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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1922
Page
3
The Community Club will meet in the Christian church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 PM to discuss plans for Christmas work with full attendance urged. Friday evening the Elks will entertain with a dance at their club rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Phelps hosted an elaborate Sunday dinner for numerous relatives. Attending were Mrs. Ida Blumschi and guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blumschi of East Bernstadt, Miss Lucy and Joe Blumschi, Master Emmett Victor Williams, Antonio, Ida Marie, and Lex Phelps.
Mrs S J McGaughey entertained her bridge club and friends Friday afternoon. Miss Louise McKee won the prize for highest score. Guests included Mesdames Harold Oldham T C McCown Joel Park Harry Hanger Douglas Parrish M C Kellogg William Millard Julian Tyng Mrs Roy Newman of Knoxville Tenn and Misses Louise McKee Mollie Fife.
Miss Samuels entertained a social gathering Saturday evening at her Highstreet home with assistance from her sister Miss Eloise Samuels. Guests from Cincinnati included Misses Kennedy Hunt Huffman Matthews Alma Dryer Jessie Burnam Francis Mays Mary Arnold and others while several men from Cincinnati joined.
Mrs Emma Evans Garrett wed L H Tudor Saturday afternoon at the home of officiating minister Dr E C McDougle on the Summit. Mrs Garrett has taught in Madison county schools for years and is teaching at Dodds schoolhouse. The groom is a prominent farmer in the Brassfield community.
On Thanksgiving at the Turpin country home near Brookstown Miss Mary Delta Reid and Ed Baxter Risk wed in a ceremony led by Dr E C McDougle Relatives attended with Misses Virginia and Anna Edwards acting as ribbon girls The bride, daughter of Nathan Reid of Mississippi, has lived with the Turpins since infancy The groom is William Risk's son from Union City and a promising young farmer After a wedding dinner the couple traveled to Fleming county to visit relatives
Local druggists guarantee Pape's Colc Compound will break up a cold and end grippe misery in hours or money back. Quick relief from stuffiness pain feverishness and congested head with the first dose. Safe pleasant tablets cost only a few cents and millions use them instead of quinine.
Richmond area residents and guests listed from Russellville to Lexington attend holidays and visit relatives. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lewis, Miss Elizabeth Curtis, Prof. G. D. Smith, Miss Kate Brown, Miss Estella Moore, Miss Dora Ketling, Mr. Donnie Burrus, Miss Massie Allman, Judge W. K. Price, Captain W. T. Short, and others visiting family homes, colleges, and local events with Thanksgiving gatherings and hospitalities noted.
Turkeys were in hiding Wednesday while gunfire rang out Thursday and last Sundays snow reminded residents winter nears. Harris Tudor family moved to Bradshaw Mills. Miss Ethel Agee of Eastern Normal returns home for a few days. Mrs. Elbert Meberly hosted her sister. J. M. Warren and children visited Nicholasville to see her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Vincent. Miss Anna May of Gunns Chapel spent Thanksgiving with cousins Misses Ethel and Florence Agee. Mrs. Taylor Bogie of Newby visited sister Mrs. Freeman Prather on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Agee of Garrard County visited relatives Wednesday. Mrs. Wilbur Howard and
Stella Hendren and Miss Sadie Chandler visited Mrs. Oscar Hendren in Edenton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard vacationed in Richmond. Ruby Hendren and Agnes Moberly stayed with Josephine Warren. S. T. Hendren’s home burned Nov 20, contents saved, new building planned, no insurance. Florence Agee’s 14th birthday party hosted by Des Agee included Georgia Warren and many others. RATHTON notes list visits and family gatherings with neighbors and relatives.
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