The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1917-08-31

Regular preaching service at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pas
|tor, Rev S. B. Stephens. Subject
at each service will be Of interest.
Everybody cordially invited. Ser
vice every Tuesday night at 7:90.
All are welcome to all services.
| The Woman's Home Missionary
Society Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will meet next Wednesday,
September 5, at $50 p. m. at the
| home Of Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE Starks
on Clifton street. Every member is
expected to be present at this
meeting. Business Of Importance.
Regular services at the M. E.
Church. next Sunday, both morning
and evening. with preaching by the
pastor. Everybody invited to all
services. Regular prayer meeting
| "Wednesday night, The pastor is
assisting in a meeting at Beech
Bluff.
Hal. H. Lawler and wife, recently
married in New Orleans. arrived
| on Wednesday of last week to visit
1.-THE family Of Mr.. LAWYERS mother,
mrs. Lizzie Lawler, and other rela-
ltives-and both have been the re-
Icipients Of many congratulations
and good wishes.
Sergeant Tom Baker Greene, of
Huntington, now stationed at Paris,
| as q member Of Company C, First
Tennessee Regiment, was here Fri
| day and Saturday. The big. young
sergeant shows up well in military
dress and is going to make good
soldier, as he is already a good
|printer.
I b. n Conway, proprietor Of the
Well-known marble works OF Hum
buldt, has been here this week put
ting up some splendid work in Lex
|ington Cemetery rnonu-
|ments at the grave of little Fred
IiNadley and Milton. son of 7. Ed
wards, both Of which are said to be
lof the very best class.
An ice cream supper will be Civ
len at Antioch, three miles West OF
town, Saturday night, Sept. s, by
| the school for the benefit of a
school library. The program is be-
ling arranged. Prof. 0. E. Holmes,
County Superintendent, will give
| the opening address. Come. Ev-
|erybody invited.
Chas. Swift, who spent the winter
here teaching the local band, has
resigned his position with Rineling
bros. circus and has enlisted as a
musician in the U. S. navy. Char
lies notification from the local board
| that. he had been called for the
|army was received two days after
The volunteered for the navy.
Mrs. H. F. Boswell entertained
Tuesday afternoon with . Goa
!pafty III honor Of her visitor, Miss
| Rebecca Wilson, Of Bloomfield, Ky.
The prize was awarded to Miss
MARY Logan, and the consolation to
Miss Eva Edwards, and a prize al
leo was awarded to the henoree.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. J. A. Leehy writes from Da-
|mascus, Ark, to Postmaster Bar
nett, making inquiry about her I'M
|cle, William Harshaw, whose resi-
|dence was formerly in Henderson
county and his postofflce Lexing-
ton. Perhaps some old citizen will
remember Mr.. Harshaw and in
form this Office or Postmaster Bar
nett
A large number Lexington auto
mobiles, loaded to comfortable ca
pacity, made the run to Shiloh Park
Sunday. Among them were the
following motor loads; H. E. Gra-
per, Royal Pafford, Richard Ed
wards, L. H. Carter, j. r. Timber
lake, Judge N. r. Barham, ]. w.
Enochs and Young" Tom Winslow.
The day was an ideal one; but
some Of the parties had trouble for
Hall Frazier to relieve.
Prof. Luther Bobbitt has been
employed by the Board to teach in
the 9TH and 9th grades Of the city
school and in the high school in the
place Of Miss Rebecca Scott, who
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