The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1914-08-28
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visited their uncle, Mr. Lum Carter
near Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Meadow and Mrs
Clay McAdoo. OF Union City, and Ms
Marguerite Cowan, Of Wayerly, wer'
weekend guests Of Mrs. NJ. @. Harri
and family south Of town.
Mrs. Lizzie Farris and Miss Josie
Foulks, Of Paragould, Ark, and Mrs
MoIlie Walker. Of Memphis. are thii
week guests Of Mesdames Laura Hutch.
erson, Ernest Shropshire and Jane:
McLesky.
The Leisure Hour Circulating Library
is appreciated by our reading people.
We are glad OF this, for it is the aim Of
the library to be not only a pleasure
but to keep up on leading questions Of
the times.
Mrs. ]. N. Bryson, OF Union City,
but formerly of our town, was down
last week visiting old friends. Mrs.
Bryson while here also visited her niece,
Mrs. Wright, southeast of town.
Miss Sallie Reeves, of Obion, spent a
few days here the past week, guest Of
Mrs. w. L. Clemmons.
Miss Matte Hughes, summer guest
OF Mrs. +. I. Mitchell, Saturday left
for her home in Columbia. Miss
Hughes made many friends here.
Mrs. L. A. Smith, Of Troy, was a
visitor here this week.
Miss Lillian CIemmons is in Smith
land, KY, for few days, guest Of Miss
Chloris Dunn. Miss Dunn is charm
ingly remembered as the visitor of Miss
Clemmons during our tent meeting.
Mrs. J. S. Anderson was a recent
business visitor to Union y.
Mesdames John Bittick and James
Waller Caldwell are in Troy for the
weekend, guests of Mrs. James Pressly
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Craver, Of
Obion, for several days have been with
relatives at Pleasant Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hefiey, Of Union
City, the past week were visitors OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Chester Phebus.
Miss Nell Petty, house guest Of Miss
Ola Petty, Wednesday returned to Piney-
wood.
Plead Callicott, Sr., and wife, Of
Prescott, Ark, are here with relatives
in and out Of town.
Miss Aletha Bonner came in Saturday
from months sojonrn in the East.
Miss Bonner reports her stay in Chau-
tauqua ideally pleasant and that
weeks stay in Chicago convinced her
that it was quite city.
Two new books next week will be
added TO the library. They are The
Linder Box by Helen Thomson
Daviess and The Eyes OF the World, u
by Harold Bell Wright. The latter is
just from the press with the record OF
one-half million sold before its publica-
ton.
The meeting at Pleasant Hill, con-
Quoted by Rev. Burgess Cunningham,
Of Union City, and Hamp McLeskey,
of Nashville, came to close Friday
evening. There were six converts and
additions to membership.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasfeld, of Kenneth,
No., and Squire and Mrs. Howard, Of
Number Seven, were recent guests OF
Dir. and Mrs. T. P. Callicott.
The new school grounds have been
opened and the excavation for heating
made. The contract will be
,iven out at an early date.
Mayor w. A. Mcneil came in from
POINTS in Mississippi very much indis-
,osed and is now under the care OF DIR.
!. II. White.
Messrs. Jesse Woody and Herman
attending Draughon's Bust
less College at Nashville, in recent ex-
each scored 100 in mathe-
natics. This is hattering to these
roung men and their alma mater.
Mr.. add Mrs. Will d. Moffat, OF
and Miss Lillian Moffat, of
Upton, Miss, are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. H. Clemmons.
Our school opens Monday, Sept. z.
and pupils seem anxious to go
nto harness for the fall term. A large
attendance is expected. The friends
nd patrons Of the school are invited for
he opening exercises. Our faculty is
he same as last year throughout, Prof.
|. B. Hays, principal; Mrs. Hays, as
istant; Miss Sadie Frye, intermediate
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