The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Napier, who
have been visiting relatives here, re-
turned to their home in Paris, Sun
day.
Mr.. Hundley Napier, of Central
City visited his mother, Mrs. Anna
Napier this week. Fifteen graduates
chosen to write essays in his school
and out of that number Hundley and
a young lady were chosen to read
their essays before the public, Hun
dley being chosen valedictorian, an
honor he deserved and we are glad
to make mention of his success.
Mr.. W. D. Edmiston has purchased
fine Oakland car Of Hubert Carpen-
ter, of Stanford and is learning to
run it nicely.
Misses Myrtle hurry and Tanna
Thompson were sent as delegates to
the "School of Methods" which con-
vened in Mt. Vernon last week.
Miss Ophelia Lacky, Mrs. ]. G. Car
penter, Mrs. Shelton Saufley, Mrs.
w. A. Tribble and Miss Esther Burch,
of Stanford were here Friday after
noon boosting he Chautauqua.
Mrs. w. E. Perkins, Mrs. Levi FL
der and Miss Mary Lucille Burgin
went with DR.. Burgin to Danville
this week shopping.
Mrs. Ida Burnett and baby, who
have been visiting Mrs. Will Pettus
returned to their home in Middles-
boro Sunday taking Miss Sara May
Pettus home for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bell, of Preach
ersville visited Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bell Sunday.
Mr.. George B. Lyme, the well
known secret order man of Crab
Orchard was given a boost for Grand
Warden last Friday evening at the
Odd Fellows Banquet by Mr.. George
w. Smith, Jr., of Lancaster, District
Deputy for Kentucky, and Rev. c..
E. Wyatt, of Carrollton, POSTMASTER.
Altho Mr.. Lyme was completely TAX
en- by surprise, it was most deserv-
ed compliment. Mr.. Lyme has served
several times as Noble Grand Chap
lain of the Odd Fellows Lodge and
is its present treasurer. He is serving
his term of Worthy Patron of the
order Of Eastern Star" Judging
from his past work the Grand Lodge
will be making no mistake in elect
ing him Warden.
Rev. Wyatt preached two splendid
sermons at the Christian church Sun
day. His evening sermon was upon
"Wild Oats" and we wish every boy
could have been there to heard.
The members of the Ladies Aid,
Christian Endeavor, Sunday School
and Mems Bible class donated screen
windows and other members donat-
ed doors and the work yard is to be
nicely cleaned. Our protracted meet
ing begins June II and our pastor
wishes everybody, no matter what
denomination to feel that they are
especially invited to attend every
meeting. Good singing.
DIR. Tom Williams, wife and baby,
of Shelbyville, visited his aunt, Mrs.
Mollie Burgin, Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Mr.. John Stevenson, Jr., of Gin
cinnati is home for a stay with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Stew
enson.
Col. and Mrs. Guest left this week
for Mobile, Alabama to live with
their daughter, Mrs. Vass. Crab Orch
ard is real sad over giving up this
beloved couple but we hope the
change will mean happiness and con-
tentment to them. Crab Orchard
waits with open arms to welcome
them home any time.
Mrs. Ida Jones left Tuesday for
London, KY. to visit her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Porter. She took little Port
er with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom C. Manuel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lanham, of Gravel
Switch, came in Mr.. ManuePs car
he has recently purchased, to visit
his brother, Mr.. Jamse Manuel
Sunday.
Miss Katherine Bronaugh, of Lex.
ington and Miss Anna Bronaugh, OF
Pineville visited their parents this
last week.
Mrs. John Magee and family, who
lately went to Colorado have return.
ed to Kentucky and will visit Mrs
Kate Magee a few days. Mr.. Magee
sold his land near Denver for a fan.
cy price and is satisfied there is nc
state like Kentucky.
Mrs. J. B. Willis left for Virginia
Monday to be present at the gradual
ing of her grandson.