The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-12-02

Mrs. {. W. DebutY OF COmmlskey,
Ind, Is here for stay with Mrs. G.
NJ. Lyons.
Mrs. J. w. Elmore and daughter.
Miss Lydia Elnore were recent visitors
in Danville.
Mrs. Claude Holtzclaw of Covjngton
is visiting at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
J. A. Anon.
Mrs Joanna Ball is at nome after a
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Bohon
Campbell OF Stanford.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
met with Misses Helen and Martha
Gill on Stanford street.
MISS Joe Eva Hilton of Stanford has
be IN with her sisters. Mesdames X. II.
Batson and F. q. Hurt.
Lucille. the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milo Simpson, remains quite sick
at their home near town.
The Chautauqua Circle met Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Fred P.
Frisbie an Maple Avenue.
Mrs. o. o.. Tapp and bright little son
Of Paris spent "A few days last week
with Mr.. Jessie Thomas and family.
Miss Bessie Prather returned Tues
day from a several months visit to her
s.Na -, .tnI Ia -,
Mrs w. b. 0'Bannon. of Stanford,
was in Lancaster. the guest of Mrs.
W. T. West, for the c. w. b. NJ. rally.
Mrs. II b. Cox and daughter. Miss
Salle. attended dining at the home
Of Mrs. Price Sutton, near Danville.
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Jesse ID. Wearren, of Stanford,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Nevius, Tuesday. and attended the /.
o. o. f. Banquet.
Miss Stella Comely. and nephew.
Master Rucker Hamilton Todd, left
today for Covington. for visit TO
Fucker Hamilton's, father, MIR. d. X.
Todd.
Holbert Basin entertained Miss
Patsy Anderson guests Misses Mason
and Crawford, of the Richmond Nor
NAL, by tickets TO the Lancaster Opera
and an inviting supper at The Puritan"
ON Monday evening.
Those from IA distance who attended
the funeral of Mr.. James Jones were;
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Jones and son Of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Bradshaw
and son. Ernest C. Ray. OF Decatur Ill.
Mrs. W. L Cotton, Morenci. Mich,
and Mrs. W. {. McEhannon of Atlanta
Georgia.
Many friends and relatives gathered
at the home Of Mr.. James Sanders. to
celebrate his ninety-irst birthday. The
old gentlemen was never more buoyant.
He greeted all IN his accustomed jolly
manner, indeed was so concerned about
his guests that he was on his feet.
walking and talking all the time; he
said but for little touch of rheuma-
tism, feel as we'll as ever" Mr.. San
ders presided as host at the first table.
Only one child was present. Mr.. Jesse
Sanders, Mrs. Frank Pierce of Louis
willie being the only other living child.
Mrs. John Sanders. Mrs. Temps San
ders and Mr.. Napoleon Coy were the
surviving daughters-in-law and son-in-
law. Such a dinner as was served can
not be described: suffice it TO say that;
such feast as to quality and quantity
Is as rare as the hale and hearty boy
of 81 years.
] II is hard for us TO realize the fol.
lowing clipping relates to James Moore.
son of Bro. A. X. Moore, who was
lad Of ten when he left Lancaster;
The Christian church was called to-
getber Sunday evening for business
session to consider whether or not to
release the pastor. Rev. Jas. A. Moore
in favor Of the church at Griffin. Mr..
Moore desired to ill the contract which
requires him TO give three months no
tice, but the church making the call.
wants a pastor at AN early date. The
result was TO this effect. Desiring our
young pastor to do the best for himself
and the Griffin field being a much |
broader one than this. II was agreed 10 /
release him the first of November. The
church under this worthy young mans
charge has progressed in many ways.
and developed much latent talent. the
good he has done is solid and will hold
in his absence. which is the highest
praise that can be given"