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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
4
A holiday theme runs through a Boonesboro D A R meeting with a Christmas program and devotion. In Danville, Mr and Mrs J C Alcock hosted a six oclock dinner for Thad McDonnell on his sixteenth birthday with a surprise cake from Elath Buchan and Marion Fell.
At a hostess home gathering, a business session concluded with Christmas carols performed by Mrs. T. D. Chenault Jr and others. Miss Bessie Dudley read a charming Christmas story. Two beautiful numbers on the Victrola followed, and refreshments concluded the charming event.
Mrs Bettie Harber celebrated her birthday with a dinner Wednesday hosted by Mrs C S Powell. Guests included Bettie Reynolds Lucille Brook Nannette Brook Hale Dean W A Langford Marie Harber and Beitie Harber plus the hostess.
Mrs Alcock and two young ladies presented a cake to Mr Mc Donnell described as a work of art and culinary feat with pink and white roses. Sixteen candles were blown out amid a wish for Thad. A three course dinner followed as a delightful surprise reported by the Danville Messenger.
Dr. W. O. Sadler, after a several weeks stay in Bitnxi Mississippi, plans to meet his congregation and friends on Sunday morning.
Richmond society items record visitors to Berea Paris Irvine Winchester Nicholasville and Lexington. Names include Mrs. Buckner Mrs. Chenault Miss Rice Dixon DeJarnette Evans Ballard Byrd Bennett Blanton Kellogg Terrill Langford Woods and families. Also Elder Orchestra minstrel engagement and Kentucky beauty contest winner Mamie Woods noted.
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Mr. P. H. Johnson of Johnson and Johnson in South Boston Virginia touts Re-Cu-Ma for foot eczema. He reports relief after using half a bottle and notes no further medicines are needed. The product is sold by Richmond Drug Store with a four day trial and money back guarantee if no improvement.
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri commends Cham berlain s Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine for croupy children and for coughs and colds on the lungs. She notes only a few doses relieve symptoms and a few days cure the cold.
The Court of Appeals adjourned today until January 3. Chief Justice Carroll will retire and be succeeded by Justice Rollin Hurt.
A Rockbridge Baths Virginia user testifies his horse recovered from near collapse after using Dr LeGear's Stock Powders. The ad extols powder benefits for horses hogs sheep cattle and poultry with claim of cost saving and a satisfaction guaranteed refund offer from veterinary expert Dr LeGear.
Mr. Overton Harber reports clothes and wedding presents were taken from a burning Neale Bennett home. A nameless man has delivered some items but Harber knows nothing about the wardrobe. Harber appreciates any returns as the weather turns colder.
A testimonial extols Mayr s Wonderful Remedy costing $2 for two bottles and claims relief from indigestion bloating and stomach ailments. The user says one dose convinces and promises money refund. It cites H L Perry and Son and druggists everywhere.
Men and women over 17 are invited to apply for postal service clerk posts at a pay of 130 dollars monthly. Examinations begin in January. Experience is not required. For free details, write J Leonard, former Civil Service Examiner, 1042 Equitable Building, Washington, D C.
A man suffered rheumatism symptoms and skin discoloration when a needle, believed to have been in his leg for a decade, was discovered during a medical examination. The needle caused acute pain and prompted a closer look at his injured limb.
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