The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1908-11-14
COLORED COLUMN.

IHc~ negro DdptlSIS, Ill NaClOndl
Convention assembled recommended
negro dolls for negro children.
Will Fields visited Miss Florence
Gentry at Berea Thursday.
Rev. Allen Allensworth, uncle of
DR.. j. H. Tyler, of this city, is a
retired chaplain of the U. S. army
decided to make it their home.
The local Business League OF
Louisville has invited the National
Negro Business League to meet III
that city next August. Said body Is
composed of over twelve hundred del
egates.
The County Clerk issued no colored
marriage licenses this week.
DR.. JAS. Bond, the Berea College
representative was in the city this
week.
Rev. S. G. Turner who recently
took charge of the nj. f. Church
here, has a son prac ticing Medicine
in Dayton, o.
Rev. Mr.. Nutter Of Paris, who is
now preaching at Broadway is among
the few preachers who have aceuInn-
at $500 per annum for life.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hack
ct a son.
Mrs. Lydia R. Buchanon, of Sa-
vannah, Ga, did a $4,000 millinery
business last year.
Rev. q. Winchester, who preached
here years ago, preached at Clark s
Chapel last Sunday.
Samuel Walker, caterer at Pat
terson, N. j., is worth $3.50 900. His
son, Charles, is head bookkeeper at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
a Miss Walker, of Mt. Sterling, Wis
tied Mrs. Annie May Drummer las,
week.
IL. l.. Sanders. of Indianapolis, a
former Lexingtonian, carries a $40.
90 stock of ladies and gents fur
nishifgs.
1t is not generally known, but Mrs.
class caterer, having learned the
class caterer, having elarned the
same at Dayton, 0.
Catholics are establishing a negro
Industrial School over the South.
Mound Bayou, negro town in
Mississippi with negro Mayor, has
a bank, three cotton gins, one saw
mill, one drug store and ten gener-
al stores.
All of our lodges will elect officers
for the ensuing year the first meet
ing in next month. Many candidates
are in the field.
Richard Mayberry has moved to
the country.
The old school house is being
painted.
Revs. W. HI. BroYn, of the Chris
tan Church and Geo. M. Moore. of
the Baptist Church passed through
the city this week.
The Blue Ribbon Club will give a
social at the U. B. F. Hall Thanks
giving night.
"Bud" Phelps is at home from Gin
cinnati to spend the winter.
The colored Elks q. B. P. o. E.
W. of this city have just published
in pamphlet form its constitution, by
laws and rules governing its lodge
and club.
Don't fail to hear Rev. DR.. Nutter'
and Miss Minnie Lock at the Broad
way Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing and night.
Arthur Birch and family have re-
turned to the city to live.
Charles Armstrong and Geo.
Grubbs will leave tomorrow night ON
a week or ten days hunting expe-
dition III the mountains.
Hugo Krause, Chief Probation of
ficer of the Juvenile Court address
ed the colored newsboys of Louis,
vile Wednesday evening.
James Cooper has sold his prop
erty in the country and bought on
Pearl street. AT present he is hv-
ing in Charles Armstrong; house.
The ladies of Allen Chapel are ar
ranging for a grand entertainment
at the Benevolent Hall on Thanks
giving night.
Rev. Taylor Rhohe has been call
ed to the passionate of the Baptist
Church at Pikeville, Ky.
Novel programme at the Hippo
drome tonight
The late Senator Villas in his $780,