The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1922-07-14

while worms eat away its strength
and vitality. A dose or two of White:
Cream Vermifuge puts the little one
on its feet gain. Price, S5c. Sole
by Watson-Parker Drug Co.
E. L. Drake opened his picture show
Monday night under the tent, when HI
presented Tom Mix in "Trailin' II
was dandy picture and a large
crowd saw it. Mr.. Drake will give us
only first class pictures and will show
under the tent until he can get his
house ready-the old Lumber com.
pany property on the Northeast side
OF the squart.
Sherman Johnson, the Sardis mer-
chant and a member of Henderson
County Highway Commission, was
here last Monday and said the school
advocates of Sardis have employed
Profs. Elmer Duck and Roy McPeake,
they expect to have a first class
school. So far as we are informed,
we can say that two better class
young men could have been employed
as teachers
Selling from to IS bottles Elk
Flesh Builder every day-it is build
ing EN- up-fine-fine-fine.
"The Prodigal Daughter" will be
te subject Of the sermon next Sun
day night at the Baptist church.
Morning subject: "In Touch With
God" The pastor will return from
Belmont, Miss, where he has been
preaching in revival, in due time
to hold the services. He urges large
attendance of the members and
friends Of the church.
Mrs. Mittie Gillian had the great
joy and surprise of having with her
on the 4th, Mr.. Bolton Ellison and
wife, Mrs. Lala and two children and
Mrs. Ola Ellison, Of Memphis, accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Scott of Jack
son. They motored from Jackson
Tuesday morning, enjoyed the day at
Hinson Springs and returned to Jack
son Tuesday afternoon.
Flesh Builder (Elk) will POSI-
lively pull you out of bad health
and make you strong and hardy
"dont believe it, MOI" "Well it's
right up to you" We've told you
about tits your move. If you pre-
fer to remain in bad health-that's
YOUR business--it's ours to tell you
about this wonderful tonic-$1. 90 and
$500 bottles, postpoid.-Elk Phar-
macy.
Tom Gordon and wife left Thurs
day of last week for their new home
at Dickson, going the trip leisurly by
wagon and expecting to enjoy the out
ing. Mr.. Gordon and his son, Gene,
have sold their lands East of town
and the elder Gordons move to Dick
son because their son had also located
there, being more convenient to Nash
vile, Genes headquarters as safety
first" man for the NC Railroad.
While we regret the loss of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon, their many friends wish
hem much pleasure in their new
nome.
Charles H. Kings many friends all
over West Tennessee are glad to note
hat he has fine position with the
G. M. & N. Railroad, whcih place he
after his resignation from
The Federal service. While deputy u.
). Marshal, Mr.. King exercised de-
gree Of consideration toward all with
whom his unpleasant business
brought him into contact, not found
N every official in the line he served.
No matter where Mr.. Kings activi-
ties may carry him, he will be follow
I'd by the good wishes of all who
know him.
Little Mable Owen Hart, daughter
If Mrs. R. T. Hart, celebrated her
fourth anniversary Monday, July 10th
rom three to five in the afternoon.
Quite number of little boys and
girls were present being entertained
by her sister, Miss Lucille Hart and
Miss Aliene Butler. After several
games were played refreshments
we're served on the lawn. The children
passed in couples into the dining room
which was decorated in pink and
white where the birthday cake was
ut, after which the little guests de-
parted wishing little Mable many
,appy birthdays.
The Progress takes pleasure in
commencing Mr.. W. C. Crook, of the
I'D Fifth District, for being the first
contributor to the proposed Hender-
ION county Fair and Home Coming to
,e held in Lexington this Fall-and in
he liberal sum of $500, which was
given without solicitation. Mr.. |
Crooks example should be followed
,arly-and we can say that the more
Crooks" Of that kind a county has
he better off it is. We will be glad |
% extend this list to any amount the
ionors may feel willing to contribute,
'or we expect this centennial celebra-
ion to be the best ever pulled off in |
Henderson county.
Mrs. J. C. Martin, at Hinson |
springs, suffered an additional stroke |
Il paralysis last Saturday, seemingly |
more severe than ever, after having |
experienced several during the many |
ears since she first became q victim |
4 that character Of physical disabil-
ty. Mrs. Martin has lived to be old
md under the greatest difficulties,
tut not even paralysis has deprived
Ter of energy seldom found in one
lerson Mr. Martin has also hoan dis