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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1922
Page
3
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Miss Kathleen Stoner of Bardstown Nelson county and Mr. R C Rosen of this city wed Tuesday afternoon in Bardstown with Miss Maggie Duncan at the organ. The bride wore white canton crepe and orange blossoms while a white and green decorated church set the scene. The bride’s sister Mary Alege Stoner served as maid of honor and Lewis Reeves was the best man. The groom, a prosperous local businessman, and the couple plan a brief trip to Louisville and Cincinnati before returning to Richmond Friday to receive well wishes.
Mrs Geofrey Morgan of Louisville was a guest of honor at a Wednesday luncheon hosted by Miss Bessie Miner. Covers were laid for Mrs Morgan, Mrs Rice Woods, Mrs J G Bosley, Mrs Henry White, Mrs S B Hume, Miss Sallie Miller, Miss Elizabeth Hume, and Mrs Robert Miller.
Miss Bettie McCann Perry was entertained Thursday afternoon at a card party honoring Mrs. Cecil Oldham a recent bride. After the game a tempting salad and ice course was served among the guests were Mrs. Oldham.
A fragment lists several individuals including Misses Sue Chenault Mary Lou Deatherage Duncan Foster Margaret Turley Florence Burnam Katherine Hammonds Virginia Hisle Louise McKee Laura Isabel Bennett Mary Louise Covington and Isabel Bennett.
President T. J. Coates and Mrs. Coates hosted the seniors and faculty at the campus president’s home for the annual reception. The event featured white hydrangea decorations and colored lawn lights with guests including Mrs. J. D. Bruner and local couples. Pink cream and pink and white mints were served by college girls, with the Coates daughters aiding in entertainment.
Miss Flossie Anne Gentry and Mr Burnam Isaacs married at the residence of Rev A J Tribble. Miss Florence Minks and Mr T i Pribble attended the ceremony as guests. Friends extend best wishes.
Miss Helen Bennett hosted a Wednesday bridge party honoring Mrs. Paul Collins of Bellingham Washington Mrs. Erskine Garland of Huntington WV and Mrs. Evan McCord of Seattle Washington Sweet peas served as decorations for the tables Warfield Bennett achieved top score and won the first prize guests received Waco pottery A delicious supper followed The guest list included Mrs Harry V Roberts Mrs T H Pickels Mrs H H Sneed Mrs W Al Shanks and many others
Mrs Erskine Garland and her Huntington West Virginia daughter visit Mrs James Bennett on West Main street. Mrs Hattie Buchanan will en-
Mrs Emma Guy Cromwell of Frankfort hosts for the weekend. Laura Isabel Bennett returns from the University of Kentucky for vacation. Goldin Johnson of Owensboro accepts a summer Normal School position and rooms with Elmer Parrish on Summit. Numerous guests visit families in College Hill, Lancaster, and Winchester.
R E Criddle of 110 N Robinson St Richmond Virginia says Tanlac restored his health after months of stomach trouble and nausea. He reports relief from pain, bad taste, and eating difficulties and notes Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists.
Mr George Noland visited Frankfort on Thursday. Miss Ruce Miller visits relatives in Springfield. Mrs S W Fife spent Wednesday in Lexington. Mr Harry Wells recently returned from coal fields in West Virginia and stays with Horace and Mrs Wells near Brassfield. Mrs E L Sanders and her Ohio baby guest with Mrs Susan Leavell and kin. Mr Gladden FE Dixon of San Antonio Texas left to enter Fugazzi College in Lexington after visiting his sister Cleo Dixon. Miss Bessie Benton left Winchester for a visit with aunt Mrs James Edgar in Detroit Michigan.
The notice states a service at 10:45 and that the evening service will be a union meeting at the First Baptist church.
The church holds a regular weekly prayer meeting Saturday at 7 30 PM. Sabbath school exercises Sunday at 2 30 PM followed by preaching. Rev Frank E Moore will lead all listed services.
Services Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with the subject Christian Science. Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7 30. Everybody invited.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m led by Prof I H Boothe as superintendent. Preaching service on Sunday cancelled due to the pastor being out of the city. Epworth League at 6 30 p m.
The Second Christian Church in Kavanaugh will host Rev McGoldrick for a Sunday afternoon sermon. He will preach at the church, delivering a service to the local congregation.
First Presbyterian Church holds morning worship at 11 with a sermon titled The Passing of the American Sabbath. Union service scheduled in the evening at the Baptist church. Sunday school at 9 30 led by A R Denny Supt Young People's League at 6 45.
Bible school at 9 45 preaching at 10 45 on The Character of Jesus Junior C E at 6 30 and preaching at 7 30 on Joseph Prime Minister of Egypt Welcome.
The notice lists a 4 o clock event and Sunday school at 3 o clock with an open invitation to all.
Sunmlay schedule lists 9:30 a denoting Sunday school, 10:45 morning worship on The Glory of Faith, 6:10 evening service, and a union service at 7:30 led by Dr. Telford with message by RK. Everyone is cordially invited.
The fourth quarterly conference of the M. I. Church South will be held Saturday June 24 at Pine Grove, presiding elder G. E. Cameron in charge. All stewards should attend with their dinners. There will be preaching Saturday night and Sunday morning and all are invited. Benjamin Sewell, pastor.
Mr. C. Kennedy of Somerset serves as judge of the 28th Kentucky judicial district and Walter J. Flippin of Somerset is the commonwealth attorney.
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