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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
3
Brilliant dinner marks D A PR Convention in Washington City
Mrs Mathew T Scott hosted a brilliant dinner at her Second Street mansion for the D A P R Convention in Washington City. Honorees included Mrs Christopher Dy Chenault of Lexington Mrs Sallie Marshal Hardy of Louisville and Mrs James W Caperton Regent of the Goonesborough Chapter in Richmond. Prof G D Smith entertained his chemistry class with a candy pulling in the school laboratory with about forty students present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew T. Scott
D. A. PR
Second Street
Washington City
Christopher Dy. Chenault
Lexington
Sallie Marshal Hardy
Louisville
James W. Caperton
Goonesborough
Richmond
G. D. Smith
Bridge Club Hostess Emma Watts Delights Guests
Entertained as Bridge Miss Emma Watts was hostess to her Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon. After a very interesting game, a delicious lunch was served. Guests included Mrs. L. B. Weisenburgh, Mrs. Carrie Henry, Mrs. W. C. Harber, Mrs. Hale Deane, Mrs. Julian Tyne, Mrs. Harry Hanger Jr., Mrs. W. R. Shackelford, Mrs. Eugene Walker, Mrs. T. C. McCown, Mrs. R. R. Burnam Jr., Mrs. W. P. Millard, Mrs. S. J. McGaughey, Miss Mary D. Pickels, Miss Alfie Miller Shackelford, and Miss Elizabeth Turley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Watts
Bridge Club
L. B. Weisenburgh
Carrie Henry
W. C. Harber
Hale Deane
Julian Tyne
Harry Hanger, Jr
W. R. Shackelford
Eugene Walker
T. C. McCown
R. R. Burnam, Jr
W. P. Millard
5. J. McGaughey
Mary D. Pickels
Alfie Miller Shackelford
Elizabeth Turley
Local Visitors Reported in Brief Social Notes
Mrs. Leslie Lanter visits relatives in Stanford. Mr. Harvey Chenault spent Wednesday in Lexington. Mr. Ed Fowler spent Sunday with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Lanter
Stanford
Harvey Chenault
Lexington
Ed Fowler
Social visits travel through Lexington and Winchester
A long list of visits and trips features Dr and Mrs T J Turley in Lexington, Miss Mariann Collins in town for races, Mr Allen Zaring on a Chicago trip, Mrs M A Lynn guest in Lexington, and numerous other locals visiting friends or traveling to Cincinnati Louisville Paris and Asheville. The Lexington Herald notes Mrs Great Lilly will speak at Berea on May 8 12 at the Rural Education conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Turley
Lexington
Mariann Collins
M. A. Lynn
H. C. Rice
W. M. Bright
Stanford
J. W. Caperton
Amberley
Katherine C. Beer
Louisville
L. P. Toda
Burnamwood
Paumie Garrett
Green Davis
Calvena Mason
Sue Wadsworth
Lingen
Oregon
O. Glen Green
Southern Baptists Convention
Washington City
Laura Isabel Bennett
Thompson Bennett
Neale Bennett
Asheville
Mabel Ruth Coates
Isabel Bennett
Ldusie
Cincinnati
Meikee
Sam Park Wagers
Mayme
Campbell
Rose Riverson
Lydia Mekhea
William Howerd
Jyr
Warford
Fisher
Carlisle
William Howard
Lancaster Avenue
W. E. Yen
Ee Sinzicton
Winchester
Joe Bender
3Rd
Lexington Herald
Great Lilly
Berea
Lilly
Brookstown Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Mrs Boyd Powell spent Sunday with Mrs 3 A Turpin. Miss Mary Johnson visited Miss Mary Delta Reid. Mr and Mrs 7 A Turpin attended a birthday surprise for a brother. Several Turpins and Gentrys spent Sunday with relatives in Brookstown. Mrs Butler Dunn of Shelbyville visited Tom Taylor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd. Powell
A. Turpin
Mary Johnson
Mary Delta Reid
He Brother
Butlery Dunn
Sam Turpin
Richmond
Leslie Turpin
Jacob Park
Sam. Taylor, Gee
Elmer Gentry
GENTS Offer Quick Suit Pressing While You Wait
In-town customers can have their suits pressed with a quick-wait service at Booths. No extra charge. 49 cents per suit. Hill and Mattingly advertise for customers by phone 391, over Western Union. Ip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill and Mattingly
Western Union
Woman's sentence commuted for murder of husband
Mrs. Laura Pearler of Mercer county to be released on parole after five years served. Governor Merrow reduced her sentence from eight to twenty one years with a minimum five years remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Pearler
Mercer County
Reformatory
Merrow
Cheago Man Adopts Cheap Clothing Craze
A Cheago man dressed in a $20 silk shirt a $15 hat and overalls may have believed he reduced clothing costs. The inexpensive fashion trend seems incongruous with such aims.
Danderine Claims Hair Restores Life and Thickness
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and erasing dandruff. It promises every hair regains life, vigor, brightness, and color with just a few cents per application, suggesting thicker, fuller hair afterward.
Railway Employes Establish Own Co Op Store
A cooperative general store opened in Junction City Kansas by Union Pacific railroad workers. Capitalized at 5000 dollars with 200 shares of 25 dollars each. 80 percent owned by railroad employees and others from different industries. The railroad company has no stake. profits go to stockholders. The plan aims to cut merchandise costs by at least ten percent by selling at wholesale prices to stockholders plus overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Junction City
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Movies Will Help Chicago Tenants Fight Rent Profiteering
In Rogers Park Chicago organized tenants plan to use films to boost morale in a rent profiteering protest. The group led by Theodore Roosevelt Jr reports about a thousand member families and outlines posters urging stronger action against profiteers and defense of human rights over property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Rogers Wark
Theodore
Roosevelt
Faisie Cao
SOG
Rogers Park Hive
Gratitude Sent To Helpers After Illness And Death
H C Rice and family and A J Lackey and family express heartfelt thanks for the kind and sympathetic aid during the illness and death of a beloved one. May God bless all who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Rice
A. J. Lackey
Prevost Goes On Trial For Murder Of Lumberman Brown
Ineyd Prevost of Mt. Clemens Michigan goes on trial today for the alleged murder of J Stanley Brown a wealthy lumberman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ineyd Prevost
Mt. Clemens
Mich
J. Stanley Brown
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Kentucky
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Disciples of Christ
S Stabi
Lize
Chistian Church
Ken
Tucky
Rice & Arnold
Gibson
W. FP. Hielms
Glyndon Hotel
Hamilton Bros
Vandome
F. M. Jones
Palmer
Ohio
Mrs. Jones
Cay
Mu’d By &. Lawrence & Co
Stockton & Son
H.L. Perry & Son
C. M. Embry
Wace
Moberly
W. W. Broaddis & Co
Daily. Register
Ostum Cereal ‘Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
U.S. A
America
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