The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1918-08-02

Trimble, and on Friday gave the
little folks, thirty in number, in
their honor, party. Music, songs
and select readings was one of the
enjoyable features of the afternoon,
after which games of all kinds were
played on the lawn for quite a while.
At s o'clock an ice and salad course
was served. Mrs. Burney was assist
ed by Miss Marcella Davidson, Miss
Allie May Little and Miss Mary
Mosier.
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Mid Summer Dance.
The young people of Union City
gave a very delightful dance at the
Elks Hall last Tuesday night. There
were many visitors here, some TWEEN
ty or more towns being represented,
and the hospitality Of Union City was
never more appreciated.
Among the out-of-town visitors
were Misses Nettie Bell Hoar, Mrs.
]. M. Hoar, Misses Marjorie Afford,
Pearl Rice, Virginia Fields, Ann
Burns, Clarice Webb, Monnett Thet-
ford, Mayme Jones, Helen Browder,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Cooke, Mrs. c. E.
Rice, Mrs. R. M. Afford, Flournoy
Taylor, Freeman Carpenter, Guy
Farmer, Gideon Willingham, Louis
Weaks, Claude Freeman, Frank
White, Joe Albritton, Edward Whit
mel, Dudley Meacham, Leon Ryan,
Mesdames Browder and Fields from
Fulton.
Messrs. j. C. Slaton, John Nixon,
Max Pillar, Parker Greene, John Ed
ward Tarrant, Sam Latimer, Wiley
Adkins, Miss Date Fowlkes from
Dyersburg.
Misses Celeste Roberts, Annie Lee
Brown, Bess Choate, Camille Barrett,
Messrs Edwin Prather, Clarence
Reid, Jim Briggs, Dave Leibovitz,
Drewy Bondurant, Henry Cogle,
Shirley Cloar, J. o. West from Hick-
man.
Misses Mary Burnett Webb, Luz
cile Robinson, jamie Anderson,
Messrs. Jim Webb, Herbert Coving-
ton, William Hunt from Mayfield.
Messrs. Chas. Lavender, Knox Muir
ply, Clagett Martin, Otis Freeman,
Robert Price, Miss Alva D. Jolley
from Martin.
Misses Mary Snow Upton, Grace
Wagle, Tiptonville.
Misses Obion Pope, Myrtle Jones,
Obion.
Mr.. Tom Wade, Kenton.
Mrs. Morton, Miss Halle Morton,
Mr.. Harris, Paris.
Miss Ruth Moss, Nashville.
Miss Mary Cheatham, Gibbs.
Misses Mary. Frances Shelton and
Ida Scate illegal, Clinton.
Mr.. James Swearengen, Memphis.
Messrs. VIM. Greenhill, James Shell
ton, Mr.. Boyd and Mr. Downing,
Covington.
Mr.. Horace Fishman, Jackson.
Mr.. Leslie Bachrig, Brownsville.
Messrs. J. B. Cullen, Bohert
Short, Clinton Warmath, Lloyd
Hawkes., Humboldt.
Picnic.
The Missionary Society of the
Christian Church gave picnic at
the home of Mrs. Clifford Joyner
west of town yesterday.
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Gypsy Tea
Mr.. Will Lannom gave most en-
joyable gypsy tea last Thursday
night. A large crowd of young folks
enjoyed the occasion.
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Misses Junal Reynolds and jeanne
Garth gave reception Friday after
noon in honor of their guest, Miss
Katherine Provost, of Nashville.
Miss Mary Give Lannom gave
gypsy tea Monday evening, which |
was enjoyed by large crowd of
young folks. After supper a picture
show party was the feature of the
evening.
Miss Juna Reynolds gave a gypsy
tea Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Katherine Provost of Nashville
Mrs. ]. D. Carlton entertained
last night for her Sunday school
class.
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double atfiiction of hot weather and |
bowel disorders, the remedy needed |
lis McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR. 1t re-
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reefs the stomach and check loose |
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Store