Berea Dinner Party at H. E. Taylors Elegant Six Oclock
Mr and Mrs H E Taylor entertained with an elegant six o'clock dinner at their Berea home on Monday evening Attending were William J Hutchins new Sea College president Dr Hutchins Philadelphia Col H B Hanger and Mrs Hanger Mr and Mrs R E Turley Mrs E Tutt Burnam of Richard and others After dinner the guests went to see The Messiah hosted by the Taylors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
H. E. Taylor
William J. Hutchins
Sea College
Hutchins
Philelphia
H. B. Hanger
Anger
R. E. Turley
E. Tutt Burnam
Richard
W. G. Mays
Lexington
Cabell Arnold
Paint Lick
R. F. Spears
Richmond
Harry Hanger, Jr
Bridge Club
R.v. McKee
Lydia McKee
G. W. Pickels
O. Olin Green
Richard Gelken
Hazel Simpson
George Phelps
West Main Street
Sue Chenault
State University
Percy Reid
Pearce Patton
Paris
George Bogard
Geo. Jr
Lancaster
Coutrier Journal
Harris Park
Irvine
C. H. Park
Second Street
Joe S. Head
Emmett Dickson
Robert R. Friend
Louisville
Elizabeth Secrest
Normal
Harold Potts
Elmer Deatherage
Mary Louise Deatherage
G. B. Turley, Jr
Ensign Badwin Brittain
New York
C. B. Brittain
T. D. Chenault
A. K. McCown
Florida
Miller Lackey
Madisonville
Harper Gatton
Zenia Cobb
Sam Ross
High Street
J. P. Simmons
Florence Burnam
Coal delivery notice near Passenger Depot
Two cars of black coal on track ten per ton or eleven dollars delivered. Contact W. F. Park at 940. Opposite Passenger Depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Park
Double Wedding at Central Christian Church
Miss Sue Deatherage Chambers and Pryse Arbill of this city wed along with Miss Beulah Duncan and Bernice Jones of the Waco area in a Tuesday afternoon ceremony at 5 oclock at the Central Christian parsonage. Rev I J Spencer joined the couples and the brides are first cousins. The grooms are noted for business and farming acumen. After the ceremony the couples left for a brief honeymoon in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Deatherage Chambers
Pryse Arbill
Beulah Duncan
Bernice Jones
Waco
Lexington
Central Christian Church
I. J. Spencer
Mr. Arbill
Mr. Arbill Is A Young Man of Fine Business Abilities While Mr. Jones
Louisville
Mrs Midderson Hosts Clef Club Recital on Lancaster Avenue
Mrs B L Midderson entertained the Clef Club at her Lancaster avenue home with an unusually good program. Performing were Emma Oldham Carolyn Rice Georgia Smith Lucia Bennett Dorothy Terrill Josephine Yates Elizabeth Shearer Sara Chenault and Betsy Igo. Guests included Mrs Harvey Chenault and Mrs C D Pattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Midderson
Clef Club
Lancaster Avenue
Emma Oldham
Carolyn Rice
Georgia Smith
Lucia Bennett
Dorothy Terrill
Josephine Yates
Elizabeth Shearer
Sara Chenault
Betsy Igo
Harvey Chenault
C. D. Pattie
Local society notes and upcoming church events in Madison
The column lists a Methodist Missionary Society fin al meeting at 2 30 pm and a wedding announcement for Marguerite Lanier Fox and Walter Scott Harkins Jr in Danville on December 29 1920. It also mentions numerous residents visiting family attending events and travels between Madison Richmond Lexington Irvine Paint Lick and Berea with social calls and club entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Walter Scott Harkins, Jr
Danville
Kentucky
Monte Fox
Madison
Health and Money Back Offer for Re-Cu-Ma Stomach Remedy
An ad extols Re-Cu-Ma as a four day money back remedy for stomach disorders. It promises refunds if not helped and urges readers to try the product via local druggists in Richmond Kentucky. The piece also lists holiday house guests and local residents returning home for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Drug Store
Richmond
Ernest Congleton Exonerated in Fatal Fayette Collision
The coroner's jury found Ernest Congleton not to blame for the death of Miss Rebecca Horn in a Sunday Fayette County collision. Witness Leslie Gibbons testified he drove the carriage bearing the woman and tried to clear the crossing as Congleton's automobile approached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Congleton
Rebecca Horn
Fayette County
Leslie Gibbons
Leonard Hotel
Walnut Hill Pike
Richmond and Lerington Pike
Counties Must Pay To Reform Boys
Counties must fund reformatories for non felony offenses involving youths ages 10 to 16. The Kentucky Court of Appeals upheld the law requiring counties to maintain such youths, with an estimated annual cost around $6,000 per house, totaling about $100 per county per year. The ruling in the Lang v. Craig case affects Paducah and statewide funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
J. M. Lang
Paducah
John J. Craig
Mexicans Call Strike Hits National Railways
Mexico City December 15 telegraphers and station agents on the National Railways ordered an immediate general strike feared to paralyze all lines and cripple transportation nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
National Railways
Burglars Steal $800 From Campground Road Home
Edward Wes sel, of Campground road, returned home to find burglars had broken in through a front window and escaped out a rear window with $800 in cash and valuables. A local theft is being investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisille
Edward Wessel
Campground Road
Rat Terrier Scores Big In Central Ridge Coon/Posum Chase
A rat terrier owned by Grover Honican of Central Ridge caught two minks on Sunday, lifting his score to 53 and earning a reputation as the county’s best coon and possum treer. Honican has refused several coffers worth more than a horse for his dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Olivet
Grover Honican
Central Ridge
Honican
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Houdini
Terror Island
W. F. Higgins
the Electric Shop
McGaughey Studio
National Federation
W. M. S. Meeting
Fox
Montgomery Irvine Fox
Marguerite Lanier
Rev
C. C. Early
Crab Orchard
T. T. Covington
L. A. Fennell Lexington
Napoleon
Ana
Freeman Realty Co
Citizens’ Nationz! Bank
Zaring
Bob Walker
Kash and Karry
HEAR
Associated Charities
First Christian Church
SUE Douglas Community Club
Richmond Welch Co. Inc
Rochester
Douglas & Simmons
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