Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-06-02
PAINT LICK

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/ ed with pleasant spend-the-day
/; Her guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
\ George Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Todd and family, Miss
Ethel Todd, Mis- Annie Todd and
| Messrs. Paul and Joe Todd and
Jesse Rogers, of Louisville.
Miss Resa Hollingsworth, of
Paint Lick, and Mr.. Geo. Rhodus,
of Hamilton, O., were married
Tuesday, May z3rd, in the pres
ence of a-few friends. The bride
is the charming young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. b. Hollings-
worth. The groom is a macllinst
in the Nils Tool Works, of Ham
ilton, and is highly esteemed by
his friends. They VIII make their
home in Hamilton where he has
property.
i Word has been received here
by friends of Rev. B., J. Skaggs
that he has undergone an oper-
alton for his eyes at Nashville,
about ten days ago. At present
he is doing nicely.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Christian church will have a Sill
yer Tea at the home OF Mrs. T.
II. Smith Saturday afternoon,
June 10Th, from l 80 to 5 o'clock.
Everybody please come and as
sist il a worthy cause.
| Misses Nellie and Dora Scots
entertained delightfully."- Friday
evening with q lawn fete in hon
or Of the senior class of Paint
Lick High School. About rs
! guests enjoyed their hospitality
! The decorations were pink and
white as. were also the cakes serv
ed with frappe.
Tuesday, May 23rd, was the
closing OF the high school. The
following were members of the
graduating class: Misses Edna
Underwood and Lena Estridgc,
Messrs. Jewell Wallace, Richard
Davis, Morton Elder. Peyton
Caldwell, and A. B. Estridge. The
address to the eraduatesSWas de-
livered by Mr.. Jones, teacher Of
English at Georgetown College.
The following took lunch Sat
urday evening, going to Kingston
where they ate, then went to
| Richmond to the movies: Misses
Essie Ballard, Mae Curtis, Gym
tlia and Ellen Pruitt, Elizabeth
Conn, Lucille Davis, Messrs.
Goebel Pruitt and Luther Curtis.
A very delightful time was spent
by all.
The play at the school building
given by the Freshmen and Sop
homores was one Of the best ev-
er given here. Mr.. and Mrs. FL
der are due much credit for the
splendid manner in which they
were trained. The door receipts
were $2995. Owing to the three
week's meeting just closed, the
| crowd was not as large as usual
and admission was only Is and 20
cents.
Mrs. J. D Wynn took her Sun
day School class for picnic last
Thursday. On account of the in
clement weather they could not
go where they first planned, but
instead went near Richmond,
where a very enjoyable day was
spent by all. The rain Of We'd
nesday night wet the ground so
they could not have lunch out of
doors, so they went to Mrs. Viii
son Brandenburg's and served
their lunch in her dining room.
Mrs. Brandenburg furnishing ice
tea for them.
Mrs. Morse, who has been Wis
iting relatives and friends here,
has returned to her daughter,
Mrs. H. G. WcFIhorter, at Mich
olasville.
Miss Chastine Rucker was a
visitor in our town the past week
and attended the play Tuesday ev
ening, given at the school audi
forum.
Misses Margaret and Clara
Higtlald, who have been with
their grandmother for a visit, |
have returned 10 their home in
Covington.
Miss Essie Ballard, of Preach
ersYille, Miss Mae Curtis and |
brother, of Kirksville, were the
weekend guests OF Misses Ellen
and Cynthia Pruitt.
Misses Emily Bourne of Ian
caster and Alice Sutton, of Marks
bury. were the charming guests