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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-12-01
and Personal

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II. A.. Powers and wife spent Mon
day in Jackson.
Mrs. j. w. Page has been right SER
iously i'll this week.
MANY porkers made their last
squeal in the last weekend.
Miss Fay Houston is spending
Thanksgiving in Nashville.
Don't scratch-Elk Itch salve does
the world.--Ek Pharmacy.
The Progress is issued earlier than
usual this week on account OF Thanks
giving.
j. %. Roberts and daughter, Miss
AIDA, were here last weekend from
Memphis.
Mrs. Lille Wireback and Miss Ma
ey Threadgill spent one day last week
in Memphis.
Fine for Kidney and Bladder trou-
BILE (during night especially)-Elk
Flesh Builder.
We are getting out our edition just
a little early this week in order to
take Thanksgiving.
We acknowledge receipt of one dol
lar for subscription of w. p. Rush, OF
near Wildersville.
The cold weather knocked out the
Rock Hill Community Club meeting
last Saturday night.
Trainmaster Walter Hills is spend
ing this week with a bunch of friends
hunting near Hatchie River.
The M. E. church, South, Sunday
School had 1889 present last Sunday
the best attendance for several weeks.
j. C. Cawthon, Huron, was in town
Thursday and had The Progress con-
tinued to his address for another year.
Mrs. Mildred Ball came over from
Alamo to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Nc
Call.
Mrs. G.. W. Stanford. of Burdett,
Ark, arrived here last week, by auto
with A. E. Beaesley, wife and little
son.
There will be preaching at Yuma on
Saturday night at TOO o'clock in the
school hall by Rev. Albin, of this
place.
IL you prefer to pay $1,000 and
$500 for glasses we sell for $500,
we have no o~biections-let US SHOW
YOU first.-Elk.
Mrs. Henrietta Watson has taken
the Ballard home place on Maple Az
enue and Col. and Mrs. 7. B. Autry
will board with her this winter.
No Elk Trading tickets taken up
from December 10th to February LIST
but VIC give the tickets on every
thing you buy-Xmas goods also.
"A. f. Beasley and family have re-
turned from points in Arkansas and
Missouri, where they have spent
about two months visiting relatives.
STRAYED-From the farm of
Demmie Sypes, two black and white
spotted pigs weighing about So or 40
pounds. Both males and unmarked,
Rosie Cant.
SPECIAL--Dout forget DOUBLE
the number OF doll names on Satur-
day, December End and Monday, the
4th, only. e on every 25c Nyal pur-
ehase.)-Elk.
Judge" Bill Dennison, of Perry
Ne, was here last Sunday evening
enroute home from McKenzie-whers
Madame Rumcr says. he had business
with the little god, Cupid.
Mrs. Ann Bucky entertained her
Sunday School class Thursday night
of last week. There were amusements
and refreshments and those present
made to have a good time.
Miss Kate Edmunson, the new
teacher in the City School arrived this
week and assumed her duties, but has
gone back to her home at Rutherford
to spend the Thanksgiving vacation.
The 5000 doll m are going
fast-get yours. One nan with ev.
cry 2sc Nyal purchase. See the dol
in our show window to be given away
Dec. END, at 200 p. m.-Elk Drug
Store.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-12-01
AMONG THE COUNTRY SCHOOLS.
By r. E. Powers, Co. Supt.

l have spoken several times Of the
care given ths rural sehod property.
I think il Is the oppoFpne time to re-
mind the people Of Lexington Of some
Of the things going on IN this town.
Some one, only . few days ago, could
not enter the High School building in
any other manner except by breaking
one Of the windows and unlocking Il
50 that he could enter. This is moth
ing short Of the means used by a
burglar. This wa done while the jan
itor yas gone to town a short time
one Saturday morning. This is not
the first time that one Of the windows
has been broken in order to get in
the building. It was done last sum-
mer. The last time it was entered
those who entered took away some of
the tools used in the Agricultural
class. make this appeal to those
who persist in doing this that they
stop this for their own sake as this
equipment is not only for your benefit
but for Others as well. Also | give
this means OF warning that in case
you are caught you will have to suffer
the consequences.
am giving below some Of the top
les that have been suggested for the
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-12-01

