The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-01-29

The condition of Mrs. Sallie Fox OF
Marksbury, who has been critically il
for some time, her friends will regret
to hear, shows but little improvement
Miss Stella Hendren, of Richmond,
and Miss Allie Hendren, a popular
teacher of Paint Lick were with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hen.
dren, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. VIM G. Anderson and daugeter
Mrs. j. Roe Young, of Maysville, held
joint celebration, the former COM
memorating her 81st birthday and the
latter her 10th marriage anniversary.
Friends of Mr.. George D. Burdett
will be pleased to know that a recent
meeting of the directors of the Central
Life Insurance Co. he was elected a
vice president as well as a director of
that company,
Val Cook and sister, Miss Margaret
Cook, will entertain the Junior Chris
tian Endeavor Society this Friday ev-
ening at their nome on Danville Aven-
ue. A tempting luncheon will be SER
we'd the young people.
Mrs. B. F. Hudson was hostess at
an elaborate IL O'Clock dinner at her
suburban home at an ENJOYABLE family
reunion the occasion being a visit from
Mrs. Hudson's son Waller C. Hudson
late of Denver Colorado.
1t will be very gratifying to tho
many friends of Mr.. T. D. Chestnut of
Marksbury to know that he is rapidly
recovering from his recent illness.
Mr. Chestnut was taken i'll about ten
days ago while in Danville.
Miss Florence Mclean of Nashville
Tenn. is visiting her uncle Mr.. j. G.
Burnside at Point Leavell. Miss Nc
Lean is daughter of MIR. Richard Nc
Lean former citizen of this county,
but who for many years has made his
home in the Tennessee capitol.
Misses Fannie and Lucy Ross of
Kirksville entertained large crowd of
young friends on Thursday evening.
The honor guests being, Mr.. Roy Camp
bell of Bryantsville, Mr.. Sale Hutchens
and Mr.. John and Robert Metcalf of
Paint Lick. Mr.. Eligah and Ellie
Prewitt of the same place, Misses Hat
tie and Callie Hutchens of Richmond.
Several games were played and a de-
lightful evening was passed.
His many friends in this section will
regret to read the following from the
Washington Post: Representative
Harvey Helm. of the Eighth Kentucky
District, may be obliged to undergo an
operation soon. His physical condition
for some time has been such as cause
apprehension among his friends and
since he returned to Washington few
days ago he has been advised by ex-
perts to go to hospital and submit to
the knife"
Mas. Emma P. Grant has received
the sad information of the death of her
niece and namesake Mrs. Emma
Myers Smith at her home in Richmond,
Missouri. Deceased was born in Lam
caster and was a most excellent chris
tian woman and daughter of the late
Thomas and Lucy Myers, and a niece
of the late banker Mr.. John D. Hearn
of Covingtor. A husband and four
children and two brothers besides a
number of relatives mourn her loss.
Miss Florence Mclean who is Miss
Annie Belle Burnside's charming guest
has been the recipient of much atten-
ton during her stay. On Monday even
ing her hostess entertained in her hon.
or, those present being Miss Mclean,
Misses Elizabeth Gibbs, Olive Dean,
Margaret holland, Charley Elmore, Jean
eta Eldridge, Elizabeth and Sallie
Woods, and Messrs Will and Sam Denny
DR.. Csrman, Arthur Eldridge, Chenault
Elmore, Louis finder and Harry Fran
els. Delicious refreshments were served
and all were loud in their praise of the