The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-09-14
BRYANTSvILLE


Mrs. J. ". Frasa and Mrs. Martin
Broglc were in Danville Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis Broaddus and Miss Let.
tie Broaddus spent Saturday in
Nicholasville
Mrs. Lewis Rice, Of Georgetown.
has been recent CUES, u Mrs. II.
A. Dawes.
Mr. A. T. Christopher. u Somer.
set, is visiting Mr.. Logan Ison and
Miss Eliza Ison
Mrs. Louis W. Broaddus will be
host al her home in the country for
the next silver Tea"
Miss Margaret Dcane left Monday
for Nicholasville. where she will at.
tend school for another year.
Mrs. David Rankin. Jr.. was host
a, a very delightful dinner sunday
for a number Of her relatives.
Mrs John Hogan and Mr.. Terry
Hagan. % Springfield. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. q. Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. q. Kennedy ~.
turned home Monday from a weeks
visit with relatives at Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. W n Swopc and |
family were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. h. r. Swopc. at Lancaster sun.
day.
Mrs. Dudley Lawson. Of Ravens
wood, Mo, has been visiting Mrs.
Mamie Mullins and other friends
here.
Miss Mamie Lee Ballard has re-.
turned from a ten days visit with
Miss Marguerite Voolfolk. in Lex
ington
Mrs. C. VI. Dean. Mrs W. X Ia.
Wis. Mrs A. T. Scott. Jr.. Misses Car. /
son and Mary Bourne, spent Monday {
In Nicholasville.
DR.. b. A. Dawes is az Waco. where /,
be Is conducting a ten DAYS revival.
DIR. b. c. Rose was in Lexington 6
Friday on business. :
Mrs. W. Il. Cunningham came home /
Saturday after visiting Mrs. Ross Ad- u
ms and other relatives, in Lexing- :.
on. for two weeks
p. A. Dawes. Jr.. came home Sat in
Irday from a very pleasant two weeks 6,
'isit with his friend. Mr. Harry Nit y,
he'll. Of Hodgensville. h
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Edwards and 5.
amily, Mrs Allie Rankin. Misses Vi a
la and Jean Rankin, attended the Ia
Methodist conference. in Harrods- OF
'urg Sunday. 5
DR. and Mrs. b. 4. Dawes. Mr..
,. VI. Moreland. Master James Bour- m
ION Moreland. Misses ZlIah and n
'my Dawes spent Tuesday in Pari. y
nth Mr. and Mrs CoIlivcr c. Dawes. n,
Mrs. b. A. Dawes ana guest. Mrs. =
.ewis Rice, Of Georgetown. Mrs. A. =
!. Moreland. Misses Zillah and Amy e,
'awes, motored TO Crab Orchard last r.
riday and were guests at Crab Or. 10
hard Springs for dinner. &C
Mr.. W. b. Cunningham had the "a
Misfortune TO lose very valuable an
orse last week from injuries re- vi
'iVed By getting into wire fence. ~ -,
n Cunningham had just recently su
fused quite fancy price for same. pc
Recent rains here have been Of ~.
'eat benefit 70 the farmers, a. stock ia
alter had gotten very scarce and the est
'rdens and pastures almost dried up ms
hey are looking very much better.
he late tobacco has also been great d.
helped %
The Bryantsyiilc High School open. bo
Monday with very good attend. pu
ice. The following teachers are br
nployed this year. Prof. Adams. Of WI
edmond. Principal. with Miss Car nu
n, Of Madison, and Miss Mary for
'urnc. As assistant. w
Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard entertain pul
number Of her relatives al din
r Sunday Among the guest. were
:. and Mrs. II. l.. Elder. Of Nicho. 10
willie. Mr. and Mrs. James Bryant a..
d family, of Louisville. Mrs Tom -
isler and Miss Virginia Trisler. Of art
syeland, Ohio ho'
A. the annual conference Of the ,'''
'thodist church which closed sun. W.
y night at Harrodsburg, the Rev ~,
y. Jones was returned 10 the anu
.thodist church here as pastor 80"
eryone is very much pleased 20 W"
We Bro. Jones for another year,
he il very popular with his con. er'
'gation. Mr.
Mrs. {. G. Becker was host recent. s"'
for the silver Tea" The home '''
: very attractive with summer vu'
Sers and during the afternoon. '"'
ightful refreshments Of ices and anu
,e were served. About 30 guests 90"