Social notes recount a flurry of visits and travels
A long list of Louisville Chicago Winchester Carlisle Paris Lexington and Danville visitors and travelers appears. The brief notes name Mr and Mrs R A Chiles W H Strossman Louise Smathers Prof W J Giffin Mary McClure Stanley Kerns Fannie Black Sydney Clay Hiram Roseberry Dr Simrall Wyatt J J Kerns Richard Holbarn Joanna Punch Emma Magowan Thos Hinkle Sally Clay J C McNeal H G Hoffman Anderson Bogie C W Kirkpatrick David Chenault and others visiting relatives, attending races and football games, or hosting at homes in Danville Winchester and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Clay
Hiram Roseberry
Paris
R. G. Stoner
Simrall Wyatt
Lexington
A. F. Wyatt
Guests Visiting From Several States Arrive in Duluth
In Duluth Minnesota Mrs Devoist and a large group attended a social gathering. Guests included Mrs FE C Crear Mrs John G South Mrs Edwin Morrow of Frankfort Mrs 8 M Bradley of Morehead Mrs R G Stoner Mrs E T Reis Mrs W T Tyler Mrs A B Oldham Mrs Charles B Duff Miss Georgia Sledd Mrs C B Duerson Mrs Jennie Thompson Mrs C H Bryan Miss Laura Graves Mrs Green Mrs Ben R Turner and Miss Ruth Wyatt. Miss Ollie Baldwin of Richmond will arrive tomorrow to visit Mr and Mrs Harry G Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bryan
Laura Graves
Green
Ben R. Turner
Ruth Wyatt
Ollie Baldwin
Richmond
Harry G. Hoffman
Bridge events hosted by Mrs Bogie and Mr and Mrs Eubank
Mrs Anderson C Bogie will entertain at bridge Friday afternoon at her country home in compliment to Miss Ollie Baldwin of Richmond. On Friday evening Mrs Bogie will host her bridge club. Mr and Mrs W W Eubank Jr will entertain friends with cards at their county home on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Griggs
Holt Avenue
P. L. Devoist
Anderson C. Bogie
Ollie Baldwin
Richmond
Bogie
W. W. Eubank, Jr
Luncheon at Longwood Hosted by Mrs. Stoner
Mrs R G Stoner entertained at her Owingsville pike country home Longwood with a four course luncheon Friday. Guests included Mrs Sydney Clay and Mrs Hiram Roseberry of Parris and a list of local ladies from Paris North Middletown Shelbyville Lexington and Shelbyville with Mrs Cassius M Clay and Miss Lucile Caywood among the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Stoner
Longwood
Owingsville Pike
A. B. Oldham
Price Calk
Sara Calk
Dan M. Chenault
Levee Baptist Church Hosts Rev R C Goldsmith Meetings
Religious services announced as Rev R C Goldsmith conducts a series of meetings at Levee Baptist Church this week inviting parishioners and the community to attend nightly gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Goldsmith
Levee Baptist Church
Illness Binds Mrs. Margaret A Gaitskill at Apperson Hill
The sick Mrs. Margaret A Gaitskill has been ill for the past week at her home Apperson Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Gaitskill
Apperson Hill
Born to Mrs Carter in Frankfort a fine son
Born to the wife of Claude Carter in Frankfort on Thursday a fine son arrives. Mrs Carter was formerly Miss Ruth Brown of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Carter
Frankfort
Carter
Ruth Brown
Big Business and G P Unite in a Letter From United Drug Co
A letter on United Drug Co. stationery signed by H G Simpson urges a traveling salesman to press customers to support Senator Harding. The mailer, said to be distributed by the Republican National Committee, suggests White House favors for Rexall and related drug interests amid the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Drug Co
H. G. Simpson
Rexall
Mr. Simpson
Harding
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
League Covenant Warns Against War and Arbitration Rules
The League of Nations pledges arbitration or council discussion before war and public disclosure of all documents, with six months for consideration and a further three months before war if no council decision is accepted. Disregarding these rules leads to an act of war and complete isolation from League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Council of
The
Council
League
Europe
Germany
Chicago Faces Challenge to House 500000 Next Spring
The city must provide housing for 500000 people next spring amid other issues. Employment must be available for all workers in Chicago, addressing a broad urban strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Windy City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
North Maysville Street
Mrs. R. A. Chiles
Louisville
Mrs. W. H. Strossman
Louise Smathers
Winchester
W. J. Giffin
Frenchburg
Mary McClure
Stanley Kerns
Carlisle
Fannie Black
Indianapolis
John Salmons
Robert G. Stoner
A. Sydney Hart
Laura Hart
Richard Holbarn
J. J. Kerns
Joanna Punch
R. E. Punch
Miss Rose Punch
Emma Magowan
Thos. Hinkle
Crit Lane
Sally Clay
Sharpsburg
J. C. McNeal
H. G. Hoffman
Anderson Bogie
C. W. Kirkpatrick
William Bridgforth
Woodford County
John Gay
A. J. Gatewood
D. C. Fox
D. C. Chenault
C. C. Chenault, Jr
Danville
David Chenault
F. C. Richardson
J. H. True
C. E. True
Georgetown
C. V. Jones
G. B. Swango
Montana
Missouri
Indiana
Lucille Crouch
Government Service
Washington
Richard Apperson
Owensboro
CS. Darnaby
W. P. Apperson
Jack McCord
Florence Jackson
Allie Gay Jones
Allen Prewitt
Jane Buchmann
Chattanooga
Charles Finley Jones
Los Angeles
Jack Owings
Henry Lewis
Winchester Pike
W. S. Smathers
Lawrence Fassett
Clara
Nell Fassett
Guilford County Mules
Greensboro, N.C
Vela
Early & Daniel CO. (Incorporated
Cincinnati
Ohio
J.F. Tabb
Miss Baldwin
BIG Business and
G. O. P. IS United
Joe Stephens
Graves
W. Hoffman Wood
WM. Cravens
League TO
James M. Cox
Kentucky
Cox
Maurice DeKorba
la Liberte
DeKorba
Wilson
Sanitary Barber Shop
Earl Rolph
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