The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-05-05

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very much improved,
Children's Day will be observed
L at Gift next Sunday afternoon at
4 p. m.
Sunday School Day will be OBJ
served at Pisgah Sunday evening,
/ when a special program will be given
and to which the public is invited
Mrs. B. E. White is taking a
course of instruction in Ripley under
Miss Cole and will be chief operator
at the local exchange and will enter
upon her duties next week
Miss Minnie Ealine Wright has
accepted a position on the faculty OF
the RuIeville High School at Rule
vile, Miss. She will leave soon to
attend the summer normal at Clinton
/ College, Miss
Mrs J. C. Warmath left Mon
day EVENT. & to attend the funeral Of
Her little grand-niece, Mary Eliza
beth Whitfield which occurred at
| Asberry, Lauderdale county, Tues
day morning.
Mothers Day viii be observed
at the First Methodist church next
Sunday at the Il o'clock hour with a
special service. The Sunday school
Twill also have special program, in
GLIDING sufecial music in observance
Of the day.
On the third Sunday in May
there viii be meeting Of singers Of
Upton county at Flatwoods, near
Gilt EDGE. Dinner will be served on
the grounds and all who are inter-
ested are given cordial invitation
to attend
Sheriff G. N. Volz has recently
appointed Mr. George Hamilton AZ
taller to succeed Mr.. j B. Pace, and
Mr.. Pace will now devote his time to
road and construction work over the
county and will be in charge of the
conyicts.
Mr.. John Earnest Davis ana
Miss Garry May Brown were married
in the church yard at Clopton Sun
dav afternoon, Rev. v. A. DeShazo
officiating in the presence of few
intimate friends. The young courle
have the good wishes Of a wide circle
Of friends.
Mrs. Charles E. Wauford re-
turned Saturday afternoon from the
Baptist Hospital in Memnhis, where
she has been under medical treatment
for three weeks, following an oper-
alton for appendicitis Mrs. Wau-
ford,s MANY friends here win be
gratified to learn that she is greatly
improved.
"A good attendance of members
Of the Business Mems Bible Glass of
the First Methodist church and vis-
itors is expected on Mothers Day,
Sunday, May s, when the contest for
new members, which has been con-
Quoted along ball team ideas, will be
decided. There win be good music,
vocal and instrumental. and good
speaking. Everybody respectfully
invited.
Hons. L. e. Gwinn and w. AL
Shoaf and Prof. Eugene Younger
attended the closing exercises Of the
school att KerrvilIe Wednesday.
Speeches were delivered By the two
first named gentlemen, which were
highly enjoyed by the pupils and
faculty, and the program Of exer-
cises as carried out proved very in
teresting and a success in every de-
tail. A splendid barbecue dinner was
served on the ground.
Mr. ]. Fl. Stephenson, of the
Leigh's Chapel vicinity, while blowing
in field on the Frank Whitehorn
place recently. found several trinkets
which evidently were relics left on
the old Indian campground. Among
the trinkets were a large tooth, which
Mr.. Stephenson thinks was bear
tooth, and small rock worn in q
concave shape on both sides. with
hole drilled through the middle and
was probably worn for an ornament
Of some description
Mr.. M. L. white, Of Memphis,
was here two days this week INSTALL
ing Cremola piano for the Palace
theater, which the managers,
Messrs. w. H. and !. Fl. Paine, pur-
chased from the Marquette Co., Of
Chicago. The piano is an instru-
ment of good tone, deep volume and
has a ore and one-half horsepower
motor. The operator can obtain
many combinations with the various
stops attached, such IS cathedral
chimes, Swiss bells, trumrets and
other orchestral aggregations. The
instrument has connected with II an
air pressure reservoir. which lets the
ar into the organ pipes automat-
icallv as it is needed. Tho man
agement Is to be congratulated on
Ibis addition to their already up-to-
date motion picture theatre.
Sunday, May i, marked the 18th
anniversary of the rectorship of DR..
"A. G. McCabe at st. Matthews
church and special service was held
at the II o'clock hour in connection
with the holy communion. DR.. Nc
Cabe preached an eloquent sermon
on "Thy Kingdom Come and as it
was Rogation Sunday, special pray
ers for the crops and harvest were
During DR.. McCabe's III
years as rector az the mission, the
church building has been thoroughly
remodeled and two memorial win
d0ws have been added. No church in |
the city has suffered the losses by
death and removal of members to
other cities as st. Matthews, and still |
the faithful few carry on the work |
commissioned to them and endeavor