The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-05-07
RIvES.

.evening.
Mrs. Gentry Reynolds and Miss Ethel
Montgomery, of Kenton, were weekend
guests of Mrs. Knox Harper.
Ollie Dickey, of Obion, was up with
homefolks the past week.
Mesdames Lizzie Head, Jane Wade
and Dell Harper spent Friday with Mrs.
MILFORD Farris, Maple Slope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Howell and
Misses Ethel Henderson, Callie Howell
and Myra Taylor, the latter of Kenton,
were down Friday evening for the must.
Gale at the college.
Little Miss Farrar May Carter, oil
| Number Seven, accompanied Miss Edna
Stockton home to Dyer. Miss Stockton
has accepted position in the Critten-
don Grove school.
The A. R. P. Presbytery in recent ses-
sion near Arlington elected Rev. w. O..
Weir moderator for the fall session,
which will convene at Brighton. Rev.
Weir was also returned to this pastorate
and nearby congregation at Polk.
In the rush last week we overlooked
reporting the Parent Teachers Circle
meeting OF the previous week. The
! entertainment program was entirely by
pupils OF the school. It was appreci-
ated and enjoyed by the circle. The
treasurer reported enough money to
finish the sanitary drinking fountain,
which was duly voted by the circle to
be used to that extent. Prof. and Mrs.
Hays we're appointed to get the foun-
tain ordered and placed in the building
at an early date. The circle adjourned
subject to the convenience of the fac
ulty at the fall term.
Rives Rural Woman's Christian Tenn
serance Union meets Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Chas. Bell, Mrs. Mar
vim Chapel leader.
J. w. Thorne has come in from Mid
land, Texas, with ninety day option
on some very fine land. Mr.. Thorne is
afflicted with chronic case of Texas
fever and seems to have removed all
obstacles to an early higera.
Mrs. Ed Kirkland, of Union City,
was a weekend guest of Mesdames
Kitchell ane Shore.
Rev. ]. G. Cason, OF Obion, will be
with the Methodist congregation Satur-
day and Sunday. Sabbath morning at
the IL O'Clock service the Lords Sup
per will be observed.
W.. s. Long,of Union City, was among
friends in and out OF town this week.
w. P. Morris, OF Pleasant Hill, was
business visitor Tuesday.
The post-ofice has been moved few
doors south in the Moffat building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Whitesell and the
Misses Cora Benedict and Sue Reeves,
of Union City, were down on the river
the first of the week for days outing.
Monroe MCGOWAN has moved his fam
lily into the Sam Dickey cottage at the
foot of Caldwell avenue.
Miss Hazel Marley has a number OF
friends in Number Four who are glad
she came out gloriously victorious in
the Fulton Commercial contest for a
piano player.
Mrs. Mag Harris and daughter, Miss
Missile, were called to Fulton Saturday
to attend the obsequies of a relative,
Mr.. Holland.
Mrs. Dell Moss is the latest owner OF
an up-to. date car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Callicott and
Monroe Underwood were in town Tues
day.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lindsay and son,
XII Wade, of Memphis, are the guests
of Mrs. Jane Wade.
Leslie Shore is having some improve
ments made to his residence on Cald-
we'll avenue.
Misses Ellen and Lizzie Guy visited
relatives at Jordan Tuesday.
Since Sunday Rev. W. o. Weir has
been i'll of malarial fever.
DR.. White and Mrs. w. L. Clemmons
accompanied Miss Hattie Mai to Nash
vile. Miss Clemmons has rallied SPLEEN
didly from an operation and hopes to
be home in ten days.
o. E. S. Saturday afternoon at 2:30.
Miss Bolts recital Friday afternoon
has brought forth much praise. The
class shows marked progress in prac-
tice, harmony and technique. Local
talent assisting Miss Bolts won the
plaudits of the audience. There were
visitors here for the occasion from Full
ton, Union City and Kenton.
Our town rejoices with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Caldwell in the signal honors won
by their son, Walter B. Caldwell, of
Vanderbilt, last Friday evening in the
debate between this State and Ken
lucky as to whether President Wilson
was in his own right in vetoing the lit
erary tests for immigrants. Vanderbilt
had the affirmative and came out VIC
torious.
In the home of Mrs. T. ]. Bonner
Thursday afternoon of next week, hours
two until five, the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will hold a recep-
ton for Mrs. e. P. Lindsay, of Mem
phis, a former resident, and its new
members. The nearby new union,
Riyes Rural, has been invited to attend
and get acquainted. Before the social
hour there will be brief program led
by Mrs. w. A. Mcneil, Superintendent