The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-25
RIvEs NEWS.

B. G. Baldridge is. home from 8
lengthy business stay in Illinois.
Miss Dora Callicott, from Union
City, was the Sabbath guest of Miss
Eunice Shore.
Mrs. Henry Tune and son, Law
renee, spent the week in Tiptonville
with Mrs. Clay Roper.
Mr.. Jas Fitz and daughter, Miss
O'Neil, were visitors this week to
points in Davidson County.
J. B. Caudle recently returned
from Lexington accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Martha Cannady.
Thomas Neal and Mrs. Morehead
have been down from Fulton visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Edwards.
MISS Mary nellie Kitchell, mem
Der of the Hornbeak faculty, will at
tend the Fulton fair tomorrow.
Mr.. Will Hamilton, is moving his
family over on West Quality street
to the residence of Mrs. Phebus.
Lee Hardy, business man of Gibbs.
has opened a branch grocery stand
in North Rives, east of the depot.
Grady and r. B. MCGOWAN, of Cal
70, were visitors this week with Mrs.
Callie Benton and Monroe MCGOWAN.
Mrs. Allen Wade and sister, Miss
A. NJ. Bonner, are up in the middle
part of the State for benefit of min-
eral water.
Mrs. Walter Slayden and daugh-
tiers, Kathryn and MadGe, from Wa
verify were guests for several days
of Mrs. Dora Petty.
The annual tent meeting begins
the first Sunday of September, with
Rev. Freeman, of the Methodist Epis-
opal Church, South, in charge.
Miss Virginia Callicott, visitor
from the county seat with Miss Lu-
ellie Callicott west of town, was the
honoree of a gypsy tea Monday even
ing.
R. L. Harper, senior member of
Harper & Shore, dry goods establish
ment, and trimmer, Mrs. Geo. Reeves,
are in St. Louis for fall stock of mer-
chandise.
Mrs. H. H. Humphreys spent last
week over in the harmony neighbor-
hood. This week Mrs. Bette Alex
ander Shivell is up from Jackson Wis
iting Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Vaughn
over on Church street.
Messrs. Dennis Coats, Bennett
Smith and G. A. Palmer were out Of
town this week playing ball in the
Reelfoot League, Smith on Samburg
team, Coats and Palmer with Ridge
| ly, over in Lake County.
| This summer we have had several
movies on wheels. The last (Thurs,
day night did not happen to be the
best, since it was the vaudeville jokes
of the easy, low-brow class of
cities. We can't say where Will
H. Hays, national director of Screen
films, was with his scissors when this
show was released.
Miss Evelyn Montgomery. from
Kenton, guest of Miss Ruth Harper,
Miss Elizabeth Owens, of TeXarkana.
Texas, guest of Mrs. w. L. lClemmons,
and Miss nellie Kathryn Slayden, of
Waverly, visitor with Miss Ola Pet
ty, were among the large party of
campers down on the river Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Knox
Harper were chief host and hostess.
Miss Maude Hornbeak, a visitor
with Mesdames Leslie Shore and
Wayne Woody, reports a splendid
sightseeing trip the past few months
throug Eastern cities, and on to Nj
agara Falls and over in Canada. Miss
Hornbeak was in Washington City
three or four months leisurely view
ing historic buildings, parks, monu-
ments and cemeteries Of the City of
Magnificent Distances.
Friday night Miss Evelyn Shore
celebrated her thirteenth birthday
by having her friends for gypsy tea
on the lawn. Thirteen young ladies
remained for bunking party, as fol-
lows: Juanita Mcneil, Helen Har-
ris, Alberta Kitchell, Bessie Won
ack, Elizabeth Agnew, Mildred Cal
licott, Addie Lou Walker, Leone Cal
licott, Margaret Dickey, Margaret
Caudle, Virginia Hauser and Lois
Reddick.
Preparatory to opening the school
on the fourth of September, the
school building and campus are I'M
der hammer and saw for improve
ment. Owing to consultations IN
der foot through the winter, the out
buildings will all be on the north
west corner of campus. The lower
part of the stairway, long considered
a possible death-trap, is being torn
out and rebuilt same width as above.
Through the usual good will of oui'
vicinity for school benefits, the, bar