Local Social Notes Mention Weddings and Gatherings
Courtyard announcements recount the marriage of Mr. Jey to Miss Mary Lou at Aberdeen and a June 18 1919 ceremony in Kentucky. The Courier Journal highlights a luncheon party for Miss Eugenia Herrington of Louisville, a Five Hundred game hosted by Miss Marie Langford, and other social visits and arrivals from Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati, with guests and hosts listed.
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Jey
Mary Lourred
Aberdeen
Sah
Purate
Nts
Samm
Ogho M. West
Chmond
Kentucky
Miller Lackey
Mississippi
Marie Langford
Eugenia Herrington
Louisville
Elizabeth Hanger
Lucia Bennett
Rachel Telford
Sara Arbuckle
Betsy Igo
Sara Collins
Julia Enright
Elizabeth Shearer
Olivia Colyer
Carolyn Rice
Camilla Blanton
Sara Chenault
Georgia Smith
Anna Catherine Huguely
Oldham
Virgi Taylor
Maud English
Lucileen
Marion Gianchigliani
Emma Jean Brown
Columbia
Brown
Herrington
Cardui praised by West Virginia woman testimonial
Waters county resident W S Gladwell testifies that at about 15 she began using Cardui and improved greatly. She married with three children and has needed no doctor for female trouble, endorsing Cardui as a long used remedy recommended by physicians. The ad urges nervous or weak women to try Cardui. NC-130
Social Roundup Locals Visit Family and Friends
Miss Nettie Hicks of Lexington visits with friends. Mrs. Agnes Patterson travels to see son H. C. Patterson in town. Miss Lida Hughes of Nicholasville guests Mrs. Allen Zaring. Mrs. Gibson of Lexington attends Mrs. Wm. Devore funeral. Master Beatty Denny of Lancaster weekend guest of the Millers. Lancaster visitors include Mrs. L. N. Miller. James West guests of Misses Fannie and Bettie West in Lancaster. Mrs. E. C. McDougle recovering from illness. Miss Carlisle Chenault of Maysville visits Mrs. T. D. Chenault Jr. and relatives. Mrs. W. P. Gilkerson of Lexington attends Mrs. Mary Rupard funeral. Grada Crites of Logan arrives for visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Campbell. R. K. Moberly and E. C. Broaddus weekend guests of Emma Richardson in Paris. Joseph J. Waller of Lexington and Bella Hagan of Winchester visit Mrs. J. M. Walker in Burnamwood. Mr. and Mrs. Coleman Neff and Dorothy to spend Sunday in Lexington with Mr. John Feeney and daughter. Mrs. Calvin Galloway, Mrs. Weaver Kennedy, and B. M. Stagner guests of Mrs. J. P. Dotgin. Neale Bennett Jr. to visit Thomas J. Smith and later Miss Elsie at James Court. Kathryne and Ruth Rankin guests near Lexington. Strother Goff and Julia Graves of Winchester visit Mrs. Eugene Walker. Mrs. Geo. Bogard and …
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Nettie Hicks
Lexington
Agnes Patterson
H. C. Patterson
Jona
Lida Hughes
Nicholasville
Allen Zaring
Gibson
Wm. Devore
Beatty Denny
Lancaster
L .N. Miller
L. T. Wilson
James West
Fannie
Bettie West
E. C. McDougle
Mary Rupard
Grada Crites
Logan
West Virginia
T. A. Campbell
R. K. Moberly
E. C. Broaddus
Emma Richardson
Paris
Joseph J. Waller
Bella Hagan
Winchester
J. M. Walker
Burnamwood
Coleman Neff
Dorothy
John Feeney
Calvin Galloway
Weaver Kennedy
B. M. Stagner
J. P. Dotgin
Neale Bennett Jr
Thomas
Are The Peace Terms Christian In Sunday Service
In a Sunday night service Mr Carpenter will discuss whether the peace terms align with Christian teachings and answer the question. He will also address the peace treaty in light of Christianity. Morning sermon titled The Mind of the Master outlines religious perspectives. Local Tribune notes upcoming league events.
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Carpenter
Normal School in Richmond Adds Two-Year Junior College Courses
The Normal School in Richmond is recognized as a junior college by the State University. For the coming year, programs include Education English Latin French History Social Science Agriculture Mathematics Painting Expression Home Economics Industrial Arts and Physical Education. Students need not commit to teaching. For catalog address President T J Coates Richmond Ky.
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Richmond
T. J. Coates
Richmond Ky
Brave Young Man Killed in War in France
A local tribute recalls Private Van Todd of Montgomery township killed in action September 27 1918 in the St Mihiel sector near Freguy. His mother Mrs Price Todd writes of a son who loved home and faith, expressing deep sympathy and pride in his service to country and God. A note mentions whiskey stocks remaining in Kentucky as prohibition nears.
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France
Arthur E. Mabee
van Todd
Montgomery Township
St Mihiel
Freguy
St. Mihiel
Van
Kentucky
Baptist Church
Goodfield
Deer Creek
Wan
Lemmsett
Gevedon to Preach at Second Street Baptist
Dr Gevedon will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock at the Second Street Baptist church All are invited He also preaches at Kavanaugh at 11 AM and 8 PM Sunday Entire piece notes Republican war inquiry failing to uncover material damage to the Administration and GOP leaders regret the investigation
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Gevedon
W. L. Gevedon
Second Street Baptist Church
Dr. Gevedon
Kavanaugh
Markets Report From Louisville Cincinnati And Chicago
Cattle in Louisville at 250 head were slow with a top of 13.50. Hogs reached 21.25 per cwt, up 40 cents, a new high. Sheep at Louisville totaled 4,500 and held steady. Cincinnati noted hogs a quarter higher. Chicago showed stronger cattle and lambs up a quarter.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Chicago
Coffee varieties from D. B. Mc Kinney firm in 1756
The note contrasts coffee taste differences and states Rookwood coffee is sold by D. B. Mc Kinney & Company in 1756.
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D. B. McKinney & Company
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