The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-09

Mesdames Hayden Leavell and Chas.
Rankin spent Saturday in Danville.
Miss Katherine Hamm left Saturday
for months visit to friends and rela-
tives in Somerset and Nashville Tenn.
Mrs W. b. Ball and little daughter,
Margaret are in CampbelsviIe tor
visit to Mrs. Balls sister. Mrs. w. T.
Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Price have both
been quite i'll of the grip, but their
friends will be glad to know that they
are now convalescent.
Mr. John Duncan who has been a suf-
ferer from the grip has sufficiently re-
covered to visit his sister Mrs. Char
lotte Warren in Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Jennings have re-
turned from Buena Vista where Mrs.
Jennings was called by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Fletcher lson.
DR. VIM. Elliott, Chas w. Anderson.
Mrs. Roe Young and Mrs. Florence
Grant motorcd to Lexington. where
Mrs. Grant will be under specialist.
Miss Brunette ID. Arnold has return
ed home after a pleasant visit of three
weeks to relatives and friends in Simp-
sonyille. Louisville. Paris and Richmond
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edward Ross, who have
just returned from bridal trip to the
Mardi Gras at New Orleans. were given
an elaborate course dinner upon their
arrival.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. 2. Gregory and
daughters. Misses Sallie Cook and
Emma Goodloe Gregory and MISS Jen-
ME Lackey motored to Lexington on
Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Denny. who is maxi
ing her home with her riece. Mrs. John
Bolsnd in Lexington, is in feeble health
and now almost "shut in. much to
the regret of her many friends and rel
atives of this section.
Mrs Robert Embrv will entertain
the members of the Women's Club
tomorrow afternoon at tea pouring,
when the subject Of ARTS and Crafts"
will be discussed and some things
under discussion will be exhibited.
Mrs, Elizabeth Mason who celebrated
her Goth birthday on the 9Th of Janu-
AIRY, hes seriously in at the home of her
son. MIR. W. b. Mason. Mr.. w. by
Mason. who has been engaged at his
new clerial duties at Frankfort. her
son, Nh. George I Mason os Chicago,
ard grand son, w b. Mason Jr., were
summonsed Tuesday because of her
critical condition.
Rev +. b. Bourland VINO has been
preaching in E.izabethtown and has
been called to the pastorate OF the
Carlisle Christian church n arried Miss /
Maria Griffin, formerly of this place,
and daughter of the late Mr.. James
Griffin. This church is one of Elder f.
NJ. finders first charges and he natur-
ally feels quite an interestin the church
and the work of the newly called pastor
Miss Julia Reid has received informa-
lion Of the death of her great-nephew,
lanes Woodbridge Gates. at his home in
Denver Col The little lad had reached
MS ainth year, and was the only child
# doting parents; his Illness was of
Iriof duration. he succumbing after
hree days of severe suffering. The
mother of the deceased child will 10
here as Miss Mary Harvey
having frequently visited
Ter grandparents. the late Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Reid.
The vocal solo rendered Sunday morn
ng by Miss Kathryne Warmer, at the
church was highly appreciated
" the large congregation and was quite
N acquisition to the musical program
# the service. Miss Warren possesses
voice Of unusual ''timbre". having
rot only melody and volume. but also
ompass and great fiexibllity, notably
making the skip of AN octave in the
horus of the sparrow Song" with
'erfect ease Her selection, His Eye
5 on the Sparrow, was favorite
lynn sung by the celebrated Charles
4. Alexander in his evangelistic meet
ngs several years ago. and her clear,
istinct enunciatlon Of the words of the
poem was most effective in
the soiace of "a happy rest
rom WEAKNESS and worry in the watch