Reception at Dr Coates residence a brilliant social event
The annual reception hosted by Dr and Mrs Coates drew a large crowd with elegant lawn illumination on Lancaster Avenue. Faculty and seniors attended with Miss Marion Colvin of Frankfort as guest of the Misses Coates. Elder's orchestra provided music and refreshments were served. hours were eight to eleven.
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Louise Cammack
Catherine Baker
Local residents visit and travel around Lexington area
Miss Katharine White spent Friday in Lexington. Several from Mt. Sterling and Winchester visit relatives and friends in Lexington and Stanford. Many guests travel between Irvine Winchester Frankfort and Corbin for visits and dances with local families and members of the Eastern Normal community.
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Mary Katharine White
Lexington
W. A. Triplett
Mt. Sterling
Lucy Brandenburg
Margaret Arbib
Tommie West
Winchkester
Florence Lewis
Winchester
G. R. Combs
Shelbyville
W. A. Langford
Stanley Smathers
Davison-Telford Company
Corbin
Robert and Coleman Covington
William Crutche
Frankfort
Dane
Charlie Brandenburg
Cincinnati
George Smith
Big Hill Avenue
George Jones
John Shaw
E. W. Warford
Irvine
J. W. Elder
C. B Green
East Main Stree
Roy Newman
Knoxville
Zeni Cobb
High Street
M. H. Wells
Cyrus
Arick Wells
Douglas Parris
Charlie Spencer
Harbor Springs
Michigan
Georgia Moss
Stanford
Richmond
Joseph Arnold
Second Street
Cynthia Davison
Brazelton
Katharine Rice
C. F. Park
Speedwell
W. L. Christian
Tent Meeting Schedule At Corner Sec ond and Walnut
A special service for girls and boys is held this evening at seven o'clock at the tent meeting corner Sec ond and Walnut streets. A preaching service follows at 7 45. Regular Sunday services are at 3 in the afternoon and the evening service as usual.
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Corner Second
Walnut Streets
Rattlesnake Bagged Near Confederate Lyon County
Princeton Ky June 25 Zack Watt of this city bagged a rattlesnake five feet long with ten buttons while hunting near Confederate in Lyon County.
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Tere
Associated Press
Princeton, Ky
Zack Watt
Confederate
Lyon County
Chautauqua Program Preview In Richmond
SAYS CHAUTAUQUA HAS BIG PROGRAM RAY BAKER, advance representative for Redpath Chautauquas, Chicago, is in Richmond to coordinate with the local committee for the seven day event starting July 1. The 1921 program is described as one of the strongest in Redpath Chautauqua history featuring The Man from Home, Ben Greet Players in As You Like It, Ralph Bingham the ventriloquist, and notable musical attractions. Every day promises a big program with wide reception in other cities this season.
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T. Ray Baker
Chicago
Richmond
Baker
Mr .Baker
Ben Greet
Ralph Bingham
Chautauqua Opens. Season Tickets Urged in Advance
The notice promotes early purchase of season tickets for the seven day Chautauqua. A season ticket grants admission to all programs during the entire event as organizers highlight the forthcoming list of notable speakers and attractions.
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