The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-03-02

Mrs. John Shackelford and children
are in Richmond visiting relatives.
Mr. John NJ. Duncan has been we.
tim of grip" for about weeks past.
Mrs. j. Roe Young is with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.. Anderson.
Mrs. Sallie Rayburn has returned
from protracted visit to her daughter
in Missouri.
Mrs. jim Perkins, Of Bedford, Ind. 4,
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Oaks.
Miss Della finder was in Paint Lick
Saturday and Sunday for visit to
Miss EIdridge.
Mr.. Story Heron left Tuesday for
Cincinnati to accept a position in a
garage in that city.
| Mrs. W. J. Romans has returned
from pleasant visit to Mrs. w A.
Carson IN Stanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mack Lear, of
Lexington, are the que It of Mrs. Jennie
Comeiy and daughters.
7 Miss Margaret Milward has returned
to her home IN Lexington after spleas-
ant visit to Miss Deha Under.
I Mrs. J. X. Cornn who underwent a
slight operation IN the London Hospital
last week is improving rapidly.
/ Mrs Forest Fitzgerald and beautifuI
little daughter. Dorothy, OF Danville.
are visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
X. b. Wilkerson.
Mrs. o. U. Terrill left Saturday for
Richland Va where her husband has
accepted position with the Merchants
and Farmers Bank.
Mr. and Mrs Walker Bradshaw are
rejoicing over the arrival OF AN eleven
pound boy on Feb. 23rd The little
fellow has bee christened James Rus
sell
/ Miss Marie Ballard will begin teach
/ ing Spring school about the first Of
March She Will be assisted IN her
work by Miss Pauline Ross of Mays
Lick.
Hon. Robert Harding. Mrs. Harding.
and their daughter. Miss Margaret
Harding, returned last night from Gin
cInnati. where they have been for the
asst two weeks. - Danvilie Messenger.
i Dalton Rich has returned to his
home from the Naval Training station
at New Port, X l.. where he enlisted
about year ago. Dalton found the
life IA little too strenuous and his
release was purchased.
Mrs. Louise Irving Mcdowell. whose
death from apopleXy recently occurred
at her home IN Cvnthiana, was the
mother of Reverend j. ieryey Mellow
ell, of Pass Christian. Miss, who mar
ried Miss Jane Lusk, "A former resident
of tins place.
Miss Christine Sanders was ''at
home" to the members of the Senior
Christian Endeavor Society Friday eve
ming. The party was IN the nature of
a George Washington celebration and
quite number OF colonial characters
We're represented by both the bows and
girls. Most inviting refreshments were
served 10y the young hostess.
The following complimentary article
was written 10y the Crab Orchard cor
r, spondent to the lnteriorJournsl. Tine
lecture by Reverend Cierr Of Lancaster
WAS one Of the finest oratoricai feasts
ever enjoyed in this city. He deserves
all the papers say of him. aud is both
fearless and potent Ia his deuunciatlon
Of the prevailing vices of the present
day"
Mrs. Robert Saltpr entertained the
Executive COMMITTEE of the Audubon
| Club Society Yesterday at -four O'Clock
at her home ON Broadway. Plans were
perfected for SIX walks through the
country during the spring months. with
leaders for each walk. The children of
the town and country will be encourage
ed to study and protect the native song
birds and their nests. Hot chocolate
and sandwiches were served 10y Miss
| Elizabeth Salter and Miss Lucille Nit
/ chell. Those preseut We're Miss Lun-
caster, of kent1ckv Oh eye Tor Women;
/ Miss Bnudiuot and Miss Matte Sallea.
Of the Maple Avenue Schoai. Miss Ruth
I Crow of the Broadway school, Miss
Margaret Spllr,, Nrs Richard Tasker
I.owndes, Jr and Mrs. Eo,ertL. Sal
ter. chairman for the wurI -Danville
Messenger
The recent unvniiing Of tie portrait
of James Lane Alien al Lexington is 9
more than ordinary Interest to laucps-
trians from the fact that 'l Ice Me-
Cam, the Young girl who lacttl the
artist and did All the peru farlnu be-
tween portrait painter ant Committee,
is of Garrard ancestry Miss Hclann
is the granddauQ liter OF a.. ate Ash
burne Price. OF Lexington, ugt former.
" of Garrard county, tn Young Lex
ingtonian's mother being First cousin