Delightful Dinner Party in Kirksville Honor Miss Coy Guests
Mrs. Jonah Cox hosted a dinner party at her new Kirksville home for Miss Marie Coy’s house guests from Lancaster. Guests included Misses Carrie Bain Romans Thelma Hamilton Elaih Buchanan Cynthia Davison Zelia Rice Adda Joe Wagers Olive Wagers Elizabeth Curtis and Messrs Mac Nay Coy Harry Wagers W. P. Long Tan Russell Coy and Mr. Mrs. J. T. Coy. A delicious menu was served. Separately Miss Isabel Woodbury hosted a dance at Middlesboro in honor of Mr. Neale Bennett Jr. of Richmond and guests Richard Miller J H McDowell of Washington City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonah Cox
Kirksville
Marie Coy
Carrie Bain Romans
Thelma Hamilton
Lancaster
Elaih Buchanan
Cynthia Davison
Zelia Rice
Adda Joe Wagers
Olive Wagers
Elizabeth Curtis
Mac and
Nay Coy
Harry Wagers
W. P. Long
Tan
Russell Coy
Mrs. J. T. Coy
Isabel Woodbury
Middlesboro
Mr. Neale Bennett, Jr
Richmond
Richard Miller
J. H. McDowell
Washington City
Bourbon
FE. W. Glass
South Carolina
J. G. Bosley
Bosley
McElroy
Lebanon
Lexington
O. O. Green
Kentucky
Nelson Gay
Olympia Springs
Winchester Sun
Preston Philips
Leta
C. H. Mainhart
Glyndon Avenue
Ella Arbill
B. E. Belue & Company
G. B. Turley, Jr
Margaret Phelps
D. B. Knox
Georgetown
Frank E. Jennings
Jacksonville
Fla
New York
New Jersey
R. W. Nelson
Mt. Jackson Sanitarium
Indianapolis
Thomas Clouse
Kokomo
Ind
D. H. Molden
Patsy Rosson
Edwina Morrow
Frankfort
Miss Gatewood
Daniel Bowmar
Niagara Falls
Great Lakes
Thousand Islands
Montreal
Quebec
Henrietta and
Mary Irby
Alabama
Carl Park
Elverea Cobb
Danville
Holton Park
Stanford
Hunter Sandlin and Mayme Hunter wed at Cornelison home
Henry Boyd Sandlin, proprietor of the Richmond hotel, and Miss Mayme Hunter were married Wednesday at 4 PM at T. D. Cornelison residence. Rev. D H Matherly officiated. The couple and their families are well known in the city, and friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter—Sandlin
Henry Boyd Sandlin
Richmond
Mayme
Hunter
Wallace Huter
T. D. Cornelison
D. H. Matherly
Second Christian Church
Beautiful Dinner Party Hosted by Albert Lacey Russell
West Main street hosted a refined dinner party Tuesday honoring guests Mr. William Carter of Massachusetts and Mr. Phelps Fox of Dawson Georgia. The dining room featured a yellow and green scheme with colored ices eyre and mints enhancing the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lacey Russell
West Main Street
William Carter
Massachusetts
Phelps Fox
Dawson
Virginia Trabue
Washington City
Helen Rollins
Isabel and
Marie Bennett
Elizabeth Hanger
Florence Burnam
Lucia Burnam
Mrs. Jennings
Katherine Jennings
Messrs. Carter, Fox
Douglas Chenault
Richard Jett
Reed Weisenburgh
Albert Russell
Delightful Tuesday Morning Party in Honor of Miss Rosson
Miss Florence Burnam hosted a morning gathering honoring Miss Patsy Rosson and guests. Sixty guests enjoyed a 50 luncheon. Miss Rosson won the high score prize and Miss Thwina Morrow of Frankfort received the guest prize. Mr Russell Turpin spent Thursday in Lexington. Miss Zelia Rice visited friends in Lexington last week. Mr Harry Rice came from Lancaster for a weekend visit. Miss Rachel Hill of Stanford was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Burnam
Patsy Rosson
Miss Rosson
Thwina Morrow
Frankfort
Russell Turpin
Lexington
Zelia Rice
Harry Rice
Lancaster
Rachel Hill
Stanford
Sole agents for Six O clock Steel Cut Coffee
Sole agents named for Six O clock Steel Cut Coffee priced at 55 cents.