Rusty nail wounds. fostering sores.
burns and scalds heal rapidly when
LIQUID Borozone is applied. II is
both antiseptic and healing. Price.
soc. coo and sl.2o. Sold By Watson
Parker Drug Co.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-12-01

am giving below some Of the top
les that have been suggested for the
American Education week which IS
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-04
"The Twelve
World Pictures

Thirty members of the St
Johnsbury Woman's club took adj
vantage of the invitation of the
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-04
Water Meter Is Big
Issue at Newport
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page y
cause Mr. Lindsay runs a garage
and is asked to pay for just the
amount of water he uses and at a
fair rate? Which would you rath-
er have new high school build
ing or have another pipe line to
Derby Pond, so that Mr. Lindsay
water? They would cost just
and few like him can waste
about the same amount, and with
little care we do not need any
extra pipe line end we do need
new high school building very
badly.
Remember if you are a tax
payer you are part owner in the
/, water system and the city officers
are simply trying to make the
water system, your property, pay
expenses, repairs, extensions and
interest on the investment, and
keep the taxes as low as possible.
II there should be a dollar extra
it would only make taxes less. We
tried making 4 change a number
OF years ago and every one had
to pay towards the up keep of
the water system an extra 10 per
cent for years. DO you want to
do this again, if so vote for Mr..
Lindsay and higher taxes?'
A NEWPORT VOTER
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-04

Art committee Of the club to hear
a paper on "The Twelve World
Pictures" by Mrs. Alvin w. Flint,
and were delightfully."- entertained
at her home Thursday afternoon.
This was a second special meeting
arranged by the Art committee
and at the request of the club Mrs.
Flint gave the naper which she has
given a number of times before
clubs, schools and other organiza-
ton.
On the Walls of the hostess
home hung many of the twelve
world pictures and good copies of
others were passed around as the
originals were described. A SOU
venir of the occasion, foreign
postcard bearing the titles of the
famous pictures, was "iven each
guest and at the close of the paper
refreshments were served.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-04
Bennington Scale
Company Incorporates

The Bennington Scale Manufac
turing Co. Inc, is the name Of a
100000 corporation which has
filed articles of association with
the secretary of state, the princi
pal place of business being Ben
nington. The manufacture of
scales and a general manufacture
ing and foundry business, etc, is
provided for in the articles. The
capital stock is divided into 1900
shares of first preferred 6 per cent
stock, $50, shares of 7 per cent I'd
preferred and 2,7550 shares Of
common stock. The incorporators
are Alfred N. Robins of Boston,
Arthur j. Holden and Harry c..
Coffin of Bennington.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-04
HOW'S THIS?

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disease.
HALLS CATARRH MEDI-
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and acts through the blood upon
the mucous surfaces of the system,
thus reducing the inflammation and
assisting Nature in restoring nor
NAL conditions.
All Druggists. Circulars free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio
advertisement.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-03-04
CURRENT COMMENT
Worthwhile Cooperation in North
Danville

That saving bee for the Baptist
church of North Danville, with a
bountiful supper served the seven
teen hungry participants, smacks
Of homely old Vermont customs
and a stupendous woodpile. 1t is
worth co-operation.-Balre Times.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
D0MCDET k0lWA AL

