The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-04-01

Mr.. Stepen Estes of Kirksville was
the guest of his sister Miss Matte
Estes from Sunday until Monday.
Mr. Earl Tatem has returned to Lam
caster after severaldavs visit to friends
and relatives in Harrodsburg and Dan
VILE.
Mrs. James Hebly of North Middle
town has returned home after severa-
days stay with her sister, Miss Matte
Estes on Richmond Street.
The Chautauqua Circle met Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Misses Martha
and Helen Gil in the south snrburb.
Land and the La7diess. was the
subject considered.
Miss Kathleen Walter will entertain
Friday evening at Chatting Dish Party
in compliment to Miss Ann Melvin Of
Tennessee and Miss Edna Berklev, two
Hamilton College students.
Miss Edna Berkeley s..student of HamiI-
ton College will be here to spend the
Easter holidays at the Gulley House.
She will be accompanied by school
mate. Miss Ann Melvin of Tennessee.
At the recent Distric, Christian
Endeavor Convention held at Nicholas
vile, young Mr.. Robert Kinnaird of
this city received the compliment of
being elected to the office of District
Vice President.
The c. w. B. NJ. auxiliary of the
Christian church is observing the Week
of Prayer program arranged as a SER
les of exercises to precede Easter Sun
day, holding service on every alter
mating afternoon of the present week.
Friends and relatives here have re-
ceived information of the arrival of a
little son Carroll Hattie" to bless the
union of Mr. and Mrs John Glenn, the
happy mother having formerly been
known here as the pretty Miss Bessie
Brown. Mrs Glenn is at the home of
her parents. Mr. and Mrs X. S. Brown,
of Paris, Indiana.
The following attended the District
Convention of the Christian Endeavor
which met in NIchoasville: Miss Ida
Raney and brother HPrry Raney, Mrs.
j. A. Anon and son Will Rice Anon.
Robert Kinnaird, Milton Elliott, Gowen
Bourne, Glass Carrier, T. j. Price.
Bert Embry, and Robinson Cook.
Miss Sue Shelby Mason leaves TODAY
Thursday for visit of several weeks
to Miss 10 Hord Frank in New York.
After completing her visit to New
York she will visit her sisters Mesdames
Henry Falconer in Philadelphia, Roy
Asa HAYNES in Hillsboro, Ohio. and
VIM Fox Logon, Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Friends and relatives here of Miss
Mamie Tucker will regret very much
to learn of the serious accident that
recently befell her mother, now so wears
DID, stIe having sustained fall at her
home IN Winchester and suffered a
fracture Of the hip-bone. Mrs. Tucker
IS sister of the late Mr.. William
Hood and an aunt of DIR. 7. J.. Hood of
this city.
An interesting letter has just been
received by Lancaster citizen from
Mrs. ). Ii. Meeks. woman 81 wears
I'D now residing at So W. Elm St,
Titusville, Pa, but resident of this I
place 10 years ago. She was school .
girl here both before and after the .
Civil War and refers to Miss Pattie .
'eacook as her "chum" and wishes To
earn something of her old-time play
nate. This former Laneastrian moved
o the keystone State 80 years ago.
md before leaving Kentucky resided at
for time. She referred 10
he landmarks about Lancaster and
Identified herself as IA niece Of Martha
'hillips and cousin TO Laura Dunn"
md that she is "a cousin of the Sandi.
er girls. " A letter to tins venerable
exile hungrying for "home
Jews" would be highly appreciated.
In Sundays Lexington Herald. there
; very complimentary editorial al.
usion to Walter S. Haiti, a former
lancaster youth who will be readily
by the people Of this
place.
A note by young Hiatt is reproduced
n full by Editor Breckenridge who
giyes eomendatory review of Walter
HATS rise TO eminence. After the
leath here OF Walter HATS father,
which occurred at the dwelling of Mrs.
4. c. kaufman, the family moved TO