Social and Personal Highlights From a Friday Gathering
Mrs. Million hosted a Friday afternoon social with numerous guests including Mrs. Harris No land and Miss Bannister of Lexington. The event featured frappe service, dining, and a large guest list with many local residents and visitors from Columbus and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett Million
Million
Harris Noland
Miss Bannister
Lexington
Mirs. D. Myers Coates
Robert Covington
Amy Turley
Jonah Wagers
Cecil Tharpe
William Wagers
Joel Park
Sam Park Wagers
Local Social Notes Chronicle Visits and Family News
L T Robinson Sandlen is in improved condition. Miss May Belle Banger remains ill at Mrs Dunn's in Burnamwood. Mr and Mrs T Munday Witt of Trenton NJ visit her parents at Mt View. William Minter joined his parents in Natchez Miss. Mrs James Anderson returns from Detroit. Mrs P F Stillings of Clarkston Wash visits relatives in London this week. Mrs William Spears of Oklahoma City leaves to join R F Spears in Lexington before returning home. Irvine reports the arrival of twin girls to Mr and Mrs Harry B Wilson. Mrs Wilson formerly Julia White of this city. Charles Banger of Lexington and sisters Lillian, Re Schmidt and Mayme Schmidt travel via Richmond toward Berea with several Ohio-based relatives, enjoying Kentucky scenery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Munday Witt
Trenton
N. J
T. M. Wells
London
William Spears
Oklahoma City
R. F. Spears
Lexington
Irvine
Harry B. Wilson
Wilson
Julia White
Charles Banger
Lillian
Re Schmidt
Mayme
EB. Schmidt
Richmond
Berea
Alfred Busche
Cleveland
Ohio
A. S. Bower
Lima
Kentucky
Blood Purity for Perfect Health Warns of Sluggish Blood
Reader advice emphasizes keeping blood pure to ward off disease and maintain vitality. The notice cautions about signs of sluggish blood and urges attention to purity as a safeguard against illness.
S.S. S. advertised as vegetable blood medicine
The copy urges readers to buy S. S. S. to revitalize blood and restore vitality. It claims universal need and offers free medical advice from Medical Director at Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, urging readers to visit a drug store and write for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Local Social Notes Highlight Week’s Visits and Visits
Monday afternoon at 2:50 Misses Margaret and Floriie Lane will entertain with a 500 party at their West Main street home. Tuesday at 2:30 Mrs Julian Tyng will host bridge. Mr and Mrs R E Turley spent Sunday in Lexington. Several residents travel or visit relatives in London, Virginia, and Mississippi. a Louisville operation is planned for Mrs John M Turpin. Edwards family hosts at College Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Floriie Lane
West Main Street
Julian Tyng
Bridge
Tire Repair Offer Promises Guaranteed Service
An ad-style notice urges tire owners not to discard worn tires. It promises repair if worth it and warns neglect causes fabric damage and water intrusion. It emphasizes maintenance and claims to guarantee workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecuian
Boonesboro Sunday Attendance Cut Short by Weather Threats
Sunday attendance at Boonesboro was curtailed due to threatening weather that persisted throughout the day. The usual large crowd on Sundays was notably absent as visitors stayed away for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonesboro
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Io Te Aoa
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Sahara
Louise Glaum
Paris
Cairo
Lost City
Roy Stewert
S. E. White
Rereal Play
Bessie Barrisgale
Greenwich Village
Ruth
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Sptoublio
Mrs. Million
B. Z. McKinney
B. H. Luxon
John Terry
Nelson Elder
Charles Douglas
William Howard
Lewis Neale
J. J. Neale
G. G. Perry
Charles Jett
Harry Hanger, Jr
Smith Oldham
Morison Dunn
B. M. Igo
Arnold Simmons
Meyers Coates
Homer Carpenter
D. L. Cobb
Munnay
Julian Teng
W. C. West
C. P. Willoughby
T. S. Hagan
W. O. Mays
G. W. Goodloe
G. D. Simmons
Warfield Bennett
J. J. Greenleaf
Marion Lilly
S. H Thorpe
Jonah Wagers, Jr
Armer Hisle
Ed Powell
B. B. Million
L. R. Blanton
R. L. Conlee
Jonah Cox
Charles P. Wagers
G. W. Pickels
C. C. Wallace
Irvine White
Leroy McKinney
James Cobb
Gueriton Harber
Paul Burnam
W. P. Millard
Dorothy
Bettie Perry
Mary
Bessie Miller
Tommie West
Mary D. Pickels
Margaret Parrish
Sue
Mary Emily Chenault
Josephine Chenault
Florrie Thane
Margaret Phelps
Mabel
Coates
Liie Baldwin
May Phelps
Lillian Oldham
Mary Elizabeth
Diana Lackey
Josephing
Mary Q
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Nettie Kate Evans
Mollie Fife
Russell White
Ellen Walker
Mary Doty
Laura Bright
Lucille Gibbs
Nannie Evans
Patsy Rosson
Elizabeth Hume
Olive Wagers
Evelyn Gianchigliani
T. D. Chendle, Jr
Cumberland View
L. T. Robinson Sandlen
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French Bros.-Bauer Company
V. M- Cox
R. E. Turley
Stella Norris
Virginia
William Dillon
Fred Evans
Mrs. Sallie Frost
Mrs
George Simmons
A. V. Dedman
Eva Thomason
Charles Gaines, Jr
Mississippi
S. Neville Moberly
Harlan
T. A. Campbell
John. M. Turpin
Red House
Louisville
College Hill
Mr. Edwards
Mts. T. J. Covington
McCormick
Deering
Tj Incorp
Hh Des 'Sar J
Mrs. Dearsmidth
White’s. Machine
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