The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-05-29
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Miss Erma Pruett. one Of our grad
yates. has accepted a position in Cairo.
Miss Mabel shankle, Of HoldenyiIle
recent guest Of Mrs. I. A. Cummings
was called home by special message.
The B. B. S. Club met with Mis-
Daisy Nall Tuesday afternoon. Two
new members, Misses Flo and Ava Tune
were received into full fellowship. Tues
day of next week the club meets with
Mrs. w. V. Carter.
Rev. Carl Lasley, of Troy, most
ably conducted sacramental services here
Sabbath morning at the Cumberland
Church. The membership of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Vann and Miss Elizabeth
Choate was received and accepted.
Little Miss Mayme Bryson, Of Union
City, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Bryson.
Messys Preston Shore and Monroe
MCGOWAN have new Ford touring car.
The w. C. I. U. met with Mrs.
Palmer Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Dell Harper leading in a mothers
meeting" program. After the business
meeting, social hour rapidly passed
away.
The ladies OF the c. P. Missionary So
ciety we're socially entertained Monday
afternoon in the lovely rural home OF
Miss Missile Harris. In the business
meeting it was found that the years
aim Of making Mrs. Eliza Wallace
life member had been accomplished.
j. S. Bean and daughter, Mrs. w. V.
Carter, spent the weekend in Jackson,
guests of Mrs. Eugene Stoval.
Misses Allie and Ollie Pruett, OF
Woodland Mills, were here during COM
mencement, guests OF relatives.
Miss Ludie Miller is spending few
days in Union City. Miss Miller is en-
route to Kentucky points for the sum-
mer.
Prof. and Mrs. S. B. Hays and chill
dren will be guests over Sunday Of rela-
tives in and near Obion.
Mesdames Monroe MCGOWAN and
James Scoggin report pleasant visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Scoggin, who
now reside in Union City.
The open trail OF Illinois Central dou-
BILE tracking grows apace and is the
newest undertaking in our midst. For
miles the fences have been set back and
various crews composed OF hundreds Of
sons of Ham and few white men are
manning the dump carts, building
trestles, laying rails, culverts and gravel.
Among these labcrers, who indeed earn
their. bread by the sweat of their brow,
Dr.. White reported some ten days past
6S casualties, owing to so many free
for all fights. DR.. White is proficient
in stitching, having mended scalp
shovel wound with ivesurgical stitches.
All in all these camps OF imported la
borers have been we'll managed and
have given the surrounding residents no
cause for complaint.
For the nonce school days are over;
faculty and scholars have earned re-
cess.
We had the pleasure OF attending the
closing exercises Wednesday and Thurs
day nights. The contest in oratory of
the five young men was indeed sur
prise in scope of dictlon and ease Of
gesture. The judges we're James M.
Brice, DIR. John Bond and Prof.
Vaughn. They awarded the medal to
James Leslie Carter, boarding pupil
from No. Z, who is resolved toNsucceed.
Wednesday evening the house was
packed. The program was varied and
entertaining. The boys in Coon Town
Club No. IS proved hit, as also was
the Dolls Symposium. The evenings
closed with a grand dress
rehearsal la Cinderella, an opera
which was something different from
on previous programs.
Mrs. Henry Barker and Misses Hat
lie Mai and Minnie Starns were bust
ness visitors to Union City Tuesday
Rev. Gentry Reynolds, of Kenton, will
preach here Sabbath morning in the @.
?. Church. You are cordially invited
o attend.
To Chautat1oua Visitors