Numerous visitors and locals share news of travels
Mrs O S Bigstaff visits relatives in California. Mrs C E Duff visits Lexington. A K Day of Winchester and Charles Markland of Sharpsburg spend Mondays here. Families from Paris, Owingsville, Richmond, and Carlisle visit this city. Several travel to Cincinnati, Louisville, and Idaho. The piece lists many short social visits and trips by residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Day
Winchester
Charles Markland
Sharpsburg
Will Gay
Paris
Will B. Day
Cincinnati
Hattie Wood
Mary Wood Rice
Louisville
Los Angeles
Cal
L. F. Z. Morse
New York
W. E. Canfield
California
Lexington
W. O. Chenault
G. H. Strother
Southerland
Fla
Southern College
Paul
Epworth League Open Session Set for May 26
The Epworth League of the Methodist church will hold an open session Sunday evening May 26 at 7 30 in the church auditorium. The program includes music scripture readings two sermons Violin solo recitation, prayers and benediction. O Connell's Shoe Laboratory advertises repairs on Maysville Street opposite Lloyd's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Epworth League
They Stand Today Wing in Prize Race Standings
The notice lists contestants and vote coupons for The Advocate renewal drive with locations across Kentucky. Names include Mrs Allie McCormick and Miss Lethia Turley, with vote counts and districts in Levee Winchester North Middletown Owingsville Sharpsburg and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advocate
Allie McCormick
Lethia Turley
Martha. Snelling
Daisy Rose
Clemma Clark
Laura Bramlett
Pearl Williams
Viola Hinson
Zora Finney
Levee
Mary Belle Monroe
Florence Riddell
Winchester
Martha Jones
North Middletown
Maggie Henry
Owingsville, KY
Frances Snedegar
Grace Crooks
Sharpsburg
Axie McCord
Marriage Vows Sealed In City Home
The sick Mr Clarence Warner of this city and Miss Daisy Shearer of Clay City wed at Rev Clyde Daisie home Saturday evening. The event surprised friends. Also in honor of Mrs Henry Fearing of Lexington, Frances Samuels hosted a delightful afternoon with refreshments on East High street. Egg experts from Kentucky and U S Agriculture arrive in Mt Sterling June 6 for a free demonstration on handling packing and grading to reduce losses and boost prices. The event aims to curb waste and aid food supply for workers and allies. Demonstrators include W G Terrell and Allen M Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Warner
Daisy Shearer
Clay City
Clyde Daisie
Fearing
Frances Samuels
East High Street
Henry Fearing
Lexington
Kentucky Food and Drug Department
United States Department of Agriculture
Mt. Sterling
Eandling
Kentucky
W. G. Terrell
Allen M. Barry
Food Research Laboratory
Opportunity for Y M C A Service Members to Aid Soldiers
Draft age men may join a YMCA overseas service program offered by the YMCA. American born, loyal, Christian men pass a light physical, earn 75 dollars monthly with family allowances up to 100 dollars, carry 5000 life insurance, and receive insurance rate differences paid by YMCA. H V McChesney will discuss in Lexington May 24 at Phoenix Hotel and Winchester at Brown Proctoria at 7 p m with Kentucky quota 25 of 1200 needed monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. MC. A
H. V. McChesney
Frankfort
Lexington
Phoenix Hotel
Winchester
Brown Proctoria
Kentucky
Reverend J S Wilson to speak on Southern Baptist session
Rev J S Wilson will address the Sunday morning service about the Southern Baptist Convention now meeting in Hot Springs Arkansas where he serves as a delegate. W W Fine Strawberries offers home grown berries and preserving fruit crates delivered by calling 431 R Greenwade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Wilson
Southern Baptist Convention
Hot Springs
Ark
R. S. P. Greenwade
W S Big Price For Cattle
Mr Jackson D Storer sold 750 head of export cattle to William Tomlinson of Bourbon county, buying agent for Louis Ullman of Philadelphia. Cattle expected to weigh about 1450 pounds and sell for 16 cents per pound. The Advocate for Printing. W S S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson D. Storer
Wm. Tomlinson
Bourbon County
Louis Ullman
Philadelphia
Two Farms Sold in Camargo and Brush Creek Areas
