The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-09-26
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Martha Wade, Bess Harper and Ma,
Brown are attending the Tri-state Fai
in Memphis this week. They are thl
house guests of Mrs. E. P. Lindsay.
Mrs. T J. Bonner was visitor il
Union City Wednesday.
Messrs. Lon Wright, Joe Baker, til,
latter OF Mount Pelia, and other towns
men are taking in the Memphis fair.
Since the Tri-state Fair, with only si1
days duration, gives two days OF its pro
gram to the women Of three States, We
still glory in being southerner.
Joe Clark has purchased the residence
at the foot Of Caldwell avenue of Mrs.
Caltie Benton and has moved in
Postmaster Hogan has recently moved
his family across the street to the Conn
cottage.
There will be services at the G. p.
Church Sabbath morning and evening
by Rev. Pace. The union Sunday school
review will also be held at this church
with the following teachers: Class No.
1, 7. J.. Bonner; No. 2, r. L. Harper;
No. 8, Prof S. B. Hays; No. A, Mrs. I.
p. Palmer; No. 5, Mr., Jerry Spikes.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Harper and Misses
Harris and Palmer are attending the
Tri-State Fair.
Mesdames Anselmo Harris, Herman
Dietzel, Jr., OF Union City, and guests,
Mrs. Reed, Misses Reed and Hutchin-
son, of Texas, were recent guests for the
day of Mrs. Jane Wade.
Mr.. John Holloway, OF Arkansas, is
the guest of relatives in and out OF
town.
The rehearsals for "Rebecca IS Tri-
umph," the cast of which includes fif-
teen ladies, is progressing nicely. Fri
lay evening, Oct 8, it will be given at
he College. Proceeds will be used to
iefray the expenses OF janitor during
he school session.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II. White and Mr..
md Mrs. T. G. Marlin are attending the
Fair.
Mrs. Sue Garrett and granddaughter,
drs. Hortense Higgins, Of Knoxville,
,uests for the summer OF Mrs. Somers
Jarrett, have returned home.
Guests Of Mrs. w. G. Petty Tuesday
7ere Mesdames Joe Long of Jackson,
nd Clint Dickensen, Of Number Seven.
Miss Lou Bryant, Of Indianapolis.
nd, is the house guest Of her sister,
FRS. 7. G. Marlin.
Miss Minnie Alexander, Of Montgom-
ry City, Montgomery District, India,
'as guest over Sunday of Mrs. w.
J. Clemmons. B
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin McCaw, of Union {
ity, and Mr.. and Mrs. Pybas Rogers,
Troy, we're Sabbath guests OF Mr.. ]
nd Mrs. Jas. McCaw. II
Mrs. Hal Cotton and children are Wis |
ing relatives in Covington. II
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. Anderson, of I'm
N City, were recent guests Of DIR. and :
[rs. Sneed Anderson.
Miss Minnie Alexander, missionary s
II the past seven years in India, lee 4
red at the A. r. P. Church Sabbath
yening on the customs OF the people q
her field OF work Mrs. Alexander I
ustrated her lecture with several Of
e little tots in native costume, and S
Irious objects peculiar to that country. d
specially interesting was the several /,
nds Of hand work. A lovely piece A
embroidery and one Of drawn +
ork was executed by a,man. So diff
rent from our country. Since the low Al
ste people there wear skirts nine yards u
ound, we Judge they are right decent
ople. The lecturer stated that the low al
ste native was more susceptible to the Il
tristan religion than either the Mo-
or the Hindoostan. The lee G
re was appreciated by the donation b,
neat sum for the cause Of foreign
ssions. IT.
The beautiful lot ON the corner of W
urch and the Parkway, owned by dl
Ill Carrier Gus Callicott, is being
AIRED OF debris. Contractor J. w. T,
orn in few days begins the erec- SD
n Of commodious bungalow on this NJ
for Mr.. Callicott.
Does any good come out Of Cairof El
Gently we received letter from there. M
ry gingerly we finally searched its da
ltents. It merely contained rather -
gthy clipping on what some great
n IN Alabama. from the lacture Mat ia