Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-04-12
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aud Mr.. Grant Baker, man and
wife. Mrs. Baker is the only
daughter of Ed. and Mrs. L. N
Bowling, and a great favorite of
the family as well as of her many
friends, and to say that she will
be missed from our number is Just
as light way as we could posi-
bly, express it. Mr. Baker is
business man of Laurel county.
and is a gentlemen IN all the
word implies. His father is
large owner of real estate and is a
stock trader of considerable note
To these young people we join
their many friends IN wishing
them a happy and prosperous
married life. Prof. J L Pllkenton
has accepted the position of Sup
erintendent af City Schools ia
Corbin. and will move his family
there in a few months. possibly
not before August. Mr. Pilkenton
has been principal of the Graded
and High School here for several
years and has done great work
for the town and community, and
has many friends here who learns
with much regret that Mr.. Pil1en.
ton and his estimable family Is to
leave Us, ard the saying that it
never trains but it pOurs'' seems
to be coming our way just now, as
Mr.. VIM. Richie has accepted the
principaIShip of the Corbin High
School and will go there to begin
the fall term along with Mr.. Pill
kenton. During their short stay
here Mr. and Mrs. Richie has made
a number of warm friends who
are sorry to see them leave US 4
out opportunity knocks at every
mans door and Mr.. Richie and
Mr.. Pilkenton feel that a golden
opportunity has been presented
to them worth gong after. Cor
bin is just completing a new forty
thousand-dollar school building,
and are sure doing things in an
educational way, and with men
like those we are sending them,
we predict greater things than
ever came their way before-Mrs.
!. J. Albright was in Louisville
last week shopping. The revival
at the Christian Church closed
Friday evening, of last week, with
twenty nine additiouS.-Mr. and
Mrs A E Albright left Wednesday
for Richmond, Va, to see a spec
ialist for Mrs. Albright, and will
likely be away from home several
weeks before returning. Mrs.
Albright's condition is greatly
improved but they are naturally
anxious to leave no stone unturned
in search for permanent cure.
Their many friends here are aux
iOuS that much success will attain
their effortS.-Mrs. j. H. Hunt bic
left Thursday for Newport News,
Va, to spend few days with her
husband, Lieutenant Humble
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Anderson &C.
companied Mrs. Daisy Hunt, and
son, Lewis, to Richmond, Wednes-
day, to see Drs. Gibson, who is
treating Lewis Hunt. The trip
was made in Urban Cass' Ford.
- NIB. Brock sold Ell. Osborne
pair of two-year-old mules this
week for three hundred dollars. :
The honor roll in Room No. Z.
Brodhea1 Graded School, for this
week follows: Mary and Ebert
Belcher, Marguerite Albright,
Herman Oliver, Lucy Harris, Mel
lie, Ballard, Bertha Brummett.
Worth Albright and Virginia
Meredith. ED. II. T. Young and
Atty. J.W. Brown lectured in in
terest of the Men and Millions
movement at the Christian Church,
Wednesday evening.-Miss Lucille
Pilkenton, daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. il. Pllkenton, and Roy Sow
der, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
SOwder, were married at Jellico
this week, and returned home
Wednesday evening. These are
splendid young people and have a
host of friends here who Join US
in wishing them a happy and
prosperous welded life. - Mrs.
Logan Mccall, of Stanford, was
the guest of Mrs. j. J. Albright DUR
ing the week Mrs. J. J. Painter
and children were up from Stan.
ford this week and SDent q fau