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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
5
Local society notices list Mrs. Allen D. Prewitt in Lexington and visitors in Paris Cincinnati Versailles and Louisville. Officials and relatives travel for fairs, hospital visits, and family gatherings with several Misses and Mrs. Rooney returning from Washington.
Dr. T. Benton Hill departed yesterday for Virgilina Virginia where he will stay two weeks. During this period he will assist farmers in Virginia and North Carolina in perfecting their tobacco organization.
Miss Eliza Harris will entertain her bridge club at her West Main street home this evening.
Mrs Stewart C Sharp hosted Tea Tuesday at her West High Street residence honoring Mrs Ernest Ward May of Downers Grove Illinois. The event featured fall flowers a pink and white dining room center with asters a drawing room reception list of guests and a choice of refreshments.
A long roster of attendees includes Mrs. De Vanarsdell, Miss Dorothy Tyler, Miss Grace Jones, Mrs. Geo. W. Warwick, Miss Nell Pangburn, Mrs. Alfred P. Jones, Miss Elizabeth Lockridge, Mrs. Henry Seniour, Mrs. C. M. Perkins, Mrs. Chas. Perry, Miss Ruth Barnes, and many others in a social or civic meeting.
Sunday schedule lists worship at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m with preaching by Dr G C Cameron presiding elder and Dr G E Cameron in Grassy Lick at 11 00 a m with communion. Next Sunday Broadway Christian Church Lexington visitors join Hazelrigg Bible Class Mt Sterling at 9 30 a m prompt.
Mrs. Sallie Owings and Miss Lucy Owings are ill at their Main street home. Marion W. Bridges is much improved after a week of illness. The Tipton children recover from tonsil surgery in Lexington. Friends report Mrs. William May improving at Good Samaritan Hospital in Lexington and she will return home tomorrow.
Lost open face watch from Elgin Jewel, 20 year case. Return to L. M. Redmond and receive reward.
An advertisement urges customers to visit Richardson Bros. and Cornwell for home killed meats. It emphasizes quality and availability through the local butcher shop.
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