The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-08
UNION CITY.

Mrs. Mary Robinson made a trip to
Martin last week to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Rebecca Perkins, which
was largely attended and many ser
ious impressions were made. Mr..
Henry Hampton OF Corinth, Miss,
returned home after a three weeks
visit in our dear little city with
niece and her husband. Mr.. Hamp-
ton left a testimony of favorable
impression of Union City and is Deep
~ interested in the Union City news.
Mr.. Hampton, kindly form a club OF
seven, eight or ten and send here for
the paper each week. Your friend
will buy them from the reporter and
will send them to you each week.
Miss Lizzie Hampton and little Den
ner made flying trip to Hickman,
last week and reports Joy. Mr..
Thomas Delaney and Mrs. Eliza
Fingers are sick, also Mrs. Della
Hurey. Mr.. L. Miller has returned
from Brickley, Ark, and other places
where he spent a very enjoyable
trip. Mr.. Logan Dixon from Lake
County is now guest of Mrs. Hattie
Arnold, who is sparing no pains to
make 1t pleasant for him and whose
results are pleasing. Mrs. B. L.
Clark bestirred herself in behalf of
Mrs. w. E. Edwards and gave rise to
q collection which was donated at the
A. n. q. Church for the i'll lady.
Mrs. Clark, your benevolent kindness
Is deeply appreciated and will never
be forgotten. The end will crown
YOUR effort. Mrs. Sarah Easlen made
. trip to Paris, Tenn, where she
visited her sick mother whose re-
covery Is hopeful Mrs. Easlen, your
friends are glad your mother ia bet
ter. Miss Ozella Walker, many hearts
are thrilled when informed you are
convalescing. Ant to Mr.. H. Morton
your many friends are patiently
awaiting your speedy recovery. Mr..
Henry Curry, Hickman, Ky, was the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. King
Miss Mercia D. Lewis, Hickman, KY,
was guest Of Miss Mary Wallace
Joyce. Mrs. Junior Davis, your many
friends regret most seriously your
illness. Mrs, J. D. Caldwell your
friends wish you speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mildred Jones of Cairo, ILL.,, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. Mr..
Guy Agnew visited his sister in
Saltillo, Miss. Mrs. Matte Mccall
Terrill is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bran. Frank Clay made trip
to Fulton, KY. the guest of Mrs.
Matte Lynn. A sad trip was
made by Mrs. Cynthia Smith
to Centralia, ILL.,, where she visited
son and daughter-in-lsw, both Of
whom were sick. The Union City
columns are exciting the curiosity Of
many and the visitors also those pass
ing through are leaving favorable
testimony behind. Mrs. Florence
Coleman was passing through
the city last week en- route
from Humboldt, Tenn, to Hickman,
KY. Mr.. John White made a flyi
trip to Windburg, Tenn, Rev.
A. ]. Johnson also went to Trenton,
at the same time Mr.. T. H. Coleman
was seen passing through from
Trenton, Tenn, to Hickman, ~.
Mr.. Horace Newhouse made
flying trip to Hickman, KY. For the
benefit of the local friends, reporter
wishes to inform you that Miss r.
lie Barnes patient Of DR.. S. H.
David, who is now In McMillan's
Hospital, Nashville, Tenn, is getting
ON very we'll. We are all glad to
know that Mr.. ]. D. Bell from, Tul-
sa, Okla, is with us again. Miss
Minnie Temple another deserving
young lady was in the city last week.
DR.. w. J. Weston and Mr.. Ossie
Flowers from Hickman, Ky, made a
flying trip to Union City, while here,
they were the guests Of Dr. S. l..
Cunningham and other friends Miss
Evaline Johnson and Miss Minnie
Temple made a trip to Rives
last week. On Thursday, March
21st or Thursday before the fourth
Sunday in March the Presbytery will
meet at the c. p Church and con-
tinue through the fourth Sunday,
March Gath. Homes for one hun
Gred delegates or more are in de-
T. and and your reporter is one Of
the committee to solicit these homes
Ministers, also members Of auxiliary
branches Of the church are expected
to be present with us, hence the del
egation will be composed Of both
men and women. Won't you kindly
assist us in our struggle by taking
one, two or any number Of delegates
you can justifiably care for in our
behalf? Kindly notify any one II the
following committee as you see them,
the number Of delegates you will
care for, also state sex preferred.
whether men, women or both. The
committee: Messrs. M. Hill, w.
Joyce, G. w. Clemens, Rev. ]. H.
Mitchum and your reporter, e. Gle
mems. If you cannot care for del
egates yourself, kindly use your in
tiuence for us. You may look for the
committee at any time and we sin
cercly trust that all who can will
give them encouragement. Rev. VIM.
Mays sermon preached at his revi-
val at Wells Chapel last week, made
favorable impression. His text was
Man shall live again" Mrs A. B.
Patton was the charming hostess of
the White Rose Quilting Club, which
met last Thursday. A three course
menu was served to host of men,
bers present and in connection with
the happy entertaining feature, the
business transaction of this meeting
was testified by all as the most in
terestlng from it's incipiency until
present. Let all members be pres
emit when the next roll is called. A
flying trip to our city was made last
week by Mr.. John Norman from
Miss. Mr.. Norman testi-
fed pleasing results after inspection
Of our little Union of jewellers and
thinks he will soon dwell with us.
Miss Sallie Brown is seriously i'll.
DR.. s. H. David made professional
trips last week to Number 7, Wood
land Mills and Rives. The stork
visited Mrs. Eugene Rutlege of
Woodland Mills last week and pre-
,ented a gift, fine boy. Mother doing