1lr aai i
 Boston T Tue
 IHH Misses aea Boston f= af-sH Wedt
 Dr Overlook has t- tfra from NeW EHelai Medical convention Hr r. au3av is sn adIas la days at thc home 5f Mrs d a.&eI Mrs ani Miss Wigair m trcee=z Nisr.u aasa returne! ls Maine Mss EHlHfn BfEcloN sa.Ht If Bridgeport visiting taea ZTte LIiIe Benevolent Sue.eas .sl heir aHnuai fair at the Gouzaee .tiaH= al church oH Thursday.
 Mr. Hamilton Mabie and di ueI- en Mabfe hage left Fox Hill FHm aaa gone to Summit, \. J.
 Miss MarFaret O'Nel returned home Tuesday after spending a weea E vacation in Providence.
 Mrs John coleman has returned to New York. after spending the sum mcr at the Ben Grosvenor.
 Mrs Lindsay Coleman has returned to Nashville. Tenn. where she will spend the winter with her sister. Mrs and Miss Elliot were in Boston on Wednesday where Miss Elliot en- tertained at lunch al the Ghiltern Club Mrs Arthur R. Lapsley and Miss Margaret Lapsley have gone 10 Mend ham. N j.. to spend week with Mrs Lapsl,xs sister. Mrs Philip Bfk- head
 Nr Gra.senor Goodriige who ha. ee-n as the Ben Grosvenor, returned a NeR Monk City on Tuesday pr ls.aIli.Hsa reuains in Pomfret where tle Gaadridee have ioinei him
 fe4 Marcus " kimhal| ..Hl @ Hars Meadow House carly .a 0c.aF.e aa8 spend some tune 8 the nor prior to eperin- ths.e ton street, Boston for
 met Woods If r9m.res
 citizen If fae United
 Taursday aaea her peu- 6a7 Halization sas approved
 fan prl aE aEer tr
 Superior Court at Pa. ry School opened
 Last WeeS with . .aHE
 a ba linz and day shoi Ur N- Nathan Weei ra2e Wes- g from old Mesele pl ee ai s.l
 tcr at the yhoei A N- au instructor
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
Plan serie. of Dances

The dance program for October as announced by the committee on aetivi- ties of the American Legion at North Grosvenordale. without doubt the finest card arranged by the committee this year The first dance will be con- ducted Saturday, Oct 7 with Dixie land orchestra Many of the local dancers have heard this orchestra. and their brand of music is always in de mand Saturday. Oct l3t Fidelity orchestra of Worcester IS slated 10 play. and they do not need any intro ductiun 10 local dance talent Saur day. 0ct 2l Germans Novelty oi ehcstra of Boston vill make theu da-l appearance here The la-t dance 0f tine month vill came oa The 2Stl -se5th thc famous Wust.n orgHestH. ol CIV Haven The annual military 45
 Wlll come 0f Friday Nov lo and "Si I off WHH He taHe Nth=hs aaaaHs af mu uslcIans
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29

week vacation 3tl di Angelina EIancHar
 Dr. #nd NH E Raaz pza aH Sunday ther son George. wha is f9l- lowing T course n Gre6Hdale college Ia WaHeester-
 A tnretr Harrhs t4H spent lHe weekend Iu EaI Rser. wHer, sHe visited her Hafhazi tha underwent aa operation af 2 hospital "a thaf e.tH
 and NH Al psHs aaI 8anzz= Ger b4rH. accompanied by Ar-eae EHapHlee. haee returned from 2 tE.a over tte Mohawk Trad and to the Maine border.
 THF Misses Carrie Anderson. II afeI Swanson. Florence BIid. Eleanor Swanson. lusaDarz Almau.st. bam olson Huda Stem and AipHel3 AIH aulst a6pnaHI t6H 15fh anniversary ebfH5.H =af the gshakah Iod-e in Putnam WaH|aa I## evening. Supper aas enjoyed < s,r#ai -aas9u and .aanc.He followed.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
EAST THOMPSON

Mss Lydia Ber=1s of Franklin. Mass., spent Sun ay uith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Benson
 Mrs Ella Carlton and Mrs. George Law attended the convention at the Baptit church in Putnam Tuesday.
 Mrs Everett Huntington entertain ed her mother. Mrs Charles Kelley, and sister Minne of Wiisonvilie re- gently
 There will b. aH.eken pie supper at the home of George Law at Brandy Hill served by the ladies of the BaF- .ist church satu evening, Oct. z.
 Hrs Marcia Sr-d0n. Mss Mildred and Henry Green aiended the funeral of Pearl Miller Of f3llntown Sunday Miss Miller was granlnIeee ef Mrs Sheldon.
 Rally Day wiH be observed at the Methodist churc- sunday evening. Oct I at ' o'clock There Wiil be reeifations by the e.IirsH and special music by the ehoF
 Mrs. Levine and family of Wor- cester called on reH mother. Mrs. Em= ily Johnson. Saturday Little Ruth Williams. who has been with Mrs. Johnson all summer. returned with them to Worcester
 8las F. C. Ro-s HaI the misfortune to fall on the frora teps II her home Sunday afterBoor. ajunng her knee qulte badly. also training the cords in her arm She been obIizei 70 use crutehes to a58at the house and is improving
 The Kings Daa H.erz Circle held its monthly meetsz at the hal We'd ne 3ay afternoon Mrs Carrie Rob bins had charge of tae aexotions. The convention call a held at New Haven Oct. IS and a8 vas read b. the leader. Mrs. FL aeth Robbins, and Mrs Carrie Robb.a Mrs EluHis Ross Mfs Jennie Youae and Mir E Rob bins ware electr delegates
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
THOMPSON

