The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15
UNION CITY.

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UNION CITY.
Rev. L. Morgan from Mound City, ILL.,,
assisted Rev. William Mays, pastor of
Free Will Baptist Church in his re-
vial. Twelve confessions were made
and ten Joined the Free Will Baptist
Church. Mrs. Sarah Easlen left last
week for Paris, Tenn. her new dwell
ling city. She carried with her very
best wishes of her Union City friends.
Mrs. Mamie Boose made flying trip
to Fulton. Mr.. Kelly Philips and
family were seen passing through our
dear little city last week ell route from
Cairo Ill to Hickman, Ky. How sad
the reporter and citizens were when
told that Rev. G. W. Spearman was
called to Memphis on account of i'll
ness of wife Mr.. ]. B. Burrus of
Woodland Mills, who made a flying
trip to Union City last week was quest
of Miss Mollie Williams Frank Clay
is touring Fulton and Mayfield on bust
ness. Miss Edna Polk, made trip
to Hickman last week. We were very
glad to learn of Mr.. Braden Caruther's
advent from Obion, last week, and
sincerely trust he will dwell with us.
Rev. A. ]. Johnson made a trip to
Martin last week. Mrs. Bart Wedding
ton is convalescing. The members
and friends of Christian Church wish
to say that 500 was raised in their
rally last week for which they extend
courteous thanks to well wishing
friends. Mr.. Uystes Valentine is up
and will son be out with cronies
Little Miss Tony and Master Bonnie
Patterson are victims of humps; not
very serious and will soon be o. X.
Mrs. Parlee Moore was getting on
nicely until a fall gave her a back
set, yet she is improving. Mrs. Pat
tie Mcclellan left last week for her
home in Jackson. Tenn, Mrs. Nc
Clellan's trip was very highly ell
joyed and she will soon return again
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cox who moved
to Gayr, Ind, last week were guests of
Mrs. D. Love while passing through
the city. Miss Alice Powell also left
for Cairo to dwell. Best wishes Miss
Powell. Mr.. w. NJ. Harris made a trip
to Hickman, KY Miss. Irene Ship
of Brownsville, Tenn, is guest of Rev.
and Mrs. N. s. Ship. Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Taylor and Mrs. Bessie Harper
were guests of Rev. and Mrs. N. S.
Ship last week. Miss Ella Steele
passed through our little city last
week from Hickman to Cairo. While
Miss Lena Blackmore was making a
journey from Hickman to Oakton. The
Y. G. C. Club met with little Miss
Eddie Laise Clemens last week. A
two course menu was served and the
little girls had a delightful time.
Mrs. Addie Bell left for Tiptonville.
last week while Mrs. jessie Swift
sailed to Cleaveland, Ohio, both carry
ing with them, best wishes from
Union City. Regretting friends of Mr.,
James Hurst i'll are wishing for him
speedy recovery. Mr.. and Mrs.
Caruthers Morris went to Jordan last
week to attend the funeral of her
brother, Mr. Nathaniel Morris. Miss
Maggie Collier left for Cayce, last
week to dwell. Best wishes Miss Col
lier. At this point dear customers,
permit me if you please to give you
the proceedings of the evening last
Thursday night at Miles Junior High
School to wit. The house was called
to order by Master of Ceremonies, Prof.
A. NJ. Gilbert at $3.50 o'clock. Song,
American, by the audience. Prayer,
Mr. Egbert Tansel Song, "Steal
away" led by Miss Q. T. Wells and
followed by the audience introduce
tory by Prof. A. NJ. Gilbert. The Pres
bytery at the c. p Church will convene
Thursday before the fourth Sunday
and will continue throughout the week.
We are anticipating a very large dele.
cation and solicit your assistance in
carrying for them. Kindly open your
hearts and doors and help us. Miss
Cozettie Robinson wishes to say that
she is taking music lessons from Mrs.
Virginia Harris. Rev. H. G. Harris
en- route from Dyersburg to Cairo,
passed through our dear little city last
week. Miss Ida Laster from Trenton,
Tenn, is now guest of Mr.. Green Bowd-
ing. Let us bestir ourselves and make
it pleasant for Miss Laster. Mr.. j. H.
Lane was seen passing through our
dear little city last week en- route from
Kenton, to Terrill, Tenn. The Will
ing Workers Am. e. Club met at the
home of Mrs. B. l.. Clark, Monday
afternoon. Meeting opened with Vice
President, Miss Mamie Cross in the
chair. Members present Misses Nan
ME AMI Lena Cross, Mrs jessie Mes
bitt, Mrs. Louana Bransford, Misses
Pauline and G. T. Wells, Miss Eva
Mai Clark and Mrs. B. L. Clark. Miss
@. T. Wells presided at the piano. The
club ADJOURNED to meet next Monday,
at Mrs. LA Bransfords Mrs B.
l.. Clark was hostess to the w. B. Q.
Club Thursday afternoon. Meeting
opened in usual form with the EXPIRES
ident present Members responded to
roll call with Biblical quotations and
dues When the club adjourned they