The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-07-05
TOM THUMB WEDDING
To Be Given At HustonviIIe Opera
House Saturday Night.
Hustonville, july 4.

A Tom Thumb wedding, with sixt,
children participating, will be givel
at the opera house on Saturday ev
ching, under the auspices of the la
dies of the Christian church, an,
for the benefit of the church. AL
vii! be in elaborate costume, and tn,
entertainment promises TO be one
OF the most interesting given here
IN some time. An admission of Is
IS and 30 cents will be charged.
Miss Katherine Warmer has re-
turned from Crittenden, KY, where
she was engaged TO sing during the
protracted meeting held in that city
Miss Florence Spragens and bro
Their Mr.. Dennis Spragens, of Ellis
burg, were here for a short time
Tuesday.
The W. c. 7. L. met at the Press
byterian church Thursday June 20,
for their regular meeting. Mrs. Cat
Rife and Mrs. Smith Vowel pre-
scented the main features of the af-
ternoon was the address given by
Miss Liccie Beazley formerly of
Stanford, but now connected with
W. {. I. L. school at Hindeman. Ky.
Miss Beazley's appeal for the Noun
tain people was most impressive
The local organization voted to pre-
pare and send box soon.
Mr.. Wallace Steele, of Ellisburg,
was here Thursday for few hours.
Messrs. Carlisle Myers and Syl-
vester Newton. have returned from a
short trip to Louisville.
Mrs. A. Newton and children are
visiting relatives in Somerset.
Miss Cora Mae Goode is in Gin
cinnati visiting her brother.
Mrs. David Newbern and daugh.
ter Miss Georgia l.. Newbern, have
returned from Knoxville.
Miss Grubbs, of Junction City.
passed through here Saturday ell
route to Liberty.
Mrs. Carlton Elkin, of Lancaster,
was here for short time Saturday.
Miss Mae Wilkinson, of Liberty,
was here Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. A. }. Adams, Sam McKin-
ney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rife, mot
ored to Danville Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. /. Moore and
children and Mrs. William Stodghill,
have returned from a most delight
full visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Woods. of Stanford.
Mr.. Clarence Alstott, of Powers
Ky, was here Monday for a few
hours.
Mrs. Luke Carpenter and little
daughter arrived Wednesday from
New Castle. Ind, for a visit to Mrs.
John Sandidge.
Mrs Morfydel T.. Evans, of Spo-
kane, Washington. arrived Tuesday
for a visit to Miss Orpha Denham.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Rife most
delightfully."- entertained, DIR. and
Mrs. W. |. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Adams and Mrs. William Stodg-
nil at dinner Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Tate, DIR.
D. s. Williams and Miss Louise o.
some motored to Danville Saturday.
DIR and Mrs. W. |. Moore and chill
iren visited Danville relatives Thurs
lay and Friday.
Mrs. William Stodghill left Fri
lay for Chicago with a brief stop at
)anville.
Little Miss Taylor of Danville, is
he guest of her sister, Mrs. James
Gowell
DIR. jim Rife has returned to his !
lone in Cincinnati. after short |
'isit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Rife.
Miss Elizabeth Phillips, is the !
nest of Mrs. William Myers.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor and
on of Danville, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
:. X. Mccormack Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Coleburn and little
on of Cincinnati, visited Mrs. Jas.
lowell last week.
Messrs. Shelton Saufley, Harvey
Ieim and Jerry Sullivan were here
or short time Monday.
Mr.. Boyd Weatherford has re-
urned from visit TO Louisville
riends.
Mrs. George Mckinney desires to
xpress her thanks to those who Sd
indy ministered to her husband in
is illness, and the many kindness
: shown ohem in their bereave-
rent.
Mrs. Susan Siblee. of Louisville.