The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-03-19

the several institutions go to max
up the great body OF society. Fo
attainment of the best development
we must act together, otherwis
friction and antagonism will follow
The greatest thing we can instill II
every member of society is that on
! is dependent upon the other ant
that the best success can be attained
by the systematic cooperation al
our institutions. No interest is in
dependent. Every class, to some ex
tent, depends upon another, and il
order to reach the highest state o.
development there must be co-opera
tion for the achievement of any en-.
terprise.
Judge Senter paid a tribute to Mr.
King and his masterful way oil
bringing to us one of the greatest
colonizing influences. But we must
get all our interests together in a
common cause to realize these great
objects. Mr.. Brice was called upon
to make a statement for the club.
He stated that the Union City Bust
ness Mems Club had been instru-
mental in every leading movement
here. Mr.. Pickard and his campaign
committee had swelled the member
ship from 81 to PIT, and the contest
between the reds and whites was a
drawn battle. L. J. Cherry. was
leader of the whites, or the pullers,
with C. M. Henderson and Dr. G. HI.
Niles. H. M. Oliver led the push
ers, or reds, with A. j. Rainey and
Whitesell Harpole.
At the banquet table were seated
176 persons, and the occasion was
one of the most enjoyable and mem
orable of like character ever held
in Union City. The names are as
follows.
E. D. Jackson, w. B. Cunning
ham, W. F. Tate, G.. S. Schleifer, E.
j. Mclaughlin, G. M. Zwingle, Jim
ME Boyd, Geo. Dahnke, HIM Oliver,
w. E. Jackson, H. P. Moss, E. M.
Stone, j. M. Moss, Ed McAlister, w.
P. Shore, Reece Alexander, ]. G.
Burdick, Wade Wiley, G. S. Allen, G.
A. Maggie, w. M. Turner, Whitesell
Harpole, A. B. Coble, j. B. Bond, w.
w. Mays, Luther J. Cherry, J. H.
Robey, r. B. Miner, F. j. Smith,
G. t. Moss, ]. j. Jones, J. w Garner,
FL. M. Harper, Walter Howell, D. P.
Caldwell, j. A. Coble, Jr., Ell. Mar
shall, F. S. White, A. L. Garth, j.
A. Coble, r. A. Alexander, G. w.
Miles, Jr., T. R. Reynolds, Will M.
D. A. Peeler, Elva Cald-
we'll, F. e. Quinn, G. e. Keiser, w.
W. Lovelace, j. ]. Miller, H. B. Sui
ivan, E. V. Caldwell, M. Schmidt,
\. Brevard, ]. G. McRee, EN-. Long,
+. P. Adams, w. A. Ogles, W.. H.
Norris, F. M. McRee, r. P. Houser,
rno. O'Donnell, Anselmo Harris, G. |
I. Niles, N. Bourne, 2. v. Turner,
mo. w. Sanders, Phil Lyman, Roger
:. Clark, B. P. Moffatt, j. o. Ben
lett, Carroll P. Wilson, I. S. Kirby,
7. r. Cunningham, ]. H. Arm, F.
J. Aydelott, w. e. Hudgins, v. e.
White, o. Spradlin, H. w. Qualls, J.
I. Rogers, w. d. Fry, H. Elan, HI.
:. Robinson, j. w. Pardue, w. G.
anders, w. c. Kelly, G. M. Hender-
on, G. G. Conn, J. F. Semones, J.
!. Morgan, H. P. Taylor, Waddell
ackson, |. w. Stone, D. d. Corum,
tobt. White, T. S. Talley, CIV. Car
er, w. d. Walker, A. H. Metz, t.
!. Meadow, R. F. Tisdale, C. l.. Rid
ngs, J. M. Brice, O. T. Pickard, J.
|. Park, Smith G.. Allen, F. L. Pitt
ian, r. F. Bats, Price Bradshaw,
!. P. Moody, Wesley Bransford, J.
. Verhine, Lee Verhine, j. B. Hib-
tits, lack Corum, Jno. Cox, Hiram
R. L. Jones, G. w. Phe-
us, Jr., j. c. Burdick, H. Forcum,
OBJ Fox, O. H. Clemmons, A. Will ;
On, Ivey Chandler, w. L. White, I.
Kirby, Jr., Terrell Alexander, D. {
. Harris, Jr., A. G. Mute, w. H.
avidson, S. R. Bratton, Nick Long. ]
H. Stone. D. N. Walker, Albert
ainey, H. A. Butts, John H. Par
IN, Mr.. Collins, ]. T. Perkins, ]. w.
oleman, W. E. Walters, Will T.
ago, c. T. Lovelace, Geo. Lambert,
De Temple, ]. H. Sheffield, w. D.
arrison, Joe Rodgers, ]. E. Cox, J.
I. Russell, Tom Wray, T. F. Thorn
N, Cato Davis, Ras Bransford, LII
CHASER, Conrad Dahnke, Curtis
erhine, E. E. Owen, t. F. Craver,
:. G. Reynolds, Eugene Kelsey, S.
Woosley, Geo. Bufford, Vivian
A. L. Ford, E. P. Cald-
ell, Evans Thomas, Geo. Gibbs, TIL
Lancaster, Vernon Hefiey, M. A.
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