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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1921

Page

5

Ladies Bridge Club Seeks Garden Theme Evening

Miss Lizzie Coleman hosts her bridge group at West Main Street home this evening after Mrs. William Tipton hosted a garden colored decor bridge gathering on Camargo pike. Attendees include many named guests, with Tipton family members assisting, and travel notes of several guests from Dallas Winchester Durham Sharpsburg and Prestonsburg. John P. Cline returns from West Virginia to visit Warren Cline. Nell Pangburn heads to San Francisco for two months from the H G Hoffman General Agency.

Lizzie Coleman West Main Street William Tipton Bridge Camargo Pike Margaret Nesbitt 8. C. Sharp Louise Barnes Meredith J. Cox Jackson Storer David Chenault D. W. Hunter James Nesbitt Ethel Baker Mary Lawless Gatewood Paul Strother Tipton Wilson R. H. Lane Stewart McCormick Will Nelson Hoffman Frances Kennedy Grace Jones Frank Masden Kansas City Robert Young Johnson Young Margaret, Nesbitt Emily Hazelrigg Martha Mae Robinson Mary V. Robertson Anna B. Pinney Dorothy Tyler William Enoch Patty Thompson Elizabeth Coleman Laura Hart Jenmel Gatewood Ida B. Brother Katherine Howell Adelaide Biggs Frances Hazelrigg Lillian’ Crail Mary Crail Elizabeth McCaun Albert Botts Margaret Ramsey Cynthia T. Covington Ralph Greene Marcella Chiles William May Porter Hull Dallas Texas Will Hunt Clayton Howell Carolyn Bourne Cecil Haggard Winchester Seth Botts Jess Bascom Thelma Blount Maurine Crockett Sharpsburg Lena Lydick Cynthiana Nettie Horton Edith William E. J. Garrett Durham N. C Ed. Wright W. R. Ratliff Lila Ruth Robertson Bethel Halley Gil John P. Cline West Virginia Warren Cline Steve Pieratt James M. Nesbitt Naret White Prestonsburg Nell Pangburn H. G. Hoffman General Agency San Francisco R. M. French Pangburn

Social Notes from Local Visitations

Mrs Hiram Wilson visits friends in Indianapolis. Edward Gorrell returns from Illinois trip. Misses Mary and Ruby Wade of Cincinnati visit relatives here. Mrs W J Lydick of Cynthiana guests of sister Mrs A L Tipton. John Storer II of Galveston visits Uncle John Stofer and Mrs Stofer. Mrs John Traynor and Lexington children guests of Mrs R B Punch and Rosemary Punch. Laura Graves Rooney returns from Washington visit with sisters Queen and Katherine Rooney. Mrs W O Caraway and son Hodge depart for Atlanta after visiting here and in Lexington.

Hiram Wilson Indianapolis Edward Gorrell Illinois Mary Ruby Wade Cincinnati W. J. Lydick Cynthiana A. L. Tipton John Storer, II Galveston Texas John Stofer Stofer John Traynor Lexington R. B., Punch Rosemary Punch Laura Graves’ Rooney Queen Katherine Rooney Washington W. O. Caraway Hodge Atlanta

Tea Friday for Miss Howell and Florida guest

Miss Katherine Howell plans a tea on Tuesday afternoon inviting several friends as a courtesy to Miss Biggs of Florida.

Katherine Howell Miss Biggs Florida

Miss Martha Mae Robinson Hosts Bridge Club Evening

Miss Martha Mae Robinson invites bridge club members to her Sycamore Street home Friday evening for an informal session.

Martha Mae Robinson Bridge Club Sycamore Street

Mid-Summer Social Among Largest in the Region

A prominent mid-summer party drew a large crowd and noted beauty, attracting locals and guests from nearby areas. Host organizers highlighted the festive atmosphere, decorative displays, and ample hospitality as key features of the event.

Swimming Party Outing Near Howards Mill

A group of young people enjoyed a swimming outing and picnic near Howards Mill on Tuesday. The party included Misses Mary Anderson Carrie Anderson Nell Holbarn Elizabeth Holbarn Leonora Cassity and Messrs. Fred Anderson John McNamara Harold Ewart Edward Foley Phil Mollearn and Ratliff Baird. Chaperones were Mrs. W A Triplett and Mrs. Perry Flora.

Howards Mill Mary and Carrie Anderson Nell and Elizabeth Holbarn Leonora Cassity Fred Anderson John McNamara Harold Ewart Edward Foley Phil Mollearn Ratliff Baird W. A. Triplett Perry Flora

Religious Quarterlys Meeting At Camargo Methodist Church

The Camargo Methodist Church hosts a religious quarterlys meeting this Sunday at 11:00. Dr G E Cameron from Lexington will lead the services. A Grassy Lick revival added 50 new members to the church. Pastor J S Ragan, assisted by Rev W K McClure of Flemingsburg, led services. Pastor Goldsmith announced summer sermons will be limited to 20 minutes.

Camargo Grassy Lick J. S. Ragan W. K. McClure Flemingsburg Goldsmith

Saturday At J. B. Riddle's Store Ad

Georgia peaches Florida oranges and large juicy lemons advertised. Plenty of sugar available at an attractive price.

Georgia Florida

Wanted buyers pay top price for hams and meat

How Meat Co advertises high prices for hams and announces cantaloupes at Vanarsdell's. The notice emphasizes ready cash offerings and a prompt sale environment.

How Meat Co

Singing In the Home Delivers Call for Family Music Education

Elise A Eaton urges parents to revive home singing as a daily habit to build musical literacy and lifelong memories. She recalls Hartley Manners’ wartime benefit performance and Lau rette Taylor’s lullaby to wounded soldiers, arguing music shapes character, culture, and gentler manners across generations. Olives, pickles and all kinds of picnic goods at Vanarsdell's.

Hartley Manners Red Cross Annie Laurette Taylor Vanarsdell’s

Births At Winchester and Nearby Earned Congratulations

At Winchester this morning Mrs Tyler, formerly Miss Minnie Baumstark, gave birth to a son named John Jr. Mr and Mrs Sparks Wilson of near North Middletown welcomed a daughter, Mrs Wilson formerly Miss Martha Settles. The note adds a moral on profits guiding long term business success.

Winchester John Tyler Minnie Baumstark John, Jr Tyler Sparks Wilson Middletown Wilson Martha Settles

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Society Laspie Bright Cockrell Elizabeth Boyd Joseph C. Bogie Ida Calk Robin Calk Dillard Douglas Garrett Marshall Mrs. Tipton J. B. Riddle Studebaker Cars Victor and Carlisle Cord Tires Cooper Batteries Temme Valley Light Plants Montgomery Motor Co P. E. Flora West High Street MT. Sterling, KY Moe Hi Endler Satrdaccen Buick Univer Sally F. C. B. Flint Mich By Elise A. Eaton
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