The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-12-08
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1922,
RIVEs NEWS.

Nashville a few days WIN MS protI
er, M. c. MCGOWAN.
Master Lawrence Shore reports tn
bagging of quite few rabbits durin
the recess of school the past week.
There is to be doll show end
well arranged musical program il
conjunction with the Tom Thumb
Wedding.
Mr.. Billy McAdoo, from Wave1ly
and Tom McAdoo, from Fulton, were
guests part CT the week with Mrs
Mag Harris.
Mrs. OH. Clemmons, prior to NOV
ing to Memphis, is over in Charles
ton, Mo-, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jennie Latimer.
Messrs. Geo. F. Bolts, B. ]. Wade.
Put Reeves, o. H. Clemmons' and
Bud Pruett were recent campers
down on the river.
The High School play, ga South
ern Cinderella" proved huge sue
cess. The music was very strong
feature of the program.
Mesdames Eta Smith, Jas. Scog-
gins, E. H. White, Jerry Spikes, Floys
C$Fter and Miss Myrtle Thorne, were
Tuesday shoppers in Union City.
Mr.. Andrew Wheeler, for several
months sojourning in New Mexico
for benefit of climate, was a visitor
Sunday with his little son in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walden.
Announcements of the Tom Thumb
Wedding for Friday evening of next
week week are out. There will be a
large coterie of attendants, in fact,
quite a fashion show. This is the
second number Of the Home Lyceum
Course.
Members of the Order of Eastern !
Star are requested to be present We'd
nesday afternoon for election and in
stallation Of officers. Since after
Moons are short the chapter will con-
vene sooner than two o'clock if mem
bers can arrange to come early.
Miss Ruth Boyd was up from
Brighton for the end of the week,
guest of Miss Eunice Shore. Miss
Boyd, principal of the Dunlap Or
phanage and a daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. J. L. Boyd, former residents
here, was shown many social favors
while in our town.
Visitors abroad during Thanksgiv~
ing holidays were Miss Ruth Harper,
to Nashville, Misses Elizabeth War
rem and Mary Belle Cummings, New
bern, Miss Ola Petty and Mrs. T. P.
Palmer, Ridgoly, Ashley Holloway
md Mrs. Ada Chumley, Trimble, and
W. H. Cravens and fanny TO Gardner.
Tuesday night the following Off
,ers of the F. G. A. M. Lodge were
DR.. White, w. M; Chas.
3yrns, S. W.; Cothon Bonner, j. W.; II
|. F. Holloway and Dee Caudle, Sc
ior and Junior Deacons; T. G.. Mar II
in, Sec; T. A. Cummings, Treas; II
V. J. Caldwell and Gus Callicott,
towards; j. H. Shore, Tyler.
Other visitors here for Thanks
living were Mrs. Richard Walker
nd sons, from Paducah, with Mrs. III
cry Spikes; Miss Della Mai Knox,
rom Union City, with the Misses
arker; Mr.. and Mrs. Johnny Head
'om Obion, with Mrs. E. A. Byrd;
RS Dona Callicott, of Union City, iii
nd visitor, Mrs. Noel Pursley, from
ashville, with Mrs. Gus Callicott; -
r. and Mrs. Dolphus Troy, from
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
dwards.
The boys basket ball team defeat
Gardner Hi at Gardner Thanks
wing day, 1913. Games with
and Bells were called off
| account of weather conditions. +
'-day the team goes to Trimble for 4
game and Saturday Gardner comes II
re in return game. The boys to I
te have been going fine and show
omise of having a greater team I
an ever as the season wears along.
ley have played games, winning
and losing 3.
Current magazines in their festive o.
Ters were never more appealing.
e Bookman is, gorgeous in gold leaf
tn King Midas portrayed from
wthorne's' wonder Book" De-
nber 2's Literary Digest has some.
ly's grandfather finishing five
sted ship with the caption, "For
good boy" On the Saturday
ening Post, the postman, loaded
vn with beautifully wrapped but \
avs mysterious looking packages,
Using his herald, the whistle, free
while The Elk's is very lovely in
d in a scene of large fireplace
DIV with Goals of the wee sma'
RS of night, small boy with
tied candle paying little heed to
hanging stockings and festoons
holly, is looking up the chimney
Jolly ST Nicholas