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The Kentucky Post from Covington, Kentucky • 2

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The Kentucky Posti
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Covington, Kentucky
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-THE -KENTUCKY POST Dramatic Reader The Post J'aklhhrd fall Mtrirt Mn6u ay rhc rml rablirtlai IB Pwl Kqaara UwlBMtl IIKmlark 1100 KailiHir Ullbri 11 Madlam A unriaalua CARL A SAUNDERS Editor CHAS WILLENBORO Ruiwett itgrl MONDAY MARCH 21 IMS Newport The Advisory Council of the Campbell County HQQiemakers met with Miss Lula Logan state leader and Mrs Hunter home demonstration agent at the home of Mrs William McGill Ft Thomas to discuss the fall project These were present: Mrs Charles Karker Dale president of the council Mrs William McGill secretary and president of units Mrs Downing Brent Mrs Charles Witte Melbourne Mrs Binder Southgate and Mrs Albert Bchabcll Cold Bpring MONDAY MARCH 31 1938 Mrs Blades presided over a short business session which was followed by a very interesting program Martha Louis Corbin called the roll and each member responded with a verse from a Kentucky ballad Mrs A Stith epitomised the book Brother Stephen" by Morrison Foster which acquainted the members with many new and interesting facts about Stephen Foster Mrs John Sullivan gave a poem by Fuson entitled the In conclusion she related some Interesting facts appertaining to Mr Fuson as she knew him personally Mrs Bradford gave a sketch of "Art in China' It was interesting to note how symbolic their art was with their religion At the conclusion of the program Mrs Fryer served a delicious salad course to the following members: Mines A Stith Ducker DeHart Bradford John Sullivan Blades Misses Martha Louis Corbin and Mildred Yelton Park Hills Sorority Alliance Meeting Set Annual State Day To Be Observed at Lexington on April 9 The sixth annual state day meeting of the Lexington Alliance of Delta Delta Delta which la to be called at 12:45 April 9 at the Phoenix Hotel Lexington is of significance to northern Kentucky Trl Deltas who are planning to attend vri Polly Dawson Beechwood road Ft Mitchell is local chairman for this district mih Anna Bain Hlllenmeyer is chairman of this event which haa become traditional to members of this national social sorority Friendships will be re-established and new acquaintances made among the members of the two local chapters at the University of Kentucky and Transylvania College Mrs Carlisle Meyers chairman of the program committee who is preparing a splendid program hopes that the attendance record of 150 members last year will be surpassed State Day is not only traditional in Kentucky but in every state where one of the 83 Trl Delta chapters exists Butler The Senior Class is preparing one of its class plays a three-act comedy to be presented on Friday nifht April 1 The play is coached by Miss Martha Louis Corbin and the cast Includes Earl Landcn William Marshall Lloyd Clements Harold Wilson Beulah Brownfield Fsplda Record Charles Stllwell Lorine Doan Crh-lti Cox Esther Moreland Mcdrn Vastlne and Evelyn Schalck Rev James Talley was a visitor in Cincinnati recently Reese Hardy and Irvin Turner spent Monday in Cincinnati Mrs BhotweU spent Thursday with her sister Mrs James Flanigan in Cincinnati Mrs Ton Yelton is spending a few days with her niece Mrs Jessie Beard at New Albany Ind Miss Margaret Turner of Cincinnati spent Wednesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Harley Turner Mrs John Becker Mrs Llama Lldeli and Mrs Jack Tucker spent Thursday with Mrs Ballard Yelton Rfiv Runner and Miss Pldge Rouse spent Wednesday with Mrs photwell and son Tommie Mr aqfl Mrs Everett Lovelace and Miss Pidge Rouse were Sunday guests of Misses Annie and Belie Sorrell Dr and Mrs Corbin and Mrs Wilsod were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bell and family on Thursday evening Mrs A Grant who has been ill for the last three weeks is slightly Improved Mr aial Mrs Harry Lancaster and son Jack Harvey Lancaster and Rev James Talley were dinner guests on Monday of Mrs Ray Poe We are glad to know that Mrs Carl Myers who has been ill for several days la somewhat improved The Butler Club had its regular meeting at the home of Mrs Rudolph FTyer Wednesday night The regular meeting of the Park Hills Women's Club will meet at the home of Mrs Arthur Delster Lawton road Monday at 7:30 with Mrs Robert Hitch presiding Mrs Harry Hcidt has charge of the program and refreshments will be served after the business session Mr Bridge Bill EMMETT of Louisville is :1 sponsoring a bill in Congress to authorize the state Kentucky to purchase two privately owned bridges over the Ohio River here and to group the purchases with -'the and state-owned bridges for the pur- poses of financing The measure stipulates that tolls be adjusted to complete amortization of