The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-05
PREACHERSvIllE.

PREACHERSvIllE.
James l.. the little five. year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.. Sam Adams,
formerly of this section, but now of
near Richmond. died last Friday
night of bronchial trouble. The
remains were laid to rest here in
the Preachersville cemetery Satur-
day afternoon after services at the
grave by Rev. J. +. Roberts. The
heart-broken parents have the SYM
patty of everyone.
Some 20 odd converts received the
ordinance of baptism Saturday af-
ternoon near Whites Mill. The rite
was administered by Rey. VIM. Me-
{. lIutchins the pastor of the church
o. Harmony, who has been assisted
IN the revival bv Rev. Pearce. Of
Ferndale, Much good will result
f.om this meeting.
Mrs. 5. ID. Carpenter has been
quite i'll Of heart trouble. Ms. 5.
.. Estes. who has been so sick. i
some better Little Mi-, Gertrude
adams continues i'll.
Mrs. Celia Arnold and daughter
Miss Lizzie Of Wichita, ka... are
guests Of Mrs. Rcbecca Pettu- anl
family. j. NJ. Cress and family Wis
tied friends in Stanford. Mr.. and
Mrs. }. +. Pettus, of Springfield. are
Visiting his mother. Mrs. Rebccca
Tettus.
Mrs. George Dyehouse has been
very i'll of measles and fever.
George b. Sutton and wife visited
their friends. Rev. John Elder and
family at Bee Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adams of
Lear Junction City, visited the fami-
lies of j. p. Ballard and Geo. A.
Brown.
Services Sunday at Beech Grove
church by Rev. 4. c. Baird
Messrs. J. f.. r. T., and Misses
Kinda and LA Pettus went Ia Sam
erset ia attend the burial of their
cousin, Miss Mamie Pettus. She
vas daughter of w. II. Pettus.
who at one time, was the clerk of
brakes Creek Baptist church at this
place. Miss Pettus is survived by
four brothers, Messrs. Richard Wal
ter Ebben and William, and three
sisters, Lille, Mary and Sallie. De-
ceased was good kind Christian
woman and general favorite with all
She was a member Of the Baptist
church. Miss Pettus will live long
III the memory of many for her eff
forts In the cause of education.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Shaw and
Joseph Davis and wife were visiting
frank Lvkins and wife.
Several of our people are attend
ins the llSth session af the Tate's
Creek association which is convened
with Good Hope Baptist church,
three miles east of Garrard.
George Naylor had valuable
mare to die Sunday.
j. +. Holtzclaw and T. Y. Shaw
shipped nice load of cattle TO
Cincinnati off the Holtzclaw ranch
near here.
Your types will get the |. J.
field man i'll trouble. la the write
up Tuesday last he says Paint Lick
i, 20 miles north west" of Stanford
Oh YOU unregenerate office devil,
4 prorracted meeting will begin
at the Baptist church here Sept. 9.
The services will be in charge of
l;ev. Anderson Cornelius, the pas
tor, and Rev. Jones, who comes re-
commended very highly as an excel
lent divine.
Rev. A. C.. Baird preached Sunday
present. AT their Sunday schoo! SEES
sion the following officers were elect
ed for the quarter: Tom Wells
Supt: G. ". Spanoler. Treas: and
Mrs. Brsse Martin Sec'y. Good Sc
lcctions.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nj. Cress went TO
Rockcastle to visit Mrs. John Alfred
Proctor. who is very sick. They also
visited J. J. Smith and family near
Brodhead
Mr.. Elmer Fowler and little son.
of Grcensbure. Ind, are visiting the
family of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Daval.
i. l.. THOMPSON. the popular drum
mer of Mt. Vernon. visited his broth
cr. j. j, Thompson and family
Bob Scott sold , calves To Scott