Devotions and Business Session Schedule
The agenda lists devotions from 11 30 to 11 50 followed by a business session at 12 00 and 1 30. This brief outlines morning spiritual reflection then formal meetings.
09 Aug 1918
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1918
Page
1
The agenda lists devotions from 11 30 to 11 50 followed by a business session at 12 00 and 1 30. This brief outlines morning spiritual reflection then formal meetings.
Alfred V. McFerron writes from France describing front conditions behind the lines and front-line dangers. He notes Red Cross and Y M C A services, meals and clothing, a gas mask drill, and a bunk-night gone wrong. He mentions seeing England and Scotland from a sea crossing, air activity, and hopes for return home soon.
Mr and Mrs Henry Taylor and Mr and Mrs J P Carter of Shelby guest of Dr and Mrs W F Carter from Thursday to Monday. Rosco Pike of Danville visits his parents Rev and Mrs A J Pike last week. Dr M Pennington A G Baker and R L McFeron from Mt Vernon visit. Chas Lewis returns to Oklahoma after time with Pat Rigsby and relatives. Mrs O M Nicholson and daughters Meredith and Margaret with J V McCall's family visit. Dorothy Vernon born to A M Hiatt and wife. Hiatt tall tale of size. Mrs H E Christie returns from Detroit with sister Mrs Evans and children to stay with Pike family. F L Durham and Austin Sparks visit from Mt Vernon. Bronston Elder from Stanford visits. Master Aly Farris Tharp from Junction City stays with Willie Cass. Mrs William Francisco returns from Harlan County. state work continues. Mildred Robins visits Mt with aunt Mrs Fred Durham.
Vernon residents Everett Delaney and Everett Watson are home from West Point on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Owens of Cincinnati visit relatives this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Price of Missouri stay at Level Green as his father lies ill. Mrs. Price is daughter of the late John Riddle. Roy Owens, long employed in Cincinnati, will start school in the summer term. Local reflections on Livingston show public passion and American duty comments amid civic tensions.
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured with local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It notes physician approval, ingredients as tonics and purifiers, and offers testimonials.
W. J. Sparks Company advertises eight or so fine buck lambs for sale at twenty dollars each. First come, first served. Farm superintendent R. L. Langford notes the offer.
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