The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-20
PAINT LICK

Miss Halle Royston is on the sisk
list.
Mrs. George Conn who has been quite
i'll for several weeks is improving.
Your choice of three grades of coal.
/ Hudson. Hughes & Farnau.
Misses Sallie Woods and Ethel Es-
fridge spent Saturday in Richmond.
1 Mrs. Eli Estridge and Mr.. Mid Ross
entire family are victims of .he grippe.
MIR. Harry Francis was in Frankfort
the past week at a sportsman's meet
ing in the interest of preserving the
fish and game of the state.
Mr. Will Layton of Madison has
bought the Theordore Tudor property
also the bali park from Mr.. Thompson
Burnam aud has moved to same.
Mr.. Samuel Bolton departed this
life on Wednesday at his home near
Moran Summit after lingering illness
iIOin tuotISuioslS. uiltIu sttNlCts
were held on Friday afternoon at Paint
Lick church of which he was a member
by Rev. w. NJ. Eldridge and the burial
was in Paint Lick cemetery. He is
survived by his wife and little son and
to them is offered the sympathy of a
host of friends in their bereavement.
Mrs. James Spillman died suddenly
on Tuesday morning at four O'Clock of
heart trouble at her home at Manse.
Although she had been i'll for some
little while, no one thought her condi-
ton serious end her death came as a
great shock TO her family as to the
community at large. She was faith
full earnest member of old Paint Lick
church. where funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon at three
O'Clock by her pastor, Rev. W. NJ.
Eldridge, after which the body was
laid to rest in The Paint Lick cemetery.
She is survived by her husband. three
sons and three daughters and the sin
cerest sympathy of the whole com
munity goes out to this bereaved family
and also to the aged father and mother
upon whom the blow has fallen so
heavily.
Miss Gladys Patterson entertained at
a five course dinner Friday evening at
her beautiful home, in honor of Miss
Lula McWhorter, OF Paint Lick Nv,
who is here the guest of her sisters,
Miss Stella McWh1rter and Mrs Laban
T. Kirk. In the evening progressive
800" was played. Those present were
Misses Lula McWhorter, Stella Me
Whorter. Eulah Fitzpatrick, Ethel
Williams, Irene LaViers, Z ina Hager.
Mr.. Pond. Mr.. Rickard. Mr.. Vice. Rus
sell Hager, Stanley Temple ana Edward
Conley.
On last Monday Miss Stella McWhor-
ter entertained the Auction Bridge
Club to "A six O'Clock dinner. II was an
eight course dinner served in elegant
style. In the center of the table was a
beautiful bunch of roses. Each boy
was presented with red carnation,
while each girl wore ayelIow carnation.
After dinner the merry bunch enjoyed
the theatre then returned to the home
and spent the remainder Of the evening
playing bridge. The club is composed
of Misses Gladys Patterson. Irene La
Viers, Stella McWhorter Edna Hager.
and Lula McWhorter of Paint Lick Kys
guest of Miss Hager. Messrs Stanley
Temple, Russell Hager. Prof. Pond,
Mr. Richards, Skinny Vice.
Miss Edna Hager entertained at six
O'Clock dinner. in honor of her guest,
Miss Lula McWhorter, the following:
Misses Stella McWhorter, Irene La
Viers, Gladys Patterson, and Lula Me-
WhoIter, Of Paint Lick, Ky. Messrs.
Prof. Pond, NJ. Pickards, Stanley Tenn
pie. Russell Hager and Thos II. Wall.
of Huntington, w. Va. Miss Hager
as hostess entertained these young peo-
pie very beautifully. Before entering
the dining room each member was pre-.
scented with bunch of beautiful flowers.
The party then entered the dining room
which was very srtistically decorated.
In the center of the table was bouquet
of rose buds. lilies of the valley, sweet
peas and violets. They then gathered
around and participated in nine course
dinner. The remainder of the evening
was spent in playing cards. At 1890
this merry crowd disbanded and bid
Miss hager good. night. -Paintsville
Herald.