The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-10-01
RIVES.

Monroe MCGOWAN has moved his
family to the head of the Caldwell
avenue in the Wallace residence.
Mrs. Knox Harper and children
spent the weekend in Kenton
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Gentry Rey-
nolds.
Horace Thorne has returned from
several days stay in Number Sew
| en-.
r. L. Phebus has come in from a
business trip to st. Louis. Mr.. Phe-
bus is buyer for the Shore & Phebus
general merchandise emporium.
The w. B. M. program was given
to large audience Sabbath evening
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. The program included
songs by the Sabbath school chill
dren and splendid number by a
quartette composed of Miss Dora
Callicott, Mrs. r. l.. Phebus, and
Messrs. Leslie Shore and Gus CALI
colt. Recitations and readings by
members of the society and Sabbath
school children filled several num-
bers. collecting for Missions" a
playette given by five ladies and
three girls, was complimented. Rev
Burgess Cunningham assisted in
making this program a success. A
free will offering of more than
eight dollars was received for mis-
sions.
Mesdames Roscoe Kitchell, Hubert
Shore, Walter Agnew, Ora Pyles,
Floys Carter and Miss missile Harris
were recent business visitors at the
county seat.
1t is said that w. o. Weir, Jr.,
has lusty voice, and--like father,
like son-gives some of his best eff
forts in the evenings. The many
friends of Mrs. Weir are glad to
know that she is rapidly regaining
health.
Prof. and Mrs. S. B. Hays were
out in the country Sabbath, guests
at Meadow Brook Farm.
Recent guests for the day of Mrs.
Jane Wade were Mr.. and Mrs. Me-
dona Bonner, Mrs. T. j. Bonner and
Mrs. Allen Wade.
Seven couples of the younger set
will spend the twilight hours of to-
night (Friday) on the Beechhurst
lawn, ala gypsy with Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Phebus as chaperones.
Miss Aletha Bonner leaves in a
few days for months vacation, Wis
iting in Nashville and points out of
the State.
Friday afternoon the Parent
Teachers Association was reorgan-
lied for the school session. The Of
ficers are Mrs. S. B. Hays, president;
Mrs. Ed Houser, secretary, and Mrs.
T. P. Palmer, treasurer, with Misses
Sadie Frye, Bonnie Fox, Mrs. o. H.
Clemmons and Mrs. Knox Harper as
program committee.
Health Day and Literary Day were
combined in the parent-teachers pro-
gram Friday afternoon Musical
numbers were given by Miss Fox and
Miss Ruth Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Palmer, of
Number Thirteen, were Sabbath
guses of relatives.
1t is sad delegation taking part
in the State w. C. t. U. in session
at Martin. The late Mrs. Silena
Moore Holman, an active wage earn
er at fourteen because of the widow
hood of her mother, used her OPP
portunities always for the welfare
of others. After teaching school for
several years she was enabled to buy
back their former home that had |
fallen under the hammer. At the |
age of 81 she married DR.. T. P. Hol- |
man and in the following years |
rocked the cradle" for seven sons |
and one daughter. For the past fif- |
teen years this mother, as president |
of the State w. C. #. u, found time
to work Tor the future interests of
the thousands of young people and
infants of Tennessee. Her executive |
ability and integrity of purpose was
often acknowledged in and out of |
the State, thru that great molder of |
public opinion, the press. All over
the State here and there are capable
women in the ranks that will come
forward and work as they have never