Local Visitors and Travels Mentioned in Kentucky Social Notes
The column records a string of social visits and travels from Kentucky residents and guests. Mrs. Claude Wal ton hosts a recent guest while Mrs. Vernon Gibson journeys from Cumberland Gap. Eugene Walker and family spend weeks in Atlantic City. Mary Stewart visits Mt. Vernon. Carrie Allman returns from Cynthiana and Lexington. E. V. Elder and James Leeds visit Lexington. Julian Blake vacations in Flemingsburg and Petosky. Texas farmer boys tour Kentucky and stop in Lexington for a day. A. Tribble from Shelby City attended a Tribble reunion here. Misses Amy and Margaret Turley referenced in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Walton
Vernon Gibson
Cumberland Gap
Eugene Walker
Atlantic City
Mary Stewart
Paint Lick
Mt. Vernon
Carrie Allman
Cynthiana
Lexington
E. V. Elder
James Leeds
Julian Blake
Flemingsburg
Petosky
Mich
A. Tribble
Shelby City
Amy
Margaret Turley
Social notes and out-of-town guests in Lexington area
A string of visiting relatives and friends across Kentucky is reported. Guests include Mrs. D. B. Knox in Georgetown, Dr. D. H. Matherly returning from Mayo Kentucky, and Miss Estelle Smith of Lexington. Many trips to Stanford, Speedwell, Richmond, Kirksville, and Niagara Falls accompany updates on local civic and school affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Knox
Georgetown
George Robb
French Lick Springs
D. H. Matherly
Mayo
James Hamilton
Florence
R. E. Tipton
Lexington
W. P. Kincaid
M. S. Burnside
Stanford
Estelle Smith
Allman
South Collins Street
Mary Bronston
Tommie Bronston
Speedwell
Jack Gatewood
Mt. Sterling
J. M. Popntz
Hotel Glyndon
T. D. Chenault, Jr
Harvey and
John
Lexington wedding guests and social news note
Miss Cynthia Davison attended the Lexington wedding of Miss Margaret Tipton and Mr. Joe Warner with Mrs. James Hamilton and daughter Florence from the city also present. Several out of state guests joined Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kanatzar and a list of Winchester attendees gathered at the Princess Rink dance. Miss Austin Lilly of Mentelle Park was elected a tea-event hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Davison
Lexington
Margaret Tipton
Joe Warner
Stanford
James Hamilton
Florence
J. L. Kanatzar
Dr. Nye
A. C. Turpinseed
Ohio
A. B. Hyler
New York
Mellow
Lynchburg
Lynchburg, Tenn.; Mr. Echiels
Chattanooga
Woods Walker
Garrard County
Harry Scrivener
Howard Will
Ben Good
Rand Wright
Nelson Strode
Hansford Jett
Warren Bradley
Robert Hughes Scobee
Harry Carr
Stanley King
Chester Walters
Karl Gardner
Glenmore Ecton
Winchester
Princess Rink
Austin Lilly
Grant E. Lilly
Mentelle Park
Remarkable Recovery Endorses Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Philadelphia woman Mrs. Margaret Danzzi reports relief from organic troubles and changes of life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes severe pain head ache and insomnia before treatment and says she recovered from the first use and urges others to try the remedy. Her letter notes she had given up hope before starting the medicine and grants permission to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tor
Margaret Danzz
N. 25Th Street
Phila
Georgetown Public School Cherishes Home Economics Leader
Cher of domestic science in Georgetown public schools Miss Lilly, a University of Kentucky Arts and Sciences graduate in the Victory class of 1939, has completed a postgraduate course. Lexington Leader notes her advancement and community ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cher
Georgetown
Lilly
College of Arts and Science
University of Kentucky
Lexington
C. B. Gibson
Jonesville Va
Kathleen Bales
Smith Ballard Street
Virginia Belle
Mildred
Ray Hawkins
Mt. Sterling
Massie Allman
Smith
Indiana
J. B. Stouffer
Evelyn Norris
Margaret Walker
Bonesboro
Treasury accepts compromise in Wathen Distilling case
Acceptance by the Treasury Department on Tuesday of a 115000 dollar compromise offer releases at once the seized property of the R E Wathen Distilling Company, ending the federal government suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Treasury Department
Comromise
R. E. Wathen Distilling Company
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