Many Local Residents Visit Cities and Attend Events
The report lists numerous residents traveling to Louisville Chicago Lexington St Louis Indianapolis and Cincinnati for business visits family gatherings and social events. Notable names include Bettie Roberts John Keller Mildred Ragan Nettie Prewitt and Ruth Beall among others with trips to Ashland Versailles French Lick Springs and Lebanon Ohio.
Bridge Club Hosts Evening at Clay Street Home
Mrs. Josh Owings will host her bridge club this evening at her home on Clay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Owings
Clay Street
Mrs Frank P Boyd Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Fairfields
Mrs Frank P Boyd will host a bridge luncheon Wednesday afternoon at Fairfields her home on the Maysville pike. The event gathers friends for afternoon games in a private social setting at the residence along the Maysville road.
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Frank P. Boyd
Mrs Charles A Lindsay Invites Guests to Thursday Bridge
Mrs Charles A Lindsay issues invitations for a bridge party at her home on Main Street Thursday afternoon inviting friends and neighbors to attend in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Lindsay
Main Street
Mrs Stoner Hosts Afternoon Music At Longwood Home
Mrs Robert G Stoner entertained this afternoon with a musical gathering at Longwood, her country residence on the Owingsville pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Stoner
Longwood
Owingsville Pike
Dinner Honors Ruth Scott Birthday in City Home
Mr and Mrs Thomas Scott entertained at dinner Sunday at their city home in honor of their daughter Ruth Al birthday celebration featured family, friends, and a festive cake marking the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Alexander
Ruth
Opal Merry
Ellen Taylor
Fred Hostetter
John Hostetter
Carlisle
Ben Scott
J. O. Scott
Thomas Morgan
Clark County
Clark Allen
Leingston
J. H. Derrickson
Thomas Scott
City
Ruth al
Birth announced for Edith LaVerne Johnson in Columbus
Mr. and Mrs. D Harold Johnson announce the birth of a daughter at their home in Columbus Ohio. The child will be named Edith LaVerne. The second sentence is a light, unrelated reflection about angels and wings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Trimble
Paris
Disciples of Christ
St. Louis
D. Harold Johnson
Columbus
Ohio
Edith LaVerne
Prizes Offered for Mt Sterling Slogan Contest
Citizens urged to submit slogans for Mt Sterling Kentucky advertising. A year's subscription to the Lexington Leader and the Mt Sterling Advocate will be awarded to the best entry. The Chamber of Commerce Publicity Committee will judge. All are eligible to enter.
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Mt. Sterling Chamber of Commerce
Lexington Leader
Mt. Sterling
No Better Philosophy Than Making the Best of the World
A quotation discusses womanly presentation and social behavior, noting that guests see women dressed up and that the best approach is to make the most of life. The voice reflects a general, reflective tone on appearance and attitude.
Army Goods Headquar ters Opens In Mt Sterling
Glenn and Jacobs of Lexington Kentucky private Army goods firm arrive in Mt Sterling and rent storeroom No 29 on South Bank Street to open November 6 with a large stock promising quality at one third real values. The Chamber credits Mt Sterling’s rise as a premier business city in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers Glenn and Jacobs
Lexington
Army Goods
H. Clay McKee
South Bank Street
Ford Garage
Army
Chamber of Commerce
Corset Demonstrations by Spirella Co. at Mrs Miller K Tapp
Mrs Miller K Tapp offers free Spirella Corset demonstrations with contact by phone 895. The copy notes a slogan about balance and composure, promoting the demonstrations as truthful and reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller K. Tapp
Spirella Corset Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Duerson’s Drug Store
John H. Keller
Louisville
Mrs
Stewart C. Sharp
Chicago
R. F. Moore
B. W. Hall
Pearl Green
Winchester
Mary McClure
Clyde Darsie
J. S. Ragan
Mildred Ragan
Nettie Prewitt
Arch Prewitt
S. D. Hall
Virginia Hall
Gus Shimfessel
Clay City
John Woolfolk
John Taul
W. H. Strossman, Sr
Minnie Goins
Indianapolis
R. L. Smith
Covington
Smith
Miss Fisher Greene
J. C. Horton
Ashland
James M. Cox
James Lewis
Denver, Col
Ruth Beall
J. L. Faulkner
Bettie Rothwith
P. L. DeVoist
Duluth, Minn
Rose Remmek
L. E. Griggs
John W. Langley
T. B. Hill
Virginia
Rufus Hadden
Dry Ridge
Roger L. Spratt
Hughes Atkinson
J. M. Hutton
Cincinnati
Thomas Johnson
W. R. Thompson
Nannie Reed
Huntington, W. Va
Charles W. Kirkpatrick
French Lick Springs
Ind
Sara Frances Hamilton
Versailles
Mrs. J. Carroll Hamilton
S. B. Lane
Shelby County
Joe T. Wilson
Grover Anderson
Susan Woods
Harve Knox
Indiana
Elizabeth Guthrie
University of Kentucky
Margaret Guthrie
Virginia Duff
Zenaida McCloy
W. A. Mason
Mr. Mason
W. T. Hunt
Emily Tightman
Lebanon
Eugene Kinnaird
William Moore
Nancy Hall Clay
Elizabeth Griffin
Hamilton College
Burg
Steve Pieratt
White
Mrs. Pieratt
Martinsville
George F. Doyle
Norton Infirmary
J. S. Wilson
Lee Crear
Anne Hunt
George E. Owings
Sam Carrington
Porter Hull
Anne Reed
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Hull
W. D. Jones
Guilford County
GREE
N.C
VTA
Early & Daniel CO. (Incorporated
F. Tabb
Mallory
Hombs & Heibel
Kentucky
Bridge Club
Mrs. Boyd
Bridge Party
Musicale
Ralls
Emerald
Levee Pike
Bourbon Chief
King William
Farrow
Jersey
Hereford
Charles B. Hainline
Old Bill” Cravens
Tabb Theatre
Eugene Walter
Lonesome Pine
John Fox, JR
Louise Price
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
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