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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
3
Mrs. Mollie Dudley, after six weeks with her sons in El Paso Texas, is due home Wednesday. Relatives and friends regret her illness during the stay but look forward to her return. Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Wagers will meet the party in Lexington. James Dudley and Mrs. R. M. Dudley will accompany from El Paso.
Mrs. D. C. Coy entertained at a dinner in honor of Messrs Nay and Mae Coy and the members of their house party. Her guests included Misses Cynthia Davison Elaih Buchanan Miss Flankley of Danville Messrs Tom Pald win William Wallace Edwin Po well and Nay and Nine Coy.
Mrs. Robert Simpson hosted a Saturday evening birthday gathering for her daughter Miss Gertrude with twenty-one guests arriving unannounced. Refreshments were plentiful and the mood was cheerful. Miss Sara Beck of Stanford visited Mrs. George Phelps while Jeannette Pates stayed with relatives in Midway. Mr. M. A. Sutton of Lexington and friends were in town Saturday and Sunday. Hume and Henry Chenault spent the weekend with friends in Stanford.
Thursday Special reports Mr William O Neil attending the Elks convention in Chicago and Rev Owen Beard of Atlanta visiting with Mr and Mrs N Turpin. It lists numerous callers and guests in Lexington Irvine St Louis Gulfport Latonia and Camden with several name drops. Eleanor Virginia Barclay born at Camden NM welcomed to the area.
Church invites the public to witness the corner stone laying of the new church. Dr Homer W Carpentier will deliver the address and Dr O O Green will offer the prayer on Thursday afternoon at 39.
A DIY lemon juice mix with Orchard White creates a gentle facial bleach. Shake bottled juice blend, massage daily on face neck arms and hands to reduce freckles sunburn and tan and achieve a soft rosy-white complexion.
W. T. Carmen of Louisville says Tanlac cured twenty years of digestive trouble and typhoid damage, giving lasting energy. He now takes a bottle every six months to maintain wellbeing and endorses the medicine publicly. Sold by Stockton & Son in Richmond and other dealers in Berea and Collegeville.
A reader from Butler Tennessee reports swift relief for summer colic in children using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil and proper diet. The note claims ninety nine in a hundred recover and cites Mr W G Campbell’s endorsement from Butler.
Governor Morrow offered a reward for the apprehension of Willie Meredith, 19, accused of assaulting 12 year old Dora Wilson, daughter of B. B. Wilson of Brownsville, with injuries that threaten her life.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Celic and Diar rhoea remedy as a trusted medicine praised by users. It urges readers to try the product when a remedy is needed.
Richmond KY bids due by July 19 1920 for Madison High School heating plant gymnasium and building repairs. Plans are with John Howard Payne and John Noland at Madison High School and Board office. Bids may cover all or part of work and must be sealed by 4 p m on July 19 1920. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids.
Masonic lodges of the county are invited to attend the corner stone laying of the new Presbyterian church this Thursday. Members of Richmond Lodge No. 25 and county lodges should meet at 3 PM in the Richmond Lodge room to open lodge for work. Nick Harber, Master Richmond Lodge No. 25.
Kentucky oil fields added 296 producing wells in June as the local oil industry grows in importance each month and remains strong since the year's start.
Mrs Kenry Jewitt of Clark Mills New York recalls a severe attack of summer complaint about two years ago and says Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her almost instantly. She recommends keeping the remedy for family use.
Professor J. R. Robinson from the Eastern Normal College leaves today to visit Laurel and Whitly counties in the eastern district to promote correspondence study. The trip is expected to boost enrollment with many additional school students likely to enroll.
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