The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-12
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night by the Alumni of Millersburg
Military Institute in the school din
ing hall at o'clock. Quite a num-
Der of ex-cadets were present. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed. The
Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
church served the lunch.
Miss Ruth McClintock was
hostess at a lunch in her home on
Trigg street Thursday night in hon
or of Miss Mary Agnes Purnell, of
Paris. The out-of-town guests were:
Misses Mary Agnes Purnell, Bess
Purnell, M. D. Long, Mrs. Mrs. r. F.
Collier, Paris; Miss Lille Boulder
and Miss N. Louise Best, Lexington.
Mrs. Julian Adair entertained
party of men friends for dinner
Friday night at his home on Main
street. The guests were: DR.. ]. D.
Calhoun, Carlton Ball, James T.
Jefferson, A. ]. ThaXton, Richard
Mcdaniel, Reese IngeIs, Alex Miller,
Sam Mastin, Edmond Martin, Rus
sell Caldwell, H. c. Current, Louise
Vimont, Earl Barton, Mack Grimes,
Proctor Wood, James Miller, Vimont
Layson.
BOURBON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES
School opened Tuesday, Septem-
Der 5, with an attendance of $50
pupils, an increase of % over the
first few days enrolment last year,
and 19 short of last years total en-
rollment. The enthusiasm on the
part of both faculty and student
body, which marked the beginning
Of the great work, bespeaks the most
successful year of the schools exist
anee. The faculty which numbers
eleven teachers, has as new members
Mrs.. Harry Richart, of Fayette
county. Miss Sallie Squires, Miss
Elizabeth Donnell, Bourbon county,
Mrs. Mary Medley Boston, Millers-
burg, and Prof. Russell Hunt, of
Nicholasville. In an earnest talk be-
fore the faculty student body and
visitors, Prof. j. w. Lancaster, prin-
cipal of the school, spoke briefly of
the years work, the importance of
high ideals and the sacred uses of
the trust imposed upon the teachers
in the person Of the pure plastic
mind of the little child. The follow
ing visitors were present: Mesdames
Current Cunningham, Ellen Squires,
Prof. Letton, Jas. Burroughs, S. C.
Carpenter, Mrs. Minnie Rule, w. M.
Brown, Frank Ingels, M. E. Pruitt,
j. T. Judy, Elizabeth Reynolds,
Harry Fay, S. E. Bruce, Henry Pc
terson, Pearl Hill, Sam Ardery, w.
A. Saunders, Wallace Thorn, Russell
Jones, ]. w. Lancaster, M. c.
Grimes, Willard Dwelly, Harry Lin
vile, V. l.. Barton, R. L. Powell,
Laura Maston, Glare Dabney; Misses
Bernice Bonar, Dorothy Bonar, Eli
zabeth Boston, Mamie Burroughs,
Lydia Brown, Ruth McClintock:
Messrs. Robt. Letton, D. E. Clarke,
w. T. Saunders, Tom Wagner.
Harry Wagner, Tom Thorn, DR.. H.
M. Boxley, Rev. G. w. Nutter and
Supt. ]. M. McVey.
The Parent-Teacher Association
met in the music room Thursday
night at 1880. The chief business
to come before the association was
in regard to the Agricultural Fair
to be held on the school grounds
October 10. Further notice will be
in this column from time to time.
Every one is cordially invited to
attend the Chapel exercise on We'd
nesday of each week at 1880
o'clock. Prof. j. NJ. McVey will
have charge Of the exercises We'd
nesday, September Is. Come out
and hear him. rms. ~e.s