Local personals holiday notes and travels
Several holiday greetings and social movements appear as Mr. C. L. Harris travels Kentucky for Y M C A work. JohnS. Fielding earns engrossing clerk post for Ohio Legislature. Robert Connelly Jr. and wife return from New York for holidays. Mrs. M McMoore, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. W L Brean were dinner guests at Mrs. E C Dant ridge. Harvey Anderson and Albert Hubbard dined with Raymond Davis in Lockland. Carnation Club hosted by Mrs. Carrie Habner. Visitors include Mrs. William Miller of Lexington and Mrs Brown and Mrs Earwin of Chicago.
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Robert Connelly, Jr
New York
Messrs
Harvey Anderson
Albert Hubbard
Raymond Davis
Lockland
Carrie Habner
E Carnation Club
William Miller
Lexington, Ky
Brown
Earwin
Chicago
Mrs Mack Wallace Hosts Kin in Honor of Kentucky Sister
Mrs Mack Wallace entertained last Friday in honor of her sister Mrs Ben Carpenter of Kentucky. Covers were laid for eleven.
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Mack Wallace
Ben Carpenter
Kentucky
Mother Browning Dies in Louisville Home
MISS IDA M. BROWNING died at her home 928 West Walnut Louisville Ky December 24 1918 at 9 15 Formerly of Bowling Green she was known to colored theater performers as Mother Browning for the home like welcome she provided This notice is published for friends and relatives of the city
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Ida M. Browning
West Walnut
Louisville
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Mother Browning
Starks and Langhorne Family Holiday Visits
Mr and Mrs Samuel Wallace Starks are spending the holidays at South Bend Kentucky as guests of Mrs Starks mother Mr and Mrs John Langhorne spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson in Wyoming Mr and Mrs Luther Evans and Deloris of Springfield Ohio will spend New Year with her mother Mr and Mrs Jno Langhorne of this city
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Samuel Wallace Starks
South Bend, Ky
Mr. Starkes
John Langhorne
Mrs
Louis Anderson
Wyoming
Luther Evans
Laughter Deloris
Springfield
Ohio
Jno. Langhorne
Infant Joseph Caswell Born to Mr and Mrs Mealy
Infant Joseph Caswell is the son of Mr J Mealy and Mrs Lila Ingram, born to the couple in a local residence. The announcement notes the parents’ names and the infant’s given name, reflecting a standard birth notice in the community paper.
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Joseph Caswell
Mrs. J. Mealy
Lila Ingram
Mrs Josephine Farlice Plans Holiday Visit to Paris Ky
Mrs Josephine Farlice will spend the holidays in Paris Kentucky visiting relatives and enjoying seasonal time with family.
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Josephine Farlice
Paris, Ky
Miss Hawkins Plans Visit to Anna Home in Ohio
Miss Hawkins a teacher at the Wyoming School living with Mrs. A J Ingram Sr will visit her home in Anna Ohio to be with her mother Mrs Lee Rollings is not well Miss Susie Mangram will travel to London Ohio for holidays Mrs S Lewis suffers indigestion Miss Beatrice Fowler will visit her brother Edward in Chicago Mr and Mrs Arthur J Logan of Walnut Hills spent Sunday in Hamilton with Col L Wharton and Mr and Mrs Geo Reece and daughter of The Hamilton Club
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Miss Hawkins
Wyoming
A. J. Ingram
Anna
Beatrice Fowler
Edward
Chicago
Arthur J. Logan
Walnut Hills
Hamilton
Col. L. Wharton
Geo. Reece
Hamilton Club
Local Christmas Health News and Red Cross Drive Totals
Dr S J Watkins assisted Mrs Humes in Hazelwood on Xmas Day. Mrs Rosa Taylor in Russell St improving after stroke. Red Cross Drive features Colored Citizens. Rev F C Locust chair. Total raised 1895.00 with individual gifts listed. Fisk University raised 300 among girls led by Anna Mae Watkins. Rev Locust and others noted for contributions. Church activity includes Ninth Street revival eight converts. Parsonage fund planned by C M E Church. Local illnesses and burials noted for Mrs Charlotte Grant Mrs J C Smith Mrs Susie Marshall.
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F. C. Locust
Locust
IL McFerrin
J. {. Brewer
J. H. Ross
Fisk University
Red Cross
Anna Mae Watkins
Dr Perry Robinson Visits Lexington Hosts
Dr Perry Robinson of Lexington Kentucky stayed with Mr and Mrs Smith for several days last week. He is father of Helen Robinson, niece of Madam Georgine Kelly Smith. A Thursday dinner for him was informal and enjoyable. On Wednesday he dined with Dr N C Vaughn who then toured the town.
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Perry Robinson
Lexington
Dr. Robinson
N. C. Vaughn
Local Social Notes Include Visitors and Guests
Attorney W B Bush returns from Chicago on business. Mrs Esther Bean of Baltimore visits her Charleston relatives. Seargent Owens, adopted son of Blanton family, joins for New Year. Mrs Sylvanius Jefferson hosts dinner for Mrs Williams of Detroit. Laura Owings, Kentucky teacher, rooms with Hattie Mae Jones. Mrs Birdie Daugherty to Flemin County Ky after visit to sister M Holland. Mrs Jones of Nashville visits daughter. Mrs Trent on sick list. Mrs B Gray of Lexington visits sister Hopkins. Mrs Anderson of Buena Vista entertained. Bolizian Club hosts gathering. Mrs Ramsner and Mrs Berberge visiting Louisville. Carrie Anderson of Cumminsville hosts Friday. George and Robert Wyatt spend holidays in Cleveland.
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Birdie Daugherty and Son
Flemin County
M. Holland
Services Sunday for Poor Saints by Willing Workers Club
Sunday afternoon services at 2 30 for the benefit of Poor Saints under the Willing Workers Club with Mrs I Fox as president. Sermon titled Resurrection of the Prince of Peace delivered by Rev F C Locust.
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Willing Workers
Clu
First Baptist Church Hosts Xmas Tree Program for Pupils
The First Baptist Church entertained Sunday School pupils with a Xmas tree and programme. Mr. Deatherige of Richmond Kentucky plans to spend the holidays with his daughter Mrs. Susie Bates. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morton have moved from Main Ave to 215 Sixty-fourth St Carthage Ohio.
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The
First Baptist Church
Deatherige
Richmond, Ky
Susie Bates
Robert Morton
Main Ave
Sixty-fourth St
Carthage
Advertising for typewritten envelopes to send soldiers abroad
Our Government advises type written envelopes for letters to soldiers overseas. The Daniel Mfg. Co. offers 25 fine white envelopes typed with the soldier’s name and address for 2%0 payment. Order by writing the name and address plainly to Box 35, Station D, City.
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Daniel Mfg. Co
Station D
City
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