Residents Attend to Travel and Visiting Circles
Several Winchester Lexington and surrounding residents are noted traveling visiting relatives and settling near Camargo Franklin and Beaver. Names include C D Grubbs John A Judy W G Hamilton Seth Botts J Y Rogers J M Robb L M Redmond W H Wood W B White Mary Wall Elizabeth Apperson and many more with trips to Martinsville Louisville Cincinnati and Daytona Beach. The piece mentions weddings, farm interests and upcoming moves among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Grubbs
Winchester
John A. Judy
Lexington
W. G. Hamilton
Camargo
Rook Party Hosts and Large Spring Homemaking Event
Mr and Mrs H M Bishop hosted a Tuesday night Rook gathering at their West High Street home with guests including Mr and Mrs F J Schafer and Mr and Mrs J W Thompson. Mrs Ida Reis then entertained at Rock on West Locust Street with jonquils in full bloom and yellow decor for cards and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Bishop
West High Street
Ida Reis
Charles Derrickson
Lucy Fesler
R. L. Smith
Ruth Wyatt
W. L. Kilpatrick
S. D. Hall
Will Mason
Robert Vanarsdell
Chas. Hainline
Harry G. Enoch
S. E. Spratt
H. A. Babb
W. A. Sutton
W. H. Wood
C. W. Nesbitt
A. M. Bourne
Roger L. Spratt
Sally Clay
Anne Clay
Albert Stofer
John L. Coleman
W. E. Farris
Frank Boyd
W. P. Highland
Charles D. Highland
Sallie
Local social notices list prominent May and Moss families
The passage names May Eugénie, Miss Martha Moss, Mr and Mrs FE H Moss, Mr and Mrs Stanley Kerns, Mr and Mrs C B Stephens, Clarence Stephens, Mr and Mrs R I Settles, and Miss Genevieve Settles as part of a family or community social register with several marriages or affiliations noted among the listed individuals.
Mrs Clarence TL William Hosts Missionary Society Event
Mrs Clarence TL William hosted the Young People's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church on Thursday evening at her Bank Street apartments. An excellent program was presented and during the social hour afterward, dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence TL. William
Young People’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Shurch
Bank Street
Local Ladies Plan Card Club Gatherings
Henry and several Mrs names are listed among social hostesses. Miss Suzette Johnson will host a Friday night card club at West Main Street. Mrs W Caldwell Clay invites attendees to luncheon bridge parties on Wednesday and Friday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Vansant
Fulton, Mo
Tom Vansant
Katherine Smith
Suzette Johnson
West Main Street
Religious Services and Advertised Hats
Dr J L Weber will preach at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Evening service conducted by the pastor. Hats and accessories offered with a complete line and prices to please you. Mrs K C Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Weber
Methodist Church
K. C. Clarke
Ill and Critical Illness Report From County
The sick Mrs Bettie Wilson shows improvement at her home after pneumonia. Mrs John Wyatt Sr mother of John A F and Charles Wyatt is critically ill at her Lexington home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bettie Wilson
John Wyatt
John, A. F
Charles Wyatt
Lexington
For Sale Four Rhode Island Reds Roosters
Classified note offers four young Rhode Island Red roosters for sale at 1.50 each by C B Stephens with contact phones 74 and 603. A separate item mentions President Harding disturbed by a dog near the White House that yaps all night, speculating on the dog’s identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Red Roosters
C. B. Stephens
Harding
White House
Spring Hats Shown Pleasing the City Crowd
Mrs. K. C. Clarke promotes a line of spring hats described as the prettiest ever shown in the city. The advertisement claims appeal to the most fastidious shoppers and invites readers to view the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C. Clarke
No Hell If No Hell Then Business Has Gone Up
An exchange questions the fate of business without hell and concludes it has risen. The remark frames a provocative take on moral or economic ascent in a playful, aphoristic tone.
High Condition Best For Freshening Cows In Kentucky
Kentucky farmers are urged to avoid cutting feed when drying cows for freshening. Hooper from the State College of Agriculture advises a week of reduced feed followed by liberal feeding to reach near fatness for a strong start. A 4 lb corn meal 2 lb bran 2 lb cottonseed mix plus hay and silage supports dry cows. adjust grain after freshening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
J. J. Hooper
State College of Agriculture
Hooper
Women’s Missionary Society to Meet at Mason Home
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church will hold an all day meeting Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Robert Mason
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles D. Grubbs
Martinsville, Indiana
Nicholasville
L. M. Redmond
W. B. Small
L. H. Homis
Louie Davis
Louisville
J. Y. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
J. M. Robb
Jessamine County
Charles B. Stewart
Roger, D. Barnes
W. B. White
Mary Wall
Elizabeth Apperson
J. H. Ayres
Putnam County
Indiana
Seth Botts
George Warwick and Son
Beaver, Pa
John Cassity
West Virginia
George Smith
Mr. Cassity
Alice and
Lenora Cassity
Mose Lewis
Josephine Redden
Gilbert
Miller K. Tapp
Daytona Beach, Florida
R. Roeder
Wisburg
Mr. Roeder
Cincinnati
Mrs. Reis
Missionary Society Entertained
A. B. Oldham & Son
the Traders National Bank
W. A. Sutton & Son
MT. Sterling
Trarding
Mallory
Homes & CO
Uncle Johns
Luke
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