The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-06-11
Col. Crabtree for Governor.

as a candidate for governor. His pc
tition was filed with the State Boart
of Election Commissioners in Nash
vile Wednesday.
Col. Crabtree has not yet prepared
a statement of his views on public
questions. These will be announced
Observation-Disclosures News.
E. Lynwood Crystal. of Mississip.
pi, is in the city this week visiting
the officers and members of the First
Christian Church.
Thos. Cowden has returned from
his first years work as student in
the Columbia Military Academy. He
is home for vacation.
Rev. G. w. Evans will preach next
Sunday morning at Mount Zion, de-
livering the baccalaureate sermon
Tor the Jordan High School.
Eat at Forrester's.
Miss Allie V. Benjamin, of Nash
vile, will arrive in Union CITY Satur-
day to be the guest of Mrs. w. w.
Cowden, Exchange street.
v. B. VOORHEES, has returned to his
home in East st. Louis after a week
in the city looking after his moth
er's financial interests here.
Mrs. Homer Scott and children
left this week for Alexandria, La,
where they are to join Mr.. Scott,
who is there for headquarters.
Miss Willie Belle Mayes entered
Mailing Hospital Tuesday for an
operation. She is patient for appen-
dicitis and is reported convalescent.
Miss Rose Burnstein, who has
been with her sister, Mrs. M. A.
Kaufman, for a few months, and in
Mr.. Kaufman's store as sales woman,
left Monday returning to her home
in New York City.
Call $50 for the ice wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Litman and
daughter, accompanied by Miss Rena
Hyman, left Monday after a few
weeks visit in Union City. They
went to Louisville, where Miss Hy-
man is visiting, and from there they
return to their home in Detroit.
Mr.. Chas. G.. Tomerlin, the man
aging salesman of one of the largest
retail dry goods houses in the United
States, in Indianapolis, Ind, was
here for a few days this week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Robin
children.
Mrs. G. G. Conn and Miss Ruth
Griffin left Wednesday for Birming-
ham, Ala Mrs. Conn will spend
some days visiting with relatives in
the Southern city and Miss Griffin
will remain there only short while
at the home of brother-in-
oW, LIZ w. H AlCuucIoOu. L IOHI
there she goes to Macon, Ca, to
spend several weeks at the home of |
her brother, Hunter Griffin.
Wealthi-Love4Be Which
Of the three do you desire most? |
That is >Everywoman's problem. And |
t has been dramatized into one of |
he most spectacular films in years. |
This is entitled "Everywoman," and |
s adapted from the play of the same
name which was SO popular several
years ago. It's a Paramount-Art-
raft picture. Reynolds Theatre,
Monday and Tuesday nights, June Z
Ind 8.
Miss Beulah Aliens recital took
,lace last Tuesday night at the
Methodist Church. Miss Allen has
Ilways had very interesting class
n piano music, but her work and
music in Union City have become
more popular as time passes. Her
ecitals are attended by delighted
and numbers of admiring
riends. That part of her work how
yer with which the public is most
amiliar is as organist at the church.
he congregation and the friends
ave begun to look upon these per-
ormances not only as a very valua-
lie part of the church service but
S distinctly interesting part of
he service. They find that the or
anist is developing an art which is
together charming and true to the
est musical standards.