The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1916-09-15

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Rev. E. z. Newsome, of WinnsbC
70, Texas, is preaching in Soutl
Lexington this week. Mr.. New
some ISL Madison countian, "a pro
duct of the old S. w. B. u, ant
went to Texas about 6 or Z year
| ago.
Thomas G. Kittrell, a Nashvill,
lawyer, and brother to Mrs. 7. W
Sims, spent from last Saturday un
til Monday in Lexington with hi
sister when on his way to Linden
To know Tom Kittrell is to be glat
to call him friend.
Rev. H. P. Keathley was with us
again last Monday after an absence
of about 8 weeks during which time
he assisted at several revivals and
presided at various quarterly con.
ferences throughout the McLemores.
vile district of the M. E. church.
While farmers are generally pes.
simistic, it is a fact that the pres
ent cotton crop has developed sew
eral drawbacks, notably, the small
number of forms" to the stalk and
in many places the presence of in
sects which are doing material dam
age.
Cain Hubbs, who has been EN-.
ployed here by Will P. Parker, has
resigned that position and accepted
a place with Emmett T. Parker,
who is running the Marlowe Annex
soft drink stand in Jackson. Cain
made friends here and will do so in
Jackson.
Willie j. Fesmire, son of John W.
Fesmire (who has been a subscrib-
er to The PROGRESS for more than
thirty-two years. left Lexington last
Friday to enter Union University at
Jackson on a four-years course of
study to further equip himself for
Baptist ministry.
Prof. Hubert Denison, late of the
West Tennessee Normal at Mem
phis, left last Sunday for Columbia,
S. c., where he will teach history in
the University of South Carolina.
Prof. Denison has before him a ca
reer of promise in the profession for
which he is well equipped.
Just a passing glance will show.
you that the Roy Dennison garage,
just off the Public Square from the
Bank of Lexington, is a commodi-
GUS and well equipped place Of bus
mess. The garage was built by j.
W. Enochs of the Enochs-Edenton
Wholesale Grocery Company.
REGISTER John L. Sullivan and
family moved back to Lexington in
the last weekend and are living in
the Appleby residence formerly
the property of V. N. Blankenship)
the lot of which touches Hunting
don street. Any community is glad
to have Mr.. Sullivan and family.
Subject Of sermon next Sunday
at M. E. church, South,
The Authority Of Christ" Regular
service at the evening hour, Count
ing the Least" Everybody invited
to all services. A cordial invitation
is extended to students of the school
to attend our Sunday School and
all church services. Prayer meet
ing each Wednesday evening at
7:30.
Mrs. W. 7. Threadgill who had a
fall, while in her garden, on We'd
nesday of last week and severely in
jured one of her hips, has had a bad
time, has suffered much and was
not reported as showing improve
ment until just week after the &C.
of this week.
Mrs. Threadgill's fall was caused by
Getting her feet tangled in vine of
some kind, when badly frightened
by seeing snake just at her feet.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
morning, the Pastor, Rev. S.
B. Stephens subject will be, The
Thing | d." and Sunday night sub
beet will be National Reform"
This notice is a reprint, as it was
announced before in this paper, but
because of rain was no service. This
subject will teach you how to best
reform our nation by changing our
politics. This will be political
sermon. Giving Bible politics.
Come and bring your voting friends.
Everybody invited.
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