Society News Shows Broad Visits Across Cities
John J. Walsh is in Lexington on business. Mrs. Leo H. Hombs visits relatives in Birmingham. Mrs. Katherine Goodpaster visits Lexington friends. Squire N. Williams in Lexington and later Louisville on business. Earl Henry of Jersey Milk Co. in Louisville. Williams and Judge Prewitt in Louisville on legal matters. Stanley Anderson heads to Winchester. Mrs. George E. Coleman visiting Versailles. J. D. Gay family in Asheville for weeks. Mrs. Robert Howell visiting in Woodford County. Martha Mae Robinson and Mary Clark week end in Winchester. Curtis Rose and children of Winchester visit Faulkner home. N. T. Benton returns from Winchester. Sarah Simrall of Washington, D. C. visits parents in Lexington. Rev. B. W. Trimble hosts welcome home party in Winchester. Nora Highland, Frances Turner weekend in Lexington. Irwin D. Wood and family visit Lexington. Mrs. S. B. Carrington and Miss Elizabeth McCoun in Lexington. Lipscomb party returns to Nashville after stay with Sarah Winn. Mt Sterling residents in Lexington for Kriesler concert. Emma Patterson guests of McKenna then heads to Pineville. James Berry spending week in Lexington. Irwin Jackson visits from Lexington. Mrs. Stanley Young visits from North Middletown. W. A. Sutton returns from Bradenton. Paul Strother to return from Jacksonville. D. W. Hunter and relatives hosts. Judy and Hoffman families back from Martinsville and Chicago. Lily McNamara of Covington and Veene McNamara visit mother in Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Walsh
Lexington
Leo H. Hombs
Birmingham
Katherine Goodpaster
Squire N. Williams
Earl Henry
The
Jersey Milk Co
Louisville
J. D. Gay
Asheville
N. C
Robert Howell
John Gay
Woodford County
Martha Mae Robinson
Mary Clark
Winchester
Curtis Rose
Morton Faulkner
N. T. Benton
J. Ed Grubbs
Sarah Simrall
Washington, D. C
W. T. Simrall
B. W. Trimble
McEldowney
Florida
Nora Highland
Frances Turner
Roberta Dale
Paul Strother
Jacksonville
Fla
D. W. Hunter
Lexinton
Boars for Sale Durves Registered J C Graves
Full stock boars for sale registered Durves by J C Graves. No other details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Graves
Birth announced for nephews of Mrs. Newton Horton
Mrs. Newton Horton announces the arrival of Homer Lee Faulkner, a nephew born to Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Faulkner at their ranch near Crawford Colorado. The Faulkner family includes Clay Faulkner formerly known here, and Mrs. Faulkner, before marriage Miss Mabel Hermance of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Horton
Homer Lee Faulkner
T. F. Faulkner
Crawford, Colo
Clay ‘Faulkner
Girl Scouts Form New Montgomery County Unit
The Montgomery County Girl Scouts gathered at the courthouse Saturday to organize a group of about seventy five members. Miss Lizzie Prewitt Coleman was elected captain with Miss Eliza Harris and Miss Frances Reese as first and second lieutenants, exciting much interest and enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County Girl Scouts
Court House
Lizzie Prewitt Coleman
Eliza Harris
Frances Reese
Four Windows Save a Fair Couple From Oversight
The state fair room committee assigns Hepzibah Pepper and Ichabod Pepper a room with four windows after a quarrel over air. In a comic sequence the pair’s demand for air leads to a crash of glass and a comic payoff as the chairman relents and the couple finds relief, with the room’s four windows mythologized as life saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair Room Committee
Hepzibah Pepper
Ichabod
Hep
Ich
Hepzibah
Ich Pepper
Sch Pepper
Florida
Stamps of Spain and Holland Portrait Queens
The article notes Queen Isabella II of Spain and Queen Wilhelmina of Holland as familiar stamp portraits beside Queen Victoria. It cites about 172 Isabella varieties and around 160 Wilhelmina varieties, with the first Dutch issue showing Wilhelmina as a child until 1008 when a mature portrait was introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Holland
Victoria
Isabella II
Wilhelmina
Isabella
Infant Cassity Dies. Burial in Lea Cemetery
William Clay Cassity infant son of Mr and Mrs S M Cassity died March 16 from pneumonia after being born February 13. John L Cassity and wife of Mr Sterling and L M Cruse and wife of Williamson WV attended. Burial followed at Lea cemetery with services by Rev Irvine and Rev Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clay
S. M. Cassity
John L. Cassity
Sterling
L. M. Cruse
Baptist Church
John Cecil
Main Street
John Deere Wagons to Close Out at Special Price
J. R. Lyons announces a clearance on a large lot of John Deere wagons offered at a special price. Deals available while stock lasts with delivery options and payment terms to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
J. R. Lyons
Slicker in the Big City Deflated by Bush Terminal Tale
Irving T. Bush promotes a lavish Bush terminal building on 42nd and Broadway offering free luxury spaces to tenants at high rents. The scheme leads to a forthcoming lawsuit as tenants learn of caveats behind the premium offices and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminal
42Nd Street
Broadway
Mr. Bush
Bush
Buyers’ Club
Bush closes club and restaurant in sweeping action
Mr. Bush ends long leases by shutting the club removing the restaurant and grand entrance and turning the space into rentable quarters likely to yield about 90000 dollars annually. Out of town visitors search the three foot wide Bush terminal building entrance marked only by a revolving barber pole. Tenants suffer hundreds of thousands in losses as city onlookers note the mismatch with slicker development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Great Bush Terminal
Bread Casting Reflects Tide Ahead in Murky Waters
Readers are reminded that some individuals plan their actions to align with favorable conditions. The saying implies timing matters before risky or illiquid ventures are undertaken.
Printing flagged by The Advocate underscores carelessness
The Advocate notes a bold victory for carelessness and hints prudence may praise such outcomes in printing practices.
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Burpee
Duerson’s
Society
Squire Williams
H. R. Prewitt
Stanley Anderson
George E. Coleman
Robert McConnell
Versailles
Irwin D. Wood
Huntington
Mrs. Wood
James E. Gay
S. B. Carrington
Elizabeth McCoun
T. B. McCoun
David A. Lipscomb
Mary Winn Lipscomb
Nashville
Mrs. Lipscomb
Sarah Winn
Mt. Sterling
Kriesler
Owing
Jack Burbridge
R. G. Owings
John Storer
George Coleman
H. B. Ringo
Nell Tipton
Vivian Alfrey
Flo Shirley
Nell Pangburn
Emilee Reid
H. M. Bishop
Katherine Cox
Elsa Potter
Verna Thompson
Emma Patterson
Paul
K. McKenna
Pineville
J. Jeffries
James Berry
Irwin Jackson
S. M. Jackson
Stanley Young
North Middletown
Anna B. Pinney
W. A. Sutton
D. Bratton Sutton
Bradentown
Lily McNamara
Covington
Yveene McNamara
Ngton
P. McNamara
Girl Scouts
the Advocate
MR. Tabb
Myata Alice Little
Isai
McClure
Syndica
Plymouth Rocks
Zeh
Fershoes
Holtershoes
R. E. Punch Co
Rowan County News
Cassity
T. J. Bigstaff
Kentucky
Allie W. Young
Young
Executive
Henry Senieur
Fred Senieur
Jenkins
Morrow
General Assembly
John Temple Graves
Pertinax
Rome
Teasdale CO
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
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