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Walton Advertiser— Walton, Kentucky
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Social Scene
Walton Advertiser
(KSTABLISHKI) 191 I)
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Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sturgeon,
Mr. and Mrs. CI ifford Stephenson,
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Hodge spent the weekend in
Louisviltoa'terld iiiK the Ohio Valley
Charolais Show and Sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones of
Milliard.
Ohio recently returned
from a vacation in Florida visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whitson and
points of intere st in and around
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Bids will be taken subject to)
approval at the business meeting!
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March
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would
like to
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dinner in Cincinnati on Saturday.
The "Brownies" of the Walton
Verona area enjoyed a fun night of
at the YMCA. The girls
parents were also among the guests
that attended.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira Richard Harris
entertained the Bykota Class with a
dinner last Sunday evening at the
Greg Coyle
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visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Vance, Mr.
and Mrs. J. B. McCubbin and Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Humphrey enjoyed
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Your kind ness
appreciated
UofK student, is
home over spring break
family and friends.
thank all the people
who sent eards and letters and made
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Karen Slayback,
Card of Thanks
1949 Dodge
Fire Truck
swimming
Walton Christian Church. Jack
Rouse gave the devotion and a
business meeting followed with
Jack Berkshire presiding. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Layne
Cheesman and Callen, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Kisenschmidt and Balke, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Rouse, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Berkshire, Mr. and Mrs.
Gaines Huey and Brad, Mr. and
Mrs. Finley Jacobs Jr. and Rev. and
Mrs. Ira Harris and family.
and Mrs. Mike Glenn of
Mr.
m Veronti, Ky., a
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Pharmacy
LLL Highway Between
Independence
and
Members and guests attending
were:Miss Joella Sleet, Mrs. Chester
Sturgeon, Mrs. George Black, Mrs.
Mrs.
Wally
Slayback,
Robert
Wireman, Mrs. Jack Rouse, Mrs.
Malcolm Simpson, Mrs. Wendell
Rouse, Mrs. Willie Mathis, Mrs.
David Peebles, Mrs. Jack Norris,
Mrs. James Lawrence, Mrs. Gayle
McElroy, Mrs. Robert Vance, Mrs.
Asa Rouse, Mrs. George Stuard, and
Mrs. Robert Yates.
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facilities
without adding
penny to the cost
of the funeral.
Herman Lee Leomons age 75
of
Lenoir North Carolina, died at 7:30
a.m. on Friday, March 1975, enroute
to a local hospital after a brief illness
and heart
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homelike
establishment lLtt><0S
In
Private-i^el-CoiiifortaMe
attack.
He was born on June 1, 1899. His
parents were the late Luther and
Sarah Lemons.
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He moved to Carolina several
years ago from Walton and was a
retired painter.
the Church of God
in his Christian
Kentucky and
in both
Carolina.
Survivors, are his wife, Ethel
Livingston Lemons, two brothers,
and three sisters Elmo Mooney,
Ethel St. Clair and Anna Fryman of
Walton, Ky.
He attended
& GRUBBS
CHAMBERS
FUNERAL HOMES
and much devoted
work
Walton, Ky
485-4352
Independence
356-2673
Member Ky. Funeral Directors
Burial Association.
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In
Memory
Myron Thornton of Taylor Mill
Road, Independence, died 3 p.m.
Cincinnati
the
at
Veterans Administration Hospital
at the age of 77.
Retired Cincinnati Post Office
Employee.
Survivors include his daughters
Mrs. Thelma Bennett, Dry Ridge,
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FEDERAL.
Myron
Ohio, and Franklin of Covington.
Sisters, Mrs. Clarice Roark, Mrs.
Florene Jarman of Latonia, brother,
William (Bud), Taylor Mill, and 29
grandchildren and 20 greatgrandchildren.
Services were held on Monday at
Swindler
and burial in
Independence.
works perfectly
Dixie State Bank
Member FD1C
Norma Costa, Cincinnati, Virginia
Howard, Independnece; sons,
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Mrs.
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The March 6th meeting of the Wa
held at the Walton
Baptist Church with the hostesses,
for the evening being Mrs. George
Black and Mrs. Robert Slayback.
Spiritual guidance was given by
Mrs. David Peebles. The title of her
subject was "Butterflies" by Bonnie
Historian
Phone 283-271 1
7851 Tanners Lane, Florence
Officers elected for 1975 and 76
were: Miss Joella Sleet for 1st Vice
President, 2nd Vice President-Mrs.
Treadway, Secretary-Mrs.
Jerry
Waily
Wireman, Treasurer- Mrs.
Richard Harris, Mrs. William Locke,
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RICHTER & PHILLIPS
Club
Met March 6th
and the club
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Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Sturgeon was
visiting her sister in Williamstown,
Mrs. Nora Petit, one day this week.
Those on the sick list are Mr. John
Scott Sr. and Mrs. Viola Hicks in
Owen County Hospital. She is the
mother of Mr. Gendel Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenda Hicks and
family had a birthday dinner
Sunday in honor of her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Baker, also present were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henderson.
and
FINEST
AND MOST COMPLETE
the evening, Mrs. Robert Yates, who
gave us a very interesting Easter
Message of the "Way Christ
Walked" and presented slides of the
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Mrs. Willie Mathis Jr., program
chairman introduced our speaker for
356-3931 or 356-3941
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boyon March l()at
Michelle and
to
GETTING MARRIED?
Tackett, former pastor of First
Baptist in Walton, is in the Central
Hospital in Lexington. We wish him
a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ada Jones is out of the
hospital and doing fine.
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Benjamin Kyle Mullins weighed 6
pounds and 5 ounces.
Mrs. Mable Readnour celebrated
her birthday this week at the home
of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Stephenson of Poole Road.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hodge and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Readnour and family,
and Mrs. Donna Wells and family
and everyone enjoyed theirselves
and had a great time.
Daniel Renaker, grandson of
Clayton Renaker, is doing fine after
being run over by a school bus at
Oekcrman School. He still has to be
in the hospital for a while, then he
has to be in a cast for 6 weeks after
he gets home.
We're sorry to hear Rev. Joseph
presided
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I.Mat li.'Up.m.
Kirkman.
Mrs. Gayle McElroy, president,
Call
of
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Na Club was
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Mttrnimcvkrw, Ky. a boy on March
By: Dorothy Renakir
Mr. and Mrs. James Mullin's are
rejoicing over the arrival of a baby
boy born the 7th of March.
Cincinnati.
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Thursday, Mar.
James
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Irving, Ky., were visiting Mrs. Ruth
Glenn recently.
Mrs. Dora Stevensonand Mrs. Ruth
Glenn attended the Eastern Star
inspection in Dayton, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim King of High
Street, have moved to Hyde Park in
Paul Ryan of
Mr. and Mis
Verona, Ky.. are the proud, parents
of a baby boy born to them on March
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FLORENCE, KY.
3715 Dixie Highway
481 Burlington Pike
5th & Main Streets— CoviriKton
LATONIA, KY.
36th
&
Decoursey Ave.
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