The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1914-12-31
NARROWLY ESCAPES BURNING.

Charlie Farrar, colored, who lives
on Mr.. NJ. S. Roane's place in the
9th district, in company with his wife,
went away on Christmas day to visit
a neighbor, leaving three small child
rem, the eldest of whom is only four
years of age, in the house.
The children, as usual got to play
ing in the fire, it is evident, as about
2 O'Clock that afternoon Mr.. Roane
discovered the house to be. on fire.
He FASTENED to the house. @.cac Aaa
there Just as the 3 Vs III
fall IN aSd succeeda Public Acts off
children Iosa place attendance atty
ting them out of taAtween the ages :
tanned some sligheen and all thossIt
the children eeN1hd sixteen who arty.
The roof fell Regularly engaged inas
he got out of ployment, and those
Il r. and write, although
BRILLIANT WThese pupils are re-
-'-> = less than 80 con-
The wedding of year. When
of KEELING and Mr. ian, or person :
ry, of Norlina, N c., : cnlld Is not
on Wednesday, Decemne oestlCu |
! Trinity church, MasoT when salo
| o'clock. y ~
The beautiful ring ceremony was
most impressively said by Rt. Rev.
/ Thomas F. Gailor, bishop of Tennes-
see, in the presence of a large assem-
blage of friends. The bride was given
in marriage by her father, Mr.. Ed
larry
The church was most beautifully
decorated for the happy occasion, the
green and white color scheme being
carried out, and the bride stood under
a unique creation in the shape of a
lotus flower. At the conclusion of
the ceremony the ribbons were pulled
and she was showered with rose
leaves.
The bridal party was composed OF
Mrs sFerd r. Fisher, of Covington
mas n of honor; Miss Alice Murnan
of ~ emphis, maid of honor Miss
bridesmaid; DR.. George w. Meux, Of
Stanton, and Mr.. T. e. Hamblett, OF
Mason, ushers: The groom was at
tended as best man by Rev. Dr.. Gum
of Memphis. Little Miss Frances
Vernon Taylor carried the ring in &
silver tray; an heirloom of the bride.
family. Mrs. r. P. Duckworth, o.
Sos~srville, presided at the organ
AlpleNing Mendelssohn' wedding march
! asp professional and Lohergren's a.
occasional in her usual effectiv,
Ieutertained the waiting assembl.
tcharmingly with vocal selections, g
Love You Truly" t'The Garden O
Your Heart" and GA Perfect Day."
The bride was lovely in a midnigh
blue chiffon broadcloth with fur trim
mings, her hat was an imported cFea
, ton of blue velvet with Frencl
plumes and mother-of- pearl buckle
an old heirloom. and she carried
shower bouquet of Brides roses am
valley lilies. The matron of homo
wore black broadcloth suit with &C
cessories in harmony, carrying pinl
fearnations tied with tulle. The mai,
IF honor wore green broadcloth wit
j Rrimmings of broad tails and blacl
hoyicture hat, with touches of canary
5 Marrying yellow crysanthemums. TIL
bridesmaid wore green broadclotl
rs with black picture hat and carrie
ed carnations. The little ring beare
; Ssssre pink satin with shadow lace an
! ure hat and looked a perfec
j Sc names are A1f11ls-azyere the re
/dnty school officers as having of hear
; comply with the provisions of ger. en-
I. E. GWINN. County Supt. 70,
i Fl. H. robson, County Supvr.
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