The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-09-15
RIVEs NEWS.

Mrs. Holland Bittick is up an
about again.
Mrs. Bama Davidson is visiting u
in GAINESVILLE.
George McNeill comes in to-da,
from st. Louis to enter school.
Mrs. Nan Reeves is down from I'm
ion City visiting Mrs. M. c. Meow
an.
| Mrs. Noel Caldwell is over from
Fremont visiting her sister, Mrs. ORR,
Brown
| Services at the eleven o'clock hou,
sabbath morning, conducted by Rev
T. P Pressly, of Troy.
Messrs. T. c.. Callicott, Gus CALI
colt and Walter Agnew are attending
Presbytery near Newbern.
Mrs. Knox Harper was in Kenton
to visit her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Gentry Reynolds, this week.
Mrs. Mollie Carter, from Cotton
Plant, Ark, was visitor with Misses
Ellen and Lizzie Guy this week.
Mrs. Clay Roper has been over
I from Tiptonville, guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Tune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Hardin, Wis
itors here for the summer, left Thurs
day for their home in Clearwater,
Fla.
Contractor Chas. Conn, of Union
City, and whirlwind force are down
this week remodeling the home Of
Mrs. Laura Hutcherson over on
Church street.
Messrs. Will Gould Harris, of Nash
vile, and Coleman Harris, with head
quarters in Paducah, were guests
this week with Mrs. Mag Harris and
other kinspeople.
Members of the local w. C. T. U.
please bear in mind that the county
convention meets at Union City SAT-
urday, the 23rd, in the Methodist
Church. Hour, $50. Box lunch.
Misses Mary nellie Kitchcll, Ruth
Woody, Lillian Barker, Jennie Hollo
way, Sarah Taylor, Mrs. Owen Woody
and Misses Annie Mai and Cordie
Starnes, out-of-town teachers, at
tended the revival services Sunday.
Miss Callio Byrns recent visitor
in Fulton, was accompanied home
by Mesdames Almond and Arch Laf-
erty. Mrs. Grayson, of Rutherford, |
was also guest this week with Miss
Byrns.
The revival came to a close We'd
lesday night with sonic fifteen or
,wenty conversions and the member
ship greatly revived. Rev. Freeman
md assistants went on down to Obi
IN to begin a revival there Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Hooper, Mrs. Jas.
Hight and Burt Hooper went up to
)anville Sunday for the burial of
1r. Hadley Hooper. Mr. Hooper, son
f Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Hooper and
resident of Memphis, was visiting
n the old neighborhood and was on
Y ill few hours His death came
s a severe shock to kinspeople here.
My a daughter some fifteen years
age remains.
Burglars, by way, of automobile
resumably, Tuesday afternoon and
arly hours Of the evening operated
ON Moffatt to Rives Homes bur-
larized were Bob Ship, at Moffatt,
35 cash take while Mrs. Ship was
1T in the garden, IS at T. G. Cal
colts, and clothing and jewelry
ON the w. L. Clemmons home. Sew f.
al other homes were entered. Mr.. h
emmons is offering a reward of fifty =
'llars for apprehension of the thief 4
The remains of Mr.. N. E. Bryan II
ere brought down from Nashville II
lnday for burial at Stovall's grave II
I'd just across the river The local II
& A. NJ Lodge had charge of the II
at the grave. Mr. Bryan, II
well known citizen some eighty IN
ars of age, had for some time been Il
ry happily situated in the Masonic Ii
me- He attended the last session II
the Grand Lodge, but the past few II
Onths he had been very feeble in is
alth. His church affiliations were liz
TIL the C. P. Church. Two daugh- III
rs, Mrs. Will Smith and Miss Kate is
yam, live here. Three sons, Gus, Is
Nv Madrid, Mo-, Will, Union City, liz
d Herbert, Ripley, also survive. II
E. SOCIAL I6
new-a foot party. You I6
II want to be there. Yes, it is one IL
re step toward Knoxville. is
The C. E. of Rives will have a le
,ial on one of the church lawns IL
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