The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-06-03
RIvEs NEWS.


Castle Heights.
Troy has been over and lost game
on our diamond.
c. P. Missionary Society meets
Monday with Mrs. Frances Elan.
T. A. Cummings was in Memphis
for the closing exercises of the nor
NAL. H'W#M
w. H. Cravens has the addition of
larger remodeled front-gallery to his
home.
Mrs. w. E. Agnew and children
and Mrs. Leslie Shore have been on
the sick list.
Elder Freed will be in from Hen
derson Saturday for his regular APP
pointments Sunday.
Mrs Moody Mullins the past week
was o visitor from Union City with
Mrs. H. A. Tune south of town.
The bevy of Christian Endeavorers
are having a social tonight and Tues
day they will takea an outing on Reel
foot.
Mrs. w. z. Shropshire and Miss
Missile Harris were in Fulton Tues
day for the burial of kinsman, Mr..
John Simpson.
Thos. Clark and wife were down
from Number Thirteen attending
the burial of the infant of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Clark.
Mrs Smith, of Gardner, and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ford, from st. Louis, were
recent visitors with Mesdames Cra-
vens and children.
Mrs. 81 Pruett, of Clayton, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Orie
Brown end numerous kinspeople and
friends in and out of town.
Monday there was fierce game OF
local sports-down town men and
railroad men. Ye brawny arm OF the
railroad employees won overwhelm-
ingly.
Mrs. Dave Pruett, OF Wayerly,
down visiting her son, David, In
Number Seven, and kinspeople here
and in the county seat, returned
home Thursday.
Mcssrs. Hal Cotton, Ed Cultra, r.
l.. Harper, Jas. Scoggins, McAdoo
Harris, Mayor Bonner, Leslie Shore,
Leslie Hooper and others are down
camping on the river squirrel hunt
ing.
Mrs. Will Starnes was in town
Tuesday. She reported Mr.. Starnes,
who the past week had the misfor-
tune to get dangerous nail wound
in his knee, is now able to be out
planting corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foster, OF Glass,
prior to entering the West Tennessee
Normal, were guests the past week
with DIR. and Mrs. Austin, who have
purchased tho Pleas Robinson resi-
dence in Caldwell addition and lately
moved here from Glass.
The cloudy weather comes and
goes. but of no avail Much OF the
fallow ground awaits rain for seed
ing. Corn already up is being rap
idly titled and as yet not evidenclng
harm from the continuing dry
weather. Some say, wait till hay
saving days of June, and then we |
.scuds of rain
Miss Margaret Morris, in home |
from the West Tennessee Normal,
ranked brilliance without prece-
dent in mathematics, her tutor re-
ported to Principal Cravens when
visitor this spring at the normal.
Miss Morris is the gifted daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson Morris, OF
the Pleasant Hill vicinity.
Misses Laura Mott Dickey and Eu-
line Cummings arrived home We'd
nesday from session in Memphis
Normal Miss Cummings, with a
fellow student, Miss Adams, repre-
scented the Kappa Lambda Sigma lit
erary society on opening commence
ment program in affirmative debate.
Resolved, That the Smith-Towner
Bill Should Become Law" In the
fall Miss Cummings will become
member of our faculty.
There was large delegation OF
Presbyterian Sabbath
schools in convention here Sunday.
r. E. Harper and Ernest Shropshire,
presiding officers, opened promptly
at ten o'clock. The program was
systematic in arrangement. With
few exceptions those on program
were present, ably conducting con-
ferences, round tables and song serv-
ice. While we took notes closely of
the proceedings, we give way for
Chautauqua space. Rev. Hamp Nc
T ,eslxev mada an address on home ties