The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-12-30
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Ida Haynes Xmas
Miss Kitty Wimp, Big Spring, is visit
ing her grandparents.
Miss Beulah's social Monday night
was pleM ant affair.
Miss Bette Clsrkson is here TO attend
the Woolfolk--Lewis wedding.
Miss Sue Carter, Of Lebanon, is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs D @. Pusey.
Epworth League held literary and
musical meeting last Friday night.
Pete Fontaine will leave for Kansas
this week after visit to his mother.
This letter is rushed-many items may
have e. capped me-duties have pressed.
Miss Beulah Fontaine will entertain
tonight Monday for her young friends.
Thanks Mr.. Editor, for that nice
Xmas and New Years letter Is wife
jealous?
Bert Moorman came up from Shaw
neetown, Ill, to spend the holidays with
his wife.
Mis- Annie hewitt and brother, Lon
spent day or two with their mother at
Woodland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yeakel are established
in their elegant new home at home to
their numerous friends.
The candy-pulling at Mrs. GrineIl's
was at an early hour when the crowd
repaired to Mrs. Coughs.
/ @. M hewitt is at home for the holt
day vacation looking well and is delight
ed with Glendale College and his pupils
Will Casperke, as usual, came home
for turkey and plum pudding. Mrs
Chas. Casperke "sure" does know how
to serve them.
We will eat turkey to day (Wedne sday)
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Teare-that
means good dinner and big time at a
pretty, hospltable country home.
Miss Eleanor B. Hendrick, as sted by
Miss Virginia Rhodes, will give a Land.
some reception tonight Monday at her
beautiful country home, Kings Rest.
Miss Halle Dowdy, after long visit
to Texas and Kansas has returned to her
sisters, Mrs. Abram Ditto. We are glad
to have Halle back. She is looking
well.
Will and Dee ate Xmas dinner at
home. Miss Irma Gordon was also a
guest of Miss Maydee Pusey who re-
turned with her to New Albany for a
few days.
Will Shellman ate Christmas dinner
with us and his uncle George Frymire.
Will is a great big fellow and we were
all glad to see our used to be" little
neighbor.
Bro. Phillip Jenkins preached Satur-
day and Sunday at the Baptist church
We were sorry the services in the
churches copAicted but both had good
congregations.
Mrs. Mary Radley, (nee Mary Fair
leigh, is here on visit to her parents.
Mary stav off wrinkles and Times foot
prints and looks as youthful as she did
long years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fairleigh, of Pa
ducah, spent Xmas with their parents
and left Monday for home. Charlie
Fairleigh is prosperous business man
and has a most lovely wife whom we all
love.
Mrs. w. II Cough will give cotillion
tonight TUESDAY at her spacious home.
Bodenstadt will furnish the music and
all of us who have enjoyed "mszy
dance" in Mrs. Coughs pretty dining
Ioom with waxen polished floor and to
the strains Of that enhancing band know
just what is in store for us tonight.
Mrs John Frakes went TO Bewleyville
to attend the marriage of her brother,
Mr. Chas Drury to Miss Lewis. The
groom has large circle OF friends here
who extend hearty congratulations and
are glad to know he has chosen an at
tractive, lovely he'll m let to journey
through life by his side.
The marriage to-day Of George Wool
folk TO Miss Bertha Lewis will be bril-
liant function and will be attended by
number OF representative people, from a
distance. White and green colors will
prevail. American Beauty and Brides
roses will be carried by the bride and
bridesmaids On Thursday, amid show
err OF rice and old shoes the happy couple
will bid farewell for East st. Louis
The regular quarterly services of the
M. f. church were held last Saturday
and Sunday with the Presiding Elder,
Rev. r b. 0verton in attendance Bro.
overton preached fur sermons and we
who have known him and watched his
ministerial career for mary years were
not surprised TO hear the very best OF
excellent, gospel sermons, full of logic
and eloquence delivered with a Christ
like spirit. Bro. Overton received the
greater part OF s'dne education here and
hence is no stranger TO the older mem
bers but not many familiar faces greeted
bim whom he knew in the long ago.
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