Lexington Leader 13 March 1942
Mrs. Louise Tolley is not showing much improvement. She has been sick several weeks.

Green Smith, who makes his home with Mr. and Mrs. A.M. Harris is still on the sick list.

Felix Hays is spending a few days with his daughter, Mrs. Charlie Taylor of Jackson

W.S. Park of Lexington and G.W. Lewis of Chesterfield were here to see Mrs. Will Johnson

Fate Lewis and wife of Missouri were here to visit his sister, Mrs. WIll Johnson who is seriously ill.

Joe Park and Will McCay were in Lexington Saturday on business.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lindsey have been sick several days with the flu.

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Conie Woods was sick the past week but is improving now.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCay have taken their infant son to a hospital in Jackson for treatment.

Valera and Edra Sullivan spent a few days with relatives in Arkansas

Connie Wood and family moved on the farm of George McCay recently.

Ruth Park spent the weekend with homefolks.

Hooper Blankenship of Chapel community was in this section Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Guy Maxwell and small son, Jerry visited Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Duke recently.

Baddie Eads and family of Truman AR visited Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Eades.

Mrs. Phillip Maxwell and son, Max and Hyder Maxwell of Memphis went to Mississippi the past week to see Mrs. Maxwell's son Plauget who is in training there.

Marene Fisher spent the past weekend with Thelma Carrington of Moore's Hill.

Mrs. Bowden Blankenship visited in the home of M.A> Tolley, Saturday.

Mrs. Lydie Reeves and small daughters, Doris and Janice spent Saturday night with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Park.