Mss Beebe has gone Co Phtladel- phia
 Mf-. aH5a D. Faxaa has returned te Ne# Ioek.
 Carolyn Derin-tea is v.st ting her aunt Mrs. C. E. Searls.
 Hs Annie Daaaine fe.aHas .a Wgkham Rise next week.
 ar. and Mr5. Lou Ream spent foa days D Sea Yaas las. week.
 Miss Harriet smith of Providence has been stayine at Hrs Hutchias.
 Joseph AudreVs. rum7r says, was married 3hile on 8 recent vacation.
 ehariez s. Weaver. Jr-. iz attending the Moses Brown school n Providence
 Nis. May 0lney If Hampton Is the caez of her aunt. Mss Frances 0iney.
 @r and Mrs Joshua Alderman hase opened the Ark for Che autumn.
 ars darlington 8f Aaaandale, \. J.. spent the weekend with Miss Beebe
 Hr Erbraim smith and family baVe mafaee7 Q Maine ta visit Ars. Frank Raasey
 Tr Thompson bal team was hea1= cH Hy 5Hs H#ahaszets oa Saturday. Score. la to H.
 E.#ma shaw Colcleusb will close her house for the winter and go co Providence oa Monday.
 sG. Mary Battle. who vas recently o. te4 on for appendicitis at the aall Ho-gitaI l. improving.
 4Ae Decker children have gone to enee for the opening Of the.r .c#ou. Nr and Mrs. Decker are stlsl iu town.
 Hiss eiara Spiane4 and Mr Frank N,eb were married in Boston Sept g. They dll make their home in Wake field Mass
 Lady Thornton with her daughter, Miss Anne Thornton, spent Sunday at Carolyn Hall as the guests of Mrs. Louis Ream.
 Miss Bessie Gleason has returned from China, where she has spent the last two years having many interest ing experiences
 The ladies of the East Thompson Baptist church are planning for sup per at the home of George | Law on Saturday, Oct 2.
 Mr. Fay Ream will be married in Atlanta. Ga, to Miss Mary Nelson on Oct. 19. Mrs. Norman B. Ream and Mir. and Mrs. Louis Ream will attend thu wedding.
 Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Livingston are receiving congratulations on the birth of their second grandchtid. the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Goadspead of New York
 TWents-nine members of the Damon Sunshine Circle from Providence We're in .own on Monday fer an outing They were entertained at luncheon ae Mrs Charles Russell
 Ths annual thank offeru- meeting of ha Woman Home and Foreign Missionary Society $ to be held in tine sh#Heh #eestry on Wednesday after- asa. 880 Mrs eudworth of Webster. who spoke at the W. (. T. F. meeting last week, % Ege the address.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
knlehI. r...l NI.th .u

s EHa GaHncf. tHs hFs> #t F0iHH.fIz Ef % tt tH 1T ofIeets at Surf6 lt-asten 1g.i...a s-i sea JaHt# [ NalH4.u 1s... l-...iu
 af the council AIf NUheu' eeaHi year as M 4 tae council Arthur Fiouf nHfs ~
 Omer ! fatl'a. k- aa- fli itfTIsldi Cftttff tfa=#Httl srear fs thc yrr afe Treasurer R neils. chancellor. Frank N l6ar an. aap.cate Joh Rear l-sz. efrlI. An NlaIt aslae eaarI. Flo. Man IFs 0as eaaf
 eiel ts4ssee. pA.lin ! ulaaa- lhanl.H RV b H nanre
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
Nervous Feeling Due
 to Gas on Stomach

