The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-01-06

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Miss Lula sutton spent part OF
Xmas week with Mr.. and Mrs. J..
l.. Smith ON Danville pike.
Little Miss Frances Tucker has
been the Charming guest Of DIR. and
Mrs J. VI. Acton, Of Danville.
Mr. James Smith. Of Troy, Ohio.
spent a few days Xmas with his
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Wilson return
ed TO Bowling Green last Saturday
after spending the holidays with Mr..
~ Mr.. J. X. Mount.
vi. Dan Collier Elkin returned TO
/ Atlanta last Sunday night after
spending ten days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elkin.
Mrs r. u. Marksbury. Mrs. Joel
Walker, Mrs. John Gill Kinnaird.
Misses Martha and Helen Gill were
visitors in Danville Tuesday.
Mr. Lon Bourne entertained n
Few friends at SIX o'clock dinner
wednesday evening Those present
were Misc Ruth Kelly. Of Richmond.
Mrs. =. H. Lester, Of Akron. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hatcher and son. Thomas. Mr..
aud Mrs II. c. Pollard and Miss
Agnes Pollard.
Mr. BAscom Ford has resigned as
Rural Route mail carrier and has
taken a position with the Planters
and Growers Tobacco Warehouse for
he season. Ar Wade Walker is
acting Mail Carrier for the present
until a permanent one is named.
The examination for this place is TO
lake place next Saturday. which is
under the Civil Service.
Miss Mildred Gatewood entertain
ed house party at her home in Mt.
Sterling for the dance Tuesday eve
ming. Her guests included Misses
Caroline and Mary Phillips. Of Elem
ingsburg. Elizabeth Parker and
Frances Tuerman. Of Carlisle; Flo
Armentrout. Of Frankfort; Rebecca
Boswell. % Winchester; Jane Boil
ing. Of Lancaster; Anna Pierce Car
rick. Of Lexington. and Messrs.
Frank Kenny and James Randall, OF
Danville. and Walden Lackey, OF
Knoxville, Tenn.
Quite a number Of parties were
given the past week. All Of the
homes were beautifully decorated In
Christmas bells, holly and poinset-
tias. Delicious Refreshments were
served. The following were the
hosts: Miss Nellie holland Friday
evening at her home on Maple
avenue; Miss Laverne Hicks Thurs-
day evening at her home on Danville
rca' Miss Mamie Stapp Tuesday
evening at her home on Lexington
road; Miss Martha Ward Sweeney
Wednesday evening ut her home on
nanville road.
The Woman's Club held their re-
gular meeting Thursday afternoon
NJ their rooms on Lexington avenue.
The rooms were beautifully decorat-
ed in all the Christmas emblems
The meeting was opened by the
president. Mrs. r. +. McRoberts. az.
ter which Miti Eliza Smith had
charge Of the program. Two earo.s
were sung by the 6lee Club Of l.. II.
5. accompanied by Mrs. Mae Hughes
holland. Miss Smith followed with
splendid talk on the study Of Luke.
About twenty members were pres.
ent.
Miss Laverne Hicks entertained
with most enjoyable party Wed.
nesday at her-pretty suburban home
on Danville read. The home was
beautifully decorated in everyreens.
holly and Christmas bells. Delicl- /
Gus refreshments were served. The
following guests were present: Miss
r. Anna Faye King. Thelma Hamil- |
ton, Nellie holland. Margaret Elliott, |
judith James Daniel. Josephine I
burnside. Lua Anderson. Helen Gull /
ley. Willie Sanders Ruby Cress. OF /
Dsnville. Messrs. W. p. Long. Earl
Samuel Elliott, s. u. |
Cochran, Elisha Carrier. Mars /
swincbroad. ]. r. Haselden. A. &C.
sandeSs. Shields Fickeison. Of Crab !
Orchard Springs, T. j. Price. Carl /,
Thompson, Robert Quinn. Edd WI I
lIams, James Broaddus and Roscoe .