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Newspaper

Winchester News

Location

Winchester, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1908

Page

5

Society Notes and Upcoming Events in Winchester

Invitations issued for December 3 by Mrs. William R. Thomas and Miss Thomas from 4 to 6 30. Euchre and Forty-Two events hosted by Mrs. George F. Clark. Kings Daughters bazaar set for December 10. Merchant of Venice performance on December 14. Local society updates include visits, travels, and moving notices across Winchester and nearby towns with multiple residents and relations mentioned.

William R. Thomas Miss Thomas

Town Social and Visiting Guests In Lexingto n

Local notes record guests and visitors from multiple states including Indiana Ohio and West Virginia. Notable mentions include Mr T E Beatty State College Miss Mary Bush Indianapolis and Mrs Carrie Buckner hosting a Bridge Club. Also several residents and relatives travel between Lexington Paris Versailles and nearby towns.

T. E. Beatty State College Bud Allen Mary Bush Indianapolis Ind Frank Gilbert Joplin Fred A. Apling Huntington W. Va Fred Braden Portland Herbert Lee Rice Forest Shoals T. D. Chenault Lexington T. W . van Meter Carrie Buckner Bridge Club Messrs Stanley Talbott Clay McClure Gay Prewitt Prof Dalgety Atkit Senna Robson Mariterite Hieatt Sara Jones Margaret Day Harry Crawford Hot Springs Ark Lester Witherspoon Versailles Warren Witherspoon Brown- Proctoria Will Hieatt Georgetown College Miss Lewis Ann Duerson Phoebe Lambert Evelyn Buck Paris M. E. Price H. A. Tandy Anna E. Wilson Maple Street J. W. Porter Mildred Thomson Carr Calmes John W. Yerkes E. R. Riggs Raymond Princeton Woodson Moss Brown-Proctoria Hotel

Birth Announcements Note Two Daughters Born

A baby girl was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs J Cornett and a daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs John Quinn.

John Quinn

Church Services and Revival Schedules Across Local Congregations

The report lists multiple churches with Sunday services at 10 45 11 and 7 00 including Episcopal Rev F B Wentworth preaching on The Value of Christian Friendship at the Lexington diocese deaconry Elder Lawrence W Scott of Stamping Ground at Church of Christ with subject Assurance Rev J H McNeill morning service Do Not Weary in Well Doing morning sermon 11 00 Rev William Cumming evening 7 00 baptisms start Monday 10 30 and Washington Street Presbyterian 11 00 morning sermon The Christian and His House Prof W S Andersen Dr William B Ricks 11 00 and 7 30 solo by R O Moss in morning service.

Episcopal Church F. B. Wentworth Diocese of Lexington Lawrence W. Scott Stamping Ground Church of Christ J. H. McNeill Court House J. W. Porter William Cumming Washington Street Presbyterian Church W. S. Andersen William B. Ricks R. O. Moss

Celebration of tobacco growers victory in Carlisle Kentucky

In Carlisle Kentucky on November 28 thousands of tobacco growers from Nicholas and neighboring counties gathered for a joyous meeting. Cannons and anvils sounded as speakers celebrated the victory for living prices after the Burley Tobacco Society sold pooled 1906 and 1907 tobacco to the American Tobacco Company and other firms in Louisville last week.

Carlisle Nicholas Burley Tobacco Society American Tobacco Company Louisville

Boone and Carson families explored in Kentucky history

Lexington Kentucky November 19 1908 The News editor seeks posts from experts on the Boone and Carson families. The note outlines Kit Carson born December 24 1809 in Madison County and tracing lineages to the Boones including Dan iel Boone and his children. It requests living descendants and related families in Madison Clark and surrounding areas.

Lexington the News Boone Carson Kit Carson Madison County Missouri Kit Lindsay Carson Miss Boone Daniel Boone Daniel Jamima Flanders Calloway Elizabeth Fanny Calloway Roonesboro Susannah Wm. Hayes Fayette County Ormie Hays Rebecca Philip Gee Lavenia Joseph Scholl Clark County Wm. Hays Gee Scholl Schollsville Scholls Joseph Seholl Boones James B Cumberland Gap Kentucky Clinch River Virginia Logan Pittsburg Daniel Greathouse Israel Blue Licks Daniel Morgan Boone Jesse Nathan Fayette Point Pleasant Kenowha Maysville Jacob Boone Bourbon Linvilles Fayette and Clark Counties Hays and Scholls St. Louis John C. Freemont Rocky Mountains Hhis Taos New Mexico Maria Josefa Jaramillo Christever Carson Ma Josefa Jaramillo Antonio Jose Martinez C. Carson Linsey Carson Rebecca Bevenson State of Francisco Jaramillo Maria Polonia George Bent Cruz Padilla Juan Manual Lucer Jose Maria Valdez Bevenson Robertson Kit Carson, Jr Rebecca Robertson Kentucky County Madison

Stone and Puckett wedding in Iron Mound joins Stone family

Married November 19 at the bride’s home Mr Sam Stone wed Miss Annie Puckett with Esquire Elijah King officiating. A wedding supper followed and the couple later left for a reception at the groom’s home. Other items note patients including Gracie Stone ill and visits among family.

