The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-07
NEWLY.

On Sunday June the 9th the children,
grandchildren and friends of Mr.. Char
lie Jenkins gathered at his home to cele-
brate his 18th birthday. His five sons.
Messrs. Grandson, William, Rufus,
Tom and Norman Jenkins also two
daughters, Mrs. G. d. Griggs and Mrs.
Hensley Whitaker and twenty-five
grandchildren and a few intimate
friends were present, about fifty in all.
The occasion was greatly enjoyed
Mr. John Flora and wife. of Richmond,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. r. John Heathman
at this place Sunday - Bro. L. L.
Bratcher, Baptist minister, at this place
failed to come on Sunday, sent his
brother instead Prayer meeting at
Union church Sunday night conducted
by Bro. Abner Long, was well attended
Talbot Jenkins who has been in
school at Lexington is at home for few
days.
(From Another Correspondent
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Tudor have
returned from Crab Orchard Springs
much improved Mr.. VIM. Jenkins is
treating his house to new coat of paint.
Aunt Betsy Ann Lowry continues
quite i'll at her home-A great many
here attended the Glorious Fourth at
Valley View-Mr. Jerome Mac Ross,
of near Kirksville, drove over Sunday
to see his onliest----Luther Jenkins is
attending Chautauqua.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Mr.. G, w. Jenkins was surprised on
the 9th at his home. A numb Der of his
friends and relatives came on his birth
day, each bringing a well filed basket,
to makeFthe day pleasant one. The
table was spread on the beautiful lawn
-in>the shade of the dropping pines
the birthday cake being placed in the
center and bearing the date of 1S40-19l5
was presented by Mrs. "A. T. Tudor. 1t
was delicious as well as lovely. Then
coffee and ham and courses of ices were
served.
1t was bountiful feast. Mrs. Mary Had
en-, of Hockaday, aged n, made very
useful present. He received 90 pres
ents in all. 1t was an enjoyable day and
when the hour came for departing they
left wishing Mr.. Jenkins many more
birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tudor have returned
from Crab Orchard Springs much i'm
proved Miss Massie Heathman of
South Limestone. Lexington, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. A. J. Million Mr.. YER
ner B. Million has returned to Cincin-
natl making preparations to meet the
Kentucky State Board of Pharmacy
which meets in Covington in July -
Mr.. S. Hendren and wife who were
making their home with aunt Sue Reag
an moved back to Cincinnati, from
whence they came last January
IS. s. Million sold TO DIR. Price of Edney-
burg, and also to Mr.. Ed Tudor OF Cot
tonsburg, each, fine Herford male
calf at $50 each----Messrs. S. S. Million
B. L. Million, S. w. Million and Luther
Haden on Saturday motored out TO
Whites Station to the home of Mr.. JEFF
frey Morgan's TO inspect the herd OF
White face cattle. s. s. Million and
B. L. Million both laid on goodly supply
of cows and heifers. This herd will be
shipped TO Million, at the earliest OPP
portuniny. The boys had great time
going and coming enjoying Mr.. Haden's
new car. We think this trip will be the
cause of other new machines in this
community Bro. finder, of Lancas
ter, will begin two weeks or ten days
revival at the Maple Grove church July
II Everybody invited 70 come and hear
This eloquent speaker expound the scrip
ture.