Birthday fete for Little Joe Collins on Union Pike
Social and personal notes report Little Joe Collins entertaining many young friends at his Union Pike home for a fifth birthday. Guests listed include Miss Mary Smith Duncan Bertha Neve Catherine Helen Mary France Parks Elizabeth Phelps and others with cake and ices served.
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Little Joe Collins
Union Pike
Mary Smith Duncan
Bertha
Neve Catherine
Helen
Mary France
Gathering at Mrs. Sant Oldham Home Friday Evening
A large group of friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mrs. Sant Oldham Friday evening on
Pleasant Birthday Gathering For 64th Anniversary
Mrs. Grinstead returns from Asbury College amid a friendly neighborhood surprise. About twenty five guests joined at 7:30 PM for a ready buffet luncheon and a cake decorated with candles and spring flowers. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKinney, Dr. and Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Mollie White, and several Oldham and Ellison relatives. Patsy McCord returns home for summer from Mary Baldwin Seminary. Mrs. Lyman Parrish travels from Winchester for granddaughter Dorothy Grinstead’s graduation.
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Asbury College
Jim McKinney
We. McKinney
R. O. Lackey
Celia Ellison
Zenia Cobb
Smith Oldham
Florence Eubank
G. B. Turley, Jr
Kinser
J. W. Scudder
Chandler
Social notes travel through Kentucky towns this week
A long list of local visits and travel motivations fills the week. Residents and out of town guests include Miss Lucille Bonny in Louisville, Mr. S. M. Lackey in Danville, Mr. Ben Wilcox of Irvine, and Edwin Powell in Cincinnati. Social rounds continue with Madisonville, Winchester, Lexington, Nelson County, and Seattle connections mentioned.
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Lucille Bonny
Louisville
S. M. Lackey
Danville
Ben Wilcox
Irvine
Edwin Powell
Cincinnat
Joe McCord
Winchester
William Tribble
Daughte
Stanford
D. H Breck
Willis Kennedy
Lexington
Macie Farris
Blue Diamond
G. C. Hayes
Mery Boggs
Nelson County
Alice Farris
Macre
Lottie Farris
Texas
Nannie Miller Woods
D. B. Shackelford
J. 5. Collins
Mary C. Arbuckle
Robert Burke
Chenault
R. F. Spears
William Spears
Oklahoma City
R. ®. Turley
Callie Miller Shackelford
Philip Frear
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wison Tate
Orlando
Fla
Georgia Belle Powell
Hazard
Margaret and
Florrie Lane
Anna Lee Park
Thedford's Black-Draught Credited By Wife For Rescue
A Terribly Swollen Rossville Georgia wife reports her husband, an engineer, injured lifting and failing to respond to castor oil. After taking Thedford's Black-Draught in a large dose he recovered rapidly, crediting the remedy with saving his life.
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Rossville
Kate Lee Able
Thedford
Soviet Marriage Code Requires Spouse Support in Need
London report on translated Soviet marriage laws says spouses must support each other if one is unable to work and in need. It outlines divorce grounds, age requirements, civil registration, and state control over inheritance and confiscation of emigrants’ estates.
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London
Russia
Russian People’s Commissariat of Justice
Department of Social Security
Madison Farmers On Job At College Visit
The first group of 77 Madison county farmers visited the College of Agriculture and Experimental Station at Lexington this season. They toured livestock soil plots beef cattle feeding barns hogs and other facilities and said it was one of the best days’ work they had ever done.
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Visi
College of Agriculture and Experimental Station
Lexington
Madison County
Memorial Service at First Christian Church
The first Christian church holds a memorial service Sunday evening with Mr Carpenter speaking on "The Challenge of Our Dead Heroes" and a roll call of attendees who served in various wars. Mr Carpenter will also preach at 10 45 Sunday morning.
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First Christian Church
Carpenter
Mr. Carpenter
Mrs. Sam Park Wagers Visits Lexington for Weekend
Mrs. Sam Park Wagers is in Lexington for a weekend visit to relatives.
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Sam Park Wagers
Lexington
Federal anti lynch law proposed in Congress
A federal anti lynch law would punish mob participants with fine and imprisonment and subject counties where lynching occurs to forfeiture of ten thousand nine dollars.
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Congress
City detects gambling at Cincinnati League park games
Spectators caught gambling during games at Cincinnati League park will be ejected. Mayor Galvin, at the request of August Herrmann president of the Cincinnati club, has detailed detectives to be on duty in the grand stands to stamp out gambling.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati, O
Cincinnati League
Galvin
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Club
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