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Newspaper

Comet

Location

Johnson City, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1914

Page

3

Thanksgiving Guests At Johnson City And Bristol Visit

Thanksgiving guests from Johnson City and nearby areas spent the holiday in Bristol and Johnson City. Names include Mrs. C A Hall Mrs Addie An Ex-Goy Mr John Isaac Coxderson Mrs Tom Wolfe and many others visiting relatives and attending local dances and events. The note ends urging readers Now is the time to advertise.

And Lamb Johnson City C. A. Hall Addie John Isaac Coxderson Tom Wolfe Jonesboro Tay Alfred Wolfe Mary Street Carroll Kidd Misa Bitle Wood Isadore McClel S. R. Jennings Land George Sells W. H. Cox Dren Bristol Will Thomas Hook Mexico J. B. Richardson Anderson Mo Jennie ‘Street Cox Hook Alabama Street

Thanksgiving Echoes at Johnson City Social Notes

Society items recount visits and gatherings around Thanksgiving in Johnson City. Led Wart returns to Swanee University, families host relatives in Virginia and Tennessee, and local veterans recall concerts, meals, and hospitality with notes on Mr. Butler’s injury and a festive communal feast at Goodmans.

Led Wart Swanee University Johnson City Goodman's Tennessee Heaven Uncle Sam Mia Henry Goodman Roberta Capt. Eaton

Boy shoots self reenacting movie scene in Elizabethton

Elizabethton Tenn December 2 Harmon Miller ten year old son of Lee F Miller prominent attorney shot himself while replaying a cinema scene at home He had obtained a revolver from his mother claiming fear of burglars Five cartridges were found emptied on the dresser indicating an accident rather than intent The pistol was a six shooter and he likely mistook a live shell for an empty chamber The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM in the Baptist church Burial in Highland cemetery Also note W M Giles of Austin Springs seeks road commissioner seat in Tyr Improvement District No 6 election December 12 He is a known road man promising thorough work to benefit residents

Elizabethton Tenn Harmon Miller Lee FP. Miller Lls Notion Miller Newland N. C Hhs Moving Picture Theatre Lee F. Miler Tennessee North Carolina Baptist Church W. M. Giles Austin Springs Tyr Giles

Uncle Green Smith turns 100 after long life in Tennessee

Huntington December 1 Uncle Green Smith a second district resident celebrated his 100th birthday. He was born in North Carolina and moved to West Tennessee at age ten. He recalls Memphis early days, eight flatboat trips to New Orleans, and a Tennessee river voyage. He remembers Andrew Jackson and the battle of New Orleans. He lives in a woods cabin near Holly Legs with his daughter and granddaughter. He quit whiskey coffee and tobacco fifteen years ago and now speaks of a sturdy, pioneer life.

Huntington Green Smith North Carolina West Tennesssee Mr. Smith Memphis Obion River New Orleans Tennessee Andrew Jackson United States Holly ‘Legs Deene

Bryan sermon links peace to faith in righteousness

Secretary of State Bryan preached in Chicago that love and righteousness, not dread, can bring peace to war-torn Europe. He denounced liquor traffic as a root evil. An awkward reception moment saw a woman claim kinship and try to hug him, which he deflected with a joke about firmer kinship.

Chicago Retary Bryan Presbyer Bry Miss Lowe

Rural Tennessee social centers urged for youth

A call advocates rural Tennessee social centers run by cultured leadership to entertain, instruct, and inspire youths. It urges farm life to be more attractive, elevate schoolhouses as central hubs, and stresses need for wholesome, enriching activities for young people. An aside humorously notes strict Austrian postage stamp rules.

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