Personal notices mix of Lexington visitors and local guests
Mrs. John G. Winn and Mrs. Wm Hull shopped in Lexington while many locals hosted relatives and friends from Louisville Greenwood Ashland Paris Cincinnati and beyond. Visitors included Mr. Jake Clinkenbeard Winchester and Miss Jean Kendall Danville Caldwell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Winn
Lexington
Wm. Hull
R. L. Vanarsdell
B. Frank Perry
Frankfort
Jake Clinkenbeard
Winchester
Jas. R. Magowan
Louisville
T. J. Carr
Owingsville
Tom P. Owings
Ashland
Lucy Goodpaster
Sharpsburg
Fannie Carr
Alice Perry
Joe Wilson
Georgetown
E. H. Goodpaster
Frances Samuels
Martha Ratliff
G. Berry Pieratt
Minneapolis
George Garrett
McLean County
Ill
John 8. Gillispie
Hamilton
Ohio
John W. Lockridge
C. T. Embry
Paris
A. B. White
Jack Winn
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Virginia B. Jones
Jess Becraft
Elkin Station
Richard B. Apperson
J. J. C. Bach
Tom Steele
H. C. Hurst
Jackson
Lawrence Jones
E. Gilbert
Los Angeles
Cal
W. R. Maupin
Gilbert
Baptist church group meets at Mrs Thompson's with theater donated
The Young Women's Missionary Auxiliary of the Baptist church will meet with Mrs. W. R. Thompson on Thursday at 7 30. Members urged to attend. Marvin Gay and Lewis Judy, Paramount Theatre owners, donate use of the theatre to the congregation until the new church is completed. Demolition of the old church began Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Missionary Auxiliary of the Baptist Church
W. R. Thompson
Marvin Gay
Lewis Judy
Paramount Theatre
The
Baptist Church
Local Paper Expresses Welcome to Newcomers
The article notes happiness in meeting strangers and shares that visitors often laugh at community humor, highlighting a friendly, inclusive atmosphere.
Would You Recognize a Ten Dollar Gold Piece
A quip on the difficulty of identifying a ten dollar gold piece, noting the challenge for both the observer and the evaluator in recognizing historic coinage.
The Future of Mexico in Our Hands
A fiery editorial declares Mexico’s future rests with the public and urges firm, decisive action as the nation faces critical choices. The piece likens leadership to gripping a hot poker, signaling urgency and visible resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Dollars and Ducks Thrift Lesson for Young Men
An editorial urges young men to save and invest early rather than spend wastefully. It compares dollars to ducks that follow one another and warns that impulsive spending leads to ruin, while disciplined thrift paves the way to eventual wealth and security under the eagle of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Holier Than Thou Editorial on Lynching
A historical excerpt defends the north against stereotyping after mob lynchings in Illinois and Georgia. It argues both regions oppose mob law, condemns violence, and urges fair press coverage without generalizing entire populations. The piece critiques the Chicago Tribune and calls for measured journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Leo Frank
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
North
South
Illinois
The Parents and Children of Today
A citizen laments that today’s youth seem to know more than their parents yet questions if the fault lies with modern parenting. The writer argues many children grow independent as parents chase pleasure, diminishing reverence for elders and parental authority.
Proportion of Good and Bad Work Defines Writing Quality
The statement argues that writing requires both good and bad work, with the balance and effort determining overall quality. It emphasizes disciplined practice and iterative refinement to improve craft.
Ignore Your Enemies Says Best Advice For All Time
The speaker argues that the strongest guidance is to disregard foes and focus on personal goals and growth. This mindset piece emphasizes resilience, self-reliance, and maintaining course despite opposition.
Local Socials Highlight Five Hundred and Bridge Gatherings
Mrs Eart W Senff hosts a Wednesday Five Hundred at North Maysville, others host bridge and Five Hundred events at Apperson Hill and West Main Street. Mrs Maggie Gaitskill and Miss Mary Apperson entertained in honor of Mrs James N Stofer of Alvin Texas, with luncheons and decorations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Gaitskill
Mary Apperson
Apperson Hill
James N. Storer
Alvin, Texas
Pattie Johnson Riley
Bridge Club
Ernest Sellers
Indianapolis
Ind
West Main Street
Charles A. Lindsay
Bridge
G. L. Kirkpatrick
Ben RK. Turner
West High Street
James N. Stofer
Alvin
Texas
Harry Bowman Ringo
Stofer
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported After Brief Illnesses
The sick Miss Ola Rogers shows improvement and can sit up some. Mr. Will Turley, though in serious condition, is somewhat better and no longer suffers as he did. Friends learn Miss Mary Apperson, who had a minor operation at a Lexington hospital, has recovered enough to return home and appears to be on final recovery.
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T. G. Cunningham
Davis
Huntington
W. Va
Anna Sewell
Lucile Hull
Paris
Margaret Ardery
Forrest Suter
Lexington
Louise Baum
Marietta
Ohio
Macie Biggerstaff
J. H. McConshay
Charleston
S.B. Carrington
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Lula Pitman
Denver
Colorado
Pitman
Carlisle
Will Turley
Mary Apperson
Forty four geeks demand subscription dollars in a tirade
A heated volley of complaint accuses Viecom executives of earning over a million dollars a year while laborers toil and wait for the promised subscription payment, expressing frustration and exasperation at the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viecom
Births A Daughter for Mrs Richmond Turley
A daughter was born Monday morning to the wife of Mr Richmond Turley.
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Richmond Turley
Allies to borrow a billion on bonds
The Anglo French financial commission plans to borrow 1 billion dollars in the United States on straight British and French government bonds without collateral. If secured, the funds will be spent in the US to pay for wheat cotton meat and other shipments including munitions of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Anglo-French Financial Commission
United States
The Advocate Calls For Printing Reform
A terse statement from The Advocate asserts every person has value in some role, while noting that those wasting value become good riddance. the editorial frames printing as a duty to reveal merit and discard uselessness.
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Duerson’s Drug Store
Court Street
H. R. Prewitt
Greenville, Miss
Maupin
Lucey Hart
W. A. Sutton
Carrie Lee Hathaway
W. P. Apperson
Jean Kendall
Danville
Caldwell College
Hunt Quisenberry
Hattie William
Raymond Johnson
Terre Haute
John C. Trimble
Ross Jones
Elgin Evans
Margaret Bogie
Ollive Wood
Julia Rodman
J. S. Wilson
Shelby County
Missouri
Fultz
J. F. Tabb
Maysville St
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Springfield
Bette
R. A. White & CO
Rexall
House of Kuppenheimer
America
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Ing of
Kupp
the House OF Kuppenweim
Kuppenheimer
Miss Ola Rogers
Advocate For Printing
the Advocate For Printing
Edison Diamond Disc Phongraph
Bryan & Robinson
Jewelers
Walsh
Knox
Stetson
Mt. Sterling
Kentucky
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