The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-06-26
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Crab Orchard Young Folks Have Q Big
Time-East End News

Crab Orchard, Ky, June 70.
One OF the pleasant events OF the
season was a Sunday school picnic Civ
en- by the Baptist and Christian
churches OF this place last Thursday.
Rev. Rogers Of the Baptist church was
master OF ceremonies and added much
to the pleasure OF the day. Promptly at
nine o'clock A. NJ, the carriages, wag-
ors and autos were in front of the
Baptist church to convey as many as
desired 10 go. to the grounds adjacent
to the Brown Spring. A merrier crowd
was never seen. each bearing baskets of
lunch. and being determined to help
make a sunbeam on rainy day. Foot
races were the first thing in order.
Rev. Rogers and Walker Napier lead
ing out. The latter came out ahead.
Misses Clara Collier and Myrtle Muir
~ came next and Clara won the race
b.; a foot or more. Then came Myrtle
Murry and MIR. John Robinson and
Miss Myrtle came out ahead. while Mr..
Robinson went down on his head. hav-
ing caught his foot in root. Rev. Rog-
crs and Raymond Bell came next Ray
mond ahead. Mrs. George Stephenson
and Mrs. Ann James. ran but Mrs.
James also had fall! Then came songs
by the crowd "Old Kentucky Home"
and America. Then there we're SPLEEN
did recitations by Mrs. Daisy Hunt.
Misses Clara Collier. Margaret Condor
and Vivian Buchanan. A negro sermon
rendered by Rev. Rogers received
many encores and then the crowd sep
aratcd. some playing baseball. others
walking PLAYING games and then such
a repast was spread as to satisfy the
mos. fastidious. All pronounced the
day a Grand success.
Mr. Charles Singleton came home on
Monday from Charleston, S. C.. to be
at .he bedside of his son. BOYLE Vass.
who IS sick with typhoid fever. He is
getting along as well as can be ex-
pected.
Mrs. Hannah Stcger is going about
on crutches and is continuing to i'm
prove. but one limb is longer than the
other and the physicians say she will
never be able to go without crutches.
We know her many friends will be very
sorry to hear of this. as we have all
been so hopeful that she would finally
be entirely well.
Mr. and Mrs. w d. Edmiston, are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of fine baby girl, which made
ITS appearance Tuesday. The mother is
doing fine.
Mrs. John Chadwick and handsome
sister, Miss Mabel James, of Detroit,
Mich. are with Mrs. J. T. Chadwick.
Mrs. Will Pettus and children joined
Mrs NJ. Z. Fish in Louisville this last
week. They are with Mrs. J. c. Rine-
heart who will accompany them home
next week for visit there.
Mrs. Mary Hunter and Mrs. Mollie
Burgin went to Stanford shopping on
Monday
Rev Rogers left Monday for visit
to his mother in Mobile, Ala. He will
be gone about three weeks.
Mrs. Buster Fife and children, of
are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Chadwick.
There was an ice cream social at the
tennis court on Saturday evening which
was well attended and neat little sum
realized
Mr.. Hugh Logan's family have NOV
ed into the house vacated by DIR. w. ].
Edmiston. The latter has moved into his
home on Lower Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brack Gray. of Car
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Of Wilmore. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Collier.
Miss Annie Hutchinson is out again
after a siege with malaria.
Mrs. Robert Gaines is rapidly re-
covering. and ner many friends are
much relieved as they have been very
about her condition.
DR.. Harmon's father, who resides
near Corydon. Ind. has been with him
for several weeks.
Mr. Frank Holderman IS much i'm
proved since coming home.
Mr. Billie George Holdman, has re-
turned from visit to his brother.
Charlie at Maysville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Magruder. of
Lebanon Junction, were guests of Mrs.
Maggie Cover and Mrs. James Manuel.
Mrs. Robert Shaw. of Preachersville.
was the guest of Mrs. William Shaw
of this place Sunday.
In our last letter we failed to men,
ton the sad death OF Mrs. William
Payne, who lived near town. She was
a splendid Christian woman. and bore
her sufferings patiently having suffer-
ed long time with tuberculosis. She
leaves husband and four small chill.
dren to mourn the loss of faithful
wife and devoted mother.
] would like for all my friends to
know that l have on hands the very
best and purest assortment OF toilet
articles to be found and all orders
may receive for same, will be appre-
anan. Crab Orchard.
ciated. II you need and want the very
best give me a trial. Mrs. Bette Buch-