Socials and Marriages Then Host Busy Weekend in City
Miss Flossie Young of Mr and Mrs J A You Howard of Indianapolis married at the home of R Neil pastor of the First Christian church. Mrs Mullian remains with parents three weeks then will join husband in Indianapolis. Theatre party at Alhambra honors Miss Melinda Dus of Lexington guest of Miss Mary McAeale with many friends attending. Several local families and guests listed among those invited and present.
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Ricter
Dhanches
Flossie Young
J. A
Local residents in Berea and nearby towns host visitors and travel
Miss Ethlyn and Cornelia Wilson and Mary Alison Tribble room with Mrs J W Dunbar to attend a ski term at Normal. Mrs Margaret Steele of Nicholasville visits cousin Miss Lafon of Louisville. Mr T M Wells visits Louisville on business. Mr and Mrs Harris Park of Irvine stay with relatives. Mrs R C Morgan returns to Lexington after visiting daughter Mrs M C Kellogg. Miss Eleanor Bowen returns home to Mt Sterling after a week here. Prof Milton Elliott of Frankfort visits on business. Miss Louise Lynn visits relatives in Stanford. Miss Aline Otter of Louisville stays with Mrs C E Caldwell at Pattie Clay Infirmary. Mr and Mrs J S Lusk and daughter of Arkansas and Miss Anne Enright dine with Mr and Mrs Nelson Elder. Mrs Charles Brosh of Baltimore and Miss Pauline Vernon of Louisville visit their parents and sister Josephine Vernon in Berea. Mr Steele Shelby of Danville visits sister Mrs So Hanger Jr. Dr J G Bosley and Mrs Bosley Sheek visit Camp Daniel Boone with the boys. Mr Jack Mixon and family plan a trip to New York next week by airplane. Miss Melinda Bush of Lexington is guest of Miss Mary McAeale at Lynwoods. Mr and Mrs Ray Curtis, here for government work, return to Cynthiana. G Weatherage returns to good health after illness. Mesdames C T Car Park and Miss show Wells visit Frankfort relatives. Mrs Mattie Oldham and niece Elizabeth Gardner visit Lexington. Mr Arthur Thompson Starbuck leaves for a months visit to Tennessee. Miss Eugenia Herrington and Masters Alex and Hume Herrington of Cherokee Road Louisville are guests of Mr and Mrs Harvey Chenault.
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Ethlyn
Cornelia Wilson
Mary Alison Tribble
J.W. Dunbar
Broadway
Speciak
Margaret Steele
Nicholasville
Miss Lafon
Louisville
Allen Zaring
T. M. Wells
Harris Park
Irvine
Line Vernon
George Vernon
Josephine Vernon
Berea
Steele Shelby
Danville
So Hanger
J. G . Bosley
Bosley Sheek
Camp
Daniel Boone
Jack Mixon
New York
Melinda Bush
Lexington
Mary McAeale
Lynwoods
Ray Curtis
Cynthiana
Arthur Thompson
Starbuck
Tennessee
Eugenia Herrington
Masters Alex and
Hume Herrington
Cherokee Road
Harvey Chenault
Bridge Club Social Hosted by Mrs Hale Dean
Mrs Hale Dean hosted her bridge club at her Westin home Tuesday evening. Players included Miames A B Denny Murray Smith T D Chenault Jr Julif Tyng S J McGaughey Harplanger Jr T C McCown R Burnam Jr Joel Park Ris Noland Shelton Saufley Prge Pickels of Urbana Hlind Misses Mary Catherine White Brothy Perry and Emma Waits.
Social gathering hosts at Lynwood home in Lexington
A lively Tuesday evening event featured Miss Mary McA Neale and Miss Linda Bush as hosts at a stylish Lynwood residence in Lexington. Guests enjoyed well decorated rooms, with clematis adorning the spaces and entertained by friendly dancers.
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Mary McA’ Neale
Love and Choice Cast in J Parker Read Jr Screen
Natalie Storm loves Tom Chandler but is courted by Tony in a South American tale of desire duty and social duty. Natalie chooses to support her sister Beatrice and pursue a life of comfort, leaving the soldier to an unfulfilled longing as the love triangle unfolds on screen.
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Elizabeth Stoddard
Natalie Storm
Natalie
Tom
Chandler
Tony
South Aemaica
Fortune
Beatrice
J. Parker Read, Jr
Picture Story Explains How It Is Worked Out
Friday under the auspices of the Associated Producers the method is shown in a picture rather than in unsympathetic type.
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Associated Producers
Moonshine Mash Endangers Dairy Cows in Hot Springs
Dairy men in Hot Springs Arkansas investigate a herd collapse after several cows died while returning from pasture. Readings show the cows fed on mash used to make moonshine whisky with concentrated lye added to hasten fermentation. A former still site was found, and the operation had recently moved.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Arcade shoe expert cleans and dyes all shoes
A shoemaking expert at the Arcade offers cleaning and dyeing services for both ladies and mens footwear. The shining parlor operates on Main Street next to Perry's drug store, providing a range of color and polish options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Main Street
Perry’s Drug Store
For Sale Thresher Section Tank Hose Bargain
For sale two 20 foot sections with good jacketed thresher suction tank hose. Bargain price. Contact B. F. Hurst at phone numbers 498 or 341.
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B. F. Hurst
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Mother Hogd
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