The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-04-28
W0MAN'S MISSIONARY SOCIETY
ENTERTAINED.


ternoon, from three to five by Mrs
Fred C. Boren and Mrs. Robt. L. Tay.
Tor, in the home of Mrs. Boren. Tbs
guests were received by Mrs. Borer
and Mrs. Taylor, assisted by Mrs. E
H. Walpole.
The house was beautifully decorat.
ed in green and pink, with pot plants
and cut flowers. The color scheme was
carried out in the refreshments, pink
ice cream with individual cakes iced
in pink, each plate being beautifully
decorated with dotlieB, pink carna-
lions and ferns. Mrs. Boren and Mrs
Taylor were assisted in serving by
Mrs. Walpole and Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. w. H. Denison won the prize,
a lovely pot plant, in flower contest
Miss Nettie Wolfe added much to the
pleasure of the evening by special pi-
ano selections. Mrs. A. j. Hurt and
Mrs. Denison sang Love Ship"
At the hour Of FIVE, as the guests
took their departure, each one declar-
ed Mrs. Boren and Mrs. Taylor very
charming hostesses.
The men Count Agent H. A. Powers
had with him Wednesday, explaining
the keeping Of bees, were j. M. Heath
erly, State Inspector of Bees; G. M.
Bentley, of the U. T., and State En-
tomologist and last but not least, Troy
Maxwell, of Beacon, a widely known
bee man. They visited several homes
where bees are kept.
At public sale last Monday, under
deed of trust, what is known as the
Oscar Roberts place and the Wheat
ley place (not the one occupied by R
H. Wheatley) and two extra lots with
the latter, were sold and Dee White
and M. Youngerman were the respec.
tive purchasers.
BARGERTON ITEMS.
Fred S. Sellers, Reporter.
J. A. James is sick with flu.
Floyd Stratton is slowly improving
at this writing.
Several attended the singing al
this place Sunday afternoon.
Luther Azbill and Payton Veteto, o.
Stringtown were here Saturday anC
Sunday.
E. H. Potts attended conference a
Hollow Rock Junction last week.
W. s. Pruitt and wife, of Jackson
are visiting relatives here.
Ed. Wilson was near Lexington
Sunday on social business.
Vernon Cofman, of Jackson, visit
ed home folks last weekend.
W. L. Harris and T. A. Hays wer'
in Jackson one day last week on bust
ness.
Rev. Elco Douglass preached at thi
place one night last week.
The Community meeting last Sat
urday night was well attended. TIL
duets by Azbill and Veteto were ex
cellent. Come again boys for you
visit was appreciated.
T. A. Hayes has purchased T. A
Hays Ford touring car.
Ashley Adams, high school studen
of Lexington, was in our midst from
Saturday until Monday.
Several from here were in Lexing
ton last week taking examination.
James Page spent last weekend
with home folks.
Prof. C. NJ. Vernon failed to fill hi
appointment here Sunday. Prof. Clar
ence Page led the singing.
T. d. Birchett and family, of Rocl
Springs, visited his parents Mr., an,
Mrs. W. T. Birchett Sunday.
Miss Cora Mae Wilson spent las
weekend with home folks and attend
ed the singing at this place Sunda.
afternoon.
Drs. Huntsman and Joyce, of Lex
Iington were here this week to see tn
sick.
The Bargerton Singing class i
making preparations to go to tn
singing convention at Rock Hill tn,
Second Sunday in May.
Prof. C. NJ. Vernon returned Sunda,
from Hollow Rock Junction where h
was in attendance at the Methods
conference. While there he secure,
a ten-days singing school to begil
next Monday.
Avis Augland, of SCOTS Hill, ha
contracted to make crop for L. A
Dudley.
Cecil Page was in the Rock Spring
community Monday on business.
Jess Gately and family, Of Law
were here Sunday.
Mrs. Sallie Maness and baby, o
jackson, have returned home afte
several days stay with j. w. Phil
lips and wife.
John Milan and wife, of Rocl
Springs, were here this week to Sc,
the sick.
w. A. Miller, w. L. Harris, ]. J
Lawrence, 7. A. Hays, J. V. Coffmal
and S. A. Jordan were in Lexington
Monday on business.
Prof. C. NJ. Vernon will sing at Mt
Gilead Sunday afternoon. The elias
from Palestine, Carroll county and tn
Bargerton class will be there. Every
body invited.
G. C. Sellers has ordered settin,
of Brown Leghorn EggsTpaying s3'
per setting of Is.
Esq. R. L. Douglass was in tow
Tuesday attending county court.
On Monday afternoon, April Path
about 500 o'clock, the death ange
visited the home of W. w. Phillip
and wife and took from them thei
loving son, Doyle, aged niae years
six months and % days. He took sicl
Sunday with acute Indigestion an,
suffered untold agony from the begin
ming. With the best medical aid tina
could be had, nothing could be don
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