The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-29
RIVES.

Sabbath, guest of his cousin, Miss Lii
liam Clemmons.
Mrs. Annie Montgomery, of Kenton
visited her sister, Mrs. Knox Harper
Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage Cunningham,
of Obion, Mrs. S. r. Crockett, Miss
Sallie Crockett and Mrs. Smith, of Troy,
were recent guests of Prof. and Mrs. S..
B. Hays.
Owing to previous engagement, the
local w. G. T. u could not accept the
cordial invitation to be with the Union
City union Friday afternoon.
The farmer, the merchant and the
bank are enjoying the steady sale OF
hogs, cattle, corn and hay.
| Mesdames Luther Moffat, of Obion.
and Pybas Rogers, of Troy, were up
Thursday for the quilting at the A. r.
P. Church.
Miss Pauline Thorne spent the past
week with Mrs. Thurman Phebus near
Union City and Miss Ha.rsE Manley in
the city.
The annual quilting bee OF the A. r.
I. Missionary Society came off Thurs
day. -Four quilts were, in the course
OF five hours, quilted and hemmed.
Other missionary societies OF the town
were guests. 1t was neighborIy social
day superenhanced by high noon
luncheon of delectable viands of meats.
salads, pickles, pies 'half-moon, open
faced and kivered"), cakes and coffee.
10 retract, the half-moons we're not.
In the recent dedication of the new
Masonic Temple in Washington City,
L. A. Aber, of Etowah, Past Worthy
Grand Patron of the 0. E. S., was sig
nally honored, being appointed by the
Supreme Council as one of the Knights
Commander Of the Courts of Honor of
the Scottish Rite Masons. This Tenn
pie cost 81, 5000 Is
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Phebus are dele. /
gates to the Sabbath School convention
OF the Q. P. church to convene Sabbath v
at Crittendon Grove, just over the river.
Mrs. Walter Agnew and Ernest Shrop- v
shire are alternates.
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Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Harper, E. Shrop- :
shire, Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Bittick and
Rev. Burgess Cunningham attended the n
'bsequies of Mr.. Thos. J. Latimer at
3eech Sabbath afternoon. is
Saturday being the birthday of Mrs. N
hubert Shore, she was handed a pleas
mt surprise by few of her relatives in
nd friends in the bringing in of dainty
lifts and the spread of high noon Vi
lncheon. Mrs. Shore had been invited IL
an all-day function out OF town at -
'me distance. 1t took a lot of ma -,
euverlng on the part Of nearby par
clpants to prevent the honoree from su
'ceptlng. Those taking part in this
Zig htful affair were Mesdames Ansel- sp'
o Harris, Enloe Chiles, Will Rags
lie, Ed kirkland and Sam Wade, Of ~,
MON City. 1t was also the return vo
tai day of Mrs. Wade. Local at dis
ndants were Mesdames Joel Shore, dig
'scoe Kitchell, Leslie Shore, Harry Gu GU
ebster, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Harper -
d son, Lexie and Mrs. Eunice Shore.
Geo. +. Bolts accompanied his wife
Nashville Monday for examination ]
a specialist. Mrs. Bolts health has cou
en- IN precarious condition. Her will
ends trust that there is no chronic aro
.anic trouble. MOI
Mr.. and Mrs. Walden Calhoun, of Lii and
n, Mo-, had the sad mission Friday |
bringing the remains OF their only as |
Id, nine months of age. back for in shol
nent in the family plot at Pleasant otfic
]. pup
Hiss Inez Busch, OF Kenton, won com
b laurels Friday evening at the plali
Dol auditorium in a reading, Peg Bt
My Heart. !" Though the audience artlc
not large, it was one of intelligence. will
s Busch has a wonderful memory, Dece
lily of speech and altogether win Nj
! ways. mech
0 some thirty or forty little folks signe
a few grown-ups the al fresco en- of ar
Ilnment given Saturday in honor of straw
: son, ]. c., was one to be remem- do
d. All morning the fragrance Of plain
pit was pleasant remind cred;
the approach of noon. The day fancy
ideal in its frame of azure with chetir
ct under foot of autumnal beauty. Cul
of Mr.. and Mrs. McCord, cults,
OF cal
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