Social notes recount visits and trips across Kentucky
Coleman Reid returns to Louisville and many locals travel to Lexington Danville Cincinnati and beyond. Readers list include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyd in Lexington, Dr. O P Henry in Louisville, Miss Luck Smith from Asheville Ohio and families visiting relatives in Danville. Attending matinees, visiting Cincinnati friends, and planning trips to French Lick Springs and Cambridge for the Harvard game, with Hunts and weddings notables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Louisville
Kirkpatrick
French Lick Springs
L. T. Chiles
Carroll Chenault, Jr
Lexington
Cambridge
Harvard
Howard van Antwerp
Ashland
R. A. Chiles
C. C. Chenault
Entertaining Hosts Plan Weekend House Party
Capt. and Mrs. Charles H. Perry host a weekend gathering at their West Main Street home. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ferguson with children from Paris, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Major Smith from Georgetown, and Mrs. Sallie Holt Hall of Versailles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Perry
West Main Street
W. C. Ferguson
Paris
E. D. Smith
Major Smith
Georgetown
Sallie Holt Hall
Versailles
Luncheon Hosted by Mrs. Winn Honors Lexington Guest
Mrs. Robert H. Winn hosted a luncheon at her North Maysville street home in honor of Mrs. Jack Owings and her guest Mrs. Charles Finley Jones of Lexington. Roses and dahlias decorated the table with a crystal centerpiece. Guests included Mrs. Owings Mrs. Jones Mrs. Howard Waferwerp Miss Hattie Owings C R Prewitt Mrs. C H Gatewood Mrs. R C Gatewood Miss Laura Williams Mrs. D C Fox Mrs. Pierce Winn Mrs. John G. Winn Mrs. R G Owings Mrs. Josh Owings Mrs. Harry G Hoffman and Mrs. A S Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Winn
North
Maysville Street
Jack Owings
Charles Finley Jones
Lexington
Winn
Owings
Jones
Howard W.aiferwerp
Hat
Mrs. Marvin W. Gay Hosts Sewing Party for 90th Birthday
Mrs. Marvin W. Gay hosted a Tuesday afternoon sewing party at her West Main Street home. Attendees included Miss Sally Clay, Mrs. Sally Berry, and numerous local guests from Kentucky and Ohio as the group celebrated Mrs. Berry’s 90th birthday with a six course dinner amid white and green fall decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin W. Gay
West Main Street
Sally
Anne Clay
Sally Berry
Misses Clay
Amanda Clay
Ruth Barnes
Hattie William
Sterling
Jennie Phelps
Anna Bailey
Robert Metcalfe
John James
Jack James
Jennie James
Robert C. James
R. L. James
Mary
Julian McClymonds
Smith Hansford
Eliza Combs
Ben Combs
Lavinia Oldham
George Wolfe
Lexington
Ben Mitchell
Ravenna
Sallie Reppert
Cliff Bingham
Mary Anne
Silverton
Ohio
Rada Phelps
Mary Lou Atkinson
Sharpsburg
Lizzie Atkinson
Lucy Atkinson
Owingsville, Ky
W. P. Oldham
Ballard Smith
Hughes Atkinson
Lucy Mariam
Frank Boyd
Jesse Highland
Lester W. Lee
Newt. Lee
Nan Hall
Thomas [Inkle
Mt. Sterling
Social Afternoon for Mrs Gay features select guests
A hostess and her mother served refreshments after hours of needle work. The guest list included Mrs Henry C Prewitt, Mrs Ratliff Lane, Mrs Shields Gay, Mrs Tom Greene, Mrs William May, Mrs Ralph Greene, Mrs David Chenault, Mrs Garnett Chenault, Mrs Richard Storer, Mrs Cynthia T Covington, Mrs Lester Tharp, Mrs James Nes bitt, Mrs Tipton Wilson, Mrs J C Gaitskill, Mrs Joe Bogie, Mrs J W Hedden Jr, Miss Esther Wilson of Memphis, Miss Maizie Driggers of Florida, and Miss Alexine Bigstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rious
Hanly C. Ragan
Gay
Henry C. Prewitt
Ratliff Lane
Shields Gay
Tom Greene
William May
Ralph Greene
David Chenault
Garnett Chenault
Richard Storer
Cynthia T. Co
Chamber of Commerce Notes and Plans
The chamber reports Secretary Sharp photographs of Welcome Signs for postal cards to aid merchants. They praise Congressman Fields for prompt attention to census concerns and announce a State Commerce Commission hearing on freight rates in Frankfort on November 8. Attending will be Captain Perry and Transportation Committee members. All members urged to join the National Association of Commercial Secretaries in Chicago later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Sharp
Pikes
Census Bureau
Congressman Fields
Fields
Chamber of Commerce
State Commerce Commission
Frankfort
Perry
Transportation Committee
C-Of-C
Sharp
National Association of Commercial Secretaries
Chicago
Peace and Equity League Proposal for Large Families
A proposal calls for a peace and an equity league to serve every family with more than four members. The plan argues the programs would aid larger households with shared resources and community support.
