Tea Parties and Town News Mix in Fortnightly Notes
Mrs Mills hosts Fortnightly Literary Club gathering with a refined tea. Madame Hiddinga of Washington and Miss Ethel Garner to depart Tuesday evening for the Host as guests praised the Southern hospitality. Local notices report visits, illnesses, and upcoming theatre at Lexington Opera House featuring Eleanor Robson in Vera the Medium with a strong supporting cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Adams
Eally
Madame Hiddinga
Washington, D.C
Ethel Garner
Adams
Mrs. Adams
John Garner
Miss Garner
Mesdames
Thos. Robinson
Hart Robinson
Buford Tracy
F. B. Wentworth
J. W. Ishmael
Charlie Parrish
J. W. Poynter
Iley Poynter
J. C. Vaught
Liz- Press
Jeff Sutherland
Mary Miller
Sam Willis
Will Garner
Ed Mitchell
Ed Clark
John Worth
Maurice Miller
P. B. Winn
Strauder Goff
Carrie Buckner
John Reese
Womack
Tucker
Gippie Sympson
Gay, Kohlhass
Rufus Lisle
Julia Graves
Carrie Lee Hathaway
Mary Belle Field Miller
Anne Dudley
Sara Buckner
Theo Nelson
Stanley Jackson
Lexngton Opera House
Eleanor Robson
Richard Harding Davis
Miss Robson
Davis
Mary Ann
America
H. B. Warner
Claude Brooks
William Redmond
Roy Fairchild
Brandon Hurst
Lucille Watson
Carolyn Kenyon
Winchester
Scott
Tempest and Sunshine at the Opera House
Mary J Hol lines novel Tempest and Sunshine produced by Lem B Parker plays Friday matinee and night. Beautiful scenery airy costumes and period gowns highlight a strong entertaining story with Southern melodies and comedy from darky servants. A top recent success, a must see for theatre goers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Hollines
Lem B. Parker
Opera
Thanksgiving Sale by Church Circle For Mountain Education
The Young Ladies Mission Circle of the First Christian Church holds a Thanksgiving sale on Wednesday November 26 at T. S. Bush store. Proceeds fund education for a mountain girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Mission Circle
The
First Christian Church
T. S. Bush
Jackson Ferry Social Notes and Local Commerce
Mrs. Richard Thompson is ill. Turkeys sold at 12 to 14 cents per pound. Jas Woosley bought corn from Pola Barrow at 3 per barrel. Families visited relatives including Gravitt, Baker, Woosley, Shearer and Adams. A wedding occurred at the bride's home Friday November 13. Reverend Martin preached at Mt Olive church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Woosley
Pola Barrow
Jesse Thompson
Rosa Jones
William Gravitt
Louise Eads
Flanagan
Jasper Wilcox
J.D. Baker
Mae
Minnie Shearer
Laula
Ruth Woosley
Millie
Lena Gravitt
Clarence Roe
Emma Adams
Wm. Gravitt
Willie
Mt. Sterling
Theodore Thompson
Ellen
Braid Thomas
Thos. Woosley
Decia Thomas
Ed Stokely
Simon Shearer
Ab Shearer
Martin
Mt. Olive Church
George Hampton
J. M. Hampton
Jno. Baker
Allie
Doylesville
Arlan
Lawsuit over Inches of Ground Between Adjacent Lots
Heirs of John Stubblefield and Dr. Hubbard Taylor dispute a seven to fifteen inch encroachment by the Taylor office on the former’s property. The case delays a three-store block at North Main Street, with stalled rent and prospects of a compromise to finish the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stubblefield
Hubbard Taylor
North Main Street
Broadway
Washington Street
Mr. Stubblefield
Dr. Taylor
Stubblefield
Taylor
J.D. Jones
Vic Bloomfield
T. C. Piersall
Power of Will and Self Drive in Moral Action
Quote from Humboldt on the moral world where nothing is impossible with a thorough will. It asserts that individuals can accomplish all with themselves but warns against overreaching by relying on others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Groceries Delivered by Tr Howard and Humphries
Corner store at Main and Broadway offers groceries fruits and vegetables delivery at your door on November 23 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard & Humphries
Main and
Broadway
Death of Rufus Chism Beloved Local Boy
Rufus Chism sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs W M Chism died at home in the eastern part of the county at 5 p m from bleeding at the nose. Burial set for Tuesday at Devary graveyard. His death casts gloom over the community where he was known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus
W. M. Chism
Devary
Protracted Meeting Sends Pastor Crafton Away
Rev. C. E. Crafton leaves Tuesday for Smith's Grove Kentucky to lead a protracted meeting. Prof. W. S. Anderson of K. W. C. will fill his pulpit while he is away. Also offered is seventeen and one half pounds of best Granulated sugar for $1.00 at Howard and Humphries. 11-23-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Crafton
Smith’s Grove
W. S. Anderson
Howard & Humphries
Grand Rally and Reopening at Clark's M. E. Church
Sunday November 22 marks the reopening with an all day program. Preaching at 11 a.m., 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. with Rev P T Garvin, Rev H W Simmons, and Rev D R Hickman all of Kentucky towns. Epworth League 6:30 p.m. Miss D S E Tyler president. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. J H Harris superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
M. E
P. T. Garvin
Paris
H. W. Simmons
Lexington
D. R. Hickman
Epworth League
D. S. E. Tyler
J. H. Harris
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Persov
Mary Renaker
North Main
Anna Mae Hisle
Ben Cockrell
F. M. Baker
J. J. Porter
J. W. Porter
Baptist Church
Weston
Baptist
Geo. O. Graves
Chilesburg
Mauri
Williamsburg
George O. Graves
James H. Evans
A. R. Cook
Louisville and Southern
Howard Cook
Howard King
George O. Tebbs
New York
Oldham
George Prewitt
Joe McCord
Charles McCord
Mary V. Miller
Prewittt
Middlesboro
Hugh M. Megular
Walter Calmes
Florida
J. H. Poynter
Clark County
Nickell
Jackson
J. T. Day
Eleanor Robbson
Opera House
Baldwin Bros
Artis & Turnbull
Clifton B. Ross
Comforts
Voiles
Jackson Ferry
Richard Thompson
Stubblefield and Taylor Heirs
Perrin’s
South Main St
C.H. Bowen
Rufus Chism
S. C. Turner
P. C
Turkey
Country Ham
Auditorioum
Birmingham Age-Herald
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