the bonds on the Abridges within 20 years State Highway Commissioner Robert Humphreys says there are no negotiations in progress to purchase either the Suspension or Central bridges The bill apparently Ms introduced with the hope of passage and preparation for some future negotiation and group financing of bridge purchases By grouping the financing of the four bridges here I it claimed that all of them would free themselves at the isame time But does that mean that the two now being -paid for with tolls would not be free within three or four i 'years as estimated? Does this mean that what had been 1 rpromised after purchase under terms of the state act passed several years ago after all is to be a more expended wait? If we remember right at the time the bridge Iwas bought it was urged in Covington that the three spans be purchased together At that time it was said i i-that the state did not want to attempt to sell too large ian amount of bonds at one time Now the contention -iis that if the bridges are purchased singly bond buyers -will not bid while there is a prospect of some bridges be-ling freed ahead of others Hew Inter-City Route Needed rE proposed establishment of a Crosstown-Belt Line bus route over the Veterans Memorial Bridge and 'linking Covington and Newport has been defeated by unanimous vote of commissioners of the latter city Pro- tests against the plan were too numerous i The fact remains that there is need of speedy and 'more convenient transportation between Newport and Covington Some arrangement to provide a bus route over the new bridge via Fourth street in the two cities be made Marie Farrell Miss Marie Farrell popular dramatic reader will contribute a reading to the program at the 14th anniversary dinner of the Covington Business and Professional Women's Club to be held in the Covington Chamber of Commerce Monday night Betrothals Announced In Covington Miss Catherine Lewis and Miss Catherine Fox To Be Brides BY MARGARET ARMM Kentucky Post Society Editor Of widespread interest to society are the announcements of two engagements of memben of prominent northern Kentucky households The betrothal of Miss Caroline Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Bradford Lewis Charlestown Va and Mr Henry Reed Hatfield youngest son of Capt and Mrs James Hatfield of Wallace place lias been revealed Their marriage is to be an event of May at the St John's Episcopal Church Charlestown Va Mr and Mrs George Fox of Second street Covington have announced the engagement of their only daughter Catherine to Mr Robert 8tuart Tate son of Mr James Waller Tate and the late Mrs Alice Crooks Tate of Danville Ky No definite wedding date has been named Miss Lewis who received her education at the Holton Arms School Washington is a member of the Charlestown Junior League with whose activities she is closely identified She is the daughter of prominent Charlestown banker who is vice president of the Kanawha Bank A Trust Co Mr Hatfield associate manager of the Hatfleld-Campbcll Creek Coal Co Reed Va is also general manager of the Campbell Creek Railway He received his education at the Franklin School Cincinnati the Army and Navy Academy San Diego Cal and Center College Danville and is a Sigma Chi His father is the founder and chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hatfield Coal Co Both Mr Hatfield and his fiancee are members of the Edgewood Country Club Charlestown The Covington will meet at the Union Church Tuesday at 3 Mrs Beulah Gould president desires a full attendance St Anthony Auxiliary No 88 Knights of St John will meet Monday at Turner Hall when inspection will be held All officers are asked to wear white A social will follow the business meeting The general meeting of the Women's Missionary Union of the Latonia Baptist Church will meet at the church Tuesday at 1:30 pm The Misses Minnie and Margaret Morrison of 38th street Latonia entertained with a luncheon at their home recently in honor of Mrs James Spence of Montgomery Ala Their other guests were Mrs McGardey Mrs Howell Troxell Mn Tom Powell Mrs Clara Decker Mrs Ed Bergman Mrs Harry Hartke Mrs Fan Rothert Mrs Charles Wagers and Mn George Cornelius A Mrs Herbert Jones was named general chairman for the annual card party to be sponsored by the Park Avenue P-T A at the Masonic Club Sixth and Park avenues Newport Friday April 8 at 8 Various committees are to be named shortly wmeemmmmmmmmm As a mark of respect to PRICE LILLARD Superintendent of Transportation All vehicles 'of the Company will stop and all employees will cease work for one minute at 2:00 PM Tuesday March 22 1938 the time of the funeral THE GREEN LINE 1 COVINGTON YOU CAN A TRUCK A CAR FOR ANY PURPOSE! Moving! Long and Short Hauls! Weddings! Part Day! All Day! Or Trip! PRICES MOST REASONABLE! SLOMER 2300 Madison HEmlock 2975 Dusted Shampooed Sterilised Thoroughly Cleaned including Sterilising 9x12 Sise With