Amanda Stone Ellen James Luke Bertha Howard Josie Minnie Stone John Williams Alice Webber Lottie Christopher Fannie Williams Tinker Puckett Everman Malinda Howard Arthur Combs St Combs Josie Christophe Sam Stone Annie Puckett Shannon Fielder Sissie Stone Esquire Elijah King

Additions and Revival At Local Methodist Church

Reports list two additions to the Methodist Church after Rev. Mr. Ricks led revival services. The text notes ongoing services and multiple daily gatherings next week, with his sermon on the theme Thy Sins Will Find You Out and references to forgiveness for sin.

Mr. Ricks Methodist Church Ricks Achan Saul Cain David God

Local Notices and Social Updates from Mt Sterling

Mr G T Rolland bought cattle at Mt Sterling for 3 cents head on court day Mrs M E Murphy and son return from Cincinnati Hamilton and Ohio visits Clorine Lowry hosted graphophone music at Ira Wills home for Miss Lizzie Comb of Winchester J D Monroe sold cattle to George Anderson at 3 12 and 4 12 cents Miss Florence and Susie Bedford hosted by Della and Beatrice Rolland Sallie Ellen Wills recovering from chicken pox

Nellie West Bend T. L. Todd Macon Mattie Poindexter Cynthiana H. R. Payton Mt. Sterling Winchester Hunt School House W. S. Robinson West Broadway J. F. McDonald East Broadway Vine Street W. P. Daugherty A. S. Moore William J. B Henry Domigane Wades Mill R. W. Hampton Harold Hampton Amanda Hampton Effie Kindred Wades’ Mill Elizabeth Powell Richmond R. N. Mansfield Madison County Nettie Wade Fitel W. J. Reed Alabama Street Carlisle Worth Cratsey Pilot View Chas. Locknane Crown City Ohio American Tobacco Company Hazle Cottingham Paris John Kenna G. T. Rolland Court Uay M. E. Murphy and Son Cincinnati Hamilton Clorine Lowry Ira Wills Lizzie Comb J. D. Monroe George Anderson Florence Susie Bedford Della Beatrice Rolland Sallie Ellen Wills

Local notes from Sycamore and area

Abram Renick shipped one car of show cattle to Chicago on Monday. L. B. Martin visited here for a month and returned to Kokomo Indiana. Jimmie Willie Brown left for Kokomo Indiana to attend school. Marshall Eades visits Richmond friends. Mrs. Snowden visits Mt. Sterling friends. B. D. Goff hunted in Laurel county last week.

Abram Renick Chicago L. B. Martin Kokomo Ind Jimmie Willie Brown Marshall Eades Richmond Mrs. Snowden Mt. Sterling B. D. Goff Laurel County

Rise and Shine Motto for Lazy Man Warns in Ethnic Dialect

In a passage attributed to Brother Williams in the Atlanta Constitution, the speaker urges action and warns that laziness leads to harm. He criticizes those who wait in the sun or rely on rest, arguing that the world has no place for the indolent and that such people end up hurt.

Brother Williams Atlanta Constitution

Winchester guests visit Witt and Brookshire families

Miss Pattie Jones and Nancy Pharis of Winchester along with Millie Witt visited Ida Witt from Friday to Sunday. Ruth Bird Noel is much better. Mrs. J. L. Witt spent Friday with her daughter Mrs. R. H. Brookshire.

Pattie Jones Nancy Pharis Winchester Millie Witt Ida Witt Ruth Bird Noel J. L. Witt R. H. Brookshire

The Philadelphia Lawyer and a Dying Profession

A barrooms style reminiscence notes that famed Philadelphia lawyers seem to fade away. It recalls a century old quip that success in law depended on hiring a Philadelphia lawyer and jokes about the city’s scholastic hurdles.

Philadeskia Philadelphia New York

Attractive Trifles and Gift Crafts from Ribbon

The article describes handmade gifts using green linen, ribbon, and perfumed materials. It outlines a mission photograph frame, opera bags, candle shades, ribbon cases, utility wall or travel cases, and a sewing kit with pockets. It also suggests name cards and decorative figures as gifts.

College Flags Crafting For Christmas Gifts

College flags are easy to make with care and precision. Cut letters from stiff cardboard, trace onto felt, and cut with a sharp knife. Mount on felt with a light coat of photograph paste and couch edges with silk strands in the matching color.

Ice behavior under freezing conditions described

The text explains how ice does not stay fixed below freezing and cannot be heated above the melting point under ordinary conditions. Ice cools to the ambient air temperature in winter, warms as the air warms, and reaches its melting point where it changes state.

Also Mentioned on This Page

George F. Clark Kings’ Daughters Merchant of Venice Don’torget James Benton J. W. Ogden First Christian Church First Baptist Church J.’ J. Porter First Presbyterian Church Washington Street Presbyterian W. H. Polk Iron Mound Gracie Stone T. A. Ogden Thos. True Milton Conkwright J.C. Everman Thos. Ogden, Jr Wm. Swope J. T. Quisenberry John Fritz L. & E. Railway Hattie Swope Lou Swope Dick Everman White Hall Sallie Hutson Samai Lhe Dr. Wilberforce DODGE Locknane Ediie Witt J. L
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