The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-23

RIVES.

Tuesday Of Miss Lillian Clemmons.
| Mrs. Knox Harper and children spen
the weekend in Kenton.
! Mrs. jerry Spikes and daughter, Saral
Taylor, are in Paducah for few days
w. L. Bryan attended to business ii
Friendship Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Bolts is in Dawson THU
week. Miss Florence Bolts, visiting in
Nashville, has joined her mother.
Miss Florrie Fulcher, of Waynesboro,
is guest Of Miss Olive.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Phebus visited in
Number Seven Wednesday, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Stoyall.
Miss Cora Shelton, OF Mayfeld, and
Jim Stovall, Of Vernon, Tex, are guests
Of Mrs. w. L. Bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hauser and Mrs.
Jim Cunningham were Sabbath guests
in the home of Ed Hauser.
Mrs. Lebrun Clements has come in
from visit with relatives in Trenton.
Mrs. Jim Carter, of Number Seven,
is the guest of Mrs. w. " Carter.
Wednesday of last week the four Sun
day schools of town and Pleasant Hill,
with well filled baskets, enjoyed pic
mic in the b. ]. Wade woods lot just out
Of town, known as the Jane Dickey
place.
Mrs. Evelyn Jones, OF Wingo, KY,
was recent visitor of friends in the
Pleasant Hill neighborhood.
A revival, held by Revs, Hughey and
Harris, Of Martin, closed Saturday night
at the new Baptist Church between here
and Polk, known as Campbell's Grove,
with ten conversions.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
McGaugh, DR.. and Mrs. Maddox, Mr..
and Mrs. Jernigan, Misses Olive and
Fulcher and Messrs. Charlie Conn,
Carmi Davis and others are spending
few days on the lake.
By proclamation Tuesday was clean
up day in Rives, a time to inspect prem
ses and make sanitary by graduating
weeds, etc. Since there is no tax where
BY the town can have the weeds cut, it !
s expected that property owners will
AXE enough pride to individually have
his work done. A stranger coming in
quickly judges the energy of place by
is aspirations to cleanliness and orna-
1t has been suggested that
! civic organization is needed here and
We believe that every ablebodied man,
woman and child should be a member
md that one day in every week until
rost be set aside for special cleanup,
make beautiful day. We notice this
PROCLAMATION had its influence on the
learby farms, and so the good work
,oes and should go on and on.
Tuesday afternoon some eighteen OF
he Rives union, by special invitation,
net with the Number Seven union in
he home of Mrs. Floys Carter, who,
" the way, is the efficient president of
be fast growing Rives Rural. Few of
IS had been over the route, but deter
nined not to ask. We kept driving by
eautiful, well-improved farms and lux
RANT gardens until we just knew we
ad arrived, F" for right over the front
ate was decorated arch in white and
old and the initials Nv. G. T. u"
cross the top, which most everybody
nows stands for the Woman's Chris
an Temperance Union, the largest Or :
anization of women in the world. We {
lst felt welcome right away, for where {
n the great thoroughfare of life can
on meet more equalizing social peo-
lie than the white ribboners. Ushered
i by the host and hostess, ice cold
was dispensed by Mrs. Le-
run Clements, and on into the sitting :.
,om for brief time until all expected !,
sitors had come. Order was called by +
lie president and the meeting opened 9
the usual way, by Bible reading,
-ayer and song service. The rest of :
le program was in social way. The :
tests were carried over into the parlor 4
I'd given the privilege of solving fifteen
d sayings or adages as pictured in fif-
an different views on the wall. The
ne being limited, always a punish
ent to a woman, the merry crowd
ew excited and hurried from view to
ew, endeavoring to get the wheels and
bwebs quickly removed from their
AIMS and bring back old sayings so
ten heard conned in the past-as slow
sady wins the race. Time flies. Laugh
n the world lauuhS with Won uaeo