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Newspaper
Winchester News
Location
Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
5
Mr. Lader Skinner is in Louisville on business. Misses Mary and Lucile Renaker spent Thursday in Lexington. Miss Sadie Belle Flynn will arrive Saturday from Margaret Hall Versailles to spend the holidays with friends here.
In Kentucky towns including Lexington Georgetown Danville Paris and Winchester large Christmas stamp drives raise funds to combat tuberculosis. About 5 000 stamps sold in Lexington with orders for 50 000 more Carlisle reports rising demand Winchester and Richmond Danville and Paris place large orders and stamps are sold at local merchants. Proceeds benefit tuberculosis relief statewide.
Miss Alice Porter hosts the Literary and Social Club with papers on the life of Lord Byron by Miss Richie Lane and Miss Margaret Sphar, plus Byron poems recited by Miss Florrye Smith and songs by Miss Winnie Garrett. A Christmas Dance at the Auditorium features Saxton Trost orchestra with grand march led by Lewis Hampton and Ethel Thomas.
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