Social visits and visitors noted in Winchester society
A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with many guests from Lexington Paris Cincinnati and Detroit. Names include Mrs Turney Patton Miss Lake Kern Miss Nell Whaley Miss Josephine Chenault Clyde Stephenson and many others as they visit relatives attend dances or return home from travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turney Patton
Cynthiana
Lake Kern
Lexington
R. G. Kern
Nell Whaley
Paris
W. H.wood
Local residents take trips and hosted visits across states
A series of social notices records C E Evans leaving for Marian Indiana on business Tom Armstrong of Charleston West Virginia visiting John Walsh Jr Rev and Mrs J S Ragan returning from Lexington Mary Johnston Lexing ton visiting Miss Margaret Hadden Mr and Mrs W B Small return from Portland Maine Leo Schlegel back in Detroit after visiting his mother Mrs Mary Schlegel Mr and Mrs R T Judy John Bascom and Will Day back from a motor trip through Ohio Michigan and other northern states E V Browning and family depart for Indiana Illinois and Missouri for two weeks L E Griggs and Miss Lucy Smith return from Ashville Ohio for brother Robert Smith illness and death Ed Shackelford and wife back from Ashland and Olym pian Springs health improved Shelly Smith wife and daughter of Cincinnati visiting former Advocate colleagues now employed in Cincinnati
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Schlegel
Detroit
Mich
Mary Schlegel
R. T. Judy
John Bascom
Will Day
Ohio
Michigan
E. V. Browning
Indiana
Illinois
Missouri
L. E. Griggs
Lucy Smith
Ashville
Robert Smith
Dinner Party in Lexington Honors Special Guest
Rev. and Mrs. Cameron hosted a dinner Friday in Lexington during a conference. Special guest Rev. Collins Denny gave a brilliant toast. Attending were numerous pastors and ministers from Kentucky towns including Winchester Richmond Irvine Owingsville Versailles Wilmore Barbourville Mt. Sterling and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Cameron
Lexington
Collins Denny
Cameron
G. W. Banks
W. P. Campbell
Kentucky Wesleyan College
W. L. Byrd
Winchester
J. A. McClintock
G. S. McKinney
Richmond
H. P. Benny
Ware
W. B. Ragan
J. E. Moss
Nicholasville
B. O. Beck
Irvine
E. G. B. Mann
B. C. Horton
T. C. McIntire
E. M. Armitage
Owingsville
J. W
Miss Nancy Hall Clay Hosts Linen Shower for Bride
Miss Nancy Hall Clay entertained at her grandmother Nan Hall's Mapleton in a linen shower for Mrs. Joseph Chenault Bogie. The afternoon featured pink and white decorations, a parasol gift display, and generous refreshments with a guest list including Mary Robinson Crooks Louise Crear Kelly Barnes Frances Faulkner Alma Cockrell Elizabeth Coleman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hall Clay
Joseph Chenault Bogie
Miss Clay
Misses Mary
Robinson Crooks
Louise Crear
Kelly Barnes
Frances Faulkner
Alma Cockrell
Elizabeth Coleman
Margaret Nesbitt
Emily Hazelrigg
Elizabeth Prewitt
Maryann Young
Mattie Pinney
Louise Barnes
Frances Hazelrigg
Virginia Duff
Carolyn Bourne
Ruby Lee Dale
Mary Sandefur
Martha Prewitt
Ruth Darsie
W. C. Clay
Party honors Miss Byrd at Samuels Avenue home
Miss Katherine Howell hosted a soirée Saturday afternoon at her Samuels Avenue home in a lovely party complimenting guest Miss Katherine Byrd of Cincinnati. Five Hundred was the centerpiece of the pleasant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Byrd
Cincinnati
Katherine Howell
Samuels Avenue
Miss Katherine Byrd
Miss Howell Hosts Party After Games With Attending Guests
Means of spending the party hours and at the close of the games refreshments were served. Miss Howell was assisted by her mother Mrs. David Howell. Guests included Miss Byrd Mary Van Sant Robertson Anna B Pinney Margaret Ramsey Dorothy Tyler Elizabeth Clay Highland Ida Belle Brether Martha Mae Robinson Mary Crail Elizabeth Coleman Ad elaide Gay Elizabeth McCaun Mrs. Lester Tharp Mrs. Robert Covington Mrs. Ed. Wright Misses Mary and Margery Barnes Charleston W Va Carolyn Bourne Frances Kennedy Laura Hart and Mary Catherine Moss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Howell
David Howell
Misses Byrd
Mary Vansant Robertson
Anna B. Pinney
Margaret Ramsey
Dorothy Tyler
Elizabeth Clay Highland
Ida Belle Brether
Martha Mae _ Robinson
Mary Crail
Elizabeth Coleman
Adelaide Gay
Elizabeth McCaun
Lester Tharp
Robert Covington
Ed. Wright
Mary
Margery Barnes
Charleston
W. Va
Carolyn Bourne
Frances Kennedy
Laura Hart
Mary Catherine Moss
Miss Ruth Darsie Hosts Mission Circle at Clay Street
Miss Ruth Darsie hosted the Young Girl's Mission Circle of the Christian church on Clay street Monday night. Rev Clyde Darsie gave a program on Stewardship. During social hour Miss Darsie served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Darsie
of the Christian Church
Clay Street
Clyde Darsie
Mrs John W. Jones Hosts C C B M Members
Mrs John W. Jones entertained the members of the C C B M at her home. The gathering featured light refreshments and a discussion of club plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Jones
The
Social Evening at Richmond Avenue Meeting
A Friday night gathering on Richmond Avenue featured a social program and dainty refreshments after an excellent program, describing a cordial community event with light fare following the activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Avenue
Sewing Circle to Meet at Mrs Lane's Home
Mrs Ratliff H. Lane will entertain the members of her Sewing Circle Thursday afternoon at her home on Sycamore street.
