The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-14
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damaged the fruit crop. Will,
plumbs are not damaged, it ig thought
the peaches are killed.
| Melvin Dicky visited out of town
this week.
Mesdames Bliss Callicott, N. c.
Underwood rEd Bud ELAN were shop
ping Monday in Union City.
Frank Vcden has purchased the
Jones residence, in Moore addition,
for early occupancy.
John F. Clemmons, a jolly Jack
Tar, has come in with an honorable
discharge from the Great Lakes
Navel Training stations. John =.
says he is homo until NODDED again.
Mrs. Bess Weir, of Maple Slope,
was in Monday for the A. r. P. Mis-
Gionary meeting, wcicl Ect with Mrs
w. S. Clemmons.
Chester Phebus has moved to mis-
| farm east of Polk.
1t scenes that Ob;cn only loaned
us Prof. Will CTavens and wife, who
in their years here on our faculty
have given satisfaction in buildirg
the school up to its brightest enroll
mont, charging the library more than
double and creating desire for
star dard literature that will as the
years roll on be source CT content
mont and pleaSu'2 to tie pupils. A
higher salary md more time allotted
for class work is the favored Cppor-
tunity of the principal.
We congratulate Oh; II in again
having this excellent family as citi-
IONS.
Dolphus Tacrre haa bougit an in
tercst in the Kitchell & Collier Black
smithing shop, Mr.. Collier retiring
to again take up farmi' G.
Mr.. Lee Wade came il Monday
from an end of the week visit with
his son, Willie, who Is III College in
Paris.
Rev. Scars, g. lecturer of note, was
here Saturday night ct the school
audit Drum and also Sunday after
nnn1 of tbo HbYrnh
Miss Martha Wade is in Memphis
this week, guest Of her sister, Mrs
E. P. Lindsey.
Thomas Calltcut made 2. business
trip to Paris Friday, taking an auto
mobile there to Willie W;.de.
Mrs. Clyde Woody, Eunico Shore,
Elva Woody and Mrs. Glennie
Phebus, and sor, Max, were recent
visitors in the County Seat.
The c. P. Missionary Society, met |
Monday with Mrs. Walter Agnew.
The same officers are retained for
another years work. They ere Mrs |
Clinton Callicott, president; Mrs. Bud
Elan, vice-presidert; and Miss
Harris, secretary and treasurer Mes
danes T. A. Cummings, Ed Hauser
and R. L. Harper were appointed .
program committee
The sudden death CT Mrs. Maggie
uyif Of Mr. ~,
day afternoon about five O'clock, was
q shock indeed to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Harris had attended morning
service. In the afternoon Mr.. Harris
asked if she would attend the lecture
Of DR.. Lears. Said she was not feeling
very well but for him to GO, which he
did and Mrs. Harris stepped over to
next door, in the Chns. Reeders home,
'or social visit, when peacefully and
this good woman, a conse-
Grated and active member of the M.
Q. Church, passed awcy.
After the funeral srTvtcc in the
home Monday morning, with her p:s-
or, Rev McCllsin, officiating and
Rev. Boyd assisting, tho remains were
,erricd to HarriS, beyond Union City
ind entered in The family cemetery.
Mrs. T. P. Palmer = the sad news
If the death II Memphis of her
lcpiIow, Harry D. Scott. the oldest
on Of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott. Tie young
nan YVES sick only a few hours CT
bilious collie. He leaves a wife ard
Tree children. Tho remains w3re
a.Ifed to W.vo2ly fo1 burial in the
emily plot of his vito, wGc was Miss
sophia Goodrich. Tn, bereaved
amily will probably T7y r.. Memphis
les ana take up rcgid ancc in the
ONE town, in Humph erys County.