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Newspaper

Richmond Daily Register

Location

Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1922

Page

7

Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted at Yorick by Miss Jessie Burnam

Miss Jessie Burnam hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at Yorick for guests including Miss Huffman Matthews and Winfield Kennedy of Cincinnati. Other attendees included Miss Francis Mays and many local ladies, with a separate luncheon at Miss Mary Arnold’s High Street home honoring Miss Aline Drive of Bradfordsville.

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 High Street Aline Drve Bradfordsville Misses Drove Francis May Ulisses Kennedy Hiunt Lilian Burnam Mary Me Roberts Neal Miss Rush Lexington Jynn Evans Margaret Greenleaf Francis Langford Elmer Katherine Douglas Nancy Igo Elizabeth Samuels Margaret Cox Jean Fife Sara Cosby Margaret Green Josephine Staples

Cain Kaylor Couple 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.

Josie Cain Alas Kaylor Waco Richmond A. J. Tribble

Miss Denny Weds Robert Hiatt in Richmond 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.

Anna Watherine Denny Robert Hiatt Richmond A. J. Tribble

Mary J Kindred and T L Curtis wed in Richmond

Mrs Mary J Kindred of Panola and Mr T L Curtis of Waco were married in Richmond the first of the week with Rev W S Taylor performing the ceremony Many friends extend best wishes to the couple Miss Mays hosts Thanksgiving dinner dance honoring guests from Cincinnati Lexington and Bradfordsville Color theme yellow in dining room with coordinated cards and decorations Several young ladies named as dinner guests and attendees from local families and area towns

Mary J. Kindred Panola Ir. T. L. Curtis Waco Richmond W. S. Taylor

Beach Party Hosts Welcome Visitors at Fall Dance

Beach, Dunn, Green leaf, Barnam, Ken nett, Woods, Langford, Telford, Samuels, Chenault, Rice, Black, McKee, Blanton, Breck and Coates attended the late autumn dance. The gathering crowned the visit as one of the loveliest fall functions, with Miss Mays assisted by Miss Patsy Rosson in hospitality.

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 Guests and Local Movements

Local social notes list Thanksgiving hosts Mr and Mrs James W Wagers and a long roll of visitors and relatives including Miss Elizabeth Stewart of Lexington Miss Dixie Kidwell Ravenna and Miss Malinda Push of Lexington. Also noted are travels to Lexington Nicholasville Versailles and Dayton plus a funeral event for Harry Dickerson and a new arrival for Mr and Mrs Bud Johnson.

James W. Wagers W. P. Gilkerson Elizabeth Stewart Lexington Joe Wagers Ella Miller Willis Hisle Eugene Miller C. L. Searcy Searcy R. F. Spears Richmond Bud Johnson Dixie Kidwell Ravenna Hugh Robinson D. R. Jones Dixie Didwell J. O. Stewart Dayton Prof. Stewart Lena Dickerson

Rites of Lula Vann Fulton Arkansas and Testimonial Ad

A Fulton Arkansas notice includes Mrs Lula Vann of Fulton praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for monthly pains and backache. The testimonial urges other women with similar symptoms to consider the remedy. The page then moves to social notes of visitors and local arrivals around Danville Bardstown and Moberly.

Fulton Arkansas Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Lulavann Box 45

Breezes and bohemian musings on fashion and reform

A fragmentary satire critiques motorists tires fashion and gender norms with lines about Ford tires old-fashioned hose and dough as token of affection. It riffs on reformers, social types, and witty exchanges while drifting to a gloomy closing note.

The Hunters Choice A Winchester Shotgun Ad

A Winchester shotgun and Winchester shells promise real shooting satisfaction. The balance and actuation of the gun are highlighted for duck hunting.

A Teacher's Luck in Pork Promise

A country teacher recalls a barter for pork with Elisha Anderson and his thrifty father. The boy reports the pigs got well, ending the promised meat gift with a humorous twist about the father’s frugality.

Elisha

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