Entertains at Dinner at Yorick for Miss Burnam Hosts
Miss Jessie Burnam hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at Yorick with guests including Miss Huffman Matthews Winfield Kennedy of Cincinnati and a large list of companions. Miss Mary Arnold gave a luncheon at her High Street home for guest Miss Aline Drove of Bradfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Arnold
High Street
Aline Drve
Bradfordsville
Misses Drove
Jessie Burnam
Huffman
Matthews
Francis May
Ulisses Kennedy
Hiunt
Lilian Burnam
Mary Me Roberts Neal
Miss Rush
Lexington
Margaret Telford
Jynn Evans
Margaret Greenleaf
Francis Langford
Elmer Katherine Douglas
Nancy Igo
Elizabeth Samuels
Margaret Cox
Jean Fife
Sara Cosby
Margaret Green
Josephine Staples
Cain and Kaylor Wed in Richmond Ceremony
Miss Josie Cain and Mr Alas Kaylor of the Waco section were married in Richmond on Thursday with Rev A J Tribble officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Cain
Alas Kaylor
Waco
Richmond
A. J. Tribble
Miss Denny and Mr Hiatt Wed in Richmond on Thanksgiving
Miss Anna Watherine Denny and Mr Robert Hiatt were married in Richmond on Thanksgiving Day. The ceremony was performed by Rev A J Tribble in the presence of a few immediate friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Watherine Denny
Robert Hiatt
Richmond
A. J. Tribble
Marriage of Mrs. Mary J. Kindred and Mr. T. L. Curtis
Mrs. Mary J. Kindred of Panola and Mr. T. L. Curtis of Waco were wed in Richmond early this week with Rev. W. S. Taylor officiating. Many friends send best wishes for the couple. Miss Mays hosted a Thanksgiving dinner dance for guests Miss Kennedy Hunt Matthews Huffman of Cincinnati Miss Malinda Bush of Lexington and Miss Aline Drye of Bradfordsville. Yellow decor complemented the color scheme and place cards for guests Anne Kennedy Elizabeth Hunt Lucy Huffman Florence Matthews Jessie Burnam Mary McK Neal Mary Arnold Aline Drye Leon Vie Winfield Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Burnam
Yorick
Huffman
Matthews
Winfield Kennedy
Cincinnati
Francis Mays
Kennedy
Hunt
Mary Arnold
Drye
Neal
Malinda Bush
Betsy Bennett
Lillian Burnam
Mary Barr Clay
Margaret Gregtleat
Margaret Telford
Lynn Evans
Mary J. Kindred
Panola
Ir. T. L. Curtis
Waco
Richmond
W. S. Taylor
Lexington
Aline Drye
Bradfordsville
Anne Kennedy
Elizabeth Hunt
Lucy Huffman
Florence Matthews
Mary Mck. Neal
Leon Vie
Dance Hosts Welcome Notable Guests at Fall Social
Beach and Daniel Dunn led a guest list including Robert Dunn Lou Neal Margaret Green leaf Lillian Barnam Betsy Ken nett Diana Woods Francis Langford Margaret Telford Elizabeth Samuels Lida Bales Joe Chenault Z T Rice Alex Black R J McKee Tom Samuels Billy Telford Joseph Bosley Watson Clay Harry Harvey Blanton Dan Breck Shelton Saufley Henry Coates after the dance. The party was one of the loveliest fall functions and a pretty compliment to the visitors. Miss Mays assisted by Miss Patsy Rosson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Daniel Dunn
Lou's Neal
Margaret Greenleaf
Lillian Barnam
Betsy Kennett
Diana Woods
Francis Langford
Margaret Telford
Elizabeth Samuels
Lida Bales
Joe Chenault
Z. T. Rice
Alex Black
R. J. McKee
Tom Samuels
Billy Telford
Joseph Bosley
Watson Clay
Harry
Harvey Blanton
Dan Breck
Shelton Saufley
Henry Coates
Mays
Patsy Rosson
Thanksgiving Socials and Visits Across Kentucky Towns
Thanksgiving gatherings include Mr and Mrs James W Wagers hosting guests such as Mrs W P Gilkerson Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Lexington and Hon C L Searcy plus Mrs Searcy. Guests and travels span Rich mond Lexington Nicholasville Versailles and Dayton with announcements of a newborn and various relatives visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Wagers
W. P. Gilkerson
Elizabeth Stewart
Lexington
Joe Wagers
Ella Miller
Willis Hisle
Eugene Miller
C. L. Searcy
Searcy
Rites and Testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedy
A column features Mrs LULAVANN of Fulton Arkansas praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly back and side pain. The testimonial invites readers with female troubles to consider the medicine. The page also lists several social visits and travels among local residents across towns such as Danville Moberly Bardstown Irvine Winchester and Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Arkansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Lulavann
Box 45
The Motorist Songbook and Social Jabs Recited
A fragmented verse page mocks motorists and fashions with satirical lines about tires, money, skirts, and contrived social behavior. The piece notes reformers, smoking trends, and social boons while looping through assorted quips and colloquial asides. It ends with a murky gag about perception and mood.
The Hunters Choice A Winchester Duck Gun
Winchester promotes its shotgun and shells for duck hunting. The copy emphasizes balance and ease of operation as key features when shouldered and fired.
A Teacher and the Pork Promise
A rural tale recalls a teacher who accepted food as tax but waited for pork that never came. A boy named Elisha Anderson explains the delay by saying the pigs got well, ending the anecdote with the teacher’s unwritten agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha Anderson
Elisha
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Kaylor
Denny
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Curtis
Miss Mays
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Tokio
Palm Beach
Fin
Japan
Ture
W. F. Higgins Co
R. F. Spears
Bud Johnson
Dixie Kidwell
Ravenna
Hugh Robinson
D. R. Jones
Dixie Didwell
J. O. Stewart
Dayton
Prof. Stewart
Lena Dickerson
Rites Lula Vann Fulton
Ark
Saufley
James H. Baughman
Dainville
Harris Park
Irvine
Murray Smith
Chilren
Danville
Floyd Turpin
Litwe
Howard Walker
Acie Ragland
Miss Grace
Winchester
Moberly
Eugene Spurlock
Hazel Moore
B. F. Boggs
Rena Bright
W. M. Gibson
Mt. Jackson Sanitarium
Indianapolis
Walter Wilburn
Ravera
Dr.kings Fates
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