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Newspaper
Mount Sterling Advocate
Location
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
5
A parade of guests visits Lexington and nearby towns. Miss Mary Beall and Miss Gladys Jones travel from Corinth and O. W. Jones hosts. Families from Columbus, St. Louis, Paris, Winchester, and Lebanon visit Kin and attend events as trains of relatives converge across Kentucky and Ohio.
The Country Woman's Club opened its year in the club rooms with Mrs. S. D. Hall as president. Mrs. Richard M. Montjoy will host at the Rest Rooms, replacing Mrs. F. W. Bassett during her absence. A program followed featuring a paper by Mrs. Will Howell on Main Street and a discussion of Sinclair Lewis' story. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Lester Lee, Mrs. John Ford, Mrs. J. P. Highland, and Mrs. Frank Boyd.
Mrs Hombs entertains at bridge this afternoon on East High street in her apartment. Guests include Miss Meddie Hombs of Columbus Missouri and a long list of friends. A second group is invited for tomorrow afternoon with Miss Martha May Robinson and others from Minneapolis and Owingsville among the attendees.
Rev J S Ragan will preach at Camargo Methodist next Sunday morning and evening. A Baptist banquet invites all church members tomorrow evening. An evangelistic series with High Street Christian Church runs October 2 to 23 led by Rev W P Martin of Memphis and featuring singer C H Dickerson of Nicholasville.
R L Vanarsdell continues to improve and will soon be able to be out. Dr J A Shirley remains ill with no improvement. Mrs E W Heflin, operated on at a Louisville hospital, is seriously ill but slightly improving. Mr Heflin is at her bedside.
American labor leaders urge the American Legion and other national groups to join armistice day parades and mass meetings across the United States to push for disarmament and a reduction of military expenditures. Samuel Gompers plans events aimed at stressing antiwar sentiment and enduring peace, with a national celebration and a permanent committee to press the arms limitation conference.
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