The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-18


There viii be reunion IN honol
Of Prof. ~ S. Moore, of Florida, q
Clopton on Wednesday, September
n, given by Mr.. Moore's former
pupils. Mr.. Moore, though young
man when he taught at Clopton, was
one Of the leading educators Of the
/ county. He taught at CloptOn in the
latter seventies. and also at Mason
Clopton is one Of the most pro
gressive communities in the county
and has had such teachers to instrucl
! its citizenship as r. b. Robson, Paul
Grier and many others.
The following committee on ar
raneements has been appointed
| Clopt0n, J. w. Strain, G. @. Miller
and A. N. Moose; Brighton, DR.. w.
A. McLister; Coyington. DR.. L. A.
Yarbrough: Mason. Dr.. w. A. Gray
Salem, Jesse Draffin, Bolton. R. A.
Hewett.
M. Moore and the committee are
anxious that all Of his former pupils
and their families come and bring
baskets and spend a day that will
long be remembered with much
pleasure.
Mr.. c. H. Gin, Of Memphis, visited
his brother, Mr. ]. R. Gill, Sunday,
Mayor ]. J. Miller spend Sunday Ill
Memphis visiting his daughter, Mrs.
20. c. Cox.
Miss Pauline Smith lEt Monday
for Eureka Springs, Ark, where she
win spend her vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Russell, Of ST..
Louis, arrived here Wednesday even
ing on visit to Miss Flora Smith.
Mrs. Frank T. Somervell and
daughter, Miss Matte, Of Memphis,
are visiting the families OF Judge
John Y. Peete and DR.. H. M. Pretty
man.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. B. Murray re-
turned to their home in Nashville
last week, after an extended visit to
their daughter, Mrs. G. S, Hollings-
worth.
Miss Nina Early returned to her
home in Nashville Monday morning,
after an extended visit to her sister.
Mrs. Ashley Downing, who oc-
companied her home.
Mrs. R. E. Sharp and SON, Rich-
ard, Of Fayetteville. Ark, win ar
rive here this evening on visit to
the family Of ESQ. w. Al. Shoaf, Of |
this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Daugherty, Of |
McCrory. Ark, and Mrs. Eta Drew /
~, Of Newbern, were the guests Of (
the family Of Mr.. v. L. Ogilvie this |
week
Mr. Paul Fleming, son Of Mr..
Henry Fleming, Of the Garland COM
arrived here Tuesday morn-
ing from Camp Pike, Ark, where he
was honorably discharged from the
United States army.
We carry the best brands OF high
grade goods. We do our best to Get
the best; cost some more than the
cheap grades; but pays to buy the
best. Full line of the best at Som
8rvell's Grocery
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Martin spentI
Sunday in Memphis visiting rela-
lives. Mr. Martin went from Mem
Dhis to Helena, Ark, to look after
business interests before returningS
nome.
Misses Edith Durrum and Esther
md Elizabeth Corley, Of Claksville,l
Texas, visited their grandfather, Mr..
N. O. Menefee last week. They are
It present visiting relatives in Braden
ind will return to Covington this
week before returning to their home.
Mr.. Virgil Grimsley, who is agent
or the American Express CO., at
3aton Rouge. La, was in the city
friday visiting friends and relatives.
dr. Grimsley left here for Dawson
springs, KY, where he will spend
everal days.
Mr.. Fred Jennings left Saturday
vening for New York City, after
pending a vacation of several
7eeks with friends and relatives 4
ere. He will resume his duties
nth the United States Mail Steam-
%. there.
Mrs. John Clark returned to her
one lin Sardis, Miss, last week,
fter an extended visit to her par
hts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Winford.
he was accompanied bv Mrs. Jennie
VIE Short, who had also been visit (
lg relatives here
Rub4My-Tism is a great pain
Her. Relieves pain and soreness, Y
1eumatism, neuralgia, sprains, etc.
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