Social calendar items for church and clubs
Wednesday Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society meets 2:30 at the parsonage. Wednesday Club meets 12:30 at Mrs. J. H. Lewis. West View W M S and S meet 2 o'clock at Mrs. Roy Davis. First Christian WM S meets 3 o'clock at Mrs. R. B. Dade. Thursday Dorcas Matron class meets 8 o'clock with a dinner. Business and Professional Women's club meets 7:15 at Utilities. Friday Alpha Delphia Society meets 3 o'clock at Utilities. Saturday Junior Auxiliary of St. Pauls church benefit party meets 1:30 at the parish house.
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Lutheran Woman's Missionary Society
J. H. Lewis
West View
Roy Davis
First Christian Wm.s
R. B. Dade
Dorcas
Johnson City Music Club Hosts Kingsport Guests
The April meeting of the Kingsport Music Club was a delightful affair hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Freda Johnson on Watauga Avenue. Members and guests enjoyed a varied program by the Wednesday Morning Music Club with performances in violin, piano, vocal, and choruses, followed by coffee and light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport Music Club
J. Freda Johnson
Watauga Ave
Marshall Doggett
Arthur Doggett
Frank Fale
J. W. Hodge
Jax ¥. Parker
Hale
Johnson City
Howard Truster
Zigeunerweisen—Sarasote
Hasseltyne Oakes
D. G. Stout
Brahms
Dohnanyi
Lionel Johnson
C. J. Spencer
W. A. Starrett, Jr
W. A. McCain
Lewis Smith
Trusler
Nat Winston
Donald Snook
W. H. Jewell
Howard Johnson
A. D. Bryan
Henry Tyler
John Wade
H. I. Burbage
D. R. Beeson
Mesdames Lem Reece
Clayton Black
J. I. Moss
Lyons Taylor
D. Jackson
Clyde Smith
George Keip
John Hawkins
J. I. Croley
Ralph Carr
Local clubs schedule meetings and a wedding announced
Liberty Chapter 198 Order of the Eastern Star meets this evening at eight. Wednesday Club hostess Mrs J H Lewis on Linville street tomorrow at 2. Willing Workers Club gathers tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Mike Haney home. Holy Trinity Lutheran W M S meets tomorrow at 2 30 at the parsonage led by Mrs J W Shuey. Dade to host Woman's Missionary Society at First Christian church tomorrow at 2. Leola Childrens hosts Women's Foreign Missionary Society tomorrow at 2 at 169 West evner street. Alf Hatcher announces the marriage of daughter Kate to G Carl Owen on Thursday August sixth nineteen hundred thirty six in Gate City Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Lyne Garden
Mike Haney
M. 8
Dade
Woman's Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Tennessee Street
Foreign Missionary Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Leola Childrens
Westevner Street
Local visits span Bristol and Johnson City this week
Mrs Georgia Snow, Mrs Clyde Groseclose and Mrs C H Rollins visited Bristol Saturday. Mrs Lon Boyd and children, Mrs Flora Frazier and son Junior, and Mrs Lula Phillips visited Johnson City Monday. Mr and Mrs B Nahugh Wayman, Mrs Beulah Bright and Mr and Mrs H Joseph Higgins are expected to return from Florida this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Snow
Clyde Groseclose
C. H. Rollins
Bristol
Lon Boyd
Flora Frazier
Lula Phillips
Johnson City
Mondag
Bnahugh Wayman
Beulah Bright
H. Joseph Higgins
Florida
Local ladies visit kin and return home
Miss Leona Durham of Kentucky and Mrs. Maline Bray and Mrs. Ottie Blakley of Moccasin Gap were visiting Mrs. J. W. Chapman recently. Mrs. R. B. Counts and children Bobbie and Patricia have returned to Washington, D. C., after visiting Mrs. Counts's mother Mrs. S. A. Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Durham
Kentucky
Maline Bray
Ottie Blakley
Moccasin Gap
J. W. Chapan
R. B. Counts
Bobbie
Patricia
Washington, D. C
Killer of Three in Manhattan Strikes. Suspect Sought
A New York murder spree leaves three dead in Manhattan with detectives seeking Robert Irwin, 29, sculptor and theology student, and Veronica Gedeon among suspects. Motive cited as revenge for a broken romance. evidence includes a diary, a glove, and a hat near the Gedeon residence. In Oakland, Frank Anderson, 23, killed his father Herman, 73, then died by suicide after a reprimand for reckless target practice at a base talent facility.
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New York
Manhattan Island
Robert Irwin
Veronica Gedeon
Art
S Birt
Gedeon
Oakland
Calif
J. E. Gennan
Frank Anderson
Herman
Mystery Man With a Candle Hailed at Waterbury Station
A young man found wandering in central Waterbury at noon held aloft a lighted candle. He could not identify himself, and police considered booking him as Diogenes E. The incident prompted routine processing despite his impaired condition.
