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RUNEIAGE SALE

Tie Queen Esther Circle Of the
First NJ. 4. church vii hold a rum
mage sale on Jackson street Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday Of this
week. Anyone having old clothes
Of any kind and desiring to dispose
o fthem call 1851 or 1906 leaving
name and address and they will be
called for. Old shoes, dresses,
coats, hats, hose, waists, or any
thing that can be spared to tho
owner will be acceptable. This
sale will be conducted at the COR
ner OF Jackson and Monroe streets
in the eDnham furniture store. /.
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Volcano Is In
Active Eruption

SAN JUAN DEL s6ER Mica,
ragua, Jan. 10.-The volcano One.
tepe on the Island OF Ometepe,
eight miles from thu western shore
Iof Lake Nicaragua is in active erup.
ton. Many thousands of cocoa
plants have been destroyed, large
areas OF grazing lands are covered
with ashes and many cattle are
dead.
The inhabitants Of the adjacent
villages, terrified by the internal
rumblings, arc fleeing to zones Of
safety. Considerable lava Is flow.
ing down the 5.1oS foot cone, but
has as yet done no material dam.
age. The eruption is the worst
since 1885.
"a dispatch from Managua on
Janutrye7 said ometept was show.
ing great activity.
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CHILD TRIES TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
Grief Hycr Death Of a Pet
Boston Terrier Drives
Child 70 Act
fRr AKA Arsnoiatah Presa1

(By the Associated Press.y
CHICAGO. Jan. 10.-Nipe yeal
old Russell Mueller today Is In a
hospital with q self inflicted bul.
let wound in his right thigh. He
shot himself after his pet Boston
terrier, Peggy" died yesterday.
II want to die. too Russell.
sobbed to his mother, Mrs. Marie
Grover. Last night a policeman
visited the lads home. He took
his pistol from It's holster and.
tucked It behind a cushion on q
davenport Then be, with the
boys mother and other guests.
went into the library. A moment
later the crash Of the shot stopped
their laughter.
The boy ertimpled on the floor,
the big police pistol in his hand.
Doctors feared the leg bones arc
shattered and that Russell will be
crippled for life.
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Elected ofneers

Officers were elected at the reg.
tlar meeting of the Mcfarland
chapter 81 the Westminster Guild
held last evening at the church
pariors OF the Presbyterian church
and were 40 follows: President,
Mrs Ezra Baachowsky: vice pres
ident, Mrs. Virginia Dicken; sec.
Rotary, Mrs. z. 1. Barcns; treasur-
er, Miss Ruth Fleming and cor.
responding secretary. Mrs. Edgar
y. Taylor. Supper was served at
five O'clock after which an inter
esting program was observed with
the following hostesses: Miss
oLutse Leonard, Mrs. Frank Lloyd,
Miss Amy ingalls,, Miss Demaris
Lewis and Miss Hazel Topping.
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Entertalns League

Mrs. Mancer Swigei, entertained
SO members of the Social Service
League, o fthe N. p. temple last
night, at her home In Beliyiew
avenue. The hostesses were Mrs.
Clark Taylor, Mrs. L. NJ. Pierce,
Mrs. Charles Toothman, Mrs. j. 8.
Pierpont, Mrs. Lee N. Satterheld,
Mrs 3. Sherwood, and the Misses
Marion and Evelyn prickett.
Ashort musical program was
given b yMrs. j. B. Clinton, Mrs.
]. H. Thomas, Miss Halle Orr, and
Miss Edith Hunsaker A salad
course was served following the
program.
The follow 'ng officers were
elected for the now year: Mrs.
Mancer Swiger. president; Mrs,
Harry Shaw, vice president; Miss
Halle Orr. secretary: Mrs. J. n.
Thomas. treasurer; Mrs, W. G.
Kelly, publicity manager
A flower commttte consisting OF
the following ladies was appoint
ed: Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. Wal.
ter Hegegrty,
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ihf lite most attractive Of tle
aociai teettst arrenged
M.sst Frances West lSinseg
Il marriage % John kingsley
IAu II Sew jersey and MIS-
"a Watsoh Annette Whose mar
q To Attorney Frank {. Hay
pd cf this eity VIM both be
pts 70 sttns month was the.
,uc shower and tea 1t which
frr, Marshall = Aatcraft and.
Miss Jessio Church we're hostess.
shis fysfnoon at the home OF the
former on Fairfnof1t avenue. The.
atests were invited for from three.
to five o'clock During the first
hour the hostssses and their hon.
Of auests which included Mrs. Ar.
thur u 81. IAwrence. received
theft guests IN the living rooms.
after witch the brides were inyiti
"a % two up stairs rooms where
their gifts were arranged. One
room WAS SGT apart for each Of the.
two brides and the gifts were at
tractsveiy Arranged IN these roomst
IN the room where Miss Ktnsey's
Eifts were arranged the h~ostesses
were her mother, Mrs. Sadie Kin.
ses MrsAH Glenn Greer and Mrs.
Fred Helmick. while the hostesses
In MISS Ar1ett's SOON were her
mother ME-. 4. ". Annette, Mrs.
". a Wiedebusch and Mrs. An
drew Jackson Colborn. After the
brides had inspected their gifts.
which we're beautiful and quite
UNIQUE the guests were invited al.
30 % inspect the gifta.
During the afternoon delicious
1~efreshnents we're served in the
dining room which was prettily-
decorated In Ophelia roses, mar
cissus freiaias and greenery.
Among those who assisted In en-.
tertainlng were Mrs. Glenn G..
Barns. Mrs, %. @. Jones, Mrs. G..
n. Smith, Mrs. Marshall Fleming,
Mrs. Edwin Gaskill and the Misses
Martha KinseY Ruth Philips, Hell.
ON Robinson, Jean Billingslea.
Florence Hutchinson!
49, NrNH HEMTH.
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Mlsa kannY Named

