The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-05-12
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Carter. Of Mar
tin, were weekend guests Of Mrs. 7. A,
Cummings.
Miss Mozelle Clemmens. Of Obion,
was the guest Of relatives here the frs
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond White, Of
Union City, spent sunday here with
friends.
Miss Wilma Warren, Of Dyer, was
the guest OF Miss Florenee Bolts the
first of the week.
Misses Mary and Cecil Olive and Fan
ME BizwelI and DR.. Maddox, OF Num-
Der Seven, were over Saturday nabbing
the fnny tribe in the adjacent stream.
The Misses Stovall, OF Mount PeIia,
were guests for Presbytery, Of Mrs. Ed
Stirling.
r. L. Phebus and j. w. Thorne
waited on court Tuesday.
f. B. Chester and wife, of Browns
vile, are guests OF DR.. and Mrs. 7. r.
Callicott and other friends.
DR.. E. H. White is convalescent of a
very severe case Of neuritis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stirling attended the
singing convention at New Home Sun
day.
w. A. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Smith, Of Troy, we're over Wednesday
for Presbytery.
Mrs. Knox Harper and children have
returned from pleasant visit with rela-
tives at Kenton.
Luther Moffatt, Of Obion, attended
Presbytery.
| Miss Leida Thornton, Of Obion, guest
Of Mrs. o. II. Clemmons, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Gus Callicott and daughter, Mil
bred, spent the first Of the week in New
bern.
Mrs. Laura HUTCHINSON and Miss
Davis Shropshire made business trip
to Union City Thursday
The broom factory has shut down for
few days. President w. P. Morris is on
the sick list
g. d, Callicott, Of Pine Bluff, Ark,
and Miss Allie Graham, Of Clarkton,
Mo-, were guests OF DIR. and Mrs. I. P.
Callicott the first Of the week,
Mrs. Will Bryan, Of Number Seven,
was Tuesday guest of Mrs. Mel Smith.
The faculty for next school year are
Prof. S. B. Hayes, principal Miss Win
ME Woody, assistant, and Miss Florence
Bolts, musical department. Prof. Hayes
comes to us from Obion, with nineteen
years experience in the schoolroom, and
we also hear willing to put our high
school department on higher plane,
which will be OF much benefit to those
desiring to matriculate with outside col
leges.
The Memphis Presbytery Of the A
r. p Church this week week convened
with the Riyes congregation Wednesday
evening at s o'clock The opening
sermon was delivered by Rev. r. w.
Mcdaniel, Of Memphis, the retiring
moderator. ]. w. Beard, of Covington,
was elected by reclamation as modera-
tor. Tuesday morning very enjoyable |
conference convened on Sunday School
work, Rev. Blakely leading. Rev A.
G. Carson, J. w. Beard and Major
Boyce, Of Rock Hill, S. G., ably handled |
this subject. Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock there was conference on Lay
mems Missionary Movement. We did
not get the program for Thursday. |
Among those attendant upon Presby-
terry were the following ministers: Rev.
Blakely, Of the Second Presbytery, I.
p Pressly, j. W. Beard, T. G. Boycc,
z. F. Griffith, r. w. Mcdaniel, e. P.
Lindsay, J. I. Boyd, R. W. Carson, D.
P, Pressly, M. r. Gibson, student. The
laymen were as follows T. ]. Crockett,
]. M. Hill, Kerr Oats, w. G. Mckinley,
]. G. Dyer Fl. f. McQuiston, w. P.
Speck, d. E. Stewart, w. "A. Smith, w.
J. Erwin, J. B, Caudle. The newly
decorated church made lovely habita-
ton for the Presbytery The weather
was ideal, the dinner par excellent.
Numbers Of visitors we're here from
Troy, Polk, Obion and adjacent dis
tricts.