Miss Ella Pendleton Hosts Elegant Euchre Party
Miss Ella Pendleton entertained friends with an informal euchre party in her home complimenting Miss Richie of Cincinnati. The event featured March lilies and ferns, late games, and a delicious luncheon at small tables. Guests included Miss Richie, Miss Mabel Shipp, Edna Gaitskill, Mary Crutcher, Allan Crutcher, Sara Peak, Lou isville Richie Lane Florie Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Pendleton
Miss Richie
Cincinnati
Mabel Shipp
Miss Pendleton
Edna Gaitskill
Mary
Allan Crutcher
Sara Peak
Louisville
Richie Lane
Florie Smith
James Phillips
John
Tom Weathers
Joe Nunnelley
James Winn
Fleming Quisenberry
Lyle Robb
Missionary Society Meeting at First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Rand Baldwin hosted the Missionary Society at the First Presbyterian church on Monday. Led by Mrs Charles Rees the program included scripture reading prayer and business. The month’s subject was Mexico and Mrs King led the discussion with a roll call on investing for missions. The choir presented Mrs W S Bates with a jeweled belt pin in appreciation for her solos and assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
First Presbyterian Church
W. 8. Bates
Entertaining Evening at Winn Avenue Home
Misses Georgia and Margaret Cor nett hosted a cordial gathering at their Winn avenue residence Monday night with games enjoyed well into the evening. Invited guests included Aileen Osborne Rebecca Eckley Lille, while Mr. and Mrs. James Irving of South Dakota vacationing in Florida visited the Sympson home. Also noted are visits by Crews Rash and family Elder J. M. Rash. R. J. Sidwell returning from Bracken county. Joe Scott the South end mail carrier returning to duties. Joe Nunnelley Tom Weathers in Lexington. Waller Nunnelley visiting Carlisle. Nathan Brooks from Lexington visiting Dr. George S. Brooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Margaret Cornett
Winn Avenue
Aileen Osborne
Rebecca Eckley
Lille
James Irving
South Dakota
Florida
A. H. Sympson
Crews Rash
Clay City
J. M. Rash
R. J. Sidwell
Bracken County
Joe Scott
South End
Messrs
Joe Nunnelley
Tom Weathers
Lexington
Africa’s bare garb sparks claims on modesty
In an interview by Arthur George Pomeroy Cullen, Sir Edwin Col len comments that African women in minimal dress are the most modest, contrasting with Western clothing. He suggests clothing incites vanity and proposes showing a native woman before and after civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Arthur George Pomeroy Cullen
Sir Edwin Collen
British East Africa
Mr. Collen
Social notes from Lexington and surrounding towns
Mrs J W Oliver visits sister Mrs John Smith in Lexington. Miss Nancy Hodgkin stays with Miss Martha Rye from Saturday to Monday. Mrs R B Hunter returns from Lexington. Mrs Elliott of Somerset visits Rev J J Porter. Judge George B Nelson and Miss Theo Nelson return from Florida. J L B White of Paintsville, formerly of the city, visits sister Miss Mary White. Mr and Mrs W S Bates depart for Canada after weeks here. Prof O W Hedges heard evangelist Dr Torrey in Paris. Mrs J B Adams leaves for Cincinnati Indianapolis and Chicago for spring openings. Mrs Stokes of Virginia joins Mrs James Tyler in Midway then with Mrs William Cumming. Mrs Joe Robb of Nicholasville visits Mrs J W McClure. Rev C A Tague of Richmond spends Monday in town. Mrs Henry Nunnelley returns from Lexington hospital improved. Mr Fred Bassett of Mt Sterling a town guest Monday. Court attendees in Mt Sterling include Hampton, Hieatt, Gilbert, Jenkins, Bush, Benton. Paris visitors for Torrey include Elizabeth Tracy, Nannie Bowden, O J Chandler, Mrs Frank Jackson, Warwick Gay. Mrs J N Hisle ill. Miss Anna Mae Hisle in Lexington today. Mrs Floyd Day spends Monday. Miss Laura Douglass of Lexington returns home after visit with Mrs E S Jouett. Mrs Celia Hugely and Mrs McCord of Madison county guests of Mrs J W Shearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oliver
