The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-11-24
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Rock. Ark. were guests of r. l..
Brown and family last weekend;
Drummers Clyde B. Jones and W.
A. Frazier, of your city, were here
Monday.
Miss Velma Hall, of Memphis, Wis
tied relatives on Route No. /, the first
of the week.
F. S. Odle and son went to Luray
Monday to see homefolks.
The musical concert given at the
school house last Friday night by the
Magnolia Male Quartette, of Juno,
was q treat to all lovers of vocal mu-
sic. A packed house was out to hear
the four songbirds in sacred and COM
ical selections. The receipts were
$42.30.
James Miracle and Curtis Horn, re-
turned last week from an extended
stay in Senath, Mo.
Mrs. L. j. Leslie and children were
visitors in your city the first of the
week.
Merchant J.. C. Britt, wife and
daughter visited relatives in Yuma
Sunday.
W.. M. Houston, of Parsons, was
here this week on business.
County Court Clerk Paul Parker, of
your city, visited his father here Sun
day.
Frank Crockett and wife have NOV
ed to your city, where he is employed
by the Kelly Handle Co., of Memphis.
Onis Coffman and Miss Bertha
Robbins surprised their many friends
by motoring to your city Saturday af-
ternoon and getting married, Rev.
Fleetwood Ball performing the cere-
mony. The couple were accompanied
by Clebert Carnal and Miss Louise
Leslie. They are at home to their
friends at the home of the groom's
grandparents, s.. G. Leslie and wife.
H. ]. Bolen was in Luray Saturday
and on Saturday evening participated
in a joint discussion contest. The bat
tie was a draw as the judges were un-
able to come to any conclusion. H. j.
participates very often in debating
work.
Mrs. Bealy Melton, of Route No. 2,
returned Sunday from Nashville
where she had been visiting her hus-
band, during the past few days.
The play, "An Arizona Cowboy"
rendered Saturday night at the school
building by the High school pupils
with a success in rendition and enter
tainment. A large crowd was there
to witness the performance, the re-
ceipts being $40.45.
Ben Mccain, of Henderson, was
here the weekend to see his uncle and
aunt, w. r. and Miss Mary johnson.
Statesmen George Bolen and A. H.
F~ronabarger were in your city Mon
day on business.
Blacksmith John Daniel was in your
city Monday on business.
A second singing school will begin
here Monday night of next week at
the Baptist church. Prof. C. M. YER
o will continue his we'll begun work
which he started at the Methodist
church two weeks ago.. Prof. Vernon
is a splendid Christian man and a cap
able instructor in vocal music and he
has created an interest in singing that
the town has not had in quite a long
while. Let all who can attend these
classes in singing. 1t will benefit you.
Rev. w. +. Tuten attended the
Memphis Conference Of the M. f.
Church, at Ripley last week. He ac-
,cepted work for another year and was
assigned to the Eva circuit.
George Bolen was in Beech Bluff
Saturday on business.
Miss Gussie Gobelet, of Clarksburg.
was a guest of Mrs. J. D. Tilson last
weekend.
Bob Jamison was in Westport last
Saturday on business.
Dentist Harry Parker, Of your city,
was here Sunday to see relatives.
l.. r. Woods and wife received a
message Sunday from their daughter,
Mrs. s. +. Whitehorn, at Memphis
advising them that their other daugh-
ter, Myrtle, was seriously i'll and was
preparing to undergo an operation al
the st. Joseph Hospital. Mrs. White.
horn, and sister have been located ir
Memphis since last summer and it is
with regrets that their friends learn
Of Miss Woods misfortune. Mr.
Woods and wife left Tuesday to joir
their daughters and to be present dur.
ing the severe illness of Miss Myrtle.
Miss Margaret Woods, Of Clarks
burg, was a guest in the home of San
Ringgold and family last weekend.
Miss Alton Douglass, Of your city
was q weekend guest Of Miss WASN'T
Orr.
Elder Boone Douthitt, Of Mayfield
KY, preached at the Christian churcl
Sunday morning and evening.
Quite a number from Yuma an
Clarksburg were here last Frids
night to hear the splendid singing 0
the Magnolia quartette from Juno.
NJ. c. Rosser unloaded the season
first car load of coat for the tow
Monday.
Miss Jessie Olive, of Route No.
who is a high school student in you
city, spent the weekend as a guest q
Miss Vashti Orr.
Keith Holiday and Jessie Flax
were in your city Monday on bushes
Mrs. r. L. Brown and daughter vi.
tied relatives in Westport last week.
Prof. II. ]. Bolen. high school st,
dent in your city, spent the week-en
with home folks.
Prof. c. III. Vernon, of Juno, san
at Rock Springs, on Route No. 1. SUI
day.
Everett Scott returned last wet
from a two-month's stay with his III
Gle at Phillipy in Lake county.
Mrs. j. L. Rust. Of Clarksburg.
n guest Of her dauchtar M~s d