The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-08-01


the guest this week Of Mr. and Mrs
L. c. King.
Miss Lucille Schooler has been a
pleasant visitor this week Of Miss
Anna Faye King.
Misses Rosa and Inez Ray Of Buck
eye, will leave for Frankfort today,
to be the attractive guests Of Miss
Reva Ray Mansford.
Miss Reva Ray Mansford returned
60 her home in Frankfort today,
after a pleasant visit to Misses Rosa
and Inez Ray, near Buckeye.
Mrs A. J. Rice Of Atlanta, Ga.
and Mrs. West Moorland, Of Char
lesion, West Va, are here for v sit
to Mr. and Mrs. James Hatcher and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hatcher.
Rev. J. r. Norman, returns this
week from Casey Creek, where ne
has been holding a successful meet
ing. There will be regular services
at the Christian church next Sunday
Mrs. Belle Henderson Of Lowell,
was hostess at knitting house par
ty last week in honor of Miss Ella
Belle Newland Of Brodhead, Miss
Ella Dunn Of Danville, and Mrs. J. r.
Mount, of Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Clark enter
tanned Thursday at twelve o'clock
dinner in honor Of Mr.. Charlie Land,
Of Fort San Antonio, Texas, and Mrs.
Landram Burdette and daughter,
Miss Della, Of Gas City. Indiana.
Mr.. L. C. Gulley arrived from
Mussels Shoals, Ala, few days ago
and will probably accept q position
with the firm in Ohio, during the
next few days. Mr.. Gulley was not
specially pleased with the climatic
conditions of Mussels Shoals.
Miss Gladys Frisbie entertained at
delightful informal dance, last Fri
day, at her home on Danville Street
Delightful music was furnished by a
troupe of Hawaiians, and a most ell
joyable evening was spent by her
friends who were present.
News has just been received nom
Mrs. Herman Hoover Of Troy Ohio,
that she will start for visit to home
folks the 18th Of August. Mr..
Hoover will accompany her as Ear as
Frankfort, where he will visit his
parents for few days.
Mr.. w. r. Todd, representing the
James b. Glow and Sons, with head
quarters at Cochocton, Ohio, has
been in the city few>days this week.
Mr.. Todd formerly lived at Stanford
and has many friends in this section
who are always glad to see him.
The following young people drove
to High Bridge Sunday and spent a
very pleasant day. Misses Lettie
Peyton, Lillian Montgomery, Virgie
Lee, Willie Mae Calico, of Paint Lick,
Cora Bryant, Eulalah Montgomery,
and Messrs Earl Carter, Wesley Cal
leo, Chas. Scribbner, Ton Ward.
lack Hester, and Luther Peyton.
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Mr.. Jonah Marsee, a former Gar
rardite, together with his family and
Nelson Marsee spent the day in Lam
caster yesterday. Mr.. Marsee now
lives in Mercer and says it is almost
as good county as Garrard. He took
advantage Of the old rate and re-
newed his subscription to the Record
which he says he has been taking for
nearly 80 years.
Friends here have received cards
announcing the arrival on July 2Sth,
of Jack j. Pursley, Jr. This young
medicine man" weighs ten pounds
and will prove quite happy addition
to the home of DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Pur-
sley, of Louisville. Mrs. Pursley is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Allie
Sanders of this city.
Mrs. Lynn Clark was hostess at
dinner Sunday. Those present We're
Mr.. James Clark and Misses Stella
and Nellie Clark Of Lancaster, and
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Hughes and chill
dren, of Marksbury.