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Waterbury
Conn
Hin
Diogenese
Bride Elect Honored At Two Lovely Parties
In Lebanon Virginia on April 6 Mrs. Carl Hendricks hosted a bridge tea for Miss Catherine Burns whose engagement to Dr. Curtis Baylor was announced with a wedding planned for April 10. Verna Routh won top score, Madge Mutter had the cut prize, and gifts were presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Carl Hendricks
Catherine Burns
Curtis Baylor
Verna Routh
Madge Mutter
Lena McCorkle
Memphis
Tenn
G. B. Davidson
Miss Burns
Clarence C. Burns
Jail Survives Blast But Goes Up in Smoke
Kirkman sville Kentucky April 6 The Kirk mansville jail survived a dynamiting a month earlier then burned to the ground Saturday night though the lockup was unoccupied Sheriff Omar Crouch said local belief points to an incendiary blaze but no suspects or motive are yet known
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkmansville
Omar Crouch
Tall Negro Sought As Attacker Of Woman In Winchester
Police chase a near six foot tall, 180 pound man wearing overalls described as the assailant who grabbed Mae O'Hara at her employer A. H. Cundiff’s home, choking her until she escaped to a neighbor. She was not criminally assaulted, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mae O'Hara
M. D. Tarpy
A. H. Cundiff
Miss O'Hara
Tarpy
Rifle threat ends in jail after hotel confrontation
In Chicago area, James Duggan, 21, visited Irene Wick, 17, at her father's hotel near Wauconda. Wick warned him away. Duggan left then returned with a rifle. Irene's father destroyed the gun and deputies jailed Duggan. In Lafayette, Tenn., farmer Oakley Cook found 735 pennies in a jar at home and exchanged them for a 1937 auto license tag after a year of saving small coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Duggan
Irene Wick
Wauconda
John Wick
Duggan
Irene
Lafayette
Tenn
Oakley Cook
Wife Seeks Suspension and Self-Support From Husband
A reader outlines eight years of marriage with four shared children and ailing finances. The adviser suggests a suspended sentence of separation until the husband works, to end meal-ticket dynamics, and urges the wife to withhold support until shared responsibility resumes. Separate letter follows on widow seeking male companionship and gossip dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Chatfield
M. M
M. J
Shoe clerks witness quick swap of two shoe pairs
A Evansville shoe store scene reports two customers matching across sizes. A clerk notes one customer sought a size B right and 6 1-2 left while another needed the opposite. They sat together and agreed, buying two pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
B. K. Jackson
Stolen Siren Halts Fire Dept Police Shakeup in Henderson
In Henderson Kentucky on April 6 two new chiefs were appointed after a house relesting by city commissioners. Police Chief Elliott Knight was discharged and Jennings Tivlotson moved from fire chief to water works. Patrolman John Fitzgerland named to succeed Knight. Raymond Hunter succeeds Tivlotson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Elliott Knight
Jenning Tivlotson
John Fitzgerland
Knight
Raymond Hunter
Tiljotson
First District Federation of Women's Clubs Meet in Erwin
The spring meeting of the First District Federation of Women's Clubs will be held Thursday at the Erwin Baptist church starting at 10 AM EST. The program theme is Health with prominent speakers including Mrs. Morgan of Knoxville and Mrs. Rogers N. Herbert of Nashville. Lunch at noon followed by a tea hosted by Erwin clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First District Federation of Women's Clubs
Erwin
Tennessee
Baptist Church
W. R. Jahmings
Morgan
Knoxville
Rogers N. Herbert
Mashville
W. L. Cook
National Parks
Forests Land
Wild Life
Cancer Control
Tennis Hat Mystery Breaks in Pocket Ball
Sydney reports L. E. King owns a tennis hat with a pocket billiard ball habit. King's partner served, ball vanished, reattempt failed, and later King felt a jump and found the missing ball deep in his pocket during a search. Authorities note no further details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
L. E. King
King
Marian Martin Pattern 9250 Summer Dress Ad
Distinctive Marian Martin dress pattern 9250 offers flutter sleeves, Vslash neckline, and full skirt for Summer wear. Sizes 14 to 42 with yardage details, price 15 cents, order from The Kingsport Times Pattern Department with size name and address.
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Voile
Shantung
Marian Martin Lew
Marian Martin
Mustin
Kingsport Times
Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
Bill Aims to Cut Funeral Costs in New York
Albany April 6. A bill to tackle high funeral costs was before the New York legislature. Proposed by Senator William J. Murray and Assemblyman Irving D. Neustein, both NYC Democrats, the measure would create municipal funeral authorities to provide public funeral facilities. The lawmakers said the bill stems from a study showing the shocking burden on the average citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New York
Senaor
William J. Murray
Irving D. Neustein
New York City
Funeral Costs Revealed as