The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-05-12

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Rev and Mrs. W. W. Boyee, OF
South Carolina, who attended Synod
last week at Rosemark, came up to
idaville Saturday evening and are
visiting Mrs. Boyce's mother, Mrs
Mary Faulkner, and family. Mr..
Boyce will return home in a few days,
but Mrs. Boyce will remain for a
few weeks.
Mr.. J. G. Trobaugh and family, Of
Troy, came down last Wednesday
and visited his mother, Mrs Cora
Trobaugh, near Idaville. While here
they attended Synod.
Maj. w. w. Boyee, Of Charlotte,
N. c., came up from Rosemark Sat-
urday evening and visited his cousin,
Mrs. T. G. Boyce, and family.
The Rev H. E. Pressly, of Tampa,
Fla, occupied the Salem pulpit Sab
bath morning. II was a great privi-
lege to many Of the Salem people to
hear this young brother After the
death Of the late DR.. 7. G.. Boyee Of
revered memory, Mr.. Pressly was
one of the first supplies, to Salem
for some eight months and he has
many friends in Salem among both
old and young.
old and young. Rev. w. P. McGary,
of Sterling, Kan, was the fraternal
delegate from the United Presby-
terrain church to the Synod. By in
vitation Of Rev Belts, pastor of
Salem, he came UP Sabbath. evening
and preached for the Salem people.
DIR. McGary is an able preacher and
forceful speaker.
Mr.. r. S. Galloway, one of editors
and publishers of the A. r. Presby-
terian paper at Due West, S. c., at
tended services at Sharon and Wis
tied the Orphanage and dined with
this scribe in Idaville, returning that
evening to Rosemark.
Mr.. M. M. Nelson, Of Havana, Ark,
and his son, Rev. R. 7. Nelson, of
Bethany, Miss, who were in attend
ance at Synod in Rosemark, came up
to Salem country Saturday evening
and visited their cousins, Mr.. R. L. i
Strong, ESQ. ID. r. Tinker and Mr..
R. M. Nelson, and their families
until Monday morning. The elder
Nelson. had not met some of these
cousins in more than 40 years.
Rev and Mrs. R. e. Huey, Of |
Statesville, N. c., who were in at
tendance of Synod visited his father,
S. o. Huey, and family, leaving Mon
day evening to visit his brother, Rev.
w. E. Huey, and family in RUSSELL |
vile, Ark. The former viii return
the latter part Of this week and will
hold a sacramento next Sabbath for
the Sharon people, near Dunlap
Orphanage.
Mr.. Allen Faulkner, an Idaville
boy, who holds a position as book
keeper and stenographer with a firm
in HSlena, Ark, was visitor to the
family of his mother, Mrs. Faulkner,
of Idaville, for the weekend.
This scribe, with many Others Of
Upton county, had the pleasure Of
attending the meeting Of the A. R.
p, Synod at Rosemark last week,
meagre account Of which we have
attempted to send the readers Of the
Leader. 1t was large meeting and
some important matters were passed
for the present, but we haven't time
to notice them now. There were
several noticeable features about the
meeting, one of which was the social
intercourse, which was not confined
to the A. R. P's. There were as
many visitors from the several diff
ferent states as far off as the Caro-
linas, Florida, and west to Texas,
Arkansas, Missouri, and to the north
from Kentucky, and most Of the Wis
itors were ladies. We noticed three
prominent fathers, each with son
present, viz: Rev. w. w. Orr, and
son, Rev. E. N. Orr, of New AL |
bany, Miss: Rev. H. B. Blakely, and
son, H. b., Jr., and Rev. w. A. IN. /
Plaxco and son, M. r. Plaxco. We
also noticed among the elders sew
eral who had sons present who were
ministers. The Synod adjourned
Saturday night, to meet next May in
Old Providence church, Virginia, and
DR.. J.,H. Pressly, Of Statesville, NJ
c., was elected moderator for the
next meeting. On the whole, it was
very fine meeting in every respect. /
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