Social notes from Lexington and surrounding area
Mrs Owings Lane visits Lexington today. Mrs H B Ringo in Lexington for matinee. Mrs Albert Botts guests in Louisville. Miss Mary George of Winchester visiting Mrs Don Martin. Shields Cunningham of Lexington visiting Mrs Connie Scott. L B Carrington returns from Pine Grove. Bettie Fitzpatrick leaves for Eustis Florida for winter. Kelly Day Jones and Miss Mary Bruce Jones from Tampa in the city. R C Goldsmith and son visit Lexington. Rev R C Goldsmith attends Gypsy Smith revival. Col F B Morse and wife and Mrs W D Cleveland of Houston guests of Judge Chenault. Mockabee Montjoy of Bowling Green to vote. Howell Hunt of Louisville visiting mother. Seth Botts of Winchester visiting parents. J M Jenkins of Winchester visiting Henry Seniour. Adele Diffenduffer returns to Washington after visit. L M Trimble of Liberty Missouri guest of Connie Scott. Alexine Bigstaff and James Bigstaff return from Cleveland and Detroit by automobile. Alice Perry returns from Owingsville visiting daughter. Margaret Conroy returns to Louisville after visit. J C McNeal, Mrs John Speer and Suzette Johnson go to Lexington to see Lou Tellegen in Blind Youth. Mary McNamara Wittenburg leaves for Memphis to visit. Dr and Mrs W T Simrall leave for Washington DC then Hancock Maryland to visit Dr and Mrs W R Dye. Garnett Chenault hosts cards this afternoon at Camargo Pike home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jenkins
Winchester
Henry Seniour
Adele Diffenduffer
Washington
Edith D. Bigstaff
L. M. Trimble
Liberty
Connie Scott
Alexine Bigstaff
James Bigstaff
Cleveland
Detroit
Mary McNamara Wittenburg
Joseph McNamara
Memphis
W. T. Simral
Washington, T. C
Sarah Simrall
Hancock
Maryland
W. R. Dye
W C T U Meeting at Mrs Carpenter Home
An all day W C T U gathering at Mrs B F Carpenter home on Spencer Bike drew 25 guests including her adopted daughter Martha Rasnic. The event featured autumn decorations and a noon dining room setup with a long white table and Halloween pumpkin centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Carpenter
Martha Rasnic
Mrs. Carpenter
Luncheon Bridge Party at Mrs Duff’s in Lexington
The Lexington Herald reports a luncheon bridge hosted by Mrs Thomas Newton Duff at Kentucky avenue with guests Mrs Anderson Bogie Mrs Webster Huntington Mrs Charles Kirkpatrick Mrs Harry Hoffman Mrs Charles Lindsay of Mt Sterling and other friends. Prizes went to Mrs Huntington for guest of honor and Mrs Hall for high score with Mrs W R Embry taking lowest progressions. Mrs G H Strother will be away two weeks visiting Ashland Huntington and Trenton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Thomas Newton Combs
Anderson Bogie
Webster P. Huntington
Charles Kirkpatrick
Harry Hoffman
Charles Lindsay
Mt. Sterling
Thomas Newton Duff
Kentucky Avenue
Thomas Combs
Huntington
Hall
Versailles
W. R. Embry
Alex Dunlap, Jr
Richard T. Anderson
John Dickerson
John Fall
Gladys Herr
G. H. Strother
Ashland
W. Va
Trenton
Ohio
Montgomery County Red Cross Roll Call Aims 1000 Members
The Montgomery County chapter plans a Fourth Red Cross Roll Call from November 11 to 25 to reach a 1000 member quota set by Roll Call manager Dickson. Ohio Tatiana and Kentucky divisions coordinate efforts with chapter directors in Indianapolis Louisville and Columbus. Red Cross Sunday November 14 will feature church notices across Lake Division and the pageant The Red Grass of Peace. Proceeds support peacetime Red Cross work as emphasized by Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Flb Dickson
Ohio
Tatiana
Kentucky
Indort
Louisville
Columbus
Red Cross
Lake Division
Lake Divisions
Kentucky Farm Bureau raises funds for membership drive
A Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation resolutions committee meeting chaired by Harry Hartke raised 11,750 for an intensive membership campaign. Contributors include G. Coke 1,090 C. A. Smith 500 Hl. S. Berry 590 Marry Hartke 1,000 and others. funds to be used to finance the drive immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation
Resolutions Committee
Harry Hartke
Covington
G. Coke
C. A. Smith
Hl. S. Berry
Marry Hartke
General. FE
F. Woods
Dr. Mutehler
J. Re
Claybrooke
Mr. C. Hughes
Crenshaw
W. G. Davis
Ath
Clore
C.M. Pannet
Hubert Vreeland
Farmers Home Journal
R. Ewing
IL Adams
Lewis Letterle
Henry Deibel
R. W. Hite
S. & Crawherd
W. J. Lane
Pac. Beiley
Ballard County
C. M. Tanner
Todd County
WV. G. Davis
Turkeys Wanted for Thanksgiving Market Price Lead
We begin receiving turkeys for the Thanksgiving Market next week. Highest market price paid. ET Reis coordinates the initiative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. B. Ringo
Albert Botts
Wesley Rogers
Mary George
Don Martin
Shields Cunningham
Bettie Fitzpatrick
Eustis, Fla
Kelly Day Jones
Mary Bruce Jones
Tampa, Florida
R. C. Goldsmith
Little Son
F. B. Morse
W. D. Cleveland
Houston
Texas
Chenault
Mockabee Montjoy
Bowling Green
Howell Hunt
Jessie Hunt
Seth Botts
Mrs. M. T. Botts
Alice Perry
Owingsville
Ford Patterson
Margaret Conroy
Joseph M. Conroy
J. C. McNeal
John Speer
Suzette John
Lou Tellegen
A.B. Oldham. & Sons
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Montgomery
Winchester and New Club
Kate Dimmitt
Q. B. Beall
Dale
Bice
Vaildisdell
Stacy Adams
Laird Schober and Co
R.E. Punch Co
Knox
Kryox
Walsh CO
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