The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-09-29

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Miss Bird Perkins has had most
severe attack of tonsilitis, but hel
friends will be glad to know she is
much improved.
Mr. Bell and Vietta have returned
from a most delightful visit to Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Sarah Hurt went to Lancas-
ter Saturday to visit Mrs. ]. B.
Conn. From there she will visit he1
sister, Mrs. Mary Douglas in Dan
vile.
Mr.. Jack Perkins is out again af-
ter several days illness with a mala.
rial attack, his friends are glad.
Rev. Reynolds, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Richmond, is conduct.
ing revival at the Baptist church
here and we want all to know that
finer discourses have not been heard
in this church for years than he is
delivering. He is an earnest, zeal
Gus man, coming here for his health
and seeing the condition of this
church, he felt that altho not ply
sically able to do the work, he could
not keep from it and he was invited
by the members to stay and preach
and such refreshing, awakening SER
mons should be heard by every de-
nomination and those who fail to
hear him have indeed lost something
that was worth while. The sermons
Sunday morning and evening were
deeply appreciated and inspired all
who listened with greater efforts to
work for the Master. Rev. Clere of
Lancaster. is conducting the morning
service and everyone who ever heard
him knows what a feast awaits them
1t these meetings. So every one
come. Especially do they desire the
members to awaken to duty and eff
fort.
The Junior Endeavorers pledged
ten dollars towards the Sunday
school rooms and last Friday night
they gave an old time spelling match
which was well attended, much en-
joyed and from which they realized
1928. Mrs. H. G.. Skiles and Mrs.
Geo. Stephenson managed the affair
and the srellers enjoyed defeat as
much as success. Mrs. Maggie Fish
won the prize, a huge box of fine
candy. A most interesting addition
to the spelling match were speech
es by several little grown-ups. Mr..
Thomas Lyme rendered in his very
best style, Counting Hiney's Geese"
which brought down the house. Mr..
"a Gooch, our postmaster, spoke
Simple Simon," leaning forward to
be prompted every line by Mr.. Skiles
and the piece was spoken as he rem
dered at the age of five or six
years. He received many cheers
and the little folks simply sauealed.
Stage Fright" by Mr.. Skiles: "The
Bramble Bush," by Mr.. ]. Thomas
Cherry and fine poem entitled
How Things Are Managed at KILL
klnlc," by Rev. Reynolds, were
greatly enjoyed. Little Willie Pet
,us, our druggist was billed for a
oPSNNh GNU WhCl IliS lille Game. ne
few through the door like a meteor,
while lady ran to catch him by the
coat but could not stop his fight or
'oothe his fright. Mr.. T. J. Coburn,
1 visitor at the Sanders Hotel, was
and entertained everyone
With his marvellous slight hand
,ricks. Altogether it was a most en-
oyable evening and both little ones
md managers are congratulated.
Miss Marietta King of Gum Sui
blur is the attractive guest of Mrs.
Daisy Hunt.
Prof. Hatfield, Miss Clara Collier,
Prof. Everett and wife, w. D. Edmis-
:on and family, DR.. and Mrs. Jones,
Ill motored to Frankfort Wednesday
20 attend the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Reynolds, who
nave visited Chicago, Newcastle and
Bedford, Ind, have returned to their
nome here.
Mrs. Sam Tilford, who has been