Perry sells 25 feeders for export market at 12 cents
S Frank Perry sold a group of 25 feeders to A S Hart last Friday. The cattle will average about 1150 pounds each and are intended for the export market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Frank Perry
A. S. Hart
Moonshiners Brought Before U S Commissioner for Trial
Sherman Crisp and Billy Rowe of Menefee county faced U S Commissioner W H Wood for examination in a moonshine case. They were held on $500 bonds to appear before Judge Cochran in Frankfort court September 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Crisp
Billy Rowe
Menefee County
U. S
W. H. Wood
Cochran
Frankfort Court
Conscience Man Finds Raw Material in Great City
A reflective line notes that a principled man can discover ample resources within a large city rather than waiting for goods from rural areas. It frames urban life as a source of material for conscience and action.
Mt. Sterling Horseman Wins Lexington Races
James R. Magowan, prominent Mt. Sterling horseman, swept the Blue Grass Fair trotting events. His five year old black stallion J. Lee won the 2:21 trot, a $1,000 event, in straight heats, with Magowan also piloting Miss Em and Mendosa to wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Magowan
Association
J. Lee
Mr. Magowan
Miss Em
Mendosa T
House Fire Destroys Cottage Near City Limits
A frame cottage owned by James E. Magowan was burned to the ground last night just outside the city limits. The cause remains unknown and the loss is partially covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Magowan
Mrs Sallie D Brother Moves to Redmond Residence
Mrs Sallie D Brother and family move today from Miss Margaret Bogie’s West Main Street home to Luther M Redmond’s newly completed house on Samuels Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie D
Margaret Bogie
West Main Street
Luther M. Redmond
Samuels Avenue
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Duty
Homer French
Louisville
Neale Cox
Pineville
G. N. Cox
Josephine Chenault
Xalapa
Ben Buckner
Clyde Stephenson
Camp Knox
Capt
Mrs
J. H. Stephenson
Dorothy Grubbs
Kathleen McCabe
S. B. Carrington
Jack
J. D. Yarrington
Mildred Gatewood
Nancy Barbee Wilson
Mary Lawless Gatewood
Elmera Hinton
Jane Wright
Will Wright
Clark County
Anna Rosa Laughlin
A. L. Laughlin
Baumont Hotel
Claude Snyder
Claude Snyder, Jr
George R. Snyder
P. W. Tutt
Betty
Des Moines
Iowa
Clark Allen
Akron, C
Sister
Tom Scott
Elizabeth Talt
Frankfort
C. D. Grubbs
Ienry Corbett
Memphis, Tenn
New York
Margaret A. Gaitskill
Bath County
Ella Hughes
J. R. Carrington
Phoenix, Ariz
Mrs. Carrington
Martha Burch Skirvin
Patty Gardner
Ashland
Mary Land Brunner
E. C. Edsall
Huntington, W. Va
Frank McCormick
John Taul
BE. R. Shirley
Elizabeth Shirley
Nashville, Tenn
Lula Henry
Blue Ridge Springs
Washington, D. C
Stanley Trimble
Mrs. Trimble
Thomas Crockett
John A. Clark
H. O. Clark
Hillsboro
Fleming County
Katherine
Billy Vanarsdell
Washington, W. C
J. W. Vanarsdell
Vanarsdell
Gano Caywood
Greencastle
Ind
P. B. Turner
G. B. Turner
Alexine Turner
Guilford County Mules
Greensboro, N.C
Early & Daniel CO. (Incorporated
Peemieves
C. E. Evans
Marian
Tom Armstrong
Charleston, W. Va
John Walsh, Jr
J. S. Ragan
Mary Johnston
Margaret Hadden
Mrs. W. B. Small
Mr. Small
Portland, Maine
Ed Shackelford
Olympian Springs
Shelly Smith
Mr. Smith
George Smith
Shelly
Advocate Force
Miss Byrd
Kaka
Qothes
Hombs & Heibel
Mt. Sterling
Mission
Patrons
Mastin
Will Entertain
Mediate Deliv
Ery
Victrola
Victrola VIII
Victrola IX
Victrola X
Victrola XI
Bryan & Robinson, Jewelers
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