The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-06-15

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at Wilson's Chapel Friday night, June
70, the proceeds to 90 the church.
Mr.. E. L. Worrell, cashier of the
First State Bank, is confined to his
room on Main street as a result of
an attack Of malaria.
Mrs c. C. Cox, Of Memphis, who
is i'll at the home of her father,
Mayor j. ]. Miller, is showing con-
siderable Improvement.
Rev. R, w. Newsom informs us
that he enjoyed some nice roasting
ears from his garden Wednesday A
number OF gardeners will get their
first roasting ears this week.
AS result of the revival meeting
recently held at the First Methodist
church % additions were indicted
into that congregation Sunday morn
ing bv baptism and the church vows.
Fifteen Of these were baptized.
DIR. A. C. McCabe will attend the
convention of the diocese of Tennes.
see. which win meet in Nashville
Wednesday, June 81, to elect bishop
eoadiutor to succeed the late RI. Rev.
Troy Beatty.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Foster have
removed from Obion, Tenn, to Cow
ington and are occupying rooms at
the residence of ESQ, G. w. Beasley
on Maple street. Mr. Foster will
represent an insurance company here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lowenhaupt,
whose residence on South Maple
street Yves destroyed by fire, are &C.
cupying the residence of Mr.. Ed
Lowenhaupt on the same street. AS
soon as possible their residence will
be replaced by new one.
Mr.. 7. H. Tayor, confined in the
Baptist Memorial Hospital in Mem
phis on account of injuries received
in an automobile accident in Memphis
several days ago, is gradually i'm
proving and his family expects his
return home soon.
George Clements, colored caught
in the act Of delivering a quart of
whiskey to an alleged customer here
Sunday, was arrested by the sheriff
and arraigned before Esq. j. E.
Walker. Clements was bound over to
the circuit court.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the county court
clerk during the past week: Clar-
ence E. Montgomery to Claudia Mil
Ter, Lewis Payne to Savannah Duck
worth. j, M Robinson to Catherine
Neil, Eddie Smith to Nellie Butler.
Jesse Townsend, indicted on a
charge Of public drunkenness and dis
turbing public worship at Elm Grove
church. in the 3rd district, was ar
rested last week in Portageville, Mo,
by Sheriff Volz and brought back to
Covington to await trial in the cir
cult court in July.
The Millington base ball team de-
feated Covington in Wednesdays
game by score of 21 to /. Tuesday
the locals defeated Millington is to
3. AS indicated by the score, both
games were slow and listless, due
10 Millington's bad diamond, where
The games were staged.
Sunday morning Clarence Col
len, of the 18th district, was arrested
IN charge of carrying a pistol, pub
ic profanity and drunkenness. He
was tried before Esq. J. E. Walker
who bound him over to the
circuit court. Failing to make bond,
Golden was committed to Jail.
Mrs. Lucian Cockrill and Miss
Wilmoth Whitley will entertain the
Sophia Malone Missionary Society Of
he First Methodist church next Mon
lay afternoon at 4 o'clock. A full
attendance of the society is very much
Iesired. The meeting will be held in
he church parlor
Mr.. Walker M. Taylor, of Mem
his, Grand Master of Tennessee
lasons, and Stith M. Mccain, grand
ecretary of the same order, visited
)unham Lodge No. $50 here Monday
light, officially. A large number of
peal Masons were present to greet
he visitors from the Grand Lodge at |
Nashville.
DIR. Harold Mcdaniel, Coving-
On boy, and son Of Mr. and Mrs.
w. Mcdaniel, of this city, was q
lember of the graduating class of c
ne University of Tennessee depart +
tent Of medicine, and received his (
iploma Monday night. DR.. L. A. b
arbrough, of this city. witnessed the a
on that occasion. il
Miss Mary Frances Erwin, of c
LcKenzie, Tenn, and Mr.. Ashley n
adley, of Paris, Tenn, we're quietly =
larried last Sunday, according to
formation received by the groom's
arents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. O, Hadley,
this city. The groom is an employee /
the State Highway Department, Z
Id at the present time he is stationed 7
Paris. 1
"A partition dividing the basement :,
the First Baptist church has been !
instructed for the purpose Of con- =,
,rting it into Sunday school class &
ON, to be used by the Mems Bible q
ass. Of which Mr.. J. H, Fortner is /,
esident and DR.. Edward StubbIefield .,
acher. The work will be completed z,
is week. The new room will he n
odern in every respect, with ample i
initiation and light. 4,
announcement of the engage
ent and approaching marriage of fc
iss Martha Moore. Of this city, to G
". R. N. Hunter, Of Landrum, S. q
has been received by friends here. q
lie wedding viii take place We'd th
sday, June %, al the home of DR. G
B. Gassaway on Maple street. Miss q
bore for MURDER of years has been il
teacher in the Rosemark school n