Lexington Society Notes Reflect Local Visits and Outings
Society items record numerous Lexington visitors and residents attending matinees and social events. Mrs Pauline Hopkins from Bourbon county guests Mrs David Estill. S Webb Gaitskill returns from Florida ill at Mary Chiles Hospital. many others travel to see Chu Chin Chow and visit relatives in Versailles Winchester and Paris. Boone Gray seeks treatment in Asheville. several couples move residences or host guests at local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Webb Gaitskill
Florida
Mary Chiles Hospital
Pauline Hopkins
Bourbon County
David Estill
George Coleman
Robert McConnell
Versailles
Elsie Derrickson
Elizabeth Strossman
Lexington
Jesse Turney
Paris
Robert H. Winn
Judge Winn
Mack McKenzie
Winchester
B. George
Henry C. Prewitt
Winn Street
Bigstaff Court
Clyde Datsie
Hiram
Ohio
Ruth Darsie
Hiram College
C. T. Coleman
Ollie Triplett
Anne Mary Triplett
Chu Chin Chow
Ratliff Lane
G. B. Senff
Mary Ray
The Greatest Love at Table Theatre Friday Night
A scene labeled The Mother of Humoresque in The Greatest Love directed by Henry Kolker and picturized by E. J. Montagne at the Table Theatre Friday night. The production frames mother love as a central theme and features recent and classic elements in its staging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kolker
E. J. Montagne
Table Theatre
Homey Philosophy for 1922
A columnist uses arithmetic to urge steady work and thrift, arguing 18 250 days total life and 10 dollars a day needed to reach ten thousand dollars by age fifty. It notes limited time for rumor and stresses that in these times of divorces there cannot be more divorces than marriages.
Lenten and church services listed for local faith groups
Multiple congregations announce weekend worship and Bible study times. Episcopal service Saturday at 3 0p m and Sunday 11 a m. Baptist at Howard's Mill Sunday 2 p m. Methodist Sunday School 9 30 a m Rev H G Turner to preach. Epworth League 6 15 p m and evening 7 p m topic A Divine Estimate. Christian church Sunday services 9 30 a m Bible School and 10 45 a m sermon Not Forsaking the Assembling of Ourselves Together with 7 p m sermon Thy Kingdom Come. Baptist Our Sunday School 9 30 a m and 10 45 a m sermon on Church Going. prayer meeting Wednesday, teachers meeting Friday. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Methodist
H. G. Turner
Epworth League
House of God
Christian Church
Bible School
Christian Endeavor Society
Baptist
A. L. Mitchell
S W Gaitskill Returns to Florida Clinic in Ill Health
S W Gaitskill returned from Mc Intest Florida on Tuesday in poor health and was immediately admitted to Mary Chiles Hospital for special treatment with hopes for a swift recovery to full vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Gaitskill
McIntest
Fla
Mary Chiles Hospital
Governor Morrow Signs Fifteen Bills in Broad Legislative Action
Governor Morrow signed fifteen measures on Tuesday including proposals to eliminate grade crossings in first class cities, raise deputy assessors' salaries to two thousand dollars, and exempt newspapers and job printers as manufacturing plants from municipal taxes. The package also includes war memorials in cities, university land expansion, and repeal of the criminal syndicalism law. A veto is planned for a resolution seeking to sue the state over escheat expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
W. A. Perry
T. B. Watts
H. V. Bell
Anderson County
H. P. Atwood
Kentucky
Federal Hill
Stephen G. Foster
Old
Newton Bright
H. M. Brock
R. C. Simmons
White L. Moss
J. Will Stoll
University of Kentucky
The
Normal Schools
Western State Normals
Teachers’ College
Harry J. Meyers
Local Notes From Mt Sterling And Nearby Towns
A roundup of social visits and travels across Mt Sterling and surrounding towns. Guests include Mrs W L Kilpatrick, Miss Gene Brother, Miss Clara Arnold, Mrs J J Lacy, Miss Louise Lacy, and others visiting Louisville Cincinnati Winchester Ravenna Ashland and Richmond. A striking anecdote on vigilante justice contrasts a deadly shooting with futile attempts to curb crime. The Advocate is credited for printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Brother
Louisville
Clara Arnold
Mt. Sterling
J. J. Lacy
Louise Lacy
Coleman Elliott
D. Adaline Bell
Cynthiana
Ford Patterson
New York
J. Tyler Davis
Oxford
Davis
W. B. Kincaid
Andrew Denton
Ravenna
Richmond
H. J. Lacy
Mae Daugherty
Mrs. On
Ashland
Malcolm McCoy
Sharpsburg
Naughty Grandpa Causes Mild Family Tussle
George had been reprimanded for creeping and wearing holes in his stockings. He sees his grandfather’s socks being darned and asks in a severe tone if Grandpa has been creeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Aspersion is the gossip trade The Advocate notes
The Advocate remarks that gossip thrives on unverified claims and how listening sustains it, warning readers about the social damage of rumors and the responsibility of careful communication.
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Society
Robert Collier
Lex
Lola Lawrence
Sam Greenwade
J. Daugherty
John G. Roberts
Paul Strother
Jacksonville, Fla
W. B. Small
Roberts
Bank Cee
Richardson
Samuels Avenue
Josh Owings
Vera Gordon
Homey Philosophy
Baptist Church
Howard's Mill
Noel Hodges
Everett
O.N. T
Hope
Daisy
Brewett Georgette
G. F. Thompson
Theo
Clayton B. Blakey
Commonwealth
Owingsville
W. L. Kilpatrick
Mt.Sterling
L. O. Kimbrough
E. V. Brother
Richard
Virgiline Byron
E. H. Goodpaster
Alta Jones
Grange City
Frances Sneedegar
Omar Fratman
Perryville
Christine Anderson
Eastern Kentucky State Normal
J. L. Ewing
Lisle Shrout
Milersburg
Shanklin Piper
M. C. Burnaugh
Chicago
Kate Conner
the Advocate
Naughty
Advocate
Minsters
Brussels
A. B. Oldham & Son
MT. Sterling, Kentucky
Keller
National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Mt. Sterling Advocate
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