Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1938-05-01

d. c., who was with her during
her illness, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Turner Of Oberlin, Ohio, and
several grandchildren and great
grandchildren and many other
relatives. .... Mrs. Tom Mundy
died Monday at her home IN
Farristown. Her funeral was held
Wednesday, with Rev. w. D.
Thompson officiating. Frank
Peyton, who has been blind for
many years, died at his home in
PeytontOwn neighborhood Mon
day. .. Messrs. James Yates,
Ben Francis and Joseph Brous-
ton were hurt in an automobile
accident last Friday while on a
fishing tour. .... Miss Margaret
Todd Of the Grove Hill school,
entered the spelling contest at
the K.N.E.A. last week in Louis
vile. She was accompanied by
her teacher, Miss NJ. L. Hatton,
Mrs. Mayme Hatton and PROBES
sor c. w. A. David. 49,. Rev. J.
w. Broaddus and family were at
home from Frankfort, KY, Fri
day. Fannie Katherine Taylor
accompanied them back to
Frankfort, where she met hec
mother, Mrs. Katherine Estill
Taylor on her return from the
p. T. A. and the K.N.E.A., and
after short visit there they re-
turned home Saturday evening.
-. William Howard Stone was
at home from Lexington Easter
with his mother, Mrs. jamie Will
lis on Elm street. .. Miss M.
L. Hatton and Mr.. Chester
White spent the Easter week.
end in Springfield, Ohio. .....
Rev. |. H. Sanders Of Wilmore,
was guest minister at the A.M.E.
Church at White Hall Easter
morning and at the Predestinari-
an Baptist Church, Richmond,
Easter evening. ..... Matt Bal
lew, Miss Lucille Ballew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Ballew spent Easter
in Cincinnati, the guests of Mrs.
Mary Bush. -. Mrs. Ruth Mil
Ter has concluded a visit in Gin
cinnati, o., and Winchester, KY.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Collins
were at home from Cincinnati
Easter weekend with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Col
Inns and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Hooker. 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. Au-
gust Estill were called home from
Cincinnati Easter by the funeral
Of their brother-in-law, Rev.
Merrill Ballew. ..... Rev. J. A.
Walker, pastor of East End NJ.
E. Church, is attending his an
nual conference in Cleveland,
Ohio. " Mrs Julia White and
Miss Aretha White were hostess
es Of the Woman's Literary club
Friday. 1890. The Brotherhood
club and their wives were guests
Of the Brotherhood club Of Beth
, ell church, Nicholasville, Wednes-
day. 80. The Come and See cluo
met with Misses Margaret and
Mary Belle Mackey Wednesday.
... The Brotherhood met with
Mr.. j. w. Cobb Thursday eve
ming. 49,. Drs. S. R. Gholston and
c. B. Doty were in Lexington
Thursday to the Blue Grass Med
ical society's meeting. ..... The
Ladies Aid Of the East End M.
E. church met with Mrs. Lizzie
Barnett Thursday afternoon.
Rev. Mason was the guest-min-
lister at the First Baptist church
Sunday. ~. Club Number 5 met
with Mrs. Florence Ballard Mon
day evening. ... The Morris
Brown Quart e featured a
beautiful musical recital Wednes-
day evening at this church.
The Lone Star club of the Pre-
destinarian Baptist church had a
food sale at ''The Ark" last Sat-
urday. The luncheon set that
they gave away was won by
Mrs. Susie BalleW. -. Mrs. Kit
tie Baird is at home from Lex
lngtOn. .. Mrs. Mamie Arthur
was called to Winchester Thurs
day by the death of Mrs. Lame,
mother Of her Son-in-law, John
Lame. ....: Jasper Maupin has
returned from Florida. ... Mrs.
Maude Johnson continues seri-
Ously i'll. -. Mrs. Ila Mack was
at home from Lexington to at
tend the funeral of her aunt,
Mrs. Sue Addie Jones. ... Mrs.
! Mary Clay and Mrs. Elizabeth
7 Cross remain i'll. -. Miss Willie
Cobb is on the sick list. -. Mrs.
Annie Mae Collins and niece,
Norma Campbell, were in Gin
clnnati Easter weekend ~. All
K. S. [. c. students who spent
their Spring vacations at home
have returned to Frankfort.
Squire Collins was in Irvine last
week. John Taylor was over
from Lexington last week.
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