The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-12
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1922.
RIvEs NEWS.

Mrs. Jas. Hight is at home from a
social stay in Trenton.
Miss Ava Slower was recent Wis
itor from Union City with Mrs. Ed
Ward Scoggins.
Mrs. jamie Jones, from Protemus,
was a visitor this week with kins-
people and friends in and out of
town.
Misses Euline and Mary Belle Cum
mings were visitors in Union City
Monday for the marriage of Miss
Kathry Bryan,
( Miss Edith Quinn, down from I'm
ion City Saturday for the Music Club
program with Miss Hattie Mai Glenn
mons, remained thru Sunday, a yis-
itor with Miss Mabel Warren.
Prof. Robny vas in town Tuesday
calling on the Justices Of the Peace
relative to his candidacy for the Of
fee Of County Superintendent of Ed
cation.
Claude Woody and family, Miss
Elva Woody, Mrs. Maggie Barker,
Mrs. Laura HUTCHINSON and Mrs.
in Union City Tuesday.
Mrs. Ollie Burnett and Miss Felts
Hauser were guests from the county
seat last night with Miss Ola Petty
for the play, Borrowed Money" ex-
cellently presented by High School
talent
At last the weather has settled in
to ideal spring days. Farmers are
very busy. Those having corn plant
ed beca use ia good stand and raw
ages of cut-worms are blowing it up
for reseeding of acreage.
Favorable mention is made of Rev.
Bakers sermon to the graduates. 1t
was great appeal to WELD one in
fluence for good to as many people as
possible. To shun selfishness deep
sin in itself. Cultivate every means
for broadening of lifes pathway.
Throw out the life line to every crea-
ture of every nation Service to hui
manity is the one criterion for an
active christian life.
That Finis J.. Garrett ,Democ1 attic
leader, loses nothing in brilliancy, in
repartee and popularity in executive
and social circles of Washington as
the years roll by was evidenced Sun
day in winning broad smile from
Uncle Joe Cannon when, among 9TH
er comrades of Congress felicitating
him on his 86th birthday, Mr.. Gar
rett said, "The entire membership
regrets your retirement from the
House in the bloom of your yoL tn. ;"
Mr. A. Crocker, on the I. T.; force,
is moving his family to Trimble.
Graduating exercises tonight. w.
T. Warren, of Hall-Mody, will adj
lress the class.
Mrs. T. P. Callicott was out of
own this week visiting kinspeople in
Fulton and Martin.
The graduates were entertained |
Sunday at dinner in the home of Mr.. !
Ind Mrs. T. G. Callicott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cravens were at |
lOlHe uGSudy SN6uluS W Lie m0ul-
,ers of the 18th and 18th grades.
Contests were enjoyed on flowers and
,irds. There was tie among seven
couples in whist. Miss Johnny
Woody won. Refreshments of straw
Ferries, cream and cake were served /
Iusic on the Edison was a featured
f the evening.
The Saturday afternoon Book
Tub by special invitation was de-
ghtfully entertained Saturday in
he lovely home of Mrs. Hubert
hore on Caldwell avenue. After
ocular program, in which the club
oted to adjourn until fall the host
IS kept the members and visitors
ilariously interested in two con-
ests, followed by refreshments in !
vo courses. Finally a trip thru the ,
0se garden where American Beau
es, Paul Neyrons, Cochets, La {
RANGES, Johnheer and j. L Mock
val each other in fragrance and col .
r, finished a very pleasant after