Social Roundup of Lexington and Nearby Visits
Local society notes recount yesterday’s visits in Lexington and Frankfort, with multiple residents and visitors from Cincinnati and Louisville. Attendees include Judge Lewis Apperson and family, university students home for Easter, and numerous Lexington figures at events and a Galli Cure concert tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Duff
Thelma Pierce
Elizabeth Guthrie
Irene McNamara
Kitty Conroy
University of Kentucky
Beautful bridge party honored Mrs Garrett and Mrs Botts
Mrs E J Garrett of this city and Mrs Seth Botts of Winchester were guests of honor at a bridge party yesterday hosted by Mrs Albert Botts at her country home. Jonquils and blossoms created a springlike setting as guests played then shared an elaborate supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wheeler
A. V. Smith
Russell DeHaven
Carolyn Ratliff
Lexington
Albert Botts
E. J. Garrett
Seth Botts
Winchester
Mrs. Frank Hill’s Friends See Health Improvement
The Sick Friends of Mrs. Frank Hill report she is greatly improved after a weeklong illness. Claude P. Stephens, once at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington, has improved and now receives visitors. many friends have visited him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hill
Claude P. Stephens
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Easter and Sunday Services Across Local Churches
The Rev Clyde Darsie will preach at Corinth Christian church Sunday at 2 PM with public invitation. Easter morning service at Presbyterian church at 11 AM followed by 7 PM evening service. Sabbath school at 9 45 AM. Sunday at Methodist church 9 30 AM Sunday School with 10 45 AM opening program and Easter service. Evening service at 7 PM on the topic Good Citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Darsie
Corinth Christian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Local Grocer Ad Highlights Fresh Produce and Seeds
J. B. Riddle advertises prunes at 10 cents a pound and dried apples at 12.5 cents. Early Rose and Burbank seed potatoes sell for 1.90 per bushel, garden seeds beans 15 cents per quart, and several onion sets priced around 30 cents per gallon. Coffees offered from 18 to 49 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Tennessee
Kentucky
Roads of Destiny Stars Pauline Frederick in Drama
Pauline Frederick headlines a Goldwyn drama with Richard Tucker and John Bowers. The story, adapted from O Henry via Channing Pollock, blends emotional suspense with dreamlike fantasy as it shifts from Alaskan grit to urban romance before a dramatic finale. Plays March 28 at the Table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Frederick
Goldwyn Pictures
Richard Tucker
John Bowers
Grace Darmond
Maude George
Hardee Kirkland
Willard Lewis
M. B. Flynn
Channing Pollock
O. Henry
O’ Henry
Frank Lloyd
David Marsh
David
Miss Frederick
Henry
Kerr's Selection Urged by Langley
Washington Republicans in touch with President Harding expect Judge Charles Kerr of Lexington Ky to be named federal judge of the Panama Canal Zone. Langley urged Kerr's appointment after meeting at the White House. Caleb Powers also visited seeking Commissioner of Fisheries but Reno S Harp of Frederick Md is slated for that post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kerr
Lexington
Panama Canal Zone
McKenzie Moss
Bowling Green
Post Office Department
Wash
John W. Langley
Kentucky
White House
Judge Kerr
Canal Zone
Caleb Powers
Washington
Reno 8
S. Harp
Frederick, Md
Lexington Cloak and Suit Co Changes Management
The Lexington Cloak and Suit Company now operates under new management, Charles Pushing and Jake Bernstein. The firm, refreshed by experience and capital, anticipates renewed success and reports growing trade from the area due to up-to-date goods in attractive, latest styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington Cloak and Suit Company
Messrs
Charles Pushing
Jake Bernstein
Advocate
When a man delivers the goods he usually collects
A concise adage notes the worker who completes a task often reaps the reward. It reflects a cultural expectation that service is tied to rightful compensation and accountability in trades and daily commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank J. Schafer
B. W. Hall
Frankfort
F. D. Richardson
Cincinnati
Albert Hoffman
Florida
Lewis Apperson
Elizabeth
Louisville
Paul Strother
Gladys Henry
Lexi
Fugazzi School of Business
A. V. Jones
Charles Thornberry
Ruby Burroughs
Nicholasville
Lucille Kautz
B. F. Caudill
C. R. Prewitt
Anderson Bogie
Charles B. Hainline
T. B. Hill
Paul Essex
W. W. Stoner
Robert Collier
Paul Thompson
Sterling
Nancy Berkeley
Howard Canan
John Walsh
Hoffman Wood
Flo Shirtley
Louise Crear
Agnes Storer
Hallie Gillaspie
Ralph Greene
W. W. Eubank
Elizabeth McCaun
Cynthia T. Covington
Adelaide Gay
Dillard Douglas
Stewart Sharp
Claude Dunavent
Frances Thompson
T. Badger Robertson
Jenmel Gatewood
Ethel Baker
Vivian Alfrey
Mary Katherine Moss
Laura Williams
Hord Tipton
W. T. Hunt
William Tipton
Russell, DeHaven
Lewis Flynn
Cecil Haggard
Margaret Hadden
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Harry Hunt
Laura Hart
James Nesbitt
L. H. Hombs
H. B. Turner
Alexiné Bigstaff
Bright Cockrell
Ruth Barnes
Marcella Chiles
Clay Sutherland
Paris
Ed. Wright
Sharpsburg
H. C. Prewitt
Mrs. Garrett
Mrs. Botts
J. B. Riddle
Bettie M. Roberts
Kerr
Langley
Ington Republicans
Harding
the Advocate
Polo, Yalama
Bolivia
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