The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-02-07

have returned from month stay at
Barlow. Fla.
Mr.. Clifford Pritchard. OF New York
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolph Joseph
Mrs. Joseph Prather and children. of
McCrenry are visiting her sister Mrs.
George Brown.
Mrs. X. L. McRoberts, of Lancaster.
was the guest Of Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Phillips. Interior Journal
Mr.. Herbert Ellis. Of Wilson. N. C..
who has been visiting here for several
days, left Sunday for Louisville
Mrs Elizabeth Joseph and Mrs. Jen-
ME FIVE. OF New York have returned
from delightful visit to Chattanooga,
Tenn.
Mrs X. d. Blanton and daughter
are here for a several weeks visit to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. FL
more.
Mr. and Mrs H. V. Bastin entertained
last Friday evening at a delightful SIX
o clock dinner in honor Of Mr. and Mrs
Mac Wilkens.
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Joseph left for
Cincinnati and Chicago this morning to
complete the Spring purchase for the
Joseph Mercantile Company.
Mrs Bette r. Smith, one Of Dicker.
sons popular and efficient clerks, has
been III the past few days, but her
friends wish for her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. Edward Oaks. vino has been very
i'll at the home Of his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Oaks. is somewhat ln proved
his many friends and schoolmates will
be glad TO learn.
Mr.. Mac wilkins has returned to his
home in Shelby N. c. after a delight
full visit at the home Of Mr. ana Mrs
! V A Lear. Mrs. Wilkins will remain
with her parents few weeks longer.
Mr. Robert Mcdowell of Danville
has recently been transferred from
the Fifth Naval Division to the Sixth.
He is now on the L. S Submarine.
Chaser. No. l22 He has recently
passed most rigid examination for
entrance at the Hampton Rodes Naval
Base School and here's hoping that he
will soon be domiciled there. If he
gets into this school he will no doubt
be awarded commission in the United
States Navy. He is bright and has
made many friends in the service.
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Brown Diekerson
were at home. to few Of their many
friends on Wednesday evening. Many
amusing games were played and de-
hghtlul WEIGH rarebit was served.
Everyone present including Misses
Gladys Frisbie, Pearl Dckerson, kath-
crime Harris, Katie Barnes Dickerson
and Messrs Jas Nevius. J. Wade Wal
ker. Cecil Brown. Hudson Frisbie and
Billy Miller We're indeed sorry when
the time came to bid this popular
couple good night.
The following announcement has been
received by friends here and is of much
interest, owing to the popularity of
the groom, he being the Oldest son of
MIR. and Mrs r. f. McRoberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lttleton Mseks
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Mrs. Pauline Meeks Carter
to
Mr.. Robert Ware McRoberts
on Saturday February the second
r One thousand nine hundred and eighteen
: Atlanta, Ga.
4 Immediately after the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. McRoberts left for New York
Clay to sperd portion of their honey.
moon, returning by way of Norfolk,
Va, where they will visit for few
: days. MIR. and Mrs. Buckner Spindle.
The Record join the many friends in
d wishing for Mr.. and Mrs. McRoberts q
e long and happy married life
Miss Emma Holten of Frankfort, q
student at the University of Kentucky
I received her bachelor of arts degree al
d the conclusion of her work Wednesday
e and left Thursday afternoon for Water
: loo. Ia, where she will teach modern
language in Iowa College. The active
chapter. pledges and several alumni OF
:, Kappa Delta Sorority, of which Miss
Hoton is member. entertained fol
her informally with luncheon Thursday
before she started on her journey.
Those present were Misses Lois Powell,
Eliza Spurrler, Louise VIII, Lois Brown,
Edna Berkele. Mamie Stormes Dunn,
Florence Johnson. Elizabeth Murphy,
Florence Brown, Elizabeth Kraft, An
nette Martin. Christine Hopkins. Vir-
ginia Grey and Emma Holten. -Cour-
) Ter Journal.
Our good, patriotic young Danville
man, Robert b. Dunn, has had many