The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Si'as Mcsser. Of More
land spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 9. Cox.
Mrs. j. H. Voris of indianapolis is
visiting her brother, A. T. Anderson,
and sisters.
Miss Mary Lee Lear is visiting her
sister. Mrs Mac Wilkins, at Shelby,
North Carolina.
Miss Emma Boner left for Louisville
Mordav afternoon after a visit to Mrs
Elizabeth Joseph.
Mr. and Mrs $. II. Aldridge and fami-
ly left last Sunday for their home in
Paris Crossing. Ind
Miss Elsie Lackey and brother. John.
are visiting. Mrs T. X. Watson, at
Barboursville and Ely.
Mrs Joe Faulkner and children. of
Middlesboro are visiting relatives and
friends m the city ard county.
Mr. L. II. Smith. of Louisville was
with Mrs Smith here Sunday, at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Scion Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Farris Yeager were
weekend visitors of Misses Sue and
Margaret Sampson of Harrodsburg.
Mrs. V. A. Lear and Mrs. w. A.
Price will entertain at. delightful
Junior picnic. tomorrow at Dix river.
Messrs Bert Embry, Glass Carrier.
Willie Mac Elliott and Milton Elliott.
left last Sunday for stay in Akron. O
Mrs kav Lsckey has returned to nc.
home in Kansas City. Mo. after visit
to her parents. Mr. and Mrs ID. Coch-
ran.
Mrs Edwin Mortz of New York and
Mrs NJ. +. Elkin of Lexington, are ex-
pected today as guests of Mrs b. +.
Walter.
Editor Roy A. Haynes and Mrs. Hay
mes. of liillsboro Ohio. are guests Of
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs w.
b. Mason.
Mrs J. d. Harp, of Shelbyvile. Mr.
and Mrs j. o. Franklin and family of
Lawrenceburg spent Sunday with DR..
and Mrs j. 5 Gilbert.
Little Nancy and Stanly Clark have
returned to their home on the Lexing-
ton pike after spending a pleasant
week with their grand parents.
Capt. Bach and Capt. Taylor of the
2nd Kentucky regiment. We're in the
city last Saturday. demonstrating the
merits of the Lewis machine gun and
incidentally to gather in II few recruits
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A Lear. Mr.. r. r.
Denton. Little Miss Nancy Thomas
Lear and V. A. Lear. Jr and Masters
5. u. and Eugene Cochran, and Mr..
Roger Aldridge. motored to Lexington
and spent the Fourth.
A Dublin, Georgia, paper contains an
account of the narrow escape IF one
Thomas Hooks from drowning but who
was rescued by Miss Lucille Chumbley,
daughter of Rev c. NJ. Chumbley. a
former pastor of the Presbyterian
church here. Miss Chumbley, who is a
splendid swimmer. acted with such
courage and coolVess that movement
is now under way to secure a Carnegie
medal for her.
In renting for her subscription to
the Record from Greenville. XIV, where
she is now teaching. Miss Nell John.
ston. remembered and loved by every
one here who knew her, was kind
enough to say. II never forget the day
when the Record should arrive. 1t is
my one big home letter and no line of
II misses my eye. love old Lancas-
ter and ! am Just so proud OF every
thing she does-and she never falls
down on the job either" She asks to
be remembered to all her friends and
says she will teach there again next
year.
Miss Lucy 5. Spoonamore entertain
ed at her beautiful country home near
Hedgeville. Wedn, sday afternoon from
2 10 O'Clock, in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Grover a. Rivers, from Middletown,
Ind. and his sister, Mrs. j. Fox bud.
derar, from Stanford, Ky. Those
present to meet the visitors were;
Mesdames George DeBorde, Harry
Frye. James Sanders. William Murphy,
Linsey Rankin. Jonathan Rankin, Har-
ny Goggin, Allen Rankin, Farris Fitz-
patrick. ID. l.. Spoonamore, Farms
Yeager, c. +. Yeager. Misses Mary
Lee and Elizabeth Owens, Sarah Wood
Yeager and Anna Huffman. Delicious
refreshments were served. Miss Spoon
amore proved an ideal hostess. All
enjoyed the occasion very much, as
usual, when invited to this home.