The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-08-23
RIVES.

e Mrs. E. 2. Lindsay, of Memphis, is
here for the revival.
Z, Miss Winnie Woody, of Glass, is the
guest of Miss Florence Bolts.
t Mayor w. A. Mcneil, the first Of the
week, made brief visit to Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Cloar, of Crystal,
$ were recent visitors OF Mrs. Hubert
Shore.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul Pressly are week.
end guests of Prof. and Mrs. S. B.
Hayes.
Mrs. Holden Turner, who has been
i'll for the past ten days, is now con-
valescent.
Messrs. Harry Anderson and Charlie
Buchanan, of Polk, are attendants of
our revival.
Mrs. Anselmo Harris, of Union City,
attended the social function of the local
w. c. t. U.
Mrs Hugh Mcdonald and Miss Eliza
beth Mcdonald, of obion, ,bave been
up for the meeting.
Mrs. Grady Tisdale, of Union City,
who has been keeping house for her
brother during her stay in Waverly, has
returned home.
Recent guests of Mrs. E. H. White
were Mrs. Gus White and Miss Bette
White, OF Union City, and Mrs. Taylor
and daughter, of Kenton.
Guests the first of the week of Mrs.
0. H. Clemmons were Mr., and Mrs.
Mike Fry, of Fulton, and Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Moffat, of Obion.
The union revival sermons by Rev.
Paul Pressly from day to day and even
ing to evening have been very edfying
and persuasive. Revs. Gibson, Thomas
and Bagby have been>in the meeting
most of the week.
Monday afternoon the Missionary So
ciety of Pleasant Hill met with. Mrs. s
Ernest Shropshire on Home street. l
This is one of the Invest societies in the
Obion Presbytery, and we always accept
an invitation to be present when near by.
Mr. and Mrs. Holland Bittick, Mrs.
W. G. Harris, DR.. and Mrs. T. P. Pal
mer report a very pleasant day Tuesday !
n the Catron grove near Union City.
It was birthday barbecue in honor of il
Colonel Catron's ninety-ffth birthday. p
Colonel Catron says his eyes are very
linn and his ears refuse their wonted is
JUNCTION and that his steps are very C
yet, for his years, we consider
i'm we'll preserved. Like the won vi
erful one-horse shay" he may yet =,
ound out century.
Just as we expected" the social q;
Meeting of the w. G. T. U. on the lovely /,
AVN of Mrs. T. J. Bonner was supremacy
njoyed both by the members and sew
raj guests. The musical program was !
realty enjoyed. We cannot tell you %
'hicb was the more popular of the two
umbers given us by Mrs. Knox Har- IN
er and handsome son, Joe. The latter, m
My wee tot with bravery" for we tn
'ere a crowd, gave us rare entertain
lent Little Miss Sara Taylor, of Ken re
IN, house guest of Mrs. E. H. White, m
lso OF few summers, gave us two read be
lgs that made the flight of time as tn
wifi as bird-wing. Light refresh
lents of cream and cake were served
ear the closing hour. Mrs. MILFORD
arris, our efficient superintendent of -
ocial and red letter days, was captured ~
ing enough to give her unanimous
ote of thanks and the w. G. T. U. sa- 80
lite, the waving of 'kerchiefs, for
cry pleasant afternoon. Indeed we
ere merry party, yet you that are 49,
lind readers or psychologists could see
asily that no quarter to intoxicants or
Devils was in the countenance of every 1o
lember, and we might add, of every
ueSt. Su
These hot afternoons, when in town,
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