The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-05-26
lie Commercial, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922.
RIvEs NEWS.


Memphis, guest of her nephew, M. c
MCGOWAN.
Messrs. w. A. Mcneil and Lesli
Shore made business trip to Cair'
Monday.
Mr.. John McCurley, of Greenfield
is locating here. Mr.. McCurley will
be associated with R. S. Kitchell
blacksmith.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. McCaw, from
| Union City, were end-of-the-w eel
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Cot
ton.
Mesdames Jas. Hight, Harry Cool
and Misses Eunice Shore and Elva
Woody were recent social visitors in
| Dyersburg, guests of Mrs. John Cos
nell
The younger set report very en-
| joyable time Tuesday evening in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Callicott
Refreshments of cake and cream were
a delectable feature of the party. Mu-
sic and contests made the hours
glide away.
Me8dames Elise Mcdonald, Laura
Hutcherson and T. P. Palmer were
guestsF-iday evening last of Mrs. w.
H. CraYens to attend the graduating
exercises of the Union City Public
School. Among other enjoyable fea-
lures of the program was the gradu-
2tion of Miss Louise Shropshire, a
former resident and pupil here, with
high honors, ranking 207A credits.
The Rives Hi team went down to
Obion Wednesday to play ball.
Messrs. Claude Bolts and r. G.
Marlin journeyed to Memphis We'd
nesday for Shriners' meeting.
Mrs. Joe Clark was in town We'd
nesday shopping and incidentally
visiting her mother, Mrs. Callie Ben
ton.
Mrs. Davidson is reported fatally
i'll in the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Pendergrast, west of town.
Rev. j. H. Thomas, of Dyer, comes
Sunday in regular appointment
at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Sacrament observed at II
o'clock hour. The membership is
greatly rejoiced to have the half-mil
lion-dollar endowment school to To-
cate nearby at Mckenzie.
A very large audience heard Rev.
7. P. Pressly Sunday at the A. r. P.
Church. Preparatory to observing
the Lords Supper the 18th chapter
Of st. John formed the mornings dis
course. The new minister, Rev.
White, was introduced and took part
n the services.
Misses Mary nellie Kitchell, Lii
ian Barker and Jennie Holloway
lave information of passing the State
for teachers, which was
,iven the first of the month in the
seat. The County Board in
ecent session assigned Miss Barker
O the Harper's Valley School, Miss
holloway the school at Crittendon
hrove, and Miss Kitchell to the Hol-
oway school south of town and east
f Polk. Misses Cordie and Annie
Iai Starnes have accepted positions
n the Obion school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cravens Wis
ted over at Gardner Saturday and
unday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Callicott are
1 from Chattanooga visiting kins-
eople in and out of town.
Hill Hight, of Tupelo, Miss, and
ack Woody, from Cairo, were end
f-the-week visitors in town.
Mrs. Wilma Morris was a mid
eek visitor with Miss Georgia
eeves.
The prices on Strawberries are
gliding good to the, last. The Candy,
late variety, is materially helping
, splice the gap between the early
arieties and ripening of raspberries.
Lexie Harper is in from Bowling
reen, KY, where, besides looking
ter business, he attended debate
his alma mater, an annual occur II
nee of widespread interest.
Mr.. Ed Cultra is installing water
g plant for his plant beds of orna-
entail shrubbery. II
Misses Ruth Harper and Mamie u
,born were visitors in Union City
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