The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-07
Mrs W. b. Burton has been spend
ng . few days in Lexington.

4 "f NV usys iu behihktons
Mr.. and Mr.. Holmes Gardner. Mrs
T. c. James and children, Of Leiteh-
field. Ky.. spent last weekend with
, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Boyd.
Mrs. Ephriam Brown. Miss Iva Lee |
! Smith. Miss Valera Whitaker and
Mr. Pendleton Williams were visitors
, In Lexington. Thanksgiving.
Miss Lois Virginia Bourne has re-
! turned home after spending several
days with her little neice. Virginia
, Bourne Richards. in Danville.
Miss Anna Mae Smith has re
turned 10 her home in Louisville after
visi, to her grand parents. Mr.. and
, Mrs. Scion Henry and family.
Mrs J. r. Mount and Miss Joan
Mount returned las, Monday from
IaGrange. where they had spent ten
. days with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Bourne and
daughters and Mrs. Milton Richards
and baby. spent Thanksgiving with
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Underwood. near
4 Danville
Misses Thelma Hamilton and Jane
I Haselden, who spent the Thanksgiv-
! ing holiday with their parents. return
, ed to Hamilton College in LexinS-
= ton Monday.
Mrs. James Smith Miss Katie
! Barnes Dickcrson. Miss Lizzie Belts.
Mrs Naomi Hamilton and sons. James
and Charles, were visitors in Lexing-
ton Saturday.
y Little William Cecil Clark arrived
I last Tuesday TO make his home with
Mr. and Mrs. Simmie Clark. Jr., on
the Lexington road. Both mother
and baby are doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Adams left this
5 week for Richards. Va. where they
will spend the winter with their chill
I dren. Mr.. and Mrs. o. U. Terrill and
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Adams.
ar. and Mrs. Henry Stephens and
daughter and Mrs. C. l.. Boner, Of
Louisville and Mr.. John Hammons.
) ~ Junction City. spent the last week
/ end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Joseph.
: Mr.. Charlie Poff. our accomodat-
ing mail carrier is visiting his daugh-
: ter. Mrs VIM. b. Wood at Berea. this
week. Mr.. Poff has not missed a
single train during the three years
4 he has served as carrier.
|. Mrs. r. z. Robinson. Of Elizabeth
town. Mrs. W. r Cook. Of Dapville.
Mrs. r. W. Sprague and Miss Helen
Elizabeth Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Wintersmiih. all Of Louis
Vile have been recent visitors Of Mrs.
p r. L. Owsley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Newton Broad
Z dus. Of Lancaster. are Ne proud par
ents Of a son. born last night at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Carter. He has been named
Robert Newton Broaddas, for Mrs.
Broaddus brother and her husband
Interior Journal.
Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Morris and
daughter. OF Nicholasville. were din
ner guests Friday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
, Forest Stapp at their home on Lex
ngton road Rev. Morris is holding |
very successful meeting at the
Methodist church at Gums Chapel
in Garrard county. There has been
thirty-fve additions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Bourne and
Mrs Lula Johnson. Of Versailles,
} Miss Nell Bourne and Mr. aud Mrs. |
T.. W. Bourne .of Lexington, Mr.. and
/, Mrs. Ewing stultz and daughters,
Jane and June. Of Louisville. have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs J. h. |
Bourne. ON the Stanford pike.
There was a very interesting meet
ing Of the Woman's Club Friday af- !
ternoon at the rooms on Lexington |
avenue. Mrs. y. h. Bourland. the
president. was in the chair. and the /
J minutes read by the secretary, Mrs.
! G.. A. Abbott After the business
session. Miss Mary Davis. charming
young member Of the club had charge
Of the program, which was delight
ful. Her subject was Pueeini's opera.
Madame Butterfly" Several selee-
tions from the opera were played on
the vietrola. The audience, which
numbered about thirty-five showed
enthusiastic appreciation Of the pro-
gram and Miss Davis discharged her
duty in a most pleasing manner.
| Miss Elizabeth Salter was host last