Be Sure You Are Right Then In The Clutch
A terse call to steady focus and accuracy under pressure in decisive moments. The phrase urges confidence and precision when facing pivotal choices or game end scenarios.
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Titles
The church holds Sunday School at 9 30 A M. The pastor preaches at 10 45 A M. and 7 P M. Epworth League gathers at 6 15 P M. Morning sermon topic is Gods Faith and evening message is Human.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Higher Religion Beyond the Simple Square-Deed Ethic
A quotation reflects a broader view of faith transcending mere compliance with rules. It argues for a deeper spiritual discipline over formalistic behavior, urging adherence to principle rather than only outward correctness.
Illness and recovery notices from local residents
The column reports Mrs. W. O. Chenault improved after a week of illness, Floyd Stamper ill at home on East Main, and Mrs. Louis Urban convalescing after surgery at St. Joseph Hospital Lexington. Advocate Publishing Co. invites readers to inspect new Christmas and New Year cards and place orders early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stamper
East Main Street
Louis Urban
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Advocate Publishing Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coleman Reid
Dr. O. P. Henry
Miss Luck Smith
Asheville
Frank Shaffer
Jane
Danville
F. A. McCabe
Hattie Davis
Cincinnati
James K. Shropshire
Fayette County
J. A. Shirley
Mary Frank
Brooksville, Ky
J. W. Lee
Gainesville, Texas
J. L. Clark
W. T. Hunt
Emily Tightman
Lebanon
Eugene Kinnaird
W. W. Stoner
Robert Stoner
Josh Owings
Reelfoot Lake
Tenn
J. W. Porter
Roy
Maysville
W. H. Haydon
Grassy Lick
Percy Bryan
John Storer
J. L. White
Eliza Harris
Bessie Lane
L. E. Griggs
Pearl Green
Georgia Sledd
Howard Hampton
Winchester
Mary George
Donald Martin
Emma Beall
J. W. Hedden, Jr
Emily
Nancy Hall Clay
Hamilton College
Virginia Duff
University of Kentucky
Mrs. C. E. Duff
George R. Snyder
Ms. Snyder
FE. H. Sherley
Carolyn . Leech
Frank Vanderlip
New York
Fanny Priest
S. B. Lane
George Owings
Clark County
George Hunt
Mr. Hunt
R. C. Burke
Will Ross
Granville Ross
George Ross
Cynthiana
J. H. Stamper
Stanley C. Wood
Greensburg
Ind
Los Angeles
Wood
Hattie Wood
Mary W. Rice
Mrs
T. B. Robertson
Bethel
The
City
Rick
C. W. McCormick
High Street
Courthouse
Mr. McCormick
W. Hoffman Wood
C. W. Compton
Stacey-Adams & Co
Walk Over
Laird Schober
Jersey
Richardson Bros
South
Maysville ST
MT. Sterling, KY
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