Social happenings include club meeting and education program
The Monday Club held its last meeting of the year with president Mrs 0 F Kizer presiding. Reports were read by secretary Mrs Henry Black and treasurer Miss Mabel Gildersleeve. The program on education featured Mrs J R Simmonds Mrs J W Cass and Mrs E H Slack with notes on rural schools and school films. Several local residents and visitors were noted including Miss Carter Jones Ross Webb and Mayor A S Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Club
Kizer
Henry Black
Moses
Mabel Gildersleeve
J. W. Cass
J. R. Simmonds
EH. M. Slack
Allen Harris
B. N. Moore
Comet Seeks News Items From Patrons
The Comet asks patrons to send news items by mail or telephone and visit the office to share items big or small. Traveling salesman W. T1. Scott from Bristol was in the city Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth
W. 7. Scott
Bristol
Elty
U D C Ladies Meet Discuss War Efforts and Plans
The regular monthly U D C meeting led by Mrs W J Burton included Capt Dickinson and Col Henry DeArmond. Members formed a sick fund committee, pledged rag sewing for hospital rags, and planned essays and medals for local schools to be awarded at the May convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller, Jr
W. J. Burton
Capt. Dickinson
Col
Henry DeArmond
McCown
T. West
R. ©. Hunter
LL. McNease
W. B. Johnson
Nashville
Soldiers’ Home Fund
Judie Blackwell
G. Gilbreath
P. H. Wofford
R. C. Hunter
J. A. Martin
Janie Fernnessee
Little Giffen
Tennessee
Elenor Brading
Personal notices from Avery county and nearby towns
A. F. Hoss handled business in Avery county North Carolina the first of the week. W. H. Capell of Memphis visited the city and stayed at Hotel Windsor. Judge Dana Harman of Greeneville was in town the first of the week. Judge W. C. Pierce attended a county court call session at Jonesboro on Tuesday. B. Wolf went to Elk Park on business. Dr. B. B. Byrd spent Monday night in Bristol. Wm. Netherland was in Telford on business Tuesday.
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A. F. Hoss
Avery County
North Carolina
W. H. Capell
Memphis
City
Windsor
Dana Harman
Greeneville
W. C. Pierce
Jonesboro
B. Wolf
Elk Park
Netherland
Telford
Knoxville social visit notes Windsor guest JM Brandan
Knoxville resident JM Brandan visited the city on Wednesday as a Windsor guest. Ray Shepherd was reported at Fall Branch on Wednesday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JM. Brandan
Knoxville
Windsor
Ray Shepherd
Fall
Notable visitors and business activity in Greeneville area
Maryville road contractor James B. French passed through en route to Kingsport for Dye Plant excavation work. Cumberland Telephone Co. manager 4 H. Pitts and Miss Louise St John to visit Greeneville during holidays. Real estate dealer L. P. Thompson of Lynchburg and Bristol visitors R. L. Gant, J. T. Jett, and D. D. Brown were seen in town this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. French
Maryville
Kingsport
H. Pitts
Louise St. John
Cumberland Telephone Co
Baltimore
Greeneville
Frank St. Pitts
Jehanges
Johnson City
Elizabethton
L. P. Thompson
Lynchburg
R. L. Gant
Bristol
Sabbath School and Worship Schedule and Notices
Sabbath school at 9 15 a m worship at 10 30 a m Junior Endeavor at 3 p m Senior Endeavor at 6 15 p m and evening worship at 7 p m Morning subject The Voice from God Evening subject The Fisherman All are welcome to attend. Also medical ad for Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey 26¢ at druggists. Jasper fire on the public square destroyed two or three buildings before control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Jasper
Pubic Square
Funeral of Dr George H Berry
Dr George H Berry age 62 died at 600 Watauga Ave after weeks of illness. He lived in the city all his life and was a dentist with a large practice. Funeral held from the Home Wednesday at 2 pm with Dr J M Crowe in charge and Rev Dayton A Dobbs assisting. Interment Monte Vista cemetery. Survived by widow and three children Edward K Berry Gladys Berry and Mrs Thomas B Tooke. The community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Berry
Watauga Ave
Mr. Berry
Munsey Memorial Church
5. C. Williams
J. M. Crowe
Dayton A. Dobbs
J. A. Cargillo
Monte Vista Cemetery
Berry
Edward K. Berry
Gladys Berry
Thomas B. Tooke
Gilliam
Odeon Theatre Opens Under New Manager Alexander Wall
The Odeon Theatre formerly Dixie opens Thursday afternoon after remodeling by Alex Wall, with The Lure of the Mask as the debut picture. Wall promises steady, quality cinema and aims for crowd-pleasing shows daily, while the paper also promotes its job department offering experienced service and prompt delivery, inviting visits or calls to telephone number 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Wall
Wall
Mayor Murray visits Johnson City highlights Jonesboro ties
Johnson City welcomed Mayor A. S. Murray of Jonesboro during a recent visit underscoring cross city ties and regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AS. Murray
Johnson City
A. S. Murray
Jonesboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. B. Crouch
Miss Carter Jones
Garders
Ross Webb
Jellico
Mrs John Webb
H. W. Lyle
Walter Miller
U. DB
B. B. Byrd
Dundee Woolen Mills
Studebaker Automobiles
Johnson’s Auto Co
East Main St
J.T. Jett
Carrollton, Ky
Hice
D. Brown
Ss. B. White
Spring Street
First Presbyterian Church
K. McAfee
F. B. Smith
Chattanooga
Odeon Theatre
DIXIE
Wales
H. W. Lyle Pig
Roan St
Lever
J. A
Steelman, of
Pattonville, Texas
Thedford
The
Bristol Telephone
the Plumber Co. O. Biddle
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