The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-12-01

1t was the writer's pleasure TO attend
Brother B. f. Petty's birthday dinner,
Saturday. November 20, which was
about the biggest thing OF the kind l
have ever seen. Brother Petty resides
on Big Hill Ave-, in this city and has
charge of country churches near here.
His time is divided equally between
Tates Creek and Waco churches, splen-
did fields. In addition 10 this he gives
surplus time to Viney Fork and Forest
Hill, fine communities adjacent To these
churches. The attendances from these
churches spea:ls for itself The follow
ing were in attendance: Rev. J. r Rey-
nolds, Miss Pattie Deatherage. Miss
Annie Deatherage, Mrs. Nj. S. Dudley.
Miss Hazel House. Mrs. S o. D.. Wag
ers. Mrs. III. c. Brewer. Miss Mary EN-
eriey Chenault. of Richmond; Mrs.
James w Wagers, Mr.. B. T. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brock Miss Lucy
Cornelison, Mrs. Walter Cornelison,
NJ SIS Sabra Estes. Mrs. Amelia Wagers
Mr.. J. H.. Thorp. of Waco Baptist
church; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burgin,
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Kellems, Mr.. John
W. Shearer, Mrs. Ed P. Million. Miss
Bette M. Shearer, Mr.. William Cosby,
Miss Fannie Kellems, Mrs Sallie Lang
ford, Miss Coburn Hill, of Tates Creek
church; Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Cornelison
Mr.. ]. ] Hale, Mr. w O. Tharp. Miss
Margaret Hale, Master ] w Cornelison.
Master Jesse Cornelison, Miss Annie B
Cornelison, of Whey Fork Baptist
church; Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Wells. Miss
Hazel Azbill, Mr. Boyd Wells. Mrs. H.
Azbill. of Forest Hill church. The be-
loved moderator of the Tate's Creek As
ISOLATION, Mr.. Elvador Tudor, was pres
ent together with Mrs. Tudor, Miss
Mary Alice Tudor and Mr.. Leslie Tudor.
These good friends brought enough fine
things to eat 10 feed the preachers fam
lily and a large number in attendance
and lot to spare. On behalf of the
neighboring preacher, would say come
again.
J. Il Reynolds. Pastor.
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A very lovely meeting of the Cecilian
club was held on Wednesday afternoon
with Helen Bennett at her home on West
Main. The programme. most attractive
one, was on Dance Music and many beau
tiful numbers, both vocal and instrumental
were given. Those taking part were:
Mesdames. A. R Denny, M. c. Kellogg,
J. Hale. Dean, G. w Pickles, S. J. Nc
Gaughey. L. P. Evans and Misses Pickles
and Caperton. A delightful feature of the
afternoon was the Impromptu talk by Mrs.
Fletcher, who has been the guest of her
niece, Mrs Kellogg. This was along the
line of dances used in England on May
day festivities during the reign of Henry
VII and VIII. Mrs. Fletcher is a musician
and most interesting speaker.
Miss Elizabeth Blanton entertained on
Friday evening with acbarmine dance for
her visitors of the weekend. Misses Par
ker Durham, Of Danvillle. and Artie Bond,
of Elizabethtown. Messrs. Bracken Tate.
of Danville. and Sidney Ardery. of Paris.
The house was lovely with flowers and
lights and the young people enjoyedfhe
hospitality of the hostess to The fullest. AT
the midnight hour salad course was
served.
On Monday afternoon, Mrs. Laura Blan.
ton was hostess of an AIhambra party for
the guests of Miss Elizabeth Blanton- Fol
lowing the pictures. the party repaired to
the home on Third street where they were
beautifully entertained
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Misses Elath Buchanan and Tommie
Cole Covington gave quite pretty Bridge
party on Thursday afternoon in compliment
to Mss Watham, Of Louisville
Mrs. z. T. Rice entertained with a