Outdoor spectacle eclipsing Way Down East in grandeur
A promotional teaser promises a breathtaking outdoor production staged nine times in dazzling natural settings. It urges readers not to miss the event described as supreme scenic grandeur.
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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
9
A promotional teaser promises a breathtaking outdoor production staged nine times in dazzling natural settings. It urges readers not to miss the event described as supreme scenic grandeur.
A revived claim extols S. S. S. as a blood cleanser and builder that increases red blood cells. The ad promises relief from rheumatism and skin troubles, and urges readers to start using the product sold at drug stores with various bottle sizes.
Mrs. Calvin Galloway entertained with an informal dance at her new country home in honor of Miss Sue Tudor. Music was provided by Mrs. English of California and Messrs. Baxter and Todd of Richmond. A large number of guests attended.
Mr and Mrs J M Haden hosted a large Thanksgiving dinner for relatives and friends. Covered guests included Mr and Mrs W R Haden Mrs Myers Waller Park Mrs M L Haden Mrs Hattie Buchanan Mr and Mrs C W Haden and Miss Nancy Haden.
A vintage shopping note urges nineteen shopping days before Christmas highlighting shoes house slippers neckwear mufflers handkerchiefs belts belts buckles bags shirts hosiery and women’s silk and wool hosiery. It touts Black Cat hose and a range of silk lisle options for men women and girls.
Entertained at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Charlie Hisle at their home in Vnong. Guests included Mrs. Quinn Covington, Mrs. C. B. Combs, Mr. F. Cain, Mrs. Wilson Abi daughter, Mr. Norris family, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Rob.
A younger set enjoys a pleasant evening at the Red House on Broad Street. Mrs James and Mrs Alma Gentry assist the hostess in serving ices and cakes. Games and music keep guests entertained into the night.
The Woman's Federated Club organized by Mrs. W. H. Shanks of Stanford lists charter members including Miss Lucia Burnam Mrs. John Arnold Mrs. W. O. Mays Miss Willie Kennedy Mrs. Walter Bennett Mrs. Carlo Brittain Mrs. Sallie Yates McKee Mrs. Kellogg Chas Keith Miss Olivia Baldwin Edgar Turley Mrs. S. W. Fife Mrs. H. L. Donovan Miss Cooper Mrs. Ballard Luxon Mrs. J. J. Middleton Miss Josephine Covington Mrs. Milton Covington Mrs. Edgar Doty Mrs. James Hamilton and Mrs. Hens.
A roster of women including Mrs J W Caperton Mrs Paul Burnam Mrs G W Pickles Miss Martha Tribble Mrs Hale Dean Mrs Alex Den ry Mrs S J McGaughey Mrs Allen Zaring Mrs William Millard Mrs M Dunn Mrs James Neal Mrs James Burnam Mrs Ralive and Miss Elizabeth Scott appears in the report.
A Richmond social tea at the Turley home on the campus drew about 209 prominent Madison County residents. Guests in the receiving line included Mrs R E Turley and Mrs Spears Turley, with Miss Elizabeth Turley among the hosts. The bride wore Harding blue while others wore black georgette and lace, and Richmond roses and ferns complemented the decor.
Thompson shoemaker of Facacas Avenue reports relief from backache and kidney troubles after using Deans Kidney Pills. He describes dull back pain, weak muscles, and difficulty standing, noting improvement after a few doses. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
An old remedy revived as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a convenient at home solution to darken faded gray hair. Drug stores stock the improved formula claimed to darken hair naturally and evenly with minimal fuss.
The church schedules a Sunday school at 9 50 morning service at 10 45 with the topic My Soul and My Savior Epworth League gathers at 6 00 and the evening service at 7 00 features Climbing A prayer service is set for Wednesday evening at 7 00 This notice outlines the week’s worship plan and study subjects.
Bible school at 9 30 morning service at 11 with The Cry of the World Eb Y P U at 6 evening service at 7 with The Deity of Christ.
The sermon will be preached by Rev. J J Clopten of Lexington at Sunday morning service at 11 oclock.
The Second Christian Church lists Sunday schedule with Bible school at 9 45 preaching at 10 45 on The Calling of the Twelve Seniors C If at 6 o clock roll call at 7 all members urged to attend Reece McGoldrick.
The church holds services at 11 with a sermon titled Doing the Impossible. No evening service as the pastor preaches at Silver Creek. Sunday school begins at 9 30 with A R Denny as superintendent. Young People's League meets at 6 30.
Speedwell Christian Church schedules Sunday school at 2 p m with Luther Todd as superintendent. Ordination services follow at 3 p m with Dr E C McDougle delivering the sermon and conducting the ceremonies as new officers are inducted.
The Rev. Frank E. Moore will lead the regular Saturday evening prayer and song service at 7 o'clock. Saturday school exercises occur as usual Sunday afternoon at 2 30 followed by preaching services.
Sunday school at 10 a m led by Supt Chas L Searcy. Worship at 11 a m and 6 30 p m by Dr E C McDougle. Reports on the Every Member Canvass and plans for 1923. McDougle unanimously chosen to serve another year with services first and third Sundays.
The church lists a 10 45 morning service with the sermon titled Education and the Future. The Youth Program at 6 oclock features Eb Y P U. The evening service at 7 includes a sermon titled Nothing But Leaves.
Mr Will Crooke of Roslyn spent the weekend visiting Dr and Mrs Cooper, sharing time at their home.
A physician notes rapid relief from gas after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on a chronic indigestion case. The remedy is said to clear catarral mucus and reduce inflammation in the stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis. Money refunded at H. L. Perry & Son.
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