The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-08-11

Observation-Disclosures lHllillll illN#if
Mr.. J. M. Polk is conyalescent. fol
lowing an illness Of some two weeks
AN ice cream supper win b,
given at the Walnut Grove school
house Wednesday night, August II
for the benefit of the school fund
Everybody invited.
| Rev. ]. F. Moreloek, pastor o.
| the Methodist church at Munford
concluded a revival meeting at tht
TRITON church last Saturday night
which lasted about 10 days.
Mrs. e. Fl. McFadden, who I'm.
aerwent q surgical operation in tho
4 baptist Memorial Hospital in Mem
phls several weeks ago, has recov-
cred and returned home Tuesday
evening.
IA protracted meeting began at
Pleasant Grove Sunday night, with
Rev. w. r, Pickett assisting the pas
tor, Rev. G. L. Bowden. The meet
ing is proving successful and IS being
well attended.
The schools at Munford and De-
trolt We're opened last Monday. A
large attendance at each school was
reported at the office Of the county
superintendent. The Mason school
will begin it's session toward the
latter part of this month.
There will be revival meeting.
q the Oak Grove church, beginning
sunday, August IA, and continuing
tof two weeks. The pastor, Rev. w.
Z Pickett, will do the preaching.
everybody is cordially invited to at
The department store Of w. HI.
Valley recently installed new bas-
ket and bundle wrapping system for
ae convenience of customers. Also
q ladies ready-to-wear department Is
being added to the store on the Sec
ond floor.
The annual Confederate reunion
viii be held at Brighton Thursday,
August IL If weather conditions
are favorable record breaking
crowd is expected to attend. A it,
ney line will be in operation from
Covington and other points in the
county to accommodate the public.
Prof H. b. Sandlin entertained
the Smith-Hughes Vocational Agrl.
cultural Glass, of which he is in
structOr, Wednesday afternoon On
Sheltondale farm. About 90 bows
were present. Swimming and other
Dukfinnr cl,o,.te 4ayo,, ~, 1891 - II ! /
party.
There is very successful re-
yival meeting being held at Pleas
ant Grove church BY Revs. w. R.
Pickett and G. L. Bowden. There
have been a number Of conversions
and additions to the church. The
meeting will close Sunday, August
The new public highway in Dis
lrict NO. 3 was completed Tuesday.
when Messrs. j. B. Pace and Fd
7elashmit, in charge Cf the work.
11ouse gang, finished the grading.
HE new road follows the course 81
continuous ridge through the dis
ret and is level compared fo era
'ld route coward Detroit.
Rev. D. r. Pressly, pastor Of the
United Presbyterian church in ST.
-ouls, who is spending his vacation /;
n this county, preached last Sum
lay evening at the MT. Carmel Pres
'yterian church. MIR. Presslv was
ormerly pastor Of the A. r. p.
hurch at Brighton and has 4 larpe
ircle Of friends there.
AT meeting Of the Board Of
rewards of the First Methodist
hurch last Sunday morning, a va
alton for the remainder of the month
vas granted the pastor, Rev. i. ID.
hamilton. Rev w. A. Freeman viii
ccupy the pulpit Of that church next
unday morning and Mr.. Hamilton
MI till the formers appointment
nth the Business Mems Bible Glass
MIR. Langston Miller visited his
rother, Mr.. Joe Miller, in the rail- i,
Dad hospital at Paduach, KY, We'd !
esday. The latter has been con- .
med in the hospital for several {
ieeks for the treatment of a broken I
'Wer limb, and it is reported that :,
Will be two weeks longer before
e will be able to return to his home
ere.
REV. Chesley L. Bowden returned &
londay evening from Mississippi, j
here he assisted in two very sue /
'ssful protracted meetings at AM A
y and Athens. AT Amory he as u
sted Rev w. R. Farrow, formerly 4
this city, Mr.. BoWden, while at q
ese points received several invita- q
ons to conduct similar meetings
'xt summer. +
The parties interested in CIop-
\ graveyard met at that place D
lesday to clean off the grounds. Il
,rty hands assembled to do the lob. :
ley did it well. By IL o'clock u
e entire yard had been cleaned Of X
seds and high grass. The Clopton s
aveyard is one of the Oldest in the a
unity and there are many people -
the county who have relatives :;
ried there. s
Messrs. Ermon Coats, of this M
", and Walter H. Georges of Mem 8
is, have purchased the Covington
kerry from Mr.. ]. W. Black, who Sc
IS proprietor Of that business for We
out 21 years, the transaction hav. pc
/ taken place Monday. They viii
e possession August Is, when the tn
siness viii be closed for general Gil
'airs and the installation of new an
n. The bakery will be continued, Or
ITS, together with the carrying Of be