The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-05-15
.|RWNGTON'S EVERY
WEEK NEWS LETTER
Miss Mary hewitt Gives House
arty-.Mammoth Barbecue
Will Be Given BY School I'm.
provement League twenty
One Paragraphs.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NOTES

Wathen Drury spent Saturday in Ban
denburg as guests of James Drury.
Mrs. Jess Malin, of Greensboro, spent
Monday here as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. J. M. Herndon.
Miss Virginia Galloway spent last
week as the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Kate Lewis Bennett, at her country
place, Summer Seat"
Jack Board and Walter Crider are in
Glen Dean visiting Walters grandmoth-
er, Mrs. Bette Mattingly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Pile, of Nook
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Dowell Tuesday afternoon leaving on
the 1880 train of the Henderson Route
for Butte, Montana, where Mr.. Pile will
engage in farming.
Misses Nell Smith, Mary Alexander,
Claudia and Susie Bandy and Messrs
Harry Commit, Ernest Reese and Mr.
Turner, of New Albany, composed an all
day house party as guests of Miss Mary
hewitt at her beautiful home near Ba
sin Springs last Thursday.
Mrs. TO. Brte was in Louisville last
week as the guest of Misses May and
Blanche Claycomb.
Mrs. Annie Herndon was in Webster
Sunday to attend services at the Meth
odist church there.
Morgan Richardson and son, John
Morgan, Jr., of Brandenburg, are here
visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. b. Moreuen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter, of Glover
port, we're here recently visiting Misses
Julia and Maggie Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Penick, of Gus.
ter, were here Sunday visiting Mrs. Pc
nick's mother, Mrs. Tom Addison.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Marshall went to
Martinsville, Ind, Saturday.
Mrs. Jim Smith, of Custom, came down
Sunday to spend the week as the guest
of her children, Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Smith.
Miss Susie Thomas Payne returned
Thursday afternoon from visit to her
grandmother, Mrs. Crouch Heston, of
Hardinsbuig.
See Mcclellan & Son for Royal
Field Fence.
Mrs. Lucy Waggoner and Mrs. Mary
Wilson spent Thursday in Louisville.
Mrs. G E. Drury is in Vine Grove
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Richard
son.
Mrs. S. T. Rice. Miss Iva Rice and
Master Alvin Rice went to Dundee
Monday for a visit to Mrs. Sue Cum
Minis, later they will visit o w. Rice at
Tar Fork
Mrs. Bob Crider and little Miss Ruth
Order returned Sunday morning from
Glen Dean where birthday reception
was given on Saturday at the home OF
Mrs. Bette Mattingly in honor of the
first birthday of little "Miss Ruth"
Call and let us show you our -four
burner Oil Cook Glothlan & Son.
The busiaess men of town and the
School improvement League held a
conference Friday afternoon to formu'
late plans for holding mammoth bar.
becue here July 4th. the proceeds Of
which to be used for school improve.
ments and equipment
DIR. p. w. Foote is now securing sub
scriptions for the building of the IT.
vington-Custer Pike. Since the contin
ued season of bad weather and worse
roads, the residents out the proposed
route are more enthusiastic on the sub
ject of roads than they we're last fall
when the movement was first launched.
One feature of the barbecue is to be an
enthusiastic practical good roads speak
er.
Mr.. Oscar Dowell, carrier on r. Ed,
No. 1, was in Louisville Saturday in
spectiug automobiles with view to Sc
curing one tor use on his route.
Mrs. S. p. Parks and her guest, Mrs
Lawrence Lewis, of Wayside. Miss.
spent Saturday in Custom as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bell.
Mrs. Kate L. Bennett and Mrs. Jen-
ME Galloway are in Pewee Valley as
guests of their sister. Mrs. Arthur VIII.
liams.
Ask to see our line of royal steel en-.
amel ware-McGlothlan & Son.