The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1918-06-28

corner Of the public square, is nov
occupied by the Farmers Loan &
Trust Company, except that DIR. c
H. Johnston has a we'll equipped
Office in the front room.
| LOST---Between the home O
Walter Petty on Clifton road ant
Geo. COTS on Jackson road, a car
toon about 10x18 inches, containing
ladies clothes and dress goods, Re
ward to finder returning to thi.
office. F. SrANFlLL.
The Henderson and Decatur
County Medical Societies met al
Hinson Springs Tuesday and q
barbecue dinner was enjoyed, AID.
dresses were made by prominent
physicians from over the state anC
the meeting was treat to all who
attended
The Stegall Camp No. 1888
Modern Woodmen, will have a>pic.
mic at Stegall on July 4th. Refresh.
ments for benefit Of the Camp will
be on the ground. Basket dinner
Everybody invited. Lawyer Luther
B. Johnson and Prof. 0. E. Holmes
viii make addresses.
Judge William M. Taylor, Of
Blytheville. Ark, while here on a
visit the first half Of the week, said
the good roads which have been
made on the West side of Lexington
were revelation to him. The judge
said the roads travelled over by him
in his auto were fine-for Hender-
son county.
Mrs Myrtle Meals has recently
returned to this county from Aver
Mass. where she had spent three or
four months with her husband, Ar
thur Logan Meals, who has been in
the United States Army, four years.
She will make her home with her
father-in-law, Mr.. Homer Meals, OF
the Bargerton section.
Elder A. w. Green, of the M. E
chureh. colored, wishes us to an
nouhce that the colored people are
lnv1ed 70 attend a great Rally and
Basket Meeting at KEGS Chapel
church III South Lexington, next
Sunday at | "a. m, and a meeting
will also be held at Lexington court
hoa>& AT 3 p. m. DR.. Utley, of
NashYllle, will preach.
IDp n b Roberts went to Will
dersVil|e last Sunday to visit Mrs.
EIn Ham. of Illinois, whom he
had Not seen In So years and whom
he III Illinois as Miss Emily
Jeal lfs Ham is an aunt Of Mrs.
Dr.! g, Bolen, whom she is visit
i Dr. Bolef md Mrs. Ham spent
|TS aihels sx N MI: ~
Sol N, Buch, who lives on the j.
Page place. on the North
cd3e Of Lexington. brought to this
olIIee Monday, the oath inst, two
red cotton blooms, which had, of
couse appeared the day before. Mr..
Bunch says there is a new worm
after tic cotton squares. The worm
is rcd and brown spotted and about
a half inch in length.
County Supt. o. E. Holmes has
been drafted into the Army 7. M.
CA. work in the South Eastern
Division and has been called by the
National Chairman, Geo. W. Per-
kins, of New York, to come to At
lanta Ga., next Monday. Mr..
Holmes will be able to do this great
work III addition to his duties as
county superintendent - and do both
well. as he does everything his
hands find to do
Rev. w, A Lampkin and wife re-
turned the last weekend from Mar
tin, where they went to bury their
son, Ertie, who died here. Bro.
Lampkin and family have been de-
servedly fortunate in winning the
esteem of-our people and many Of
us feel that we shall find pleasure
in getting even better acquainted
with them during the remainder Of
their stay here. Bro. Lampklns is
a supply pastor Of the Lexington
Circuit Of the Southern Methodist
church.