Fringe 50c Extra Call BROWN DRY CLEANING and RUG CLEANING CO HE 2731 SO 4015 DIxia 7271 Society IN Your Party Club Meeting or Journey 26th street has returned to her home from a Cincinnati hospital when she is recovering from her recent Illness Mr and Mn Daniel Hubbard entertained at their home Cleveland drive Park Hilla with a lovely dinner bridge at their home in compliment to the Interesting fiances Miss Mary Elizabeth Herring and Mr Charles Stevenson both of Covington and Miss Frances Durbin and Mr Purest Maddux both of Cincinnati Other guests wen Mr and Mn David Hubbard of Tsylorville 111 house guests of Mr and Mrs Hub-hard Miss Hilda Glaser chairman of the Literary Department of the Covington Circle of the International Fedentlon of Catholic Alumnae who has prepared a highly interesting program for the meeting of the literary group Thursday at 8 at the Academy Notre Dame of Providence Newport haa invited not only memben but their friends and everyone interested including alumnae memben Miss Anne Besold will review "After the Storm" a widely discussed Catholic novel which was a recent selection of the Catholic Book of the Month Club Mias Be-iold an kctlve member of the circle as well as historian of the Kentucky State Chapter of Alumnae Associations has preprepared an exceptionally Interesting review for the evening Miss Elsie Rose Buten who has Just returned from an extensive trip through Mexico and who is especially cognisant of the Mexican situation is to give a lecture on her travels Ft Thomas The 1938 production of the com- Johnson Post No 93 held its March hlned Junior and Senior Dramatic meeting at the home of Mrs Vir-Clubs of Highland High School Ft I ginla Kitchin with Mrs Beitha Thomas will be presented Thurs- Albert presiding day evening April 7 i After a short business session 50 SALE th ANNIVERSARY and Annual Green Tag Event in a event brings you many unusual opportunities greater values greater savings Extra Convenient Terms fet Week Will Pay For This Range 1 members proceeded to the home ol Mr and Mrs Charles Winch Arlington avenue recently returned from Florida where a delicious Florida fish fry was served Enjoying the occasion were: Mrs Marie Powers department sergeant-at-arms Mrs Cora Krieg-er past departnvtit chaplain Mrs Bertha Albert Mrs Marjorie Clapp Mrs Agnes Groeschen Mn Henri' etta Gubser Mn Ruth Kattenhom Mrs Virginia Kitchin Mn Mabel Koehler Mn Lena Rudert Mn Hilda Skaggs Mrs Cecilia Vollmer Mrs Maxine Powen and the host and Hostess Mr and Mrs WlrSbh jlrMARX6BR0S5ii GOLDIN i i JUBILEE YEAR CROSLEV This Friends will be glad to know that Mn Wolterman of 235 WHAT DO YOU ME ANSWER-FEATURE If made an instant because it's a gas range equipped with the latest conveniences and besides gives you new beauty extra economy Let us show you the high-speed oven the heavy rock wool insulation and the many other points of superiority of the Crosley gas range According to the traditional custom of the clubs three one-act plays will be presented Versatility characterizes the plays which represent both comedy and tragedy Is a Racket" "High Heart" and the latter by Booth Tarklngton are the titles of the sketches Miss Marguerite Moery capable Veteran director of amateur dramatics will be assisted by Miss A vice White and Mr Boucher members of the high school faculty Mr Gordon Bugle of this city is chairman of the Arrangements Committee for the biannual formal of Lambda Lambda Chapter of Sigma Chi to be held Saturday from until 12 o'clock midnight Saturday night in the gymnasium of the University of Kentucky Dr and Mrs John I Pythian of Riverside parkway Briar Cliffe have returned after a delightful West Indies cruise and stay In Clearwater Fla The auxiliary of the Robert I 1 1 Williamstown Mrs Bradford Roland was hostess Wednesday night to four tables of bridge her guests being: MeirUmra A Arnold RuwHI Collln Cl Id wall A Lantrr Jam Webb i aEX: Theobald Wilbur Brawn Jo Kennedy J- Crutcher Hlclu: Mima Gertruda Burrausha Edltn Orr UttelL Asne Allee- Norman Doru Veete Clarks and Mary Whltion After a debehtful luncheon was served prises wen awarded Mrs Crutcher Mrs Jtusaell Collins and Mrs A Arnold -Mrs Jesse Littell and Mrs Ernst Hambrick of Lexington visited friends here recently Mr James Kelley of Lexington was the guest last week of his brother Mr Kelley Mrs Clarke Misses Doris Clark Helen White and Mary Whit-1 son returned home recently from a I week's stay in Alabama i Mr Russell Hall of Walton was a business visitor here recently Mr and Mrs Earl Baker of Cov- lngton was the week-end guest of Mr and Mrs' Wilbur Brown Mr William Robert of Georgetown was the guest for several days of Mrs Grace Daugherty Misses Doris Clark and Mary: Whitson were business visitors in Cincinnati recently Mr and Mrs A Arnold at- tended the basketball toumemant jn Lexington recently MEAN THE NEW 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