The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1916-03-31

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Miss Hattie Mai Clemmons this
week visited in Union City and Full
ton. attending the HamiIton-White
wedding in the former city.
Miss Pauline Thorne visited her
sister. Mrs. Thurman Phebus. in
Nmaber Thirteen this week.
Yrs. E. T. Mitchell was in Tues
da, to meet Mr.. Mitchell, coming
inAtrom a business trip South.
Mayor and Mrs, Mcneil went
to Memphis wednesday to hear Hell
len Keller In lecture at Goodwin
! Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Penn. OF Num-
Der Seven. were over Sabbath visit
| ing in the John Thorne home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floys Carter were
in Tuesday shopping.
Misses Clara Moultrie and Bonnie
Fox spent the weekend with home
folks in Obion.
Two items of interest TO our local
readers we notice in a recent is
sue OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
that Rev. w. T. Logan. the eyange-
list of wister, Okla, has taken
unto himself heipmeet, and also
the wedding in Mckenzie in this
month of Miss Vera Johnson, daugh-
ter Of Rev. P. f. Johnson, and a Mr..
Barry, OF Illinois.
The w. G. r. u meets Thursday
afternoon Of next week with Mrs.
Jerry Spikes. with Mrs. Knox Hair
per as leader, In musical program
Since the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union is organized mother
love- shere will be an open discus
sion on Better Babies Every
member should come prepared to
discuss this subject in some phase.
The captains Of the membership con-
test close their work at this meet
ing.
Miss Ola Petty, of the Pleasant
Valley school, spent the weekend at
home. This school shows its appre-
citation of Miss Petty in again elect
ing her for the next session of
school.
Mrs. Evlyn Jones, of Wingo, KY,
has been over a few days with
friends In Number Four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Fitzgerald
Friday evening Of the past week en-
tertained the young people of their
neighborhood
With twenty-nine gallons Of liq-
uor 10 our credit and two days of
rain we are just about in the con-
dition Of We old time yulelog. :
Mrs. Priest. Of Rutherford, was
guest the first OF the week of Mrs.
r. L. Phebus.
Thru the influence Of DR.. Prather,
formerly Of Woodland, on the stan |
Of the Bureau Of Health of the De-
partment of the Interior. our conn-
ty, amonss only seven other counties
Of the nation. has come into a rich
heritage in research and preventive
for health. During the
spring STAFF of physicians, with
in the county seat, VIII /
begin this work, the scope of which
includes visitation in the homes as
To sanitation, malaria and very pos
sibly tuberculosis. Our attention was
called to this timely innovation by
Prof. s. B. Hays, who stamps 1t as
"a good work" The old adage OF
IAN ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound Of cure" has arrived
Our magazines. approaching that
springtime and romance 90 hand in
hand, are giving some exceptionally
fiction. Among hem
are Man Of Music Mountain in
Everybody's. Chloe Malone in Wo-
mans Home Companion, and the
Fifth Wheel in the American
Just now some very fine films
could be made for an agricultural
booster, making fine movies for our
tall fair A nearby field of perhaps
fifty acres on one Of the B. r. Wade
farms is being grazed to its capacity
in hogs and cattle. The next farm.
owned by w. v. Carter, is we'll
stocked with hogs, cattle and sheep.
With a nouitrv ward of more than
! hundred Brown Leghorns, other
arms show similar view.
Master Thomas Scoggius. six years
I'D, was the honores OF birthday
,arty last Wednesday afternoon at
he home Of his parents. Mr. and
Yrs. Edward Scoggins Nine little
yuests were present Delightful re-
reshments were served and all en-
Dyed the afternoon. Several use
al articles were presented. I,