The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-09-08
RIvEs NEWS.


! w. A. McNeill was in home Satur"
Jay from Farm Loan business in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Mamie Glass, from Newberu,
was guest Tuesday with Mrs. T. A.
Cummings.
Carl Witherspoon, on a job in ST.
Louis during vacation, came in Sat-
urday to attend school.
Misses Ruth Harper and Elizabeth
Warren were recent visitors socially
down in the Bluff City.
Miss Matte Hinson, of Number
Seven, is new high school pupil
boarding with Mrs. Bud Vaughn.
Emmett Kirkman, U. S. N, is here
from San Francisco visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Hickman.
Lester Overcast, skilled mechanic.
Lester Overcast, skilled mechanic,
left this week to occupy position
in motor company in St. Louis.
Preston Shore, cashier of the
Farmers & Merchants Bank, is in
home from a ten days stay at DENT
son, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Dalton and
daughter, Inez, from Union City, were
guests for dinner Monday with Mrs.
Frances ELAN.
Miss Mary Belle Cummings is con-
yalescent of a recent operation for
diseased tonsils. Dr. Joe Hibbitts, of
Nashville, was operating surgeon.
Ensign K w. Palmer, en- route
t. Little Rock, came in Monday from
New York City for visit to his par
ents, DR.. and Mrs. T. P. Palmer.
The tent meeting continues with
increasing interest. Visitors from
nearby towns and rural districts are
noticed especially at evening serv-
ices.
Miss Emma Hickman, new men,
Der of the faculty, is organizing hel
music class. Miss Hickman is from |
and comes very highly
Recent out-of-town visitors with |
Mrs. Alice Mcdonald were Messrs.
Polk Mcdonald, of Obion, Bill Nc.
Donald, of LAGRANGE, Ark, and Mrs.
Lizzie Farris, Charlottesville, Mo.
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Morris, talented daughter of Mr.. ami
Mrs. Williamson Morris, Sunday af-
ternoon last to Mr.. Owen Woody Of
the firm of Woody Bros, came as a
surprise to many of their friends
Elder Dorence Woody, brother of the
groom, was officiating minister.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carter, now
curing thru from their former home ;
IN Martin to Alma Gorda, New Mex,
we're visitors here last week with r
Mesdames T. A. Cummings and Wal i
er Warren. Mr.. Carter is located i
tut west for benefit of climate. Their G
itinerary includes Ell Paso Texas, to !
risit Edgar Harris, an uncle of Mrs. +
carter. e
School opened on time Monday O
With a large enrolment Of pupils. 7 /
:. Callicott, well known citizen and C
member of the county board, very r
bly, conducted morning devotionals. i
lfter impromptu speeches. of good t
Jill and cooperation by few of the t
isitors, Principal W. H. Cravens, F
,e,- made a masterpiece address that "
rought down the house. il
The remains of Mr.. Neal Jackson, n
former resident landowner in Num- G.
er Seven, were brought down from
t. Louis, Tuesday for burial at Cane o.
reek, family burying place. Nh. N
ackson. nearly seventy years of age, ST
,r years past had lived with his chill
rem, and at the time of his death NJ
ad only recently gone to ST. Louis n,
visit his son, Bob. His death came TT
lddenly by heart failure His church RI
'fliations were with the Christian fir
hurch, he being convert of Elder tn
,hn R. Williams in his first mission of
,int in Number Seven. Immediate W
latives are four children-Mrs. O.
HALEY, Houston, Miss. Mrs. Chas. Ell
ugh, Jackson, Tenn; Mrs. Will ey
alley, this vicinity, and the son as N
entioned above. Only one brother pa
rvives, Tom Jackson, in Number be
ven All immediate relatives were at
re for the burial. co