The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-07-28
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY. JULY %. 1922.
RrvEs NEWS.

hof the week visitors to Fulton.
Hon. B. F. LeDuke, of Lake Coun
ty, was here Tuesday on business
i politically.
i Misses Mary Belle Cummings and
i EIIzaDeIn warren :stcre -
Gates. guests of Mrs. Lee Hardy.
| Rev Pickens. presiding elder OF
The M. e. Church, will be with this
congregation Sabbath morning. Spe-
cial song service arranged by the or
ganist, Miss Aletha Bonner. The
Lords Supper will be observed. In
1.-The afternoon business pertaining TO
this quarterly conference will be at
tended to.
Mrs. Vern Forcum, of Obion, and
guest. Mrs. Banks Mcdonald, from
La Grange, Ark, were Tuesday
guests for dinner with Mesdames
Laura HUTCHINSON and Alice Melon
aid.
Misses, Susan Smith and Ava Tune
!
were recent visitors ia Tiptonville'
delegates to M. E. South Sunday
School Convention, were guests OF
Mrs. Upton.
r. G. Marlin and family attended
the AL Chymia picnic over the state
line which represented large terri
tory of this and our sister State Of
Kentucky Thursday of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin were down on
the confines of Reelfoot Lake for a
chase of the willy fox.
Mrs. j. B. Anderson was recent
visitor with Mrs. w. L. Clemmons
from Union City.
Hon. Sam Bratton was in this vi
cinity Monday shaking, hands with
his many friends politically.
Mesdames T. j. Bonner, Allen
Wade and B. C. Baldridge were down
in Obion this week attending Circle
meeting of the M. E. Church.
Rev. ]. H. Thomas, of Dyer, deliv-
cred two very aptly applied sermons
Sunday last. Owing to deficiency of
lights the evening service was held
in the A. R. P. ChurchThe evening
theme was from the last verse of the
Fourth Chapter of James, the sins OF
omission rather than commission.
hol roc fnrna6 over
their suits and other paraphernalia
Friday last to the Fats and Leans,
who. on the home diamond and in
the sweltering blaZes OF Old Sol, sur
prised the fans and even themselves
in a fast game in which the fats won
by score of 6-5.
Mrs. Will Maneese was a mid-Week
visitor in Water Valley.
A near fatality occurred at double
bridges here Thursday of the past
week when the car of Dee Caudle
and family overturned in ditch,
giving Mrs. Caudle a shock that rem
dered her unconscious for most OF
the day. DR.. White, early on the
scene, found none of the others Sc
riously hurt but only shaken with
fright and solicitude for Mrs Caudle.
The car was further wrecked to ex-
Etricate the occupants. Miss May, a
novice in driving, lost control when
rounding the abrupt corner ap-
preaching the bridge from the north
stalled car, the Pathe, doomed up
white in the center of the narrow
road
Miss Ruby Skiles, of Kenton, en-
route home from weeks visit in
Memphis, was an end of the week
visitor here.
Miss Jessie Callicott a few even
ings since threw open the doors OF
her lovely home over on Church
street to the younger set. A very
enjoyable time is reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden Cloar and
Mr.. and Mrs. F'riel, from Paragould,
Ark. en- route home from Martin and
Gardner, were visitors over night
Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. w. H.
Cravens.
Jim Stovall, in home from the Lone
Star State, was mingling with old
acouaintances last week here and in
Number Seven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Austin, Wis
itors in the county from Oklahoma,
were mid-week guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. C. Callicott.
Mrs. Mamie Phebus entertained
the younger set Tuesday evening,
Miss Leone Callicott being the hon
Gree. Needless to say this crowd al
ways has a pleasant time.
Water and lights for the school is
meeting with some progress. A fund
of more than two hundred dollars
contributed by the Parent-Teachers
Association forms the nucleus. In