Personal Notices From Local Society Circle
Rev J 8 Wilson spent Thursday in Lexington on business. Miss Mona Trimble of Winchester visiting relatives here. Mrs J H Scott and her little son returned from Lex. Mr M R Hainline of Lexington in town on business. James P King of Lexington spent the weekend with relatives here. Mrs H B Cushman of Fleming County visiting daughter Mrs I F Tabb. Mrs Samus F Taylor returned Monday from a visit to Mrs Frank T Green of Louisville. Messrs F P Boyd and E W Senff returned from a business trip to Springfield Ohio. Mrs C B Stephens and son Roger spent Sunday in Georgetown with Miss Stel Stephens. Miss Anise Hunt will ride today for two weeks visiting Clark County relatives. Mr Sanders Orr editor of the Oh County Courtery was a pleasant caller last week. Miss Emily Tipton returned to Lexington after visiting friends here. Miss Elma Fox of Winchester guest of Miss Marie Clark Friday to Tuesday. Mr William French of Frankfort guest of Judge and Mrs H R French for the weekend. Geo B Turner and two daughters went to Lexington Sunday to see Mrs Turner recovering from an appendicitis operation. Mrs H G Enoch and daughter Joan spending a month in Washington DC where Mrs Enoch's mother and daughters reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Cushman
Fleming County
I. F. Tabb
Samus F. Taylor
Frank T. Green
Louisville
F. P. Boyd
W. Senff
Springfield
Ohio
C. B. Stephens
Roger
Georgetown
Stel Stephens
Anise Hunt
Clark Z
Sanders Orr
Oh County
Geo. B. Turner
Lexington
Evangelistic Services Across Churches Prompt Peace Sunday
Religious services filled Sunday programs with Baptist Sunday evenings and Episcopal morning sermons. Rev Dye preached at the Episcopal church at 10 45 am. Rev Yeaman and Rev Mann led services at different churches. A large meeting closed at Howard's Mill Baptist with 23 new members. Peace Sunday was observed nationwide with sermons urging prayer and work for peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Mr. Dye
Episcopal Church
M. V. P. Yeaman
Second Presbyterian Church
Lexington
Camargo Methodist Church
E. G. B. Mann
J. W. Black
Morehead
Howard’s Mill
Levee
Bro. Black
E. En. Southgate
Methodist ‘Church
Southgate
Roanoke Visitors and Georgetown College Ties
Mrs Moses and son from Roanoke are visiting Mrs J F Henson, cousin of Moses. Mrs J M McGuire returns from Middletown Ohio after two weeks at her father M H Powers bedside. Powers improving. Mrs Charlie Wise and Miss Jessie Tandy of Ghent Ky, guests of Mrs Mary Wadden, go to Georgetown for Georgetown College commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheet IT Guisdades
Mnie
Moses and Son
I H
Roanoke
Moses
J. FH. Henson
J. M. McGuire
Middletown
Ohio
M. H. Powers
Mr. Powers
Charlie Wise
Jessie” ‘Tandy
Ghent
Mary Wadden
Georgetown
Georgetown College
Delightful German Evening At Ringo Hall Attracts Crowd
The Young Married People's Club hosted a German evening at Ringo’s Hall on Wednesday with a good turnout. Mr and Mrs A T Bassett led the event. A luncheon followed at intermission. Household ammonia was available at J B White’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringo’s Hall
A. T. Bassett
Camping Party At Kentucky River Camp
Mr and Mrs Oliver Howell and Rev and Mrs J S Wilson and Mr and Mrs G B Senff spend the week at the camp of John W William on the Kentucky River near Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Howell
J. S. Wilson
G. B. Senff
John W. William
Kentucky River
Ford
Furnished rooms for rent on North Queen Street
Furnished rooms for rent at No 30 North Queen Street. Phone contact 244. (47-21)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Queen Street
Carlisle man passes examination and licensed to practice law
Mr. R. C. Oldham of Carlisle, nephew of A. B. and C. K. Oldham, passed a 8 sr examination last week and was granted a license to practice law. Mr. Oldham is known to many in the community. Also a note urges saving money by buying flour at J. B. White's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Oldham
Carlisle
Messrs. A. B
C. K. Oldham
Oldham
J. B. White's
Illness of Mrs. Fannie B. Clay Mentioned in St. Louis
Well known here Mrs. Fannie B. Clay of St. Louis Missouri is seriously ill in a hospital there and not expected to recover. She has many relatives and friends here who regret the news and recall her former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie “B. Clay
St. Louis
Millinery News From Mrs Henry Greenwade
