Social calendar and alumni notes from Richmond
Monday through Thursday social events list dinners bridge dances teas and receptions honoring guests such as Mrs Price Witt Mrs Chas Powell Miss Dolly Pickels and Mrs H B Shaw. Alumni banquet at Eastern Kentucky State Normal School attended by about 100 including Miss Huldah Wilson and Mr Bradley Combs with reports on future improvements and campus news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Kentucky State Normal School
Burnam Hall
Alumni Association
Huldah Wilson
Bradley Combs
Dean Squires
T. J. Coates
Maude Gibson
Dr. Grinstead
Eastern
Columbia University
Dean H. L. Donovan
Miss Dettweiler
Theatre party honors Lexington guests at Friday event
Miss Dorothy and Master James Weaver hosted a theatre party Friday honoring guests Miss Jeanice Bacon and Miss Nettie Godfrey of Lexington. Attending were Misses Eunice and Gladys Conn, Elizabeth Stanifer and William Stanifer. After the show refreshments were served at Toe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Master James Weaver
Jeanice Bacon
Nettie Godfrey
Lexington
Eunice
Gladys Conn
Elizabeth Stanifer
William Stanifer
Toe’s
Notable medical guests visit Lexington couple
Dr. Carl Lewis Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler hosted Dr. William Niles Wishard Mrs. Wishard and son William Niles Wishard Jr of Indianapolis last week. Wishard is a Harvard medical student. The Wheeler party toured to Beren Friday and dined at home on West Third Street with several medical colleagues. Read Weisenburgh returns from Blairiston. Boggs visit Bardstown relatives. Mrs. J S Collins returns from Staub visit. Arrival of daughter June Johns at Arnold Simmons home in Miami. Powell of St Louis visits Mrs Hale Dean and Mrs Powell Sr on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Webster
Waco
Monterey
Woodie Barclay
Red House Pike
E. C. Wines
Paintsville
Sam Phelps
Georgetown
Z. W. Stevenson
Cincinnati
E. L. Pigg
Red House
Jeptha D. Chenault
J. J. Johnson
Jenkins, Ky
Jesse Bowman
Winchester
T. J. Turley
Turley
Elvira Johnson
Beret College
Vessie Adams
Waterstreet
Nettie Kate Evans
Sara Chenault
Carolyn
J. B. Stouffer
J. P. Chenault
Higl Street
Richard Foster
Middletown
Ohio
J. W. Foster
Duncan Foster
D. Myers Coates
Hom
South Dakota
H. B. Shaw
Vevay Indiana
Mary Ann Collins
C. A. Lewis
Jamil
Frankfort
Richmond
Lucille Rice
University of Kentucky
Elmendorf
Rice
Mayslick
Kate Brown
Anchorage
Lucien Adams
Berea
W. W. Adams
Carl Lewis Wheeler
Wheeler
William Niles Wishard
Wishard
William Niles Wishard, Jr
Indianapolis
Medical College
Harvard University
Beren
West Third Street
Lexington Herald
Read Weisenburgh
Blairiston
N. A
R. C. Boggs
Bardstown
J. S. Collins
William Collins
Staub
Arnold Simmons
Miami
Florida
June Johns
Charles S. Powell
St. Louis
Hale Dean
C. S. Powell
West Main Street
Social News from Waco and Nearby Towns
WACO guests include Miss Celia Hervey of Nicholsville and Mrs Leroy McKinney as host. Visitors from Phoenix Irvine and Red House stop in with locals. A June 22 birth brings congratulations to Mr and Mrs J W Wagers as the community enjoys games and dancing at the Howard home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Celia Hervey
Nicholasville
Leroy McKinney
J. F. Lanter
Frank
Phoenix
Arizona
T. J. Holiday
Lucy Thorpe
Irvine
G. H Thorpe
Oakley Wells
Will Glass
Wilmore
Vardy Taylor
Mrs Taylor
Katherine Grinstene
Hazel Moores
Bardstown
Stoner Boggs
Walter Bush
Ravenna
Alec Turpin
Red House
Andrew Broaddus
Louisville
J. L. Hisle
J.W. Wagers
Ben Bush
O. C. Rucker
Paint Lick
J. E. Howard
Ray Gibson
W. Walden
A. D. Howard
