The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-01-06

Miss Elizabeth Spellings spent the
Holidays with her mother, Mrs. En-
ma Boyd Spellings, at Hazel, KY.
W. A. Lipscomb, of near Reagan,
was in to see us Wednesday and con-
tiued this paper for another year.
Miss Nina Reed, Of Nashville, was
here during Christmas visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Reed.
Miss Lucille Barry arrived from
Jackson Wednesday to spend few
days with the family of w. V. Barry.
Kirtley Blount returned to Memphis
last Sunday after spending the holt
days with his mother, Mrs. J. W.
Page.
DR.. G. A. Brandon, wife and two
children, spent the first half of the
Christmas week in Memphis with rel
atives.
J. w. Ballard, a popular citizen,
of West of Town, was in town Mon
day and paid his subscription to this
paper.
Mrs. w. L. Darden left on Wednes-
day for Monroe, La, to spend about
two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Her
bert Scott.
Miss Fay Houston returned Sum-
day night from Murray, KY, where
she spent the Holidays with relatives
and friends.
Guilford Sullivan and family have
moved into the residence just vacated
by AFRO Wilson and family a mile
East of town.
Mrs. May Parker, of Memphis,
was here Wednesday night of last
week to attend the dance at the Com
mercial Hotel.
Edward Undertake, of Vanderbilt
University, Nashville, spent the Holt
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. D. Undertake.
Mary Elizabeth Barry returned
Sunday to Memphis after nearly
week with her grandparents W. V.
Barry and wife.
Miss Bertha Unidentified returned
to Covington last Sunday to Renter
upon her duties as teacher in the High
school at that place.
Guilford G. Winslow, with his son,
Willie and wife, of Madison county,
were here Monday, guests of the FAM
lily of J. F. Winslow.
Esq. w. T .Segerson, of near Rea-
gan, was here Monday ard contribut-
ed his part toward the support of
this paper in the past.
Hal H. Lawler, of New Orleans,
La, arrived here the latter part of last
week, to spend a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Lawler.
Arthur L. Hughes and wife came
over from Saltillo, on business trip
Tuesday and we had the pleasure of
their presence in our home.
John Martin, good citizen and sub
stantial farmer, of near Reagan, was
here Monday and did his part toward
keeping the Progress going.
1t was unfortunate for Merit league
and family that Mrs. league was ill
just at Christmas-and little Alice,
was just getting over a spell.
Mrs. Erwin Shade, Of Marion, Ohio,
and Mrs. Leo Thweatt, Of Nashville,
arrived Wednesday to spend a few
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mollie Oakley and daughters,
Misses Mary and Jimmie, have moved
from the East side of town to the N.
S. Threadgill place on N. Main st.
S. Reed, of Memphis, was here Mon
day mingling with his many friends.
Mr.. Reed paid up his subscription to
this paper and had it continued for
another year.
Mrs. Walter Randle and twins
and Mrs. Addie Stanford, came dawn
from Paducah the last of last week
and spent few days here with many
relatives and friends.
f. A. Moffitt, wife and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of Luxors, Ark, ar
rived here the day before Christmas
and have been guestas in the home of
A. E. Beasley and family.
We welcome our old friend James
Z. Howell, of Route 3, back on the
place on our list he has held for per-
haps rs years, except perhaps 1920
and eleven months Of 1921.