County bride is the daughter of Mrs. Fannie Congleton and the groom comes from Scottsville, Ky. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. F. E. Davison with family present and a music program including I Love You Truly. The couple plans a home at 425 South Rural Street in Indianapolis after a wedding trip through Shelbyville Waldron St Paul and other parts of the state.

Linnie Clay Hall William Oliver Harper Indianapolis Ind Hall Montgomery County Fannie Congleton Harper Scottsville Co. G. 40Th Infantry Clay A. Hall Charles Hall Mrs. Harper South Rural Street Shelbyville Waldron St. Paul State

Lady Love Toilet Preparations Seeks County Agents

Advertises opportunities for women to sell Lady Love Toilet Preparations with easy work and large commissions. Provides address for Lady Love Perfume Co at 4910-4912 Linden Street Cincinnati Norwood Station.

Lady Love Lady Love Perfume Co Linden Street Cincinnati Norwood Station

Check Your Newspaper Delivery Now

Readers are urged to report missed deliveries by calling 74 to ensure replacement copies. The notice notes a surge in new subscriptions last week and asks all subscribers to confirm receipt today.

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