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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1922
Page
3
The bank invites customers to discuss money matters and promises courteous treatment. It welcomes new accounts and refers noncustomers to existing clients, highlighting a 4 percent interest rate on savings accounts.
Guests exchanged cards and prizes at a party with musical terms. The Womens Missionary Society met with Mrs. B D Dykes. Many residents traveled to Bardstown and Cincinnati for weddings and visits. Local students joined faculties, and several couples wed in June across Kentucky and Ohio.
Reported Masonic temple dance hosted by Mr Rollins Barnam and Mr Albert Lacy Russell with about twenty couples enjoying the informal event. Miss Norine Payne wed Mr Melvin O Shearer at Centenary Methodist Lexington. after a trip they will live at 383 West Short Road. Feeny hosted Euterpean Club afternoon at Judge Rice home with a musical program and roses.
The column lists numerous May and June weddings with ages and spouses from Newby Berea Union City and Richmond including Waco and Paint Lick. It also reports visits and social gatherings in Waco and nearby towns with relatives from Huntington and Irvine.
Bobtown Sunday featured a memorial day event at Pilot Knob. Pastor FE T Cornett and family visited Berea, where H M Washburn a Berea graduate and Kentucky missionary lectured in Luebo Congo Africa style. Miss Lavada Creekmore visited her mother and local residents noted community fellowship.
Welch's Store highlights a wide range of distinctive wedding gifts for June brides. Prices are reasonable for quality goods and valued by brides.
Berea student on extended visit near Lexington with Aunt Mrs Joseph Lawson. Mr and Mrs John Lawson shopped in Richmond. Aunt Millie Mullican said by Springfield Sun to be 131 at death in Louisville May 31, born into Richard Mullican family. She had 15 children, 40 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and three great great grandchildren.
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