The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-20
UNION CITY.

Mrs. Lula Hicks, who had been i'll
Tor several weeks, died at her home
on West Vine street Friday morn
ing, April 18th. Having moved to
this place a few years ago from
Woodland Mills she was well known
here and the crowd of sorrowing
friends who came from Woodland
Mills, Hickman and other places at
tested her popularity. Funeral SER
vices were conducted from Mt. Zion
C. NJ. Il. Church Sunday afternoon
at o'clock by the pastor, Rev. A.
Allison. On this occasion he used
for a text Job Z and 16 verse, Il
would not live always; let me alone;
for my days are vanity" In his
usual eloquent manner the speaker
BEAUTIFULLY portrayed the life of the
deceased. The choir rendered APP
propriate music. Mrs. Willie Upton
sweetly sang Jesus is all the world
to me-" and Miss Willie B. Warren,
Tell mother I'll lie there" To this
bereaved family we extend our heart
felt sympathy and commend them TO
Eljivah McElroy of Poplar Bluff, Mo.
is the house-guest of her sister, MIS-
Ernest Branham, on North Second
street. Mrs. Willie Reeves left Sat
urday to JON her husband in Gary
Ind, where they will make their flu
ture home. Miss Bertha Dinwoodo
left Sunday for an extended visit to
st. Louis, Mo. Mrs. Irene Gentry
OF Dyersburg is spending few days
with her mother, Mrs. Eta Cross
Rev. ii. G. Harris filed an appoint
ment in Dyersburg Sunday. Rev. d
j. Mitchell, Chief Grand Mentor o.
Knights and Daughters of Tabor O.
our city Thursday, April 18th, anC
delivered tive addresses to Mary E
Dickson Tabernacle No "a and UnioI
City Tabor No. 10. Both meeting
were largely attended by the mem
ers and the many good things h,
he said and the wholesome instru,
tio1s given will live long in tn
hearts Of his hearers. He left Fri
day morning for Humboldt. Ms
Rilla Haynes left Monday night fo
Detroit to make that place her fu
ture home Mrs. Daught Moore o
Cairo is visiting her mother, mrs
Mary Fury, on Dobbins street. Oh
Friday afternoon Mrs. Mary Richard
son was the hostess Of the Bon Tol
Club. The vice president, Mrs. B. l.
Clark. presided. The roll called ant
each member responded with due
and quotation, after which Mrs
Clark read quite an interesting paper
subject, war and the Home WON
an Mrs. Charlie C. Fowler %
Champaign, ILL.,, was the club CUES
and she spoke very encouragingly t.
the members. Mrs. Pearl Long re
sponded. Mrs. Mamie Ridley led il
singing America" After business
the hostess served a tempting men
consisting of salmon balls, ice crear
and black coffee. The club &C
journed to meet next with Mrs. Pear
Long, College street. Miss Cora Wa
lace, Mrs. Katie Weddi1gton an
Mrs. Ssco spent Wednesday in tn
city. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. L
Clark on Fury street was the seen
of brilliant affair on Monday might
April 9th, when the members of tn
Bon Ton CLUB gave their Easter bar
quet. For the occasion the room
we're beautifully decorated with pot
ed plants and Easter lilies. TIL
E invited guests numbered .thirty-fiv'
beside club members. The member
of this club eXerted every EFFORT I
make this occasion an enjoyable or
and their efforts were not in val:
: Games were enjoyed throughout tt
{. evening and Miss Quotee Wells FIJI
I nished music At a late hour a tW
course menu was served consisting {
T. Pimepto sandwiches, hot chocola
and waters. The out-of-town CUES
!. we're Mrs. jamie Alexander, of FL
e ton, Ky, and Mrs. Charlie c. Fo1
: er, of Champagne, Ill. Miss Claut
: Majors has returned to st. Lou
a Miss Pearl Crutchfield of Paris spe
= a few days with her mother MI
y Nora' Morgan of Hickman spent Su
J. day in the city as the guest of MI
Il Ollie Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. HUI
T. Slayton of Hickman Sundayed in Il
y city.