The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-01-13
RHES NEWS.
Miss Martha Wade is in home from
a weeks stay in Memphis.

Jury.
! A certain young man says his Sun
day visits to Newbern promise to b
a serial
j Mrs. Adolphus Thorne was calle'
to Terrell Wednesday to the bedsid
!, of her father, at deaths door.
Mesdames Sam Parker, of Hick
man, and L. A. Smith of Troy, wer,
visitors overnight Tuesday with Mes
danes HUTCHINSON and Mcdonald.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Frye, from Full
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sum
mers, of Memphis, were dinner
guests Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Bolts.
DR.. and Mrs r. P. Callicott few
days since entertained with tur-
key dinenr. Among those present
were DR.. and Mrs. E. H. White and
Mesdames Mcdonald and Hutcher-
son.
Mrs. Bascom Baldridge had few
friends in for dinner Tuesday to meet
her mother, Mrs. Cantrell, here from
Illinois. Other visitors recently with
Mrs. Baldridge were her brother and
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell, from
Chicago.
Tomorrow is the day to elect a
Mayor 1t is with regret Mayor Co
|thon Bonner, who has filled the Of
fee we'll, refuses to consider re-elec-
ton. The polls will open by nine
O'Clock with Mr.. Will Smith in
charge and Mesdames Phebus and
Caldwell as clerks.
The M. E. Missionary Society
elected their officers Monday, follow
ed by installation of same Other
churches have also recently had this
routine of business. In the G. P.
Circle no changes were made except
in the program committee in which
Mrs. E. E. Shore was appointed
chairman.
To-day's bulletin includes Par
emit Teachers meeting this afternoon.
All patrons of the school are con-
sidered members of this organiza-
ton. Round table talk, including
Juvenile Literature and Effects of
Associates, with roll call of some
money making idea forms part of
program.
Jordan comes over this afternoon
to play basket ball, with Gardner
lue tomorrow for a game. Come out
md boost your hone town, home
school and home team. Our team
las come in off the warpath, winning
| close game with Yorkville and a
score of 25-15 over Gardner. Watch
he bulletin down town for time of
games to-day and to-morrw
Newly elected officers in the w. o.
". are: w. E. Shropshire, P. c. c.;
J. w. Byrns, G. c.; Leslie Shore,
Banker; L. A. Callicott, A. L.; Clerk,
I. L. Harper; Escort, J. E. Scoggins;
]. H. Shore; Sentry, R.
g. Kitchell, with Bailey Stovall, ].
4. Fisher and Frank Walden, Man
gers. This organization will have
social meeting Tuesday evening,
one of the famous rabbit
uppers.
A return and very pleasing num- !
er, the Naniazea Hawaiian Sere-
aders, is scheduled for Wednesday 7
the 18th This attraction, r
star course, was for several years Y
ligned with the Redpath Chautau- I
uas, and met with a full house and h
Ugh favor here last winter. Sifce '
MS number is not one of our lyceum v
umbers the season tickets do not aP--.I v
Iy However the prices are pepu-s +
25 cents; children, Is i,
ents. a
The observance of Victory Day in
7. G. T. U. Monday afternoon has G
cen changed to public meeting b
I'D will convene with the school at a
lree o'clock sharp for an hours pro- 81
ram. Besides quite few of our h
yn members on program and music C,
7 the school, Rev. Erhardt, of Obi h
/, has the subject, Law Observ- p
lce." II you appreciate Nation T
ide Prohibition come out and eel te
rate.
In bushes, circles we have the VI
anges of Leslie Shore again be- ~
nd the counter in the dry goods Az
m of Harper & Shore. Mr.. Shore, -
t farming for several seasons, has
Id his partnership interests with '
onroe MCGOWAN to his brother,
eston Shore. Wayne Woody, erst-
lille clerk in Shore-Phebus Co., is
-ner of the Geo. F. Bolts grocery, az
:. Bolts retiring from business for VI
lille Mr.. Woody is a young fam ui
man oood citizan and deserves ne