The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-04-12
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MILLERSBURG :


ington, and hope to return home in
a few days.
Mrs. E. NJ. Ingels returned
Thursday, after a several days visit
to relatives in Lexington. and is
now among the sick.
ID. c. Clarke sold few days ago
house and lot in Butler Additions,
occupied by R. C. Bornar and fam
lily, to Mr.. Bornar. Terms private.
Mr.. Dennis McMahan returned
Thursday from st. Joseph's Hospital.
Lexington, where he had been under
treatment for several weeks, some
what improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis McMahan
have returned from Lexington, where
Mr.. McMahan has been a patient at
one of the hospitals for some time.
He is greatly improved.
The commencement exercises of
the Millersburg High School will be-
gin with the Junior and Senior re-
ception on Friday evening, May Is,
and will continue through May 20.
Mrs. ]. S. Mann received a mes
sage from Columbia, Mo-, telling of
the death there of her cousin, Mrs.
Irwin Vivian. Mrs. Vivian was for
merly Miss Wallace, and was a ma
tive of Millersburg.
The next number of the Ly-
ceum Course will be a lecture by H.
w. Sears, at the Millersburg Col
lege auditorium on Tuesday, April
II. The sixth and last number will
be given on Saturday, April 16, and
will be furnished by the Interna-
tional Glee Club, at the High School
gymnasium.
The school lunch, begun a few
weeks ago as an experiment, contin-
ues to be a success under the direc-
ton of the capable committee, Mes
danes John Hill, Pearl Hill, and Miss
Lillian Bodkin. The main feature Of
the venture is the free luncheon serv-
ed to a number of undernourished
children. The services of the ladies
of the Parent-Teachers' Association
who have volunteered to help on
these occasions is greatly apprec-
lated.
Prof. r. P. Green, of Frank
fort, State High School Supervisor,
recently paid an inspection visit to
the local High School, resulting in
his recommending the school for a
place on the accredited list, thereby
making it possible for a graduate
from this school to enter any college
without examination, and receiving
full credit for all work done here.
Mr.. Green stated: "As far as l
know, this is the best opportunity for
a High School in the State" His
address in chapel, directed princi-
pally to the High School students,
was one of the most inspiring they
have yet heard. Visitors on the &C.
casion were DR.. C. C. Fisher, r. M.
Caldwell, County Superintendent J.
B. Caywood, Mesdames r. M. Cald-
we'll, B. Frank Hensley and R. G..
Bonar, Miss Lillian Bodkin and M.
e. Pruitt
The protracted meeting which is
in progress at the Methodist church.
continues to draw large audiences
Evangelist Kendall is preaching pow
erful sermons every evening, and the
people seem to be moved under the
influence he yields. Rev. Lon d
! Parker, who is in charge of the music
| has organized a well-trained choir
of more than fifty voices He makes
you sing whether you want to or not
without using any undue influence
Sunday afternoon Evangelist Kendall
delivered an address to the ladies OF
the community at the Methodist
church, on the subject, "The Forbid.
den Fruit" At the same time Evan
gelist Parker conducted service a,
the Presbyterian church to men
only, subject "a Strong Gutter"
There were large audiences at both
churches, and the subjects were well
! handled. Sunday at 1870 p. m. al
the Methodist church Evangelist
Parker organized a booster choir
which will meet every afternoon at
the church about $3.50 Evangelist
Parker has also put on Sunday
School campaign, beginning with last
Sunday morning, and every Sunday
noted a gain in it's attendance. On
Saturday night the Boosters Choir
will give an entertainment. On
Sunday night the spacious audito-
rum and lecture room of the Meth
odist church was filled to overflow
ing, and a few were compelled to
stand. The meeting will continue
through the coming week at 1880.
On next Sunday afternoon Evangelist
Kendall will address the ladies at
the Presbyterian church, subject,
Sour Grapes" At the same time
Evangelist Parker will address the
men at Methodist church. The music
grows better every service. While
evangelist Kendall grows stronger in
his discources. At the afternoon
service Sunday at Presbyterian
rhurch q laroo p,,pohor of ,,,ov, 1900