Pressure of gas on heart and other organs often causes q restless. ner- vous feeling. Simple baekthorn bark, eiycerine. etc. as mixed in Adlerika, expels gas and relieves pressure and nervousness almost INSTANTLY. Acts on BOTH upper and lower bow el. Adlerika removes matter you new CT thought was in your system which poisoned stomach. causing gas and nervousness. EXCELLENT to guard against appendicitis Joseph J Du- pre-, Druggist
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
Two Receive Fines

Iaa moHe residents of tas town arr.stel #seek for violations nf the ~o.e4llei deg l4~=, Han AleH Nas ilHcl E and costs. for having an unlicensed dog aad Andrew DuuEei received 4 similar fine and costs far permitting h- licensed aog to roam about without collar and tag. Both men were presented j8-i Friday eve ming before Justice of the Peace Ryan. The eases were brought at the instance of William Jarvis of Putnam, special deputy of the State Depart ment of Domestic Animals, cooperat- ing with the local dog warden
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29

If rfobate held & mn. and for the bs'n,s et
 27th has ot aten- t-+. A' Estate v rX.l4a tW3.
 r m m said Distinct. .e- eea~td Present. David Flare. Jo A5~c euf8 of Putnam. Coma. hay He mae written application p1aE at instrument in waune purpar. H7 t5 be .he last wifi s..d ..saeat if ~8i8 daegascd. may bc probate. and that le.ters testamentary may he .faate3 as ay sad application on .
 more fully appears. it is ORDERED
 That said application be heard aa. determined at Court of Probate o be he'd at the probate office in Put. nom. in said District, on the 9th day If October. 1922. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that public notice of the pendeneF of said application and of the time and place of hearing there an be gwen by publishing this order once ln some newspaper having @ eir- culation in said District, and by post ne a copy an the public sisn-post i7 the Town of Putnam. DAVID FLAG9,
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Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
To Hold Roll CslI Weane.aay

9he taird ann oil call Of the Methodist chufaa Fl be held NeI= aesday. Oct. Te morning service
 f begin at fat u5=He Ht Hs eHed at the r hr the King Daughters for a aish at mod crate as5ee Ser Haut4Ie- tHr1l .ae afse noon evening. District Superintendent W H Bath of N9sz Wieh wal be tfa afferHaon speaker Rev Mir Wakede of Webster. who aa ust passed f 5th birthday and has aHIF upp1t zH- pulpit i1 this church. Will e.s address on Evan ir tH HriHs Res John E.4ef WaI 0 preach aH
 There &ili he other sHs keHs #aHt and a#za sHe aHaI music T. be public er See and all lls invited = Ha present.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
Arthur.

Haf Ha 1.#Ha treaH lHess ot tae He 6= eHb .H fho eiab Ea.as
 Margaret Er4faaH has return ta sr Rochelle. & [. where she 44aaaa hoe =lIale= lH school of 
 seoI af Raatg et .IHH home aG#.r pending a
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
tsp. Win Fust Game

HueH HarH uf Gre naraAi" ta.t the H ef series af bowl nt ma.ehes .a Iolselie's Pets f North rosAeu0rI Ill.e. loiselIv rt for tha Pets W1h average ot il9. VhHe AuaaiH starred for the H4Fps with an average 1T lI6 There Is great lNairY between fhe two vfiIaEes and che Harps are confident of winning fhe championship. The matches VII be howled each week for five weeks
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
GROSVENORDALE

Mr John HaIaF bear ~ taiaiHg visitors fzo Canada ge t week
 4 largo crowd ltter Iei t#s dance at B0Is=iIe Hi aH evening
 An anniversary mass =1Hite on Saturday for fhe HeHo 6at Hz=zH.t
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
kInlerrarlen U Inn .eems ~

Kindergarten in Japan seems more hkc s flower garden, say missionaries of the Board of Sunday Schools. Meth aIist Episcopal Church There Is a round circle of blossoms, each child on a tiny chair and dressed in red and green and brown and yellow, their shaS hung ever the backs of the
 lAe petals.
Putnam patriot., 1922-09-29
ASHFORD

