The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-04-28
RIvES NEWS.

/ Uses to disappear.
Miss Mary, nellie Kitchell was a
visitor Monday in Obion. III
Preaching at the Christian Church
by Elder Wilson, of MayfielG. Z.
/ Coleman Harris is in from Clinton,
ILL.,, for visit with kinspeople.
| Mc5dames Leslie Hooper. and Will
liam Clemmons were recent visitors
in Troy.
Miss Sallie Reeves has been down
from Union City, a guest Of Mrs. w.
L. Clemmons.
| Will Forshee, of Dyersburg, was
q recent visitor with Mr.. and Mrs.
McAdoo Harris. y
| Mrs. Will Mountjoy has been
over from Martin visiting with Miss
| Jessie Callicott.
Postmaster H. P. Cotton end Mr..
Jesse Smith were bushes visitors to
Jackson Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson and Miss
Dora Callicott, of Union City, were
end-of-the-wee visitors with Mrs.
e. T. Jones.
Mrs. Lizzie Guy, i'll with pneumo-
mia, is now fairly convalescent. Wis
itors to Mrs. Guy appreciate the eff
fciency and kindness Of Miss Will
liams.
Cattle, hogs and sheep continue to
come in to pasture. One days un-
loading at the I. G. stock pens re-
ported seven car loads of cattle and
sheep.
w. E. Warren and wife, Mrs. Bud
Reeves, Mrs. Jas. Scoggins and Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe MCGOWAN were in
Union City Tuesday afternoon for
the obseauies of the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Will OgleS.
It is interesting to note President
Harding, like an eclipsed sun, emery
ing from the background of his cab
met to proclaim that our navy must
be kept efficient, raising the per-
sonnet some 10000 men.
The Womanless Wedding comes off
tonight. Tom Marshall Ledbetter,
some six feet tall, impersonates the
bride, Wayne Woody the groom,
while Principal Cravens has the
honor of being ring bearer. Come
out and see the "Doo Dads" i'll this
out and see the "Doo Dads" in this
laughable performance.
Rives Hi baseball team last Friday
defeated Hickman Hi Is to 4. Fea-
lures of the game were the smuggling
and excellent fielding of Rives Hi.
On Saturday following, Riyes Hi and
Trimble played to a deadlock, s to
s. The game was called in the 18th
inning on account of darkness. This
game proved to be the hottest ever
played in Trimble, as told by many
Trimble fans. Tomorrow Rives |
gees to Martin to play McFerrin
Prep. School of that city.
Mrs. Rose Nipher, State Lecturer
of the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union and Superintendent of |
the Loyal Temperance Union. en-
route fronA Kenton to Troy, was a
visitor here Monday. Mrs. Nipher |
comes up from Newborn and Dyers-
burg tomorrow to take pert in the
C. P. Sunday school convention pro-
gram Sunday at Pleasant Hill. While
here Mis- Nipher will Ee the guest of |
Mrs w. ]. Caldwell, the county pres
ident of the w. c. T. u, and will
visit the school Monday.
Mrs. Allen Wade was hostess to
the Book Club Saturday afternoon.
The. members had very Ell joyable
afternoon A decision was made to
adjourn the club after the next pro-
gram. During the social period the
Japanese question was informally
but thoroughly discussed. Three
books of fiction in the club 1.-THE
Seed of the Sum-" by Wallace Irwin,
Her Fathers Daughter" by Gene
Stratton Porter, and 1.-THE Pride of
Palomar," by Peter B. Kyne, delin-
cate Califol MAS several phases of
the impression of the sons Of Nippon.
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