The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-12-31
Lancaster

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The wedding will he society event
in the early New Year.
Father O'Dwver of Richmond was
here and held Catholic services at
the home Of Mr.. aud Mrs. N. Miller
Miss Kathleen Walter entertained
at a well appointed 6 o'clock dinner
at her home in Hill Court. Christmas
decorations were very much in cvi-
dence.
Editor Green Clay Walker has
severed his connection with the Cen
tral Record. With this week issue
Attorney Joe r. Robinson becomes
editor and proprietor and Il. l.. FL
kin, of the Garrard Bank and Trust
Co, will he business manager.
The Young Mems Cotillion Club
will give dance before the close of
the HOLIDAYS.
Mrs. John Ballard gave a well
arranged dinner ON Friday. The
menu was served IN courses.
Appropriate exercises for the
dedication of the handsome new
graded school building lust erected
we're held at Paint Lick on Satur-
day. A most interesting program
for both morning and afternoon ses-
sion was arranged Ia winch num-
Der of leading educators of state
vide reputation were present.
Judge and Mrs. l.. l.. Walker have
returned from a weeks stay in New
Orleans. Miss Sallie CiJk Gregory
of Winchester, is here visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Parker
Gregory.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Gulley. who
bought the property known as the
Lancaster hospital of ID Fl. Smith
moved TO their new abode the past
week DR. Smith and family have
gone to Whitesburg.
Contractor, ). J. Raymond. vino
has been IN Lancaster for some
weeks supervising the erection or
the handsome new graded school
building was united in marriage TO
Miss Stella McMiller, OF Columbus,
o. The wedding occurred in Cinciu-
natl.
Speed Raines and Miss Blaneh
Stone, and Harrison Dean and Miss
Hattie Duncan, of this place, were
united in marriage in Nicholasville,
the Rev. Coakly Baptist minister Of
ficiating.
Most appropriate memorial servi-
ces were held at the Christian
church by the c. W. h. NJ. to ey-
press the universal sorrow this aux-
ihary feel that the sudden death of
the late Mrs. Sarah X. Yancey.
The following have been appoint
ed county supervisors: Messrs. !.
J.. Bourne. Thomas Slayin. Franz
Is. Marksbury, c. NJ. Mobley and j.
Hogan Ballard.
DIR William Owsley Goodloe, for
mer resident of Lancaster, died az
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Bill
liUgs in Seymour, Ind. II vii be
ren ombered the deceased was pas
Ter of the Presbyterian church in
;ts city. Besides his wfe he is
survived by three daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Ford, Of Sayre In
stitute was at home for the hoh-
days. Mrs. George NJ. Patterson.
and daughter Miss Helen were shop
ping in Cincinnati for several days.
The following Officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year at the last
Of the u. ID. c. president,
Mrs. S. ID. Cochran. vice president,
Mrs John NJ. Mount, secretary,
Mrs. +. c. Gaines, recording Sec
rotary, Mrs. NJ. p. Frisbie. historian
Mrs, j. l.. Riley, treasurer, Mrs.
j. A. RoystOn, chaplain, Mrs. Fan
nia and Mrs. Rebecca West homo
rary vice presidents for life.
Miss Mary Arnold was the guest
at most enjoyable house party 1t
the home of Miss McAlister in Pitts
burg Pa Misses Arnold ana Me
Ahs:r were students at the same
music.
Miss Sarah Ellis. Of Latonia, is
the guest Of Miss Mamie Basin. |
Mrs. Pattie ID. Gill left the past |
week 10 spend the rest Of the win
ter in Washington City with her
daughter, Mrs. Il. G. Barnard |
Misses Della finder and Mary FL
more were at home for the HOLIDAYS |
from Greensburg. where thew hold |
good positions as teachers. Mr.. and |
Mrs. GEORGE A McRObertg. of Gov
ngton, have been with Lancaster
relatives. j. Herbert Kinnaird of |
Chicago came home 70 spend the |
Christmas holidays with homefolks. |
Miss Mary Arnold has returned from
a visit Of several weeks with her
sister, Miss Allie Arnold near Pitts
burg, Pennsylvania. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 4. Bowman Of Lewis county and |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Roe Young. of
are with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. q. Anderson