The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1913-05-30
Alumni Banquet

Temple, first vice president; Miss Will
lie Belle Mayes, second vice president
Miss 10 Rippy, secretary; Mr.. Roy
Coleman, treasurer.
After this session a pleasing program
was rendered, consisting of an instru-
mental solo. by Mr.. E. G. Ownby; vocal
solo, Miss Mary Andrews; reading. Miss
Mary Dahnke; song. Miss Geneyieye
Mailing.
The reception committee, composed
OF Mrs. Geo. Miles, Misses Rose Neil
Morton and Mabel Littleton, ushered
the members and the guests to the ta-
bles, where the following menu was
beautifully served by the Co-Workers
Circle Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church:
Orange Cocktail.
Broiled Chicken on Toast. Fresh Peas.
Beaten Biscuits. Stuffed Peppers.
Dressed Potatoes.
Fish Salad. Stuffed Tomstoes.
Olives, Crackers
Ice Cream. Angel Cake.
Cheese Straws.
Mints.
While we ssstafound the joyful board
several toasts were given. Prof A. c..
Mute was the POSTMASTER for the oc-
casion. This part he carried out most
admirably, introducing each toaster
with characteristic and appropriate re-
marks. Mr.. Mute alone could have
filed this position A man Of rare cul-
ture and intellect, he is we'll equipped
to grace any occasion in which he may
he. called upon to ofiiciate Most Of
the AImuni Association have the pleas
ure Of being graduated from the High
School with Prof. Mute as superintend-
dent and teacher.
Our former president, Miss Cassie
Hamilton, welcomed the youngest mem-
bers Of the Almuni into the association
to which a welcome response was made
by a representative OF the class Of 1918,
Geo. S. Miles. Geo. A. Gibbs, OF the
class Of 1906, gave toast to the girls
Of the Union City High School, which we
appreciate, thank you, George. Mr.. w.
U. Reynolds, member of the Board Of
also gave toast to the school
from the board. Prof. e. @. Ownby
also gave a toast to the school and sat
iown with sympathy Of all on account
u the continual pain ia his side. Miss
A. Morton. Of the class OF
1909, gave a. Booster Toast to the Al
NUM- Association. All the toasts we're
pIendid, but lack Of space forbid fur
her coment.
The closing remarks were made by
,ur superintendent, with the hope that
'ur next meeting would be larger and
letter attended. Next year may all our
amiIy be gathered together for great
eunion and prove our faith and loyal
y for Dear Alan Mater
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Mute, Mr.. and Mrs. C. " Jones, Mr..
nd Mrs. r. F.Tisdale, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
V. Woosley, Mr. and Mrs.G. B. White.
Iisses Lila Mae Bartlett, Helen Ander-
on, Cora r. Wingo, Rose Nellie Norton,
,laire LittIeton, Matte Temple Winnie
)avis Moore, Cassie Hamilton, Mabel
.ittleton, Ruth Maveety, 10 g. Rippy,
.ula White, Annie Lee White, Vo-
ma Floyd, Pearl Floyd, Willie Belle
lays, UIamee Cobb, Lucille Coldwell,
Iarriette Beckham. Lydia Stone, Ro-
erta TisdaIe, Guarner Gray, visitor,
lice Nash, visitor, Myra Nash, Pau
ne Caldwell, Annie L. Caldwell, Mary
ane Andrews, Geneyieve Mailing,
larry Dahnke, Louise Dahnke, Helen
erhine, Ruby Litsieton, Marguerite
!. Morton, Mr.. aud Mrs. c. w. Miles,
1.G. Reynolds. Edward 9. 0wnhy. Willie
1nes, Earl Lancaster, Roy Coleman,
co. s. Miles. Cecil Stone, Geo. A. Fl
ibis, Rayburn Carol, visitor, Charles
visitor, J. D, Littleton, yisi-
i, Melvin Tisdale, and Richard An
rews.
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him Of the housewife; II Is not a
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