The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-10-19

Br. and Mrs. Claude Simonton, is re-
b trted quite sick.
The Rosemark school will present
carnival Friday night, October 20
consisting of plays, side shows and q
popularity contest. The public is
urged to see the performances.
Mrs. E. L. Roper will entertain
the Bridge Club this Thursday af-
tetynoon at nor home on Elm street
After number of games delicious
menu will be served.
II The Ladies' Aid Society of Ebe-
tnCzer church will have a bazaar and
Twill serve supper at the GAINESVILLE
'echoolhouse October II, from 3 to
I1O p. m.
/ F B. Archer recently sold his
one-third interest in a 112-acre tract
af land lying in the 18th district to
Mr. H. B. Mitchell, the deed being
recorded at the registers office Sat
UrdayN
Mr.. J. F. Hughes, of Fredonia,
XIV, father of Mrs. w. V. Bringle, of
lis city, is seriously i'll. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bringle returned home Monday
from Fredonia, after attending his
bedside.
The Garland Baptist church will
celebrate "Home Coming Day" on the
fifth Sunday Of this month with a
Special service. A splendid musical
program is being arranged for the
occasion.
About 18 special trains carving
] egionnaires from all sections Of the
country to New Orleans for the con-
vention in session this week passed
through here Sunday night and Mon
(lay morning.
Mr. J. F. Huffman, of Brighton,
has rented the residence now occu-
pied by Mr.. w. R. Samuels on Col
lege street and will have possession
of that place January /, when he will
move to CovingtOn.
Mr.. Ashley Downing, a member
of the cotton firm of Flowers 4
Downing. who has been purchasing
cotton this fall for their account in
Dyersburg, has returned to Covington
and will buy cotton on the local
market for his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Thompson,
of Rosemark, announce The engage
ment and approaching marriage of
their granddaughter, Miss Sara Nc
Cain, to Rev. D. C. Young, of Rose
mark, on November Is, at the Rose
mark Presbyterian church.
The first heavy frost of the sea-
son was Wednesday morning, when
the mercury went down to SO de-
grees. 1t registered 33 degrees this
morning. The first frost Of the fall
came one day last week, but did lit
tie damage to garden vegetables.
Mr.. Y. B. Turner, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. Y B. Turner, Of this city,
recently accepted a position with
levee construction company at Baton
Rouge, La, where he is now located.
He spent Friday with his parents
before leaving for Baton Rouge.
The fourth quarterly conference
of Second church and Pisgah will be
held in the First State Bank on
Thursday, October 26, at 2:30 p. m.
The presiding elder earnestly re-
quests that all officials of the church
be present, as business Of Importance
will be transacted.
Mr.. Stephen P, Massengill and
Miss Bessie. Irene Trice, popular
young couple of South Covington,
were quietly married last Saturday
evening, Rev. R. W. Newsom, pastor
of the Second Methodist church, Of
Floating. Mr.. and Mrs. Massengill
will reside in South Covington
The Junior Red Cross Society of
the City Grammar School will rem
der a program at the school building
Friday afternoon, after which the
society will be reorganized for an
other year. The members are plan
ming to send a large number of
Christmas boxes to refugees this
year.
"A business meeting of the local
Democratic Club was held in the 4
courthouse Friday night Plans for
the Democratic voters in
the county were discussed at length
and work will begin in earnest at
once. 1t is the purpose of the organi- |
cation to form a Democratic club in
every civil district of the county.
1.-THE Four Horsemen Of the
Apocalypse" one Of the greatest
moving picture productions Of the
present season, was shown at the
Palace Theatre Monday and Tuesday,
capacity audiences on each
occasion The story was based on a
from the Book of Revela
tions by st. John and applied to the
World war.
Miss Louis Miller, daughter of
Mr.. Lee Miller, of this vicinity, sus-
tanned a broken arm Wednesday,
when she was thrown from her
buggy, which was bumped by an
driven by N. R. Newman,
who was going east on Liberty ave-
nue., and failed to see the buggy on
account of lodging another car going
n an opposite direction. Miss Miller
rad stopped her buggy in front of
)gilvie's liver barn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.