The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12


Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Call and DR..
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Linton Triv-
cite at noon Sunday.
Misses Helen Record. Elizabeth Pur-
yes and Elsie Hooker were the charm
ing guests Of Miss Ethel Ruth Francis
for the day Sunnay.
Mrs. A. r. Williams. Mrs. a. H.
Wellman. Mr.. and Mrs. N. Starkey lief,
Monday for whltesburg where they
win attend the Grand Chapter OF the
Order OF Eastern Star.
Miss Dollie MrCoy left Saturday for
Huntington, where she Joins her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mccoy. who
have lived thero for several months.
Miss Mccoy has good position In
Huntington and Goes sot expect to re.
turn TO Piekville to live again. Her
many friends regret her absence but
their good wishes go with her to her
new home.
Misses Mayhelle Thompson and Al.
ice Johnston went 10 Prestonsbur1s
Sunday to attend the dedication OF the
Presbyterian chapel at which Miss
Thompson sang a very beautiful solo.
Mrs Frank Haynes and little daugh-
ter have joined Mr.. Haynes here.
Mr.. j. j.. Johnson and Mr.. Madison
Dunlap OF Jenkins were here Friday.
Thursday here
Mr.. James d. Francis returned Sat
urcay night after fortnight spent Ia
Wasl ington, L. C
Mr.. w. w. Gray IL attending a
meeting OF the Bankers Association at
Louisville this week. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Gray, who win visit REL.
at.ves at Bowling Green before her re-
turn.
Mrs. VIII Richards and little son.
Paul Alien. have Joined Mr.. Richards
in Columbus. o.. where they will make
their home.
Miss Graycc Layne OF Ierestonsgurs
spent Sunday here.
Mr.. end Mrs. w. r.. Call wers
hosts at delifhtful buffet supper on
Tuesday evening. to Mf and Mrs. Lin
ton Triyette. DR.. and Mrs. A S. Reese
and Gladys Banks Reese. Nj. Grover
Call and Mr. II. = Adkins.
DR.. j. f. Record and Mr.. T. II. Har.
man attended the fall meeting OF the
Ebenezer Presbytery at Franisfert this
week
The Red Cross wool has arrived.
about. 400 pounds OF II. and all who can
knit. or who viii learn TO knit. are
urged to do 80, that the Iike County
Chnvter may not fail to do the work
assigned to II. Winter is coming and
the SHOWS have already begun 70 fali
in France. and II Is our duty and vriv-
ilege to help provide warm garmentT
TO keep our own boys from, suffering
from the cold. Wool ard needles. and
instructions FIR the knitting OF the need
ed articles will be furnished at tho
Red Cross headquarters. when we see
our friends offering their lives, Il reed
be 70 the cause OF liberty. II seems a
small part that we are asked to do. Ia
knit warm garments for theu, doing
this work in the warmth and comfort
OF our own homes. ard IL is 10 be hoped
that the women of Pike comfy will
rise to this opportunity as calamity as
Pike county men and Pike county wo-
men always do.
Word was received here Friday by
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Burke OF the loss
by fire OF the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. ikeyser near Charlottesville. Va.
This was beautiful farm house ana
was beautifully furnished and was all.
most total loss. Mrs. Keyser was Miss
Ruth Burke. one Of Pikeville's most at
tractive girls.
Mrs T., II. Hartman was hostess to
the Ladies' Aid, Society OF the Presby
terrain rhurch on Thursday afternoon
A large number were present and a
very profitable meeting was held