The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
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Interesting News Items From Bour-
bon County's College Town

Rev. G. w. Nutter, will preach
at Jackstown, Sunday afternoon.
Russell Caldwell has accepted
a position with Jones Bros grocery
store.
Mrs. w. r. Nelson will be hos
tess to the Bridge Club Friday af.
ternoon.
| Mrs. Harry Booth, of Montgom.
cry, Ala, is a guest of Mrs. ]. T
Jefferson.
Mrs. T. d. Judy and Miss Mary
Taylor returned Wednesday from
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Ada Miller and daughter,
Miss Kate Miller, are visiting Mrs.
Ray, of Irvine.
Mr.. Luther Leggitt, who has
been ill for several weeks, is able
to be out again.
Mr.. w. d. Welburn, Jr., left
Monday for X. W. c., Winchester, to
resume his school work.
Misses Mary and Amey Rich
ardson, of Lexington, are guests of
Mayor w. A. Butler, Mrs. But
Ter and son, William, returned We'd
nesday from Grayson Springs.
Mr.. Farley Evans, who has
been in Colorado Springs for several
months, is expected home Saturday.
| Misses Ida and Bessie Butler,
left Tuesday for Morristown, Ind,
to visit their cousin, Mrs. r. B,
Givens.
The branch dry goods store
of F. w. Tune, of Carlisle, has
opened here under the management
of Mr.. Roy Endicott.
Rev. Price Smith, of Lancaster
the pastor appointed to the Millers-
burg Methodist church, is expected
to fill his appointment Sunday.
The City School for the colored
children opened Tuesday with an
enrolment of eighty-three pupils
under the direction of four teachers
The annual Cradle Roll service
will be held at the Bible School
hour Sunday morning at the Chris
tian church, under the direction OF
Mrs. H. c. Current. This will be
the annual anna Smith Day." The
service is held in her memory.
Rev. w. d. Welburn, pastor OF
the Methodist church, will leave
this week for his new appointment
family have greatly endeared them.
selves to the congregation and the
citizens of Millersburg, who deeply
regret their leaving.
Mrs. d. E. Clarke was hostess
in her country home Wednesday af
ternoon to a luncheon in honor OF
her guest, Miss Lille Boulder, OF
Lexington. A delicious four-course
lunch was served. The guests were
Mesdames Layson Tarr, F. P Wad.
dell, ]. P. Redmon, c. Layson, w
Metcalfe, A. S. Best, S. M. Allen, w
NJ. Miller, Miss Mamie Louise Best
and Miss Alta Mann.
The Millersburg County High
School opened Tuesday morning
with an enrolment of 200 pupils
Prof. ]. w. Lancaster made a talk
introducing the teachers, who re-
sponded with short talks. Rev. G.
w. Nutter, pastor of the Christian
church, made a talk. The following
teachers compose the faculty thi:
year: Miss Mamie D. Clarke
Grade L; Mrs. NJ. S. Boston, Grade
II; Miss Sallie Squires, Grade III
w; Mrs. Bedford, Grade w. Mis-:
Lima Grove, Grade VI; Miss Eliza
beth Donnell, Grades VII-VIII; High
School, Prof. j. w. Lancaster, Prof
r. Jones, Prof. r. Hunt, Miss Mary
Vanmeter; Miss Richards, Must,
director.
Plans are completed for tn,
Woman's Club Day at the Kentuck.
State Fair on September IL. Thi
day having been set apart as Wo
mans Club Day as a just recognition
of the interest women are taking il
affairs of to-day. The program TO-
the day will begin at 3:45 in tn,
Horse Show Building, by the. .sipgin:
of my Old Kentucky Home" by tn
women's chorus of Louisville, AM
will be followed by an address o
welcome by Mayor Smith, of Louis
vile. Mrs. H. G. Reynolds, Stat
Federation President, will make
short talk introducing the .speake
for the evening, Mrs. Lucia Anne
Mead, subject, Americas Part II
the World Crisis"