The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-07-20

the Brighton Baptist church Sunday
at the usual hour. Everybody in
4 vited.
Mr. Glover Smith, Of the Liberty
community, sustained a broken arm
Friday, when he attempted to crank
his automobile, The injury will dis
able him for several weeks.
Rev. L. ] Sheriff., pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, is conduct
ing.a protracted meeting in Stanton,
which began recently and which
promises to be a very successful one.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the county court
clerk: GEORGE H. Fowler to Livie
Blalock, Jacob Hill to Annie Lewis,
George Harbor to Ida Sanders.
The meeting at Campground will
begin the fifth Sunday in July instead
of the first Sunday in August, as has
been previously announced. The pas
tor, Rev. J. w. Joyner, will be as
sisted by Rev. Ralph,
Mr.. and Mrs, Henry L. Bogue
have moved into the residence on Park
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. Alb
helms and family Mr.. Bogue is an
employee in the undertaking business
Of Mr. r. S. Maley
The town Of Millington is con-
structing a hard surfaced street con-
Meeting the central part of that place
with the Jeff Davis highway. The
material used in the construction is
similar to that of the highway.
There will be an ice cream sup
Der given by the Woman's Missionary
Society of the Holly Grove church on
the church Grounds Friday night, July
q, for the benefit of the church,
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend.
The Lauderdale and Tipton coun-
ty medical societies held a joint
meeting in Covington this morning
in the offices of Dr. L. A. Yarbrough.
AT noon the physicians were enter
tanned with a barbecue luncheon at
the Hotel Lindo.
Mrs. Fl. M. Prettvman enter
tanned at five hundred Wednesday mi
honor Of Mrs. H. G. Hunter, Of Nash
vile. During the afternoon punch
was served and at the conclusion of
the games cream and cake were
served.
The annual camp meeting att
Joyner's Campground begins on Aug
ust 5th, and will continue for eight
days The great Irish evangelist, Pat
Davis, of Louisville, KY, will do the
preaching, along with the help of vis-
ting ministers.
Capt. J. R, Fallin was notified
Wednesday morning that Gen. Armor
Collier, of Memphis, will deliver the
principal address at the annual Con-
federate reunion to be held llrly in
August at Brighton. Gen. Collier is
an ELOQUENT speaker, and was him
self a Confederate soldier.
Mr.. T. II. Taylor, painfully in
iured several weeks ago in an auto
mobile accident near Memphis, is
RAPIDLY improving and his many
friends are entertaining the hone
that he win be fully recovered with
in few more weeks Of gradual i'm
provement.
Mr.. d. HI. McFadden and family
Of Memphis, formerly Of this city,
will move at an early date to Dallas,
Texas, to make their future home,
Mr.. McFadden is travelling represent
tative of the Faucet Houston Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn. He visited rela-
tiyes here last week,
"A cooking demonstration will be
given at the residence of Mrs. G. P
NOEL on South Maple street Tuesday
afternoon. July Is, beginning at 8
o'clock. The demonstration is under
the auspices of Circle No, 3 of the
Presbyterian church. An admission
of 20 cents will be charged.
Lee Hodge, fugitive from JUS
tice, was arrested in Blytheville, Ark,
Monday by Sheriff c. NJ Volz on a
charge of attempt to commit rape.
Hodge formerly lived on Island 35,
and has been away since the crime
was committed in 1920. He was
lodged in the county jail to await
trial.
Last Thursday at Glenn Springs,
Bob Craig was arrested on a charge
If transporting liquor, the officers
making the arrest finding a small
quantity on his person. He was COM
nitted to the county jail. Sunday, in
he same district, Brock knight was {
arrested on a similar charge, he also I
icing committed to jail.
-Covington took two games from
Monday and Tuesday on
he athletic field, winning the first {
lit by score of to 2, and in the I
econd affair they shut out Browns j
lille to 0. They will play two /
rames in Brownsville today and Fri
lay. The locals are playing good
,ase ball, having lost only a few /
James since the season began.
On account of the heavy rain
which fell on the date of the picnic
t Glenn Springs, the proprietor, DR.. I
\. B. Blaydes, has decided TO have an
Their picnic on Tuesday, August Is. 3
'or several summers Dr. Blaydes has 4
'iven picnic at his summer resort i
nd the occasion has been attended S
nnually by people from all parts Of S
he county. a
The Dyersburg District Confer
nee convened in Dyershurg Toes t
av morninC for the regular session. v
Delegates from the First Methodist L
hurch to the confevence were: I
L Richardson, H. R. Rose, John v
'earing. W. T. Shelton, DR.. T. B. D
-assowsv. J. H. Fliunin, J. A. Shell Y
m. Mrs John Y. Peeta, Mrs. J. H [
'lipnin, Rev. L. D. Hamilton and f
.ev. W. A. Freeman. Il