John Smith
Lexington
Nancy Hodgkin
Martha Rye
R. B.hunter
D. C. Hunter
Elliott
Somerset
J. J. Porter
George B. Nelson
Theo Nelson
Florida
J. L. B. White
Paintsville
Mary White
W. S. Bates
Canada
O. W. Hedges
Paris
Torrey
J. B. Adams
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Chicago
Stokes
Virginia
James Tyler
Midway
William Cumming
Joe Robb
Nicholasville
J. W. McClure
College Street
C. A. Tague
Richmond
Henry Nunnelley
Fred Bassett
Mt. Sterling
Messrs
Henry A. Hampton
Virgil Hieatt
Howard Gilbert
J. M
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Transactions
E. E. Snowden bought a horse from B. Kerr Jr. for 80 dollars. B. C. Kimball traveled to Winchester on business last week. Webb Johnson was in Winchester on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eubank visited Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Snowden on Sunday. Sergt. Chas F. Kimbrell from Indian Fields visited relatives from Thursday to Saturday. J. W. Snowden returned to Louisville after visiting his parents here. S. B. Kerr Jr. of Log Lick was here on business last week. Several residents attended the burial of J. D. Berryman at Log Lick on Sunday. Miss Rebecca Howard of Trapp visited her cousin Miss Carries Puckett recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Snowden
B. Kerr, Jr
B. C. Kimball
Winchester
Webb Johnson
M. B. Eubank
J. A. Snowden
Sergt
Chas. F. Kimbrell
Indian Fields
J. W. Snowden
Louisville
S. B. Kerr, Jr
Log Lick
J. D. Berryman
Rebecca Howard
Trapp
Carries Puckett
RUCKERVILLE NOTES OF BIRTHS RESIDENT MOVES AND SALE
Births announce a son for Mr and Mrs John Stone and another for Mr and Mrs John Cobb. Dr Richard Allen has neuralgia and his son is ill with pneumonia. Rodney Brookshire rents to Mrs Lillie Conkwright and Rev Oda Baxter moves to his vacated house. W A Stephens travels to Irvine on business and sells 16 head of cattle at 18 dollars each to Mr Woodford of Bourbon county. Mr and Mrs B F Tapp and Mr and Mrs Ben Rainey visit Reuben Tipton family at Mooresville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stone
Mareh
John Cobb
Ichard Allen
Rodney Brookshire
Lillie Conkwright
Oda Baxter
Brookshire
W. A. Stephens
Irvine
Woodford
Bourbon County
B. F. Tapp
Ben Rainey
Reuben Tipton
Mooresville
Being a Boy and the Value of Boyhood
A Denver Times note extols boys as inherently fine and valuable, arguing boys gain more from life than girls despite frequent fussing. The reflection centers on childhood roles and gendered expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Times
Visit Notes Show Local Families Gathering
John Wiseman visits his brother at this place. Mr and Mrs Silas Fisher and children spent Sunday with Mrs Curt Bradley. Mr and Mrs Morgan McKinney of Spout Sprigs spent Friday with Mrs Nannie McKinney. Mrs Henry Wiseman and her mother spent Sunday with Mrs Serena Bradley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wiseman
Silas Fisher
Curt Bradley
Morgan McKinney
Nannie McKinney
Henry Wiseman
Serena Bradey
Corn Trades and Family Visits Reported in Winchester Area
Mr J T Cory sold a car of corn to McEldoney of Winchester at 3.25 dollars per barrel. Mr G T Rolland sold to Pendleton County parties one car of corn at 3.50 dollars per barrel. Mr and Mrs R V Northcutt visited relatives in Winchester from Saturday to Monday. Miss Maggie Watts of Indian Fields returned home Sunday after visiting relatives for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Cory
