The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-03-15
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MIS. OudTloS 1nSKO, or Paris,
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Don't forget the mid-week
prayer service at your church.
Were you there last week?
The Millersburg Dancing Club
gave a dance at the opera house
Friday evening, which was well at
tended.
All members of the Ladies Bible
Class of the Christian church are
urged to be present next Sunday.
and bring their Easter Offering for
the Orphans Home.
-BIRTHS-Born, Thursday night
to the wife of Ben Campbell, a son.
Tuesday night to the wife of VIM.
Tolliver, daughter.
Mrs. Adah McClintock cele-
brated her 81st birthday Sunday.
Many friends and relatives, includ-
ing the children and grandchildren,
called in the afternoon, several Of
them bringing gifts.
Rev. Kendall, of the Lexington
Methodist church, will begin a re-
vival meeting in the Millersburg
church, on Sunday, April 8. The
song service will be in charge of
Rev. Lon Parker, of Kansas.
At the meeting of the Eastern
Star Chapter, the following candi-
dates were given the initiatory de-
gree, the work being exemplified by
the local degree team: James Hut
sell and D. P. Jones; Misses Mamie
Clarke and Bernice Bonar; Mesdames
Frank Hensley, Womack and Earl
Peterson. After the meeting de-
lightful luncheon was served.
g The Twentieth Century Club will
hold it's next meeting on Saturday
afternoon, March 10, when the fol-
lowing program will be rendered:
Roll Call-Quotations from Ameri-
can Women; House of Mirth, I"
Character Sketch, Miss Bart; "Her
Men Friends" discussion; leader,
Miss Ruth McClintock; music, Mrs.
Shannon; hostess, Miss Mcintyre.
Mr.. William Rankin and family
have moved to his property pur-
chased from E. r. Hurst on First
street, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Dex-
ter Power, who moved to the adjoin-
ing property purchased by Mr..
Power from Mrs. Amanda Mastin,
and vacated by Mr.. George Luden-
burg and family. Mr.. R. c. Bornar
and family have moved to the prop
erty of Mr.. D. e. Clarke, vacated by
Mr.. Shanks and family, from that
of MI. Alfred Maddox, Mr.. Maddox
and family moving to the same from
the farm of Mrs. Laura Layson.
The Millersburg Graded School
/ will serve penny lunches every
Tuesday and Thursday. They served
one also last Friday, at which time
County Superintendent Caywood and
the County Board visited the school
Miss Anita Burnam, assistant club
leader, will visit the Graded School
next Wednesday, and will address
the student body during Chapel
hour, and the P. T. A. Wednesday al
500 p. m. All members are urged
to be present to hear this address
at which time important business
will be transacted. Mr.. Walter
Meng, of North Middletown, will
visit the school Thursday morning
in the interest Of the stock-raisins
department. All farmers especial!
interested in hogs are invited t.
meet Mr.. Meng on the school grounds
Thursday morning.
The following committees wer'
appointed at a recent meeting o
the Parent-Teachers' Association
Grounds-Mrs. s. G. Bascom, o. E
Hurst, DR.. H. M. Boxley, Mrs. S. E
Bruce; Fairgrounds Equipment
Thos. Brown, Will Crouch, Mis-
Mamie Clark; Athletics - w.
Saunders, Jas. Howard, Prof. Rus
sell Jones, Miss Jessie Crisp; Live
stock-M. E. Pruitt, Ashby Leer, {
c. Clarke; Building-Mrs. NJ.
Pruitt, Mrs. w. S. Saunders, Mis-
Hazel Kerr; Funds. T. Judy
Mrs. Frank Bedford, Henry Boiling
Program-H. c. Bonar, Miss Eliza
beth Rice, Miss Patsey Clark
Poultry-S. C. Bascom, Rev. w.
Slater, Mrs. R. c. Bonar; Liberty
Mrs. o. E. Hurst, Mrs. +: T. Hens
ley, Mrs. R. L. Poyell: Schoe
Lunch-Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Peal
, Hill, Miss Lillian Bodkin; Domesti
Science and Manual Training
Mrs. Dennis McMahan, Mrs. Arnol
Case, Harry Fay; Publicity-R. N
Caldwell, Miss Mamie Clark.
THE SICK-Mesdames Ann
lDarnall, Clara Shanks and Elizabet
Day continue about the same. Mr.
fannie Morton continues quite IL
Mrs. Minnie Rule is able to be u
again. DR.. H. M. Boxley improve
slowly. Mr.. M. M. Jones underwer
IAN operation Friday night at S
lJoseph's Hospital, in Lexington
for appendicitis, performed by ID
David Barrow. He is doing as we
as can be expected. Mrs. Mamie
Brown, who has been confined to IL
home for several days with rheum;
tism. is improving. Mrs. Z.
lSmith on getting out of an autom
bile Friday afternoon at the home
her daughter, Mrs. H. c. Curren
sprained one of her ankles. DR.. c.
Smith, who was with her. was el
route to see a patient, and was n
aware of the accident until ne r
turned to the Current home for he
She is doing nicely, though not ab
to walk. The many friends OF MI
m III. Mckinney will regret