The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1914-04-17

mai ana MISS Ethel Murray
Refreshments were served.
J Herbert Scott, wife and baby
came over from Jackson last Sat.
urday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. T.
. w. Scott. Mr.. Scott returned
Sunday but Mrs. Scott will re.
main this week.
Mrs. w. j. Jones and daugh-
ter, Elizabeth, spent last Sun.
day in Jackson for the purpose
of enjoying Easter IN the church
to which they belong and love-
the Episcopal.
We have q fine line of ladies
and children ready. to- wear dress
es, waists, skirts, kimonos, 10 to
% percent saving. Wv. F. Han.
cock.
Several Lexington Republi-
cans left Tuesday for Nashville
to attend the State Convention.
Among them we get the names
Of j. W. Page, s. F. Rosson and
K. A. Lewis.
! Q. s. Austin, a minister of the
Christian church, formerly. of
this county, now residing at Full.
ton, KY, was here Monday en-
route to visit his old home at
SCOTS Hill.
DR.. w. T. Watson is fitting up
an office in the front rooms over
the Watson. McHaney Drugstore,
that have been occupied by DIR.
p. h. Mccall, dentist. 1t goes
without saying that DR.. Watson
will hayela nice office.
| We have the new Tango ties
for men. They are a thing of
beauty and style, they are in
the profit sharing sale. w. +.
Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Tarbet. of
Saltillo, were here Monday en-
route to Dyersburg to attend a
Presbyterry. They spent the
time between trains with Mrs.
Bette Howard and Mrs. o. A.
Logan.
Regular services at the Bap,
fist church Sunday morning.
Subject of sermon: Windows
Open Toward Jerusalem" No
Preaching at night on account of
the Efficiency Conference at the
Methodist Episcopal church and
the revival.
White Flame Lamp Burners
give the brightest, whitest and
most economical light ever pro-
duced from coal oil. No smoke.
Sells at sight. AGENTS WANTED.
! Askins 4 Dirks Lumber Co.,,
Dist. Mgrs., Union City, Tenn.
/ (adv.)
The revival continues in prog
ress at he Southern Methodist
church, with Presiding Elder
Freeman doing the preaching at
night and Pastor ]ohnson at the
lday service. We are not inform
ed as to the duration of the
meeting.
E. d. Richmond, with Messrs.
FLOWERS, Emerson, Gray and
Stout is eere working the town
aud county for the famous nur-
sery at Fayetteville, Georgia.
Mr.. Richmond is showing the
finest stock to be grown in the
South and is having gratifying
, success 10 securing orders.
Sunday was Missionary Day in
the Baptist Sunday schools of
Beech River Association and we
have learned of the following
I, contributions made in the re-
/, spectiye schools: Huron, "a;
Lexington, $l56.O5; Union at
Chesterfield, $l2; Rock Hill
!, near Warren's Bluff. The day
: was observed in the majority OF
: the churches Of this section.
4 Lexington had two visitors on
= our last press day THURSDAY Of
last week. both Of whom have
many friends here. We refer to
! Mesdames Alanzon @. Brown, of
n St. Louis, and Clyde Aycock, Of
+ Jackson, who before their mar
a riage were respectively, Misses
May and Lena Stegall, daughters
4 of the late Ebert s. Stegall
: The ladies were here visiting
: Mrs. j. r. Undertake, at bel
country home, and their friends
a were disappointed because the
d babies were left in jackson.