The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-10-06
CO. OF ERA ALTON TON OF BUSINESS MEN
WITH COMMERCIAL STUDENTS

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/ we. the students in the CONNER
cial department of u. G. HI s., have
Init the keynote to success. Honest,
good -natured competition in school
work as we'll as in the business world,
makes activities more lively and Gre
ates deeper and more profound in
te-est in persons work.
By the solicitation of DR.. Mullen
several business firms in Union City
have Joined in cooperation with the
students to encourage more work Of
better quality than has heretofore
been realized in Union City.
Permit us to take time Just here
| to mention some of the prizes Of
fered for superior work and by whom
offered:
Neatest set partnership books (sec-
ond year,: Mr.. A. E. Kirkland offers
nice, handsome and appreciab1e
gift. Mr.. Kirkland is one of the best
merchants in Union City and his CO.
operation with the school is very
warm.
| The Childs Specially House, Union
Citys pride, in the textile industry,
offers handsome gift Ito be selected)
to the person keeping the neatest set
corporation books (third year,. This
firm has a great influence in the CO.
operative spirit of Union City.
| For the neatest set accounting
books Fourth year work. our Oldest
and one of the most reliable jewel
ers, Mr.. Chas Dietzel offers SPLEEN
did gold medal, something that any
student will be proud of. Mr.. Diet.
eel is very liberal and shows that
his interest in the school is above
| par.
For the neatest test paper in type
writing written at the rate of sixty
words minute Con check bond) The
Ncws-Banner offers prize of $500
in gold to the girls and Mr.. F. C.
Wehman offers a prize to the boys
on every occasion. This is appre-
as well as their proprietors have done
everything that is possible toward CO.
operating with the school. Their
ready response to, and eager coop
Grafton with every school activity is
appreciated by the students and a
factor of great Importance to us.
The Oliver Cobb Drug Co. offers
gold fountain pen or pencil to the
girl of the forty word per minute
class who writes the best arranged
business letter on a letter head. This
firm has given in every respect, the
most hearty corporation with the
school and shows an eager response
on every occasion. This is appre-
ciated above expression.
Again we have the jewclry bust
ness represented. Mr. Andrews offers
a gold medal to the boy of the forty
minute class. Mr.. Andrews is very
reliable ieweler and has in every re-
spect the profound admiration of our
Commercial Department.
Nor must we leave out the bank
ing profession Mr.. G. w. Miles, Jr.,
that capable and honorable cashier
of the Farmers Exchange Bank, of
| fers a gold fountain pen to the girls
for the most correct transcription
from shorthand notes taken at the
rate of 1875 words per minute.
Mr.. G. G. Clogs offers $500 in gold
to the boy of the same class. AS you
well know, &c. c." means "GOOD
CANDY" Mr.. Clogs business is
Sweets" and he has the right dispo-
sition to run such business. May
he ever continue to run this sweet
business, is what the boys of the
High School wish. We shall buy our
Christmas boxes of GOOD CANDY"
of Mr.. Clogs.
Let us again emphasize our appre-
citation for these above named men
and their cooperation with us. I
do not feel justified to stop without
mentioning the fact that every per-
son asked to cooperate with us ex-
cept one, gladly responded.
j. ROSWELL DOWNING,
Senior.