Bridge Party Honoring Mrs Brutus J Clay At Home
Friday afternoon Mrs Brutus J Clay hosted a bridge gathering for her sister in law Mrs William Fishl a of Cleveland Ohio. The event featured a floral decor of sweet peas and roses, a luncheon on the lawn, and a guest list of local social figures.
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Brutus J. Clay
William Fishlla
Cleveland
Ohio
Eke
Eugene Ee O
I B. Wiesenburgh
Hal
McGaughey
B. L
Uber Allen Zaring
Millard
Robt
R. Burnam Jr. Burnam
Jake Colli
Ett
Murray Smith
J. G. Bosley
G. G. Pe Js
Rataf
Walter Jennett
A Urnam
Arg
Wot Parrish
A Watts
Ollie Dwin
Maryington
Mary D Pickels
Callie Mit Shackelford
Mery Gape
Marstella
Dean Brittian
Ary Cence
Ah Wagers
Sneed
M Mw S
Mollie
J le
T. H. Collins
Mirees Walker
Nervous Wreck Uses Cardus to End Headaches
A Texas town resident Mrs G H Schill reports three years of severe head pain and exhaustion until starting Cardus. She says after three bottles she has had no headaches and regained energy, able to return to normal duties.
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Texas
Tex
G. H. Schill
Cardus
Local Social Notes From Lexington and Nearby Towns
Mrs Dan Chenault visits Richmond friends while Mrs C B Hendren of Ravenna spends a weekend with relatives. Frank Smith of Nicholasville visits here with Kathryne Grinstead and her uncle Walter P Bush in Ravenna. Misses Martha and Mary Million of Brooksville Mississippi visit Eve Roberts then stay with Mrs.hs Clifton Weaver and daughter return from relatives in Lexington. Wilgus Brandenburg welcomed home after a cordial reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena. Staples
Lexington
J D. Goodloe
White Station
J. R White and Son
Irvine
Gideon Taylor
Me McNaughton
Carlisle
Chenault
Dan Soon
Richmond
C. B Hendren
Ravenna
Frank Smith
Nicholasville
Kathryne
Brooksville
Missippi
Eve ‘Roberts
Ladngton
Clifton Weaver
Wilgus Brandenburg
College Hill Lexington District Conference Report
The Lexington District Conference was held with Presiding Elder Dr. E G B Mann in attendance. Local preachers and laymen from across the district attended. notable sermons were delivered by Rev. Pike of Hill Street Church and Rev. Blank of Winchester. Education addresses were given by Rev Cameron and Prof Lewis of Winchester. A minor accident occurred Thursday when Mr Hill was injured while pursuing rabbits after his horse slipped. Mrs Dora Griggs and Mrs Anna Chambers of Richmond visited Mrs John Burton.
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Lexington
E. G. B. Mann
Pike
Hill Street Methodist Church
Clark
Winchester
Blank
First Methodist Church
Cameron
Lewis
Hill
Rookwood Coffee Attracts Loyal Customers At Reasonable Price
If you try Rookwood Coffee once you will not return to ordinary coffee. Rookwood wins lasting friends with a price no higher than plain coffee. D. B. McKinney & Co. 15-6.
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Rookwood
D. B. McKinney & Co
Herringtons Relocate to Cherokee Road Louisville Home
Mr and Mrs L B Herrington own an attractive residence on Cherokee road in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L B. Herrington
Cherokee Road
Louisville
Unclear OCR Secondhand Text Fragments
Fragmented OCR reads about suffering and kidney indicators with garbled phrases and a mention of a GOLD MEDAL on a box. No coherent event or source facts emerge.
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Su Wren
There Here There Everywhere Extradition Session Notes
Governor James D. Black reconvenes the extraordinary session for unspecified purpose. Gable Taylor received 21 years for a crime dated around 1919 near Chaday, with talk of compromise before trial. Democratic nominee for sheriff in the upcoming race is noted, while Sarees Scott served in the war and was sent to France.
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James D. Black
Gable Taylor
Laling Chaday
Taylor
Democratic Nation
Sarees
Scott Volun
France
Promo Geetchenls
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F. H. Gordon
Rson McNaughton Akse
Baide
Nowedeys
India
Richmond Buick CO
Aoc
Muncy Brothers
LOWES
Maurice Tourneur
Garden OF Eden
Ani
Vite
College Hill
D. D. Stockton & Son
Wen
Salvation Army
Chateau -Thierry
New
United States
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