An advertisement highlights new and fresh arrivals in hats and related accessories offered by Mrs Henry Greenwade, emphasizing updated styles and selections for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Greenwade
Laughlin Company Transfers Ownership While Retaining Name
The Laughlin Company transfers all business to the undersigned but will continue using the Laughlin name due to its long association with tin and roofing. Howard Canan advises caution before buying an ice cream freezer and promotes J. B. White's produce and Sanitary Meat Market offerings including tomatoes and other produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlin Company
Laughlin
Howard Canan
Kentuckian winner named Presbyterian General Assembly clerk
The Rev. Dr. Edward L. Warren of Louisville won the permanent clerkship of the Presbyterian General Assembly at Atlantic City, defeating nine candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Warren
Louisville
Presbyterian General Assembly
Atlantic City
Cottage and outbuildings with livestock and tobacco sticks
One six room cottage on West Locust, a small stable on East Locust, and a storage room over Wilson barn. A Jersey cow and heifer calf, plus 10 000 tobacco sticks. Apply to J. D. Greenwade or Jim Wilson. Also home grown berries received daily at Sanitary Meat Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Locust
East Locust
Wilson Barn
Jersey
J. D. Greenwade
28Th St
Huntington
W. Va
Jim Wilson
Stock Yards
Mt. Sterling
President Wilson completes note protesting interference
President Wilson finishes a formal note to Great Britain protesting interference and the handling of U.S. mails, asserting American policy and signaling diplomatic friction during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
For Rent and Local Ads Mixed Notices
For rent modern home with all improvements located on Main Street apply to John W William phone 671 Fish brand fertilizer best on the market for tobacco for sale by McDonald Bros Slome grown berries received Stone s wrapped cakes 6 varieties received daily 10 cents some grown berries received
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
John W. William
McDonald Bros
Stone’s
Sanitary
Winchester Eyes Fewer Arrests Easing Jail Need
If the arrest rate in Winchester stays low like last month, the city may not require a jail expansion or new holding cells, the Winchester Courier reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fresh millinery and tea cakes at J. B. Whites
The notice advertises best millinery at low prices along with fresh tea cakes and home grown berries available at J. B. White's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. White
Public Auction Seed Stripper At Court House
One new McCormick grass seed stripper to be sold at public auction in front of the Court House Saturday at 2 30 o clock. As good as new.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Court House
Rooms for Rent on North Maysville Street
Three or four nice rooms available on North Maysville street. Fresh fish dressed to order. Phone number 844 for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Maysville Street
Glasses Found and Items for Sale at J B Whites
A fragment lists a pair of nose glasses found and a notice to call the office for return after payment. It mentions fresh fish dressed to order and ample feed for chickens. The items reference J B Whites as a location or seller.
The Gray Sweater Girl
Bryan Brownlee a poet and dreamer believes chance will pick his future wife. He follows a handkerchief marked To My Future Wife that lands with a gray sweater girl who becomes Elizabeth. Ten years later his wife returns and reveals she was the gray sweater girl, exposing his superstition and their true bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Brownlee
Elizabeth
Bryan
Chance
Ronny
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
Rev. J
Mona Trimble
M. R. Hainline
James P. King
Emily Tipton
County
Elma Fox
Marie Clark
William French
Frankfort
H. R. French
H. G. Enoch
Joan
Washington, D. C
Eastin & Harris
Ballard & Ballard's
I. F
J. B. White’s
Octave Dean
Vicki
R. Hi. White & Co.’S Drug Store
Mlyr
THE
Tabe Theatre
Judy & Gay
Lessees
Blanche Sweet
William Farnum
Pauline Frederick
Lydia Gilmore
Pearl White
Creighton Hale and
Sheldon Lewis
the Iron Claw
the Paramount
Dorothy Kelly
Artie, the
Paramount-Bray
Marguerite Clark
Amy
Asten
Maliedol
Theda Bara
Elgin
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
the Advocate
Coats
Rogers Co. Incorporated ‘Outfitters
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