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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
5
Mrs J C Hamilton arrives in Lexington while Miss Esther Wilson and Miss Stella Stephens visit Paris. Families travel between Louisville Cincinnati and Covington as relatives and friends visit Lexington Shelbyville Winchester Cynthiana Warsaw Georgetown and Danville. Several couples and individuals plan longer stays in Louisville Chicago Huntington and Deland Florida.
Mr and Mrs W A Durham return home in Cynthiana after visiting Miss Belle Crockett. Judge E C O Bear of Frankfort travels to Owingsville for court. Mrs W H Leonard returns to Thomasville Ga after visiting sister Mrs Lela Gillispie. Mrs L G Cannon and sons of Georgetown visit Mr and Mrs John W Lockridge. Mrs P R Cockrell and Mrs L Gillispie return from Winchester after visiting Mrs J D Poynter. Miss Caroline Bourne returns from New Albany Ind visiting Mr and Mrs D C McNamara. Mrs A B Oldham returns from Louisville after attending a board meeting of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs and is named Ninth district chair. Mt Sterling residents to attend Geraldine Farrar concert in Lexington include many couples and Misses. Mrs J Carroll Hamilton to host luncheon on Owingsville pike. Mrs G H Strother hosts Rock Tuesday evening for Ruth Day with autumn flowers and refreshments.
Mr and Mrs Stewart Sharp join a long roster including Miss Martha Mae Robinson Miss Martha Snelling Miss Emilee Howe Miss Frances Samuels Dr O P Henry Chiles Henry Rex Hall Robert Turner and Clyde Alexander in a society page roundup of prominent residents and couples.
Mrs J P Highland hosted a informal luncheon at her country place with a pink and white cosmos table and a delicious menu. Guests included Mrs Dr Freeland Mrs Charles Peters Mrs Mary Ratliff of Sharp burg Mrs S D Hall and Mrs F P Boyd.
Pacific Mutual agents from Eastern and Central Kentucky gathered at General Agent H. G. Hoffman’s home for a buffet supper and a briefing on an agency contest running October 15 to December 15. Prizes will go to agents with top insurance written and most applications.
The report lists attendees from Winchester Owingsville Sandy Hook and Mt Sterling and notes a confrontational stance toward Special Agent R L Coleman and a forecast of record Pacific Mutual business for the next two months. Attendees include Miss Eddie Osborne Mrs B F Cochran Messrs BE H Broth Winston Lemaster R J Bailey F D Smith Jr D B Pieratt Mrs Mattie Myers Nell Pangburn Flo Shirley R L Coleman J Miller Hoffman L A Judy and A B Johnson.
A reflective line prompts consideration of repeated downturns and renewed curiosity about future stability. The phrase questions whether current conditions will worsen and recur, hinting at historical cycles and human anxiety about decline.
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