Freedom W. M. A. and Sunbeams Meet at Freedom Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Freedom Baptist Church met recently with Mrs. Mary Prewitt leading a talk on Service. New members Mrs. N. J. Prewitt and Mrs. Arthur Sebastian joined. total members 19. Sunbeams, nine present, elected Miss Sallie Isaacs president and discussed The Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of Freedom Baptist Church
Mary Prewitt
Lidia Moore
Mabel Sebastian
Viola Prewitt
Simp Rogers
N. J. Prewitt
Arthur Sebastian
Lizzie Sebastian
Sunbeams
Mamie Sebastian
Sallie Isaacs
Nellie Sebastian
Speedwell Farmers Report Healthy Crops and Busy Season
Speedwell farmers report corn wheat tobacco and gardens thriving with yields about six percent above last year. Hugh Todd uses a new wheat and barley thresher on Monday. Mrs Lucy West visits sister Mrs Nancie Hendren in Richmond. Speedwell Christian church plans painting and papering for a convention on Saturday July 1. Nine district churches invite attendance and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Todd
Lucy West
Richmond
Nancie J. Hendren
Speedwell Christian Church
Baptist
Methodist
Christian
Holy Roller
Rascal’s Warning and Rat Trap Ad Parcel
A fragmented ad style item notes Mrs Hannan entering a hen house to find a favorite setter dead, anger over the loss, and a buyer's tip to use LAY-SNAP to kill rats. It then advertises products in three sizes priced 35c 6%¢ and 25 Sold and guaranteed by Duglas Simmons and Stock or and Son with a June note.
Forest Hill Community Gossip Notes
Mrs. Hiram Asbill family and Mrs. Virgil Asbill visited Mrs. Charles Curry Sunday. Mrs. E. C. Cosby spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. W. S. Lowry at Newby. Bettie Million is ill. Elza Pigg and children visited Red House for his 72nd birthday. Bettie Powell's family visited Union City guest Mrs. Millie Berry. Wink Cosby improving. Forest Hill prayer meeting each Sunday night at the schoolhouse. Sunday school at 3 PM. Mrs. Nannie Adams staying with sister Bettie Million this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Asbill
Virgil Asbill
Bessie Asbill
Charles Curry
E. C. Cosby
W. 5. Lowry
Newby
Bettie Million
Elza Pigg
Red House
Bettie Powell
Union City
Millie Berry
Wink Cosby
Forest Hill
Nannie Adams
At the Movies Shoppers Storm Counter in Her Social Value
Kath erine MacDonald's latest picture Her Social Value opens Tuesday at local theatres. A glove counter scene in a department store replica impressed director Je rome Storm who quipped about studio women. The piece blends real life shop imagery with fiction. Also noted are Kentucky witness fees in 1920 21 and a remark about the attorney general’s eight year tenure. Kentucky maintains a joint state federal free employment bureau in Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine MacDonald
Jerome Storm
Kentucky
State of
Free
Louisville
Freezone Claims Instant Relief for Corns
An ad touts Freezone as painless relief for all corns including hard soft and between toes. A tiny bottle costs only a few cents and promises to remove calluses without soreness or irritation.
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Kathlin M“Donald
Mary Cline
D Crisp
Famous Players- One
Willoughby Brothers
Third Street
Margaret Parrish
Price Witt
S. M. Saufley
Bridge
Chas. Powell
Frances Gordon
Evelyn Perkins
James Anderson, Jr
Jenkins
Sallie Rayburn
Della Goff Gregory
Hendersonville
North Carolina
A. R. Gibbs
W. A. Langford
R. E. Maupin
Alhambra Party
Beatrice Leroy
Heffner-Vinson
Jess Pugh
Redpath
Georgette
Stlves
PRICE
Freedom W. M. A. and
Speedwell
McCormick and Deering Mowers
McCormick and Deering Binders International Hay Presses
McCormick
Richmond Welch Store
Boonesboro
Johnson & Gray’s Society Orchestra
Apostles of
Pep
Jimmie Dugan
Richmond Ige Cream Company
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