The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-09-04
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Miss Willie B. Guy, of Bradford, is
he guest Of Miss Eunice Shore.

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Miss Willie B. Guy, of Bradford, is
the guest Of Miss Eunice Shore.
DIR. ]. S. Adkersop is this week NOV
ing his family to Newbern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snow, Of Fulton, we're
recent guests Of Mrs. NJ. G. Harris.
G. F. Bolts is moving into his new
bungalow on Church street.
Mrs. EstelIe Hays and children, en-
route from Corinth, N. O., to their home
in Roswell, New Mexico, were weekend
guests Of Prof. and Mrs. Hays on Par
sonage Row.
Mr.. John Head, of Moffatt, is moE-
irfg into his town home on Church street
lately vacated by g. f. Bolts.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Harper and son,
Lexie, are in St. Louis. Mr.. Harper is
purchasing fall goods. Miss Ruth Row
land, popular trimmer here for two sea-
sons, joined the party 10 Arkansas and
will select creations in fall millinery for
the Harper & Shore establishment.
Mrs. Eugene Stovall and children, Of
jackson, are here with Mesdames J. s.
Bean and w v. Carter for the meet
ing.
w. S. Long, Of Union City, has been
among friends here and is taking in the
meeting.
The infant Of Chas. Payne had the
misfortune to fall and break an arm
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bud Mays, Of Union City,is Wis
ing among friends here this week.
Rev. ]. B. Oakley, Of Jackson, one
Of the abIest ministers in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, has accepted
call to this pastorate. Rev. Oakley
will fill his first appointment the even
ing OF the fourth Sabbath of this month.
Last week the frequent rains inter-
fered with the regularity Of sermons at
the Christian Church. This week, how
ever, Rev. Lipscomb discourses twice
daily on interesting texts. The attend
ance is good. There have been nine
additions at this writing.
T. A. Cummings and family spent
the weekend with relatives in Union
City,
Miss Mary Craver, Of Obion, en- route
to Martin, was recent visitor of Mrs.
Ernest Shropshire.
The county convention Of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union will
convene in Kenton next Wednesday.
A very interesting program has been
arranged. Mrs. Gilrath, bible reader
and lecturer Of note, is on the pro-
gram.
Mrs. E. P. Lindsay, OF Memphis,
and guest the past week of her mother,
Mrs. Jane Wade, has returned home.
Master XII Wade remains here for sew
eral weeks yet.
In few days Hon. T. ]. Bonner,
State Grand Master Mason, leaves on a
tour over the State to visit the differ
ent lodges.
School opens Monday morning. The
principal, S. B. Hays, requests every
student to come in on time. Patrons
are invited.
Misses Mildred and Margaret Glenn
mons and Glennie Palmer we're guests
for the day Wednesday OF Miss Hazel
Dickey, who is here from Corinth, Miss.
Miss Dickey is the guest Of her grand
mother, Mrs. Jane Dickey, on Church
street.
For several weeks the A. r. P. con-
gregation has been visiting while receil-
ing apd papering their house Of wor-
ship was being done. Sabbath morn
ing this congregation returns home and
will have services at eleven O'Clock by
Rev. w. o. Weir, resident pastor.
Several days past Mayor MCNEIL was
operated on for appendicitis in Padu-
cab hospital. Mrs. Mcneil and chill
dren went up this week and made the
Mayor visit.
THE finder Box" by the author OF
1.-THE Melting Of Molly" has been or
dered for the Leisure Hour Library.
The criticisms on this latest work OF
Maria Thompson Davies, a gifted Ten
nessee author, though now a resident
Of New York City, are pleasing indeed.
Get the book, read i and judge OF its
worth for yourself. 1t is q lamentable
fact that we fail to appreciate home tai
ent, but rather cultivate taste for for
eign literature, even going the limit
when it comes to Dumas supposed to
be French, yet said to be Of African
e,,tra ction haOoinO Gov HoODer'S par