The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1916-02-04
Crab Orchard

The Dixie Rock Club was elegant
ly entertained at the Springs Thurs
day night by Mesdames Willis and
Anderson. A delicious fruit and sal
ad course was served and every one
present fully enjoyed the evening.
Those present were: Mr.. Willis and
Miss Mary Gray; Mr.. Robinson and
Mrs. Sam Tatem; Mr.. Moberley and
Miss Kate Middleton; Mr.. Walter
Goodwin and wife; Mr.. Wallace Co
yer and wife; Mr.. and Mrs. Skyles;
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carpenter; Mr.
Tom Hays Bronaugh and Mrs. M.
Condor; Mr.. Shirley Cover and Miss
Phillips; DR.. Strader and Mrs. L. L.
Sanders; Mr.. Lambert and Mrs. Dave
Newland; Mr.. Hite and Mrs. Willis;
Mr.. Maurice Perkins and wife; Mr..
May and Orlene Anderson and Mas
tiers Howard and Charles Skyles.
Many interesting scores were made
(, and all report one of the best enter
tainments of the season.
Mr.. Burton Thompson, who is en-
ployed in Cincinnati, came home
quite sick this week. He is at the
home of his father near Quail.
Miss Maymie Holdman will visit
her brother Charles in Paris this
week, and from there she will visit
Mrs. Fife in Winchester. Miss Bird
Perkins of Hamilton College, Lexing-
ton, will join Misses Chadwick and
Holdman at Winchester for few
days visit
Mr.. Billie George Holdman was
quite sick Sunday and was attended
by DIR. Jones. He is much better.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barker is lying very
low of pneumonia at the home of her
son, Peyton King and as she is quite
aged, her friends are quite distressed
about her. News has just reached
here that she cannot recover.
Mrs. Maggie Cover, of Stanford,
who with Shirley, has been with
friends here, returned to Stanford
Saturday.
One of our successful farmers who
ought to know, has asked us why we
don't say something about the great
possibilities a first class huckster
might have by locating in Crab Or
chard. This farmer says that it has
been nothing unusual for from eight
hundred to thousand dollars worth
of hides and poultry and other pro-
ducts to be shipped from this point
during one month. So we invite
someone with pluck, energy and hon
esty to consider this matter seriously
Mr.. Steve Teaters accompanied his
mother, Mrs. Emma Farris home from
Pinehill, and will remain here short
time.
The many friends of Charlie Moore
son of Ward Moore, will regret to
learn that he is suffering from par
alytic stroke on his face. He is in
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. Robert Thompson and Miss
Tanner went to Mt. Vernon Tuesday
to visit Mrs. Thompson's mother,
Mrs. Poynter.
The Endeavor will entertain its
Junior members Saturday at the Col
lege, and Saturday night, the Senior
members will be entertained at the
Christian church. Everyone is in
vited to attend.
Rev. j. G. Livingston preached a
most interesting and helpful sermon
at the Christian church last Sunday.
AS we looked upon this faithful min
lister of the gospel who has grown
gray, and bent with age, in the Mas
ter's service, we thought what a great
reward is to be his in a few more
short years, and how bright his crown
will be and how many trophies he
will be able to lay at his Lords feet. |
He referred with deep emotion to
the many familiar faces he missed |
since he preached for this church |
thirty years ago. His good works |
will surely follow him.
Mr.. Garner Price seems to be i'm
proving some.