Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1940-07-21
KENTUCKY

NEW 4 UNI
RICHMOND-Mrs. T. H. Cross
land and daughter, Mrs. CLANCY
Bronston, and Robert Blythe were
at home from Lexington last week
end. Mrs. Bessie Spears was
at home from Louisville last week
end. Mrs. Jeannetta Blythe
was at home from Lexington last
week end. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Tribble were at home last
week from Akron, Ohio, the guests
Of her sisters, Mrs. Ida Munday
and in Somerset, Mrs. Mamie
Munday Grant Black was
at home from Cincinnati last
week to see his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Black. Prof. A.
L. Johnston, manual training
teacher in our city school system,
enrolled at K. S. Q. last week.
Among the many members and
friends at home last Sunday to
attend the annual rally at Con-
cord church were: MIR. and Mrs.
Joseph Huguely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Huguely and Mrs. Ma
tilda BaIIew Pinkston Of Cincin-
natl and Rev. and Mrs. Johnson
Tribble and his daughters and
families of Lexington. Miss
Lois Parks is visiting in George
town, KY. Miss E. A. Hath
away is in Berea for a two weeks
visit. Mrs. Belle Tribble
Miller, Mrs. Mamie Hatton and
Gilbert Burnam were in Lancas-
ter Tuesday. Rev. G. T.
Buchanan and his choir of Dan
vile worshipped at St. Paul A.
NJ. E. church Sunday afternoon
when he was the guest minister
in the annual rally. About fifty
members and friends accompan-
led Rev. Buchanan. Among them
were Mrs. G. T. Buchanan, Mrs.
Gertrude Sledd, Mr.. P. H. Stone,
DR.. and Mrs. G. B. Doty, and
Thomas Turner Miss Eliza
beth Macon, soloist, and Miss Mary
Gladys Oldham, reader, were pre-
sented at the A. G. E. League
with Prof. Andrew Miller, plan
ist. Rev. E. M. Alcorn, Mrs.
Bishop Hawkins, Miss Mary
Gladys Oldham, Ametrice Bal
lew and Curtis Brooks and Nancy
Matthews left on Tuesday to at
tend the district conference and
Sunday school convention at Har-
Ian. The Rainbow Circle
met with Mrs. Winston Boyd
Tuesday evening. The Bro
therhood cub met at the church
Thursday evening. Rev. T.
A. Bennett, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, was the guest
minister asst Sunday afternoon in
the annual rally at the Concord
church. Rev. J. w. Howard
Of the Maddoxtown Baptist church
was the guest minister at the
Otter Creek annual rally. Rev.
NV. D. Thompson is pastor Of this
| church. No. club Of the
unique program Monday evening
First Baptist church, sponsored a
at the home Of Mrs. Maggie vii
son. The Young Mems club
met with Leon Watts Tuesday
evening. Recognition ser
vices in honor of Rev. Robert T..
Braxton and family pastor Of
East End M. E. church were held
at the church July 1O-14 with
Rev. George Miller, pastor Of Tab
7rnacle Baptist church Louisville,
the guest minister. Mrs. Flo
renee Beaman was in Danville,
tuesday evening. Mrs. Fan
nie Alcorn of Danville spent the
week here with her son, Rev. E.
NJ. AlcOrn. Thomas G. Es-
still, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Eistill, died Friday at his home on
=. Main street, after short i'll
ness. His mother, Mrs. Lucy Es-
till, who has been employed at
Cumberland Falls several years,
and his father, Jake Estill of Lex
lngton, were called home by his
death. Three sisters, Miss Kath-
crime Estill Of Chicago; Miss Eliza
beth Estill of London, and Miss
Lucille Estill Of this city; one bro
Their, Harry Estill of this city, surt
vlve. Mrs. Daisy Boggs is at
home after a three weeks stay
III Miami, Fla. Mrs. Maude
Walker, beautician, is on the sick
list. Prof. Andrew Miller
and his high school chorus met
with Mrs. Edna Dryden, super