The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-01
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RRIcHTON COLUMN

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Mr.. Ernest Huffman. who was
quite sick last week, is able to be
out again
Mrs. Glenn Dewese and family, Of
Fowlkes, spent the weekend in
Brighton
An error was made in quoting
flour for sale by j. IT. Robertson. The
price should have been S1.05 a sack
instead Of $3.50
Rev. J. l., Boyd, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, breaches a
special sermon to the children next
Sabbath morning.
Mr.. |. D. Worrel, who is with the
l. G. at Martin, visited among US
Sabbath day.
McLister Brothers Staple and
fancy groceries, cold drinks and ice
cream Special price on sugar Sat-
urday-14 pounds for S1.00
Mr. Stafford McLister and wife and
little daughter visited homefolks
Sabbath day. Before leaving Mem
phis they had the misfortune to lose
their grip, which contained consid
cradle clothing and $50 in money.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Gray are visit
in relatives in Memphis this week
McListr Brothers are having their
store building painted this week. Mr..
/ L. 7. Morrison has the contract for
the work.
Salt at j. Z Robertson's for $3.50
| per barrel Good floAlr Saturday
for S105 sack.
Mr.. Cole, a student at Union Uni
yersity at Jackson, Tenn, preached
for the pastor at the Baptist church
last Sabbath morning.
If you want the best prices on your
chickens and eggs and first-class
fresh groceries at prices cheap every
day in the week, come to Smithson's
store.
Mrs. N. 7. Thomlinson, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. B. O.
King, Of Brighton, returned to her
home at Grenada, Miss, Saturday.
The writer Of the Brighton Column
would appreciate any news of the
brighton or surrounding communi-
ties that you can send or phone in to
him. Phone No. 40, Brighton ex-
change.
A number of the Brighton peo-
pie attended children's services at
Clopton Sabbath afternoon and at
Mt. Carmel Sabbath evening They
report excellent programs we'll car
ried out at both places.
Mr.. R w Farmer was added this
week to the number of cream ship
pers from Brighton.
See Earl Hill about that insur-
ance, You ought to have some on
your life and on your property, too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Arnold King and
little daughter spent the weekend
with homefollls at Brighton,
The Phelan troupe, under the man
agement of Prof. Templeton, gave a
play at the schoolhouse here the
evening Of the 10th, and the Mt. Car
mel troupe, under the management
Of Mr. Nagle, gave one here the even
ing Of the 26th. Both of the plays
were very high class in the line of
entertainment, and these respective
communities should be proud of the
SHOWING made by their young people.
The B. Y. p U. topic for next Sab
bath night is "Others." Miss Grace
Simonton is group leader. DR.. Hurt
will make talk on the subject '"TheI
Bible Teaches Redemption in the
Christian Relation to the Lost" and
the following members have impor-
tant subjects for discussion: Mr.. Cur
It's Rose, Mrs. Forsyth, Mrs. Wilson,
Misses Inez Tanner, Mildred Hurt
and Gertrude Lyles.
Mr.. ], W., Tanner and son,
Kethel, and daughters, Misses Maize
and lnez: DR.. S. Hurt and daughter,
Miss Mildred; Mr.. Paul Phillips and
sister, Miss Venie, attended the
graduating exercises at Union Uni
yersity, Jackson, Tenn, Wednesday
evening.