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Newspaper
Richmond Daily Register
Location
Richmond, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
3
A promotional note from W. F. Higgins advises buyers that it costs nothing to learn the distinctions between a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet and other cabinet types before making a purchase.
Mrs. Thomas F. Durham of Danville announces the engagement of her daughter Minnie Parke Durham to George D. Hopper, former U S Counsel to Stockholm now in the State Department in Washington. Hopper is a Centre College graduate and brother of Rev. Dr. W H Hopper. Miss Durham recently lived in Jepada h where she works with the University of Kentucky extension. A Danville house party features Miss Amy Turley Miss Virginia Hisle and Miss Margaret Quigghill hosted by Miss Francis Stone. Owsley Stone entertains Phi Kappa Tau in honor of Turley and Hisle. The wedding of Mrs Stella Roberts and Mr Arch Francis in Lexington surprised relatives. The couple will reside with the groom’s mother in Richmond after brief celebrations. Additional local notes mention trips, illnesses, and visits among residents of Richmond Lexington and nearby towns.
A naval department advertises a fashionable range of middy blouses and other summer wear. The listing highlights fresh styles for the season and urges sailors and officers to update their uniforms.
Miss Carraleen Ballard visited relatives in Ravenna for a weekend. Prof. Rigney of Berea College will attend the May festival with friends. Mrs. F. C. Gentry returned from Livermore to home. Miss Maude Stephenson of Paris visits Mrs. M. M. Miller. Rev. J. A. McClintock and wife returned from Paris. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton and children of Ravenna visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Harber with relatives in Lexington for the conclave. Mr. and Mrs. John Rouk and Miss Nell Rourk of Paris spend weekend here. Mrs. A. M. Davison returns from Stanford visit with daughter Cynthia.
Activities include funeral services for Mrs. J W Zaring conducted by Dr Homer W Carpenter in Shelbyville on Friday. Couples visit Lexington for a conclave and dances. locals host guests from Ravenna and Logan West Virginia. several attend Peabody College and Knights Templar events in Lexington.
The Stockholders of the Linen Supply Company will meet on Saturday May 22 1920 at 1 P M to vote on increasing capital stock issuing new stock dissolving the old company and reorganizing under a new plan. Members should be present to have a voice in these decisions.
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