The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-07-28

Nj. Geo. s. Niles came oyer fron
Memphis Sunday and spent the da.
visiting at the home of his friends
Df. and Mrs. c. W. Miles.
ECONCIIZE this year in deco
rating your walls. Avoid the ex
Denec of paper:ng them SO frequentl,
by painting with RED SPOT FLAT
COAT May be washed when soiled
Nh and\Mrs. Hugh Luck and Mrs
w. M. Duncan and little daughter
Helen, and Mrs. w H. Woodfin mo
tored to Walnut Log Friday for the
day
Mrs. Ann Howell and Miss Callie
Howell, will leave this week fol
Louisville, Ky, to visit Mr.. Walter
Howell and family and Mr.. Homer
Scott.
We are glad to state that Mr.. John
George, who has been sick for several
weeks, is considerably improved this
week. Hope he will soon be up and
out again.
Use RED SPOT FLAT COAT in
stead Of Calsop1ine or Alabastine. 1t
makes a durable and washable sur
face that is more sanitary and beau
tiful. Made in pure white and many
delightful shades.
Mrs. B. F. Beckham and daughter,
Miss Mary Louise, of Oxford, Miss,
are in the city visiting relatives and
friends. They are the guests of Mrs
j. w. McCorkle
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Cochran and
Mr. Bob Pardue left this week in
Mr. Cochran's touring car forColum-
bus, KY. Mr.. Pardue will be in Co.
lumbus for few days visit.
Don't waste your money on
cheap paints. RED SPOT PAINTS
are made of the best material and by
the best equipment RED SPOT No.
%, Outside White, contains nothing
but pure lead, zinc and silica; weighs
17% pounds to the gallon and covers
about $50 square feet two coats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Luck, of Mem
phis, drove thru in a motor car last
week to the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Woodfin. They
we're here two or three days, return
ng accompanied by Miss Lois Wood
in.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs Ray
Jruce, after an illness of several |
weeks, died Thursday and the little
'ody was inferred at Palestine Fri
lay. He had been at the hospital
vice during the last few weeks for
treatment.
Misses Clare Parks, Virginia Swig-
art, Margaret Parks, Mr.. and Mrs.
'ecil Moss, Will Flack, Reagor Mot
DIV, Claud Bolts, Edwards Parks,
lob White and Thomas Cowden were
isitors for the day Sunday at Half
loon Lake
2. w. Corum and little daughter,
Tartha Virginia, left this week go
ng first to Savannah, ga, where
hey will visit Rev. and Mrs. ]. r.
arris and family, Mr.. Corum going
n to New York City to buy new
GODS for Corum G Jackson
Mrs. c. o. Summit andd children,
Nashville, are in the city visitors
the home Of Mrs. Summitt's uncle,
II. A. N. Dickson, North Division ,
rect Mrs. Summit, formerly Miss
ixon Sanding, is pleasantly remem- ,
cred here by large number of
lends who are glad to see her.
Mrs. j. J. Miller, who has been Wis
ing Mrs. Jim Freeman and Mrs. FL l
S Garrett in Dresden, returned
ome Saturday night to accompany
+. Homer Scot to Louisville, where 6
e patient is in St. Joseph's Hospital
the care of specialists. Mr.. Scott c
improving rapidly, but will be t
ere for some time.
Mr.. A. E. Owen, one of our good I
items, together with his family, a
Ill leave next week for Tuscaloosa, Il
a., where he will have charge as o
anager of the Savage Department Y
ores. He is splendid merchant, v
oToughly schooled in the mercan- Y
e line, and will no doubt meet with II
e success he deserves. Their friends q
re certainly wish them mighty q
III in their new home. u
Prof. F. E. McReynolds, of Taft, :
l.,who hes been here with his fam :
visiting i'm the home of Rev. and :
s. J. N. Piekens, left in his tour :,
: car Tuesday morning on his way .
ok to California, accompanied by =.