McEldoney
Winchester
G. T. Rolland
Pendleton County
R. V. Northcutt
Maggie Watts
Indian Fields
Local Social Guests and Visits Highlight Week
Miss Dollie Christop her was a pleasant guest of Fay and Aasnie Epperson over the weekend. Hiram Blye stayed with his sister Mrs. George Goodridge in Lexington for several days. Stella and Katie Sewell visited Annie and Fay Epperson. Jim Daniel joined Jouett Lisle Saturday night. Leon Lisle visited Yancey Merritt Sunday. Jouett Lisle and Jim Daniel were guests of Tom Lisle Sunday. W J Lisle visited C M Guy Saturday and Sunday. Sammie Hodgkin attended Richmond court Monday. Mrs. Roger Quisenberry returned home after a month with her daughter Mrs. Armer Hisle. D A Thomson is able to conduct school again, and his wounded arm is improving slowly. M P Lisle of Lexington was guest of his brother this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Christop Her
Fay
Aasnie Epperson
Hiram Blye
George Goodridge
Lexington
Stella
Katie Sewell
Annie
Fay Epperson
Jim Daniel
Jouett Lisle
Leon Lisle
Yancey Merritt
Jim Daniel Wree
Tom Lisle
W. J. Lisle
C. M. Guy
Sammie Hodgkin
Richmond Court
Roger Quisenberry
Armer Hisle
D. A. Thomson
M. P. Lisle
Elder J. W. Harding to preach at Fairfax street church
Elder J. W. Harding will deliver sermons at the Church of Christ on Fairfax street this Sunday morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harding
Church of Christ
Fairfax Street
Deaths and Funerals. R W Tanner
The funeral for Mr. Reuben W. Tanner who died from a stroke was held at Washington Street Presbyterian Church at 10 am Tuesday. Rev. C E Crafton and Rev. J A Francis officiated. Burial followed in the Winchester cemetery family lot. Pallbearers were Luther Watts John A Tanner Frank E Tanner John E Bush Willis R Tanner and Dr M S Browne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben W. Tanner
Washington Street Presbyterian Church
C. E. Crafton
J. A. Francis
Russellville
Kentucky
Winchester Cemetery
Luther Watts
John A. Tanner
Frank E. Tanner
John E. Bush
Willis R. Tanner
M.S. Browne
Directors of Citizens Life Called to Meet
Insurance Commissioner Charles W. Bell orders a March 25 meeting of Citizens Life directors in Louisville. He will present the full Meriweather examination report and discuss its features with the board and public interests in mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Charles W. Bell
Citizens Life Insurance Company
Louisville
Bell
David L. Meriweather
Meriweather
Feast Days Observed for St Patrick and St Joseph
Wednesday marks the Feast of St Patrick and Friday the Feast of St Joseph in the Catholic Church. Services will be held at St Josephs Church on both mornings at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick
St. Joseph
St. Joseph’s Church
Spring Millinery Opening By Bettie Johnson and Mrs Wills
Miss Bettie Johnson and Mrs Wills announce a spring millinery opening on Friday and Saturday March 19 and 20. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C.H. Bowen
Soci
Euchre Party
Skidomre Fanny Curry
Maud Cornett
Allie Peters
Grant and
Arcie Hammonds
Will Moss Cooper
Herbert Henry
Kash Strother
Waller Nunnelley
Carlisle
Nathan Brooks
Georges. Brooks
R.w.rounsavall
Ferndell Pure Foods
Huyler’s Candies
Chase & Sanborn
Price
Celia Hugely
Mrs. McCord
Madison County
J. W. Shearer
Pine Ridge
Ruckerville
Little Stoner
DODGE
ELKIN
Citizens Life
Clifton B. Ross
Court House
Stamper H Skin
Alcadies
Shearer
Opera House
Don
Montana
Frances Hopper
Western Plains
David Belasco
Oaylor
Avril the
Mullinery
Poynter
Gancaster
Main and
Fairfax Streets
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