The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-05-19
LANCASTER

Miss Lefty Mae McRObcrts. IS IN
Elchmond visiting Mrs. Naught
Attorney James J. Hamilton bought
| the handsome residence OF Mr.. Wiley
on Lexington avenue for $3.50. The
sale was made ny the real estate agents
Messrs. Hughes and Swincbroad.
Rev. r M. finder will deliver the
| r. ccalaureate sermon To the gradu-
atcs Of the Paint Lick High School ON
SUNDAY. NAV "a
Rev. !. W. Beagle united the destiny
for life of Alex Ray and Miss Sallie
Jane Knott, at the Baptist church.
Prof NJ. l.. Cancer was called to
Connersvillc. Tenn. by the death OF
his venerable father, who had reached
the advanced age ct ~ years. The
whole community extends coincidence
to lrof. Cancer.
The Shakespearean play, The Mer-
chant OF Venice" given Friday even
ing by the Senior class in the college
auditorium was unusually fine. each
! acting his part To perfection Much
praise IS due Miss Ollie Dean one OF
the f;ctlty. for training the pupils 50
efficiently.
Miss Minerva Cox entertained the
| Philathea of the Baptist Sunday school
at her houe on Stanford street. The
gracious young hostess served delight
iul refreshments.
Rev !. w. Beagle and Mrs Beagle.
and Mr.. J. r. Holtzclaw were III the
city OF Nashville for the Southern Bap-
fist Convention.
The little four-yesr-old son of Mr..
Jesse Galley met with very painful
accident by falling out OF a barn at his
fathers home at McCreary. and cut
deep cash in his head which necessi-
tated a number of stitches
Prot. !. l.. Hill, dean OF Georgetown
College, preached the Baccalaureate
sermon to The High School graduating
class OF II Sunday morning at the
school auditorium.
Mesdames Annie Nanarsdall. and ].
Harve McRoberts. of Stanford have
been recent visitors OF Mrs. X. l.. Nc
| Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs John w. Miller. are
| enjoying a visit to Louisville and are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Hughes
! Mrs. w. Elmore entertained at her
handsome home. the honor guest being
| her mother, Mrs. David Chenault, of
| Richmond. Quite number OF elderly
women were upon the invitation list
to meet Mrs. Chenault Most inviting
| refreshments were served.
Mrs. Woods Walker was hostess at
a tea party at her pretty country home
| The guests OF honor were Mrs. George
Rouse and dluehter. OF Payne'S depot.
Miss Annie Tomlinson has returned
from a short stay with her aunt, Mrs.
| Ross Adams, of Lexington.
| Mrs. Jack Adams will leave soon
for several weeks visit to her daugh-
ter. Mrs O. W. Terrell in Jenkins, Ky.
| SO far the Lancaster High School
base ball team have defeated all of
the teams this season IN three recent
games.
Little Johns street fair company drew
large crowds each night of the week
Tie last two nights there was hardly
standing room ior the mass OF people.
| The Lancaster library under the man
agement OF the Woman's Club, will be
opened every Friday afternoon from
| four to five. Mrs. Emma Kaufman
will have charge of the books
Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard is in Louis
Vile visiting her aunt. Mrs Marshall
| Guerrant.
Editor J. {. Alcock, of the Jefferson
town .Jeffersonian, has the sympathy of
his host of friends ni the press in the
loss OF his best friend His mother
| died last week