Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-27
PAINT LICK ENJOYS
CONNIE II
Paint Lick, Ky, May 81.

the graduates OF the PANT LICK
High School by Rev. Benjamin
!. Bush of Lexington, were we'll
repaid for coming out to Mt.
Tabor Babtist Church last Sun
day evening. Although the
weather was exceedingly warm
Mr.. Bush held the interest of his
audience by a masterful discus
sion and application of the para
bic of the Ten Talents" which
impressed all with the sense OF
duty that developes upon the
average one-talent individual. LAS
the pastor of the Babtist Church,
Rev. Skaggs was suddenly called
away last Sunday by the serious
illness of his father, Rev.
Ramsey, pastor of the Presby-.
terrain church at Manse and Rev.
Young, pastor of the Methodist
church very kindly took charge
| of the Devotional Exercises. The
services were opened by a march
| played by Miss. Chastine. Rucker.
The five graduates Misses Gym
thia Pruitt, Estella West, Grace
Hall. Beulah Ledford, and Rod
ney Ralston, were ushered to the
front by the five members of the
Junior Class and the two high
school teachers, Professor Long
and Gilbert lead the procession to
1.-THE front. Miss. Chastine
Fuckers piano solo was beauti-
fully executed.
Mrs. A. B. Wynn and Rev. and
Mrs. VOCAL Of Berea, were in
!Wilmore Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. N. H. Young and
Miss Chastine Rucker attended
the Convention at Wilmore this
week.
Rev. B. J. Skaggs returned
Efrom his fathers bedside Tuesday
jmorning. His father was thought
to be some better when he left
II Messrs. Frank Marskbury and
Hesse Doty were in Paint Lick
Thursday buying and shipping
i.wool, paying is cents for the
tbest. I'M
q Mr.. James y. Denny and Mrs.
i Woods attended revival services
at Whites Chapel Tuesday.
| Master Marshall Pruitt spent
the past week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N .Pruitt. =
| Mr.. Ed Walker, of Eminence
! representing B. F. Avery & Sons
/ passed through Paint Lick We'd
Inesday.
! Mrs. A. T. Bowling left Sun
| day for Cleveland, O., to visit her
two sons, James and Carl Bowl
ing
! Messrs. VIM. Ra1tson and Ray
Estridge left Monday morning
| for Williamsburg to be gone sew
eral days.
| Mr.. Nat Pruitt and family were
guests at a birthday party at the
home of Mr.. I-lge PrGitt, Tues
| day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Wood:
were guests at dinner of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Geoge w. Goodloe in Rich
mond, Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Hervey ant
children spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown on the
| Buckeye road.
| Messrs. c. B. and R. H. Led,
ford and DIR. B, B. Montgomery
were in Frankfort on bushes.
| Monday of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Neville Moberly
Iof Richmond, spent Sunday with
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Noe and fam.
lily.
j Mrs. M. K. Ross is expected
4 home this week.
|J Mrs. w. R. Patrick was in Ian
/ caster Monday on business.
b Miss Mary Walker spent sew
eral days in Louisville this week
Mr.. R. G. Woods made bust
ness trip to Cincinnati early thi
week.
/. Quite a number from here at
tended Home Coming" at Fai
View Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. link Davis wer,
!; guests Of her mother, Mrs. jaime
Lee, Sunday.
5 Mrs. R. G. Woods and son, Err
: nest, and brother. John White
spent Monday in Danville.
r H. Ledford, DR.. Montgom
: cry, and DIR. Patrick went to Di,
river fishing tuesday.
!: Miss Jessie Mae Hammock wa
: the guest of Misses Ellen an
: Cynthia Prtitt Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Holder and so
+; of Berea. were guests of Mr.. ia:
! n Scott NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ Scott and family Saturday an
! Sunday NIGHT +