W ron Keith whose riEhl thumb a tWa HugeH were severe by CIT
 v. setting along satisfaetor- iiy.
 aw ras new car. want to buy tae oIa ae mal owned by che Wheaton estate at PhogHNvllle
 EeEaiu atns af the Community club Friday. Get ia
 The Patriot ls the best weekly news parer n Connecticut 0nly S1.50 a voar
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-10

lott. Fleming. Greenup. Lawrence
Lewis and Bowen counties
District No i6-Casey. Garrard
JeSsamine. Lincoln and Pulaski
District No. l7-Boylc and Mer
Ger counties.
District No. ls--Adair. Anderson,
Green. Marion. Taylor and Wash
ington counties
District No. i9-Clark, jackson,
Laurel. Madison. Powell and Rock
castle counties.
District No. 2O-Bullitt. jefferson,
Nelson. Oldham and Spencer coun-
ties.
District No. 2i-Barren. Breckin-
ridge. Cumberland. Grayson. Hardin.
Hart. Larue. Meade. Metcalfe. Mon.
roe and Warren counties
District No. 22-State Of IVES, vir.
ginia.
The repor, Of the Field Service ID.
vision showed s.2oi members signed
since February -. and 3.T9s signed
since July 1. and the total member.
ship August to be 63,sis.
Sale Of the surplus property % the
Association at auction, subject to ap-
proval or rejection by the board was
authorized
President Stone warmly commend
ed the work Of the Field Service
Division in signing up 30 many new
members and urged that the directors
do all they can TO bring new members
into the Association.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-10
GUY.

Mr.. VIM. Barnes is quite IN with
hux.
Mrs. John Donaldson is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry d. Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Baker attended
church at MeCreary Sunday.
Mr.. Earl Doolin was a visitor Sun
day Of Messrs. Floyd and Tom Barn
es.
Miss Matte Beulah Cobb was the
weekend guest Of Miss Fannie Meri-
da.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Boiling and
family. were visitors Sunday Of Paint
Lick friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker spent
Thursday with their daughter. Mrs.
Roy Prather.
Mesdames VIM. Walker and James
Yantis were visitors Wednesday OF
Mrs. Henry futile.
hi,e selta hittf oi httnhi'huf NiHi''
ed Mesdames John Donaldson and
Harry ID. Rice Thursday.
Mrs. Charlie futile and little
daughter, Of Camden. KY, are yisi-
ting Mr. and Mrs. J. =. Foley.
Mr. Jim Pendleton. Of Stanford
visited the past weekend his sister
Mrs VIM. Lane and Mr. Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Green wer,
weekend guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Hurt, Sr., Of Paint Lick.
Misses Anna Mae and Lillian Kidd
were Sunday afternoon visitors OF
Misses Lucy and Nolie Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Poynter has
for their guests Sunday, Mr.. Greer
Poynter and children. o. Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lane. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Alfred Poynter. visited Mr.. an,
Mrs. George Brown last Thursday.
Mrs. c. X. Henry and ehildreI
spent the past weekend with Mr.. an'
Mrs. W. G. Clark, Of the Lexington
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-08-10
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF KENTUCKY, IN BANK.
RUPTCY.

In the matter Of Marion ID. John
son, a Bankrupt.
On this 2sth. day Of July, A. d.,
1922. on considering the petition OF
the aforesaid bankrupt for discharge,
filed on the goth. day Of December
A. d., 1921. il is ordered by the court
that hearing be had upon the same
on the 29th. day u August, A. D.
1929, before said court at Covington'
KY, in said district at 10 o'clock. IN
the forenoon. or as near thereto as
practicable. and that notice thereof
be published one time in the Central
Record. a newspaper printed in said
district. and all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear
at said time and place and show
cause. II any they have, why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
WITNESS the Honorable A. NJ. j
Cochran. Judge Of said Court. and the
seal thereof. at Richmond in said dis
triet. on the 2sth day Of July, A. ID.
1922. J. NJ. MENZIEs, Clerk
BY Paralee White, ID. G