Campbell Gibson sold 80 acres at Camargo to George Halsey for 148 dollars per acre. Black Congleton sold 70 acres on Brush Creek to Everett and Glenn Stafford for 85 dollars per acre. Rooms for rent listed on Harrison Avenue at Mrs. John English's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Gibson
Camargo
George Halsey
Black Congleton
Messrs
Everett
Glenn Stafford
Brush Creek
S. S Rooms
Harrison Avenue
John English
Youngest Red Cross Member in Montgomery County
The Montgomery County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces its youngest member, eleven week old Minnie Elizabeth Wilson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tipton Wilson of this city. The noted youngster is highlighted in a local society note amid a brief item mentioning daily meat shipments at Vynarsdell's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Montgomery County
The
American Red Cross
Minnie Elizabeth Wilson
Tipton Wilson
Vynarsdell’s
Big Sunday Drives Red Cross Campaign in Montgomery
Three large meetings in Montgomery county boost the Red Cross drive. At The Table Theatre Hon W D Cochran and Capt Walter Kilroy Harris spoke to white and later to about a thousand at night. Colored attendees pledged a thousand dollars and more may come. A pig donated by Hughes Atkinson will be sold at auction May 25 to raise Red Cross funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Montgomery County
Table Theatre
W. D. Cochran
Maysville
T. J. Bigstaff
Court House
Circuit Court
Rev
T. B. Hill
Beavers
Hughes Atkinson
Red Cross Fund
Prominent Columbus Men Visit Col. Huntington
The Bolster Club members from Columbus led by Col W P Huntington arrived in the city Sunday and spent several days with Col and Mrs Huntington. A dinner party followed and a Bogie picnic marked the visit before the visitors returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolster Club
Col
W. P. Huntington
Columbus
Ohio
A. C. Bogie
Huntington
Annual piano and voice recital by Burbridge class
Mrs. J. W. Burbridge led her piano and voice students in the annual recital at the High School Auditorium last Wednesday evening. A large crowd enjoyed faultlessly rendered selections, with vocal numbers receiving special praise for the teacher and pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Burbridge
Delightful Musicale By Miss Graves Pupils
The pupils of Miss Minnie Graves rendered a delightful musical program at the Baptist church Sunday School auditorium last Friday evening. The program showed much work by both pupils and teacher and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Graves
Baptist Church
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Trvvyvyy É
Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Mrs. O. S. Bigstaff
C. E. Duff
Tim Kerns
Ed King
Richmond
Robert Catlett
Owingsville
G. A. Rupard
John R. Crockett
Catesby
Woodford
Hettie Brockway
P. P. Richardson
Olympia
Edith Bently
Little Rock
R. E. Tipton
W. A. Thomason
North
Middletown
Mary von Tilton
Carlisle
R. M. Trimble
Robert M. Jr
Bruce H. Wood
Omar Ratliff
Will Ratliff
Joe T. Wilson
Bagdad
J. 8. Wilson
Mable L. Baker
Spartansburg
8. C
Laura Lee Jameson
Cynthiana
Eliza Lockhart
Mrs. Cecil
Greene
Rela
Tives
Fayette County
W. W. Quicksall
Nicholasville
Our City
Kate Carpenter
D. C. McNamara
Fielding Rogers
Julian Rogers
Lee Crear
Robert Vanarsdell
Steve Piera
Frank Haydon
James Haydon
Idaho
M. C. McKee
Ada
Union
J. W. Hedden
H. B. Paynter
Vanceburg
O. M. Jones
Geo. F. Doyle
Roger
Sarah Drake
D. Harold
Buddie) Jolson
Grover C. Anderson
Olivia Anderson
Millersburg
Molar Vice
Flemingsburg
Sim Evans
Louise Terrill
Bernice Moore
Wright Dance
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur Hicks
W. H. Haydon
Grassy Lick
Virgaleen Byron
Ida Belle Brother
Angie Young Jackson
Emma Patterson
St. Louis
Lucy Southerland
W. S&s. Epworth Leage
O’connnell’s Shoe Labratory
Maysville St
Lloyd’s Cafe
Purina
Lewis Myers
Cereeessee
Josephine Shackelford
Chance For Fine Service
W. S
the Advocate For Printing
Lloyd's Drug Store
S. S
Victrola Music
Victrola
Columbia
Edison
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
Rogers Bidg
Coleman’ S Insurance Agency
Sterlin
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