The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-21

after a long spell of inflammation,
rheumatism.
There viii be singing at Solo am
Hebron the fifth Sunday in July b,
the Detroit ehoir-at Solo at 10 a
m. and at Hebron at 2 D. m.
\ REV. L. r. Wadsworth will begin
a revival at Wilson's Chapel Sunda,
evening at 8 o'clock, assisted by Rev
James jenkins, Of Mercer, Tenn.
4 E. u, Jr., and Will. sons Of Mr.
and Mrs, &. L. Roper, are suffering
slight attacks of typhoid fever. The
former is rapidly improving.
The Covington Concert Band viii
Il give a concert this Thursday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock in the courthouse
4 yard, The public is clially invited
to attend.
There will be an ice cream sup.
per in the schoolhouse at Leigh's
/ Chapel next Saturday evening at 8
o'clock for the benefit of the Metho-
dist church there.
All those interested in Elm
Grove graveyard are requested to
meet there Tuesday morning, July
rs, at Z o'clock for the purpose Of
cleaning off the yard.
AN ice cream supper will be
given at Hebron church Friday night,
the proceeds 10 be used for the
church. The public is cordially in
yited.
Rev. Chesley L. Bowden will
leave today Thursday for Amory,
Miss, to assist Rev. w. R. Farrow,
Of that place, in conducting a pro-
tracted meeting.
John, the eight-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Rinck, Of Detroit,
Mich, is reported quite i'll at the
home Of his grandfather, Mr.. w. C.
Hanna, in this city.
IAN all-day picnic was given at
Fullen's lake last Friday BY about 40
young people of this city. Refresh
ments were served at noon, and DUR
ing the day much enjoyment was had
in swimming matches.
"A carload of Fords were re-
ceived by the firm of Fl. B. Shelton
Monday. They were delivered to va
rious parties in the county, who had
placed advance orders with Mr.. Shell
ton.
Mr.. 0. A. Dacus, Of the Holly
Grove community, who was kicked in
the head by one of his mules several
days ago, underwent an operation
Tuesday to relieve his injuries and is
reported improving.
Gas previously announced in
recent issue Of this paper, the rural
and district schools Of Upton county
viii open Monday, August /. All
teachers and pupils Of the schools
will be governed accordingly.
The annual campmeeting Of the
Church of God will begin at Kelley's
Chapel, west Of Garland, Thursday,
July %. Elder A. G. Watkins, Of
Kansas City, Mo-, assisted by others,
will conduct the meeting.
Misses Lillian and Edna Mitchell
entertained a large party Of young
people last Friday evening at the
lome Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
y, II. Mitchell, Of this city, in honor
II their guests, Misses Violet Ringer
md Georgia Witt, of Halls.
Aus Owen, colored, who was in
'arly life a slave of the late Mrs. ]. j
Y. Hall, of Mt. Carmel, died iSatur-
lay at the home of julius Matthews,
olored, at the age of 81 years. He
vas a well known citizen of the Mt.
;armel neighborhood, having resided
here practically all of his life.
The Freewill Baptists will begin
protracted meeting Sunday, July "a, !
7 New Hope church, Rev. r. P. ,
ticks doing the preaching. The sing
ng will be lead by Mr.. Johnson Glass.
he meeting will be in progress for
0 days and the public is cordially
invited to all of the services.
The County Board of Eoualiza- /,
ion, which several weeks ago con- !
ronted an unprecedented task Of !
1ualizing the assessed valuation of ]
roperty in this county, will adjourn Z
MS week upon completion Of minor !
etail work. They will submit their ]
sport next week for publication. y
The street improvement work on h
Test Liberty avenue will be complet-
this week with the final applica- e
on Of rock asphalt. The paving Of !
lis street extends as far west as Elm :,
rect and will be extended to the =
ty limits as soon as a sale of mu- !,
cipal bonds to finance the work =
IN be consummated. i
"A dispatch from Chattanooga Of \
cent date states that the plant of a
e defunet DeCamp Glass Casket Co., in
hieh was organized to manufacture {,
films, is soon to be sold at a bank b,
ptey sale. 1t is announced that
w company is being organized to fl
lrchase the plant and use it as a e.
ass mandatory. 4.
Miss Lochie Rankin, one of the al
rst women sent to China by the di
oman's Missionary Board Of the tn
,uthern Methodist church, spent In
ednesday here as the guest Of Mrs. tr
'orge Gibbs. Miss Rankin has been ST
Chinese missionary for 43 years
d viii return to her post at an
rly date. =,
"A base ball team was organized 70
re last week from the Young men p
the city, and they had their first re
gagement with the Mason club last CO
iday afternoon in that city, losing to
2 game by a score Of 8 to 5. Ar an
noanoaT4fe a-n Aotnr. - u