Miss Anna W. Kenny OF Fair
mont was named state treasurer Of
tia West Virginia Catholic Daugh-
tiers OF America organization at a
meeting held at the Carroll club at
Wheeling on Saturday. Other OF.
ficers were named.
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III. n, q stoGtxer; OF thu First
prcrbyterian Church was delight.
lilly snlnfise last night when fully
y'r hnndsed members of HE eoll.
gecelfloa saered at his home, Ola
1u IND '1iniyershry Of his pastor.
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Black billed cuckoo is some.
times called "rain crow" from t.le
tta1it'On that II forecasts rain.
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RIrthday Party.

Miss Ruth Wyckoff, the charming
Young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Wyckotf, was hostess yester.
day afternoon from four to six
o'clock at her home in Walnut ave.
nue. tosa number OF her friends in
celebration Of the tenth anniver
sary OF her birth. The interior OF
the home was attractively decorat.
ed q color scheme of{pink and vel.
low having been cleverly carried
out. Two large birthday cahes, ono
of which was sent by an aunt et the
Young hostess from Pittsburgh and
The other from another aunt from
Cumberland Md.Scentereds the serv.
ing table from which tho children
were servedAwlthla delicious lunch.
Pretty prizes were given the chill.
dren for various stunts In which
they participated. Games and mu.
Sic furnished delightful recreation
for the children which numbered
afty.fiye! One young gentleman
was entertained IN the person Of
Master Dalton Simon, the two year
old son OF Mr. and Mrs. Dalton
Simon.
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Total gravitatton pull OF the sun
on the earth would break a steel
rod 5000 miles in diameter.
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Novel Entertainment

At his home in Coleman avenue
lasteyeliing Paul Lang entertain
ed 1.-THE Philosophers" at a de-
Il'ghtfully appointed dinner, a novel
feature of which was roast wild
duck. shot by Mr. Lang in a recent
hunting excursion in Arkansas.
Covers were laid for eight COM
posing the entire membership Of
the "Philosophers' as follows: Or.
10. w. Waddell, DR.. II. H. John.
ston, DR.. c. H. Neill, DR.. L. D,
Norris, Dr.. H. W. Burnett, DR.. r.
R. Shively, Walter Corbln and
Paul Lang
After the dinner service, a
lengthy discussion Of the subject
OF "Relativity'' occupied the even.
ing. Dr.. Norris and the host divld-
ed honors in the discussion, while
NDr. Johuuon contributed a very
acceptable addition TO the pro-
gram.
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Rotufned Yestcrday

Miss Gladys Richardson re.
turned Yesterday from Flint and
Alma. Melt whprn She had spent
the POST TWO weeks with her par
cnts aud other relatives.
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CountrylcIub Luncheon,

Mfs: Frank Haas entertained
with q prettily appointed one
O'clock luncheon today at the Fair
mont Country club honofing her
hohse guest Mrs. OLE. FoIlke, OF
Beiiaire, Ohio, and Mrs. James A,
Meredith Covers were laid for
nine. Mrs. Meredith is leaving the
latter part OF the week for Charles
tonswhere she win join Judge Mere.
dith and where they will reside dur.
ing the latter's term q the State
Supreme court bench.
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"a Meet

me Ladies. Aid society Of the
Barrackyitle Baptist church will
hold 9 called meeting on wednes.
day afternoon at two O'clock at
the home OF Mrs. Shirley Morrow.
important business will be trans
acted and Il is urged that all the
members be present.
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.Had Zinc Meetlna

A splendid meeting Of the Lit
erature and Art department OF the
Woman's club was held yesterday
evening at the Y. ". G. A. audi
forum with the newly elected
chairman, Mrs. Lloyd Sample. pre-.
siding. Miss Jessie L. Paul, sup,
eryisor Of art in the city schools
gave an interesting talk on the
subject Picture Appreciation"
and her remarks were illustrated
by q portfolio OF pictures the prop.
erty OF the Fairmont State Nor.
NAL school. Miss Laura NJ. Briggs
head OF the Normal school art de,
partnent read an Interesting
sketch concerning John Alexander
and his work.
On February 6 the department,
will have a meeting at which the
stories and life of o'Henry will be
read and discussed
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Surprise Party

Mrs. Lee Tootaman entertained
at her home at Anna Run Sunday
afternoon from one to four O'Clock
in honor OF her two daughters
Miss Nellie and Miss Pauline
Toothman and in celebration of
the formers eleventh birthday
anniversary and OF tho latter's
seventh anniversary. The affair
was arranged as a surprise to the
honor guests. A delicious lunch
was. served and tie young women
were presented with many pretty
gifts. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Toothmap and children
Billy and Albert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald Villnger and son Dale, Mrs:
Leon Shields and daughter, Myrl,
Robert Mccoy. Geraldine Davis,
Grace Toothman, Margaret and
Tom Tenant, Dorothy and Elva
. Hunter, Fay and May Mccoy,
Thelma and Alice Wilson. Roy
Wilson, Bearl Tenant Howard
Toothman, Irene Toothman, Ber-
nard King, Ernest Toothman, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Toothman, Miss
Nellie and Pauline ,Toothman.
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supper TonIaht

Many reservations have been
made for the supper Of the Bus
iness and Professional girls club
to be held. this evening at 5:4b
O'Clock at the Y. N. G. A. An in.
teresting program will follow the
serving Of the supper.
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Club Entertained

Mrs. B. Frank Perry was hostess
to her card club Saturday evening
entertaining at her lovely home on
West Main street. The highest score
was made by Mrs. Frank Boyd, who
was awarded the prize, two packs OF
fancy cards. Following the game the
card tables we're spread and delight
full refreshments of peach cream and
cake with coffee and sandwiches
were served. Mrs. Perry's guests
were: Mrs. Boyd, Miss Lizzie P.
Coleman, Mrs. Clayton Howell, Mrs.
Jack Burbridge, Mrs. H. G. Hoffman,
Mrs. Charles A. Lindsay, Mrs. John
Stofer, Mrs. Josh Owings, Mrs. S. M.
Whitehead and Miss Bess Shackel-
ford.
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Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnes,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell, Mrs.
S. d. Hall, Mrs. Frank Boyd Miss
Elizabeth Boyd, Mrs. John Speer,
Miss Suzette Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. C. McNeal, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Mccormick, Miss Nell Upton, Miss
Margaret Nesbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Oldham, Jr., Miss Thelma Blount,
Miss Mary Wagner Berry, of Sharps-
burg; Mrs. James w. Gatewood, Mrs.
w. A. Samuels, c. C. Chenault, Jr.,
Brooks Blevins, Miss Laura Hart,
Miss Jenmol Gatewood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Howell, j. r. Mcgowan, Will
liam Wornall, of Paris; Roland
Keene, of Georgetown; A. c. Bogie,
S. N. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID.
Gatewood, Mrs. Kenney DeHaven, of
Lexington; Mrs. N. T. Mckee, of
New York; Harold Blevins, Charles
Smathers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Greene, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Bolts, Mr..
and Mrs. HALEY Gillispie, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Upton, Mrs. Porter
Huls, Thomas Grubbs, Mr.. and Mrs.
William French, of New York; Miss
Marcellia Chiles, Mrs. r. M. French,
l.. r. Douglas, Hunt Priest, Clark
Patterson, H. M. Prewitt, Miss Lu-
cille Vice, of Owingsvile; Ewell
Shrout, Gus Gay, of Lexington; Mr..
and Mrs. Clay Fogg, Miss Elizabeth
Fogg, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Hunter,
Misses Jean and Dorothy Goblin, of
Frankfort; Miss Mary Lucille Hamil-
ton, Misses Nancy and Katherine
Hancock, of Maysville; James Big
staff, John T. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Howell, John Walsh, Alex
Chiles, Floyd Stamper, John McNam-
ara, Julian Adair, of Millersburg;
Miss Matte Pinney, Claude Killpat-
rick, Mrs. Cynthia T. Covington, Mr.
and Mrs. billiard Douglas, Mr.. and
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Fair Dance


Under the management of the
committee composed of George G.
Hamilton and Reid Prewitt the an
nual fair dance was given Thursday
night at Trimble Hall, with large
number OF visitors in attendance.
The dance was one of the most sue
cessful ever given here, and Smiths
orchestra furnish music for the oc-
casion. Among the dancers and
spectators were noted Misses Mil
dred Gatewood, Evelyn Prewitt, Eliz-
abeth Prewitt. Kenney Prewitt, Mar
garet Ramsey, Frances Hamilton,
Mary L. Gatewood, Mary Land Brun-
ner, Martha Burch Skirvin, of Ash
land; Cecile BatsOn, of Lancaster;
Margaret Hunter, OF Winchester;
Mildred Sexsmith, of Los Angeles;
Mary Frances Schafters Mr.. and Mrs.
Shields ID. Gay, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Land, Mr.. and Mrs. Balm Robertson,
of Columbus. Ohio; Miss Mary v.
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. Miller Hoff-
man, Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Burbridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Drake, Mr. and
Mrs. f. r. Prewitt, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Carroll Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs. John
G. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
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For Mrs. Robertson

Miss Mary VanSant Robertson was
hostess to one of the prettiest of the
many midsummer parties, a lunch
eon-bridge, at the home of her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Robertson,
on West Locust street, Wednesday
morning. The guest of honor for
the event was Miss Robertson's house
guest, Mrs. Balm Robertson, of Co
lumbus, Ohio. The decorations were
summer flowers through the rooms
and on the veranda and the hostess
was assisted in entertaining by her
mother, Mrs. E. F. Robertson, and
Miss Ruth Wyatt. At the end of the
games a delicious course luncheon
was served to the guests. Among
those present for the affair were:
Mrs. Balm Robertson, Misses Jenmol
Gatewood, Margaret Ramsey, Eliza
beth Coleman, Catherine Howell,
Carolyn Bourne, Dorothy Tyler.
Frances Kennedy, Grace Jones, Eliz-
abeth McCoun, Matte Pinney, Mar
tha Mae Robinson; Mesdames Will
Enoch, Will Nelson Hoffman, Stew
art Sharpe. Durley Hunter, Carl Rob
inson, of Washington City; billiard
Douglas, Joe Brokn, A. b. Oldham,
Jr., William Upton, Irwin Wood,
Seth Bolts, Ralph Greene and Leo H.
Hombs.
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porches, and at the conclusion of the
game a dainty ice course was served.
Miss Hamilton was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. w. C. Hamilton, and
her party included: Misses Dorothy
and Jean Goblin, Henrietta Howell,
Martha Moss, Nola Highland, Fran
ces Turner, Tilla Cox, Georgia Kerns,
Susan Gatewood, Virginia Ayres, Ed
ma ID. Owings, Katherine Redmond,
Elise Derrickson, Ruth Turley, Lau-
ra Gill Hoffman, Mary F. Strafer,
Elizabeth Strossman, Dorothy Bish-
op, Martha Frances Rice and Eliza
beth Fogg.
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3. Mrs. j. w. Hedden, Sr., who has
been confined to her bed for the past
several days, is somewhat improved.
Miss Jeanette Barnes, who was
struck Saturday night by a car, has
been suffering a great deal, but is
able to be at work.
Mrs. j. w. Hedden, Jr, was taken
to the Deaconess Hospital at Iron
ton, Ohio, Friday, where she is un-
dergoing treatment for rheumatism.
The Rev. Father E. j. Corby, of
ST. Patrick's church, this city, un-
derwent an operation at st. Joseph
Hospital, Lexington, Thursday, and
reports from his bedside indicate
that he is doing well.
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and Mrs. Boyd Castle, Of Morgan
county.
Miss Lynn Evans, OF Richmond. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans
Mrs. Alex Goodpaster, of Owings-
vile, is the guest of Miss Marcelli
Chiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Bentley we're
guests of relatives in Winchester on
Sunday.
Richard Brown, OF Chicago, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. f. d. Rich
ardson.
Miss Martha Dorsey, of Louisville,
was the guest of Mrs. T. t. Bentley
Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Sharp and Mrs. viii
Lindsay, of Sharpsburg, are spending
the day in Mt. Sterling.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson, of Irvine,
is the guest of her son, Hon. Henry
Watson, and Mrs. Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brannock, of
Falmouth, spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. F. ID. Richardson.
Miss Charlie Thompson Sledd, of
Louisville, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Henderson and family
Cardinal Gibbons, of Middletown,
Ohio, is the guests of his sisters,
Mrs. Henry Watson and Mrs. S. p.
Greenwade
Mrs. Clara Bibb and her grand
daughters, Misses Marian and Grace
Carter, are visiting Mrs Frank Glib
bons in Middletown, Ohio.
Mrs. b. j. Welsh and Misses Mar
garet and Agatha Welsh and Ellie
Murray, of Lexington, visited Mrs. j.
NJ Conroy and the Misses King the
past week.
Mrs. F. A. Eichelberger (nee Miss
Lucille CampbelD and little daughter,
of Covington, who are spending a
week at Oil Springs, spent Saturday
with relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Wyatt have
moved into their home on West Main
street., which they recently purchas-
ed of DR.. and Mrs. Vardaman Taylor.
The place has been remodeled and
redecorated and is now one of the
most desirable homes in the city.
Among the Mt. Sterling people
spending Sunday at Olympian Springs
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lois Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ratliff Lane, Miss
Mary Beall, Miss Nell Pangburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hord Upton, Miss
Frances Henry, Miss Gladys Henry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fitzpatrick and
children, Mrs. Bette H. Fitzpatrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Bridges, Mrs. H.
G.. Hoffman, Miss Bess Shackelfird,
Roy G. Kern, c.. B. Stephens, w. p.
Highland, DR.. Goodwin, j. H. Brun-
ner, John G. Roberts, Dorsey Pieratt,
Rainey Pieratt, Miss Lille Williams,
Mrs. ]. Courtney Horton and Mrs.
w. T. Hunt.
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Miss Mary Vance, of Lexington, is
the guest of Mrs. r.. II. Lane.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T., Willis, Louis
vile, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Paul Bohlke and son have
gone to Cincinnati to visit relatives.
Miss Gertrude Collins, of Mays
lick, is the guest of Miss Virginia
Duff.
Mrs, Claude Dunnivent, of Fay
ette county, was here last week to
attend the fair.
Mrs Lodusky Gatewood, of Louis
vile, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mcconnell
Mrs. Stanley Lane and children, of
Germantown, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Pennybaker.
Miss Mary Grimes with party of
friends from Lexington motored over
Thursday to attend the fair.
I Miss Mary Grimes with a party of
friends motored over from Lexington
Thursday to attend the fair.
Misses Dolly and Rose Traynor
and Margaret Napier, of Lexington,
are guests of Miss Rose Punch.
N. M. White, of Prestonsburg, has
Joined Mrs. White in a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Pieratt
Mrs. Dora Mccormick has returned
from Purdon, Texas. where she Wis
tied her niece, Mrs. Lewis Alder
man
Mrs. |. w. Simmons and baby son
have returned to their home at
Halls, Tenn, after a visit to Mrs.
lisa Reid.
Miss Mary ID. Lane has returned
to Adrian, Mich, after visit to her
aunts, Mrs. Robert Mcconnell and
Miss Bessie Lane.
Mrs. Dora Mccormick has return
ed from PurdOn, Texas, where she
spent several weeks with her niece,
Mrs. Lewis Alderman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie G. Cannon
and children, of Georgetown, are
guests of Mrs. Cannons parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lockridge.
Allen Patterson, who since his
graduation from Virginia Military
Institute has been visiting friends in
the east, returned home yesterday
William r. Reid. of Lexington,
spent Sunday with his mother. Mrs.
lisa Reid, and had as his guest his
cousin, David Reid, of Shelbyville.
Mrs. Christman, of Flemingsburg,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Galliett and sons,
of Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Christ
mans daughter. Mrs. M. A. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Bullitt McCoun
and children, of Lexington, were the
guests of Mrs. Nancy b. McCoun
and Miss Elizabeth McCOun fop the
fair.
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Party For Guests

Miss Mary Lucille Hamilton was
hostess at card party Saturday af-
ternoon, entertaining a number of
friends in compliment TO her attrac-
tive guests, Misses Jean and Dorothy
Goblin. of Frankfort Garden flowers
were used to decorate the rooms and
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Supper

Mr.. and Mrs. William P. Highland
were hosts at supper party Thurs
day evening at their home on Holt
avenue. Their guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs Hord Armstrong, Messrs. Wat
son, Charles and Hord Armstrong,
Jr., of Flemingsburg; ]. Barbour Rus
sell and j. Barbour Russell, Jr., of
Maysville.
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Mrs. T. II. Wilson, Miss Virginia
Brooks, of Florida; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
G. Hoffman, John Walsh. Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Owings.