Social News Notes From Local Clubs And University
Mrs. Ben G. Land spends several days in Louisville while Mrs. Dan M. Chenault plans a Lexington trip as Chi Omega house chaperone. Miss Anna Katherine Turley hosts a West Main rock club gathering with yellow and white decor and a color-coordinated ice course. The Junior Women's Club met on North Sycamore with bridge and refreshments, prize went to Mrs. Tipton H. Wilson, letters from absentees read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben G. Land
Louisville
Dan M. Chenault
Lexington
Chi Omega
University of Kentucky
Anna Katherine Turley
West Main Street
Miss Turley
Mary Prewitt Turley
Mary Lucile Stephenson
Sarah Sanderson
Mildred
Marian Cockrell
Allie Bright
Margaret McAllister
Virginia Ayre
Ratliff H. Lane
North Sycamore Street
Lang
Jack Burbridge
Anna B. Pinney
Tipton
H. Wilson
Jack *Burbridge
Will Carrington
Roger Drake
J. M. Hoffman
R. H. Lane
Stewart .McCormick
Garrett Marshall
Emilee Reid
H. B. Ringo
Badger Robertson
Paul Strother
T. H. Wilson
Ben R. Turner
Lola Lawrence
Ruth Wyatt
Flo Shirley
Local residents and visitors list from Lexington and surrounding areas
A long roster notes Marvin Gay returning from Louisville business, many guests and visits in Ashland, Winchester, Lexington, Frankfort, and Huntington. Names include Mrs W P Wheeler, Hanley Ragan, Judge G I Morris, Mrs Emma Chenault, Mrs W R Thompson, Burns Ratliff, Judge C Cyrus Turner, Mrs Lillian Fratman, Bettie Roberts, Jennie Crear, Mary Apperson, Mrs Sherman Goodpaster, Mrs B W Trimble, Mrs John D McColm, Cynthia Covington, Prof H A Babb, and Miss Nancy Hall Clay with Frances Ogilvie.
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Marvin Gay
Louisville
W. P. Wheeler
Ashland
Robert L. Coleman
Hanley Ragan
Lexington
C. Cyrus Turner
Frankfort
Lillian Fratman
A. N. Crooks
J. W. Hedden, Sr
T. B. Arthur
Francis Hunt
O. M. Jones
Bettie M. Roberts
Roberts
C. C. Chenault
R. A. Chiles
Jennie Crear
Mary Apperson
Brent Nunnelley
William Maher
Cynthia Covington
W. R. Thompson
Happy Is A Man Who Knows He Cannot Tell A Funny Story
A reflective line notes that true contentment arises from restraint and self awareness rather than the urge to amuse others with humor. The remark suggests wisdom in choosing when to share and when to stay silent.
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Happy
Burley Plan Co-op Generates Southwide Grower Hopes
Bright Belt growers report 70,000 members controlling 370 million pounds of tobacco with 5.6 million dollars in bank loans to fund dealer advances.Virginia and Carolinas plan marketing reforms urged after Stone asserts steady prices through cooperative systems. Bankers and professionals lining up to back the effort as directors say deliveries near April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
American Tobacco Co-Operative
Bright Tobacco Growers’ Co-operative Association
Sapiro
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
James C. Stone
Burley Association
Richmond
Stone
Southern Organization
Mr. Stone
Burley
Bright Belt
Presiden Stone
South
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolinas
Bingham
G.A. Nor
Associaton
Local residents report illnesses at two city homes
R. W. Wade has been quite sick at his West High Street home for a week. Miss Elizabeth Strossman is ill for several days at her North Maysville Street residence. It is suggested women may go without items, but money remains a concern.
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R. W. Wade
Ben
West High Street
Elizabeth Strossman
North Maysville Street
Clergyman Sermon and New Pastor Updates
Rev. Charles A. Ray will preach at Gilead Church Levee on Sunday April 2 at 2 30 p m inviting community attendance. Rev. D E Hill new pastor of Sharpsburg Baptist is making a favorable impression and is a relative of N C Hill while completing studies at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville.
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Charles A. Ray
Presbyterian Church
Mt. Sterling
Gilead Presbyterian Church
Levee
D. E. Hill
Sharpsburg Baptist Church
Hill
N. C. Hill
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Turnips and potato pest tips for spring plantings
Seasonal notes from the College of Agriculture advise sowing turnips in late March with rows 18 to 30 inches apart and broadcasting the late crop in July. Paris green dusted with air-slaked lime controls potato bugs once potatoes are four inches high, using one part Paris green to ten parts lime. Seed should be fresh and true to name. Plant 50 to 100 strawberry plants along one garden side to yield berries. varieties include Aroma Gandy and Klondike.
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College of Agriculture
Controlling Cut Worms With Bran and Paris Green Bait
A traditional garden remedy uses a poisoned bran bait to target cut worms. Mix one quart bran, one teaspoon molasses, and Paris green, then add water after lemon pieces are chopped and mixed. Scatter small piles of the flaky bait over infested ground for best results.
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Burpee
Duerson’s
Society
L. H. Hombs
Birmingham
Judge G. I. Morris
Morely
Emma Chenault
Winchester
Tandy Chenault
Burns Ratliff
Alvin Ratliff
Anna Wade
Locust Street
Bettie Fitspatrick
Camargo Pike
H. A. Babb
Johnson Heights
Emma McMahan
Nancy Hall Clay
Frances Ogilvie
Princeton
Hamilton College
Miss Clay
Ford
Strother Motors Co
Incorporated Bank Street
Purina
Conkey’s
I. F
Gingham Drive
Oldham
A. B. Oldham & Son
THE
Teasdale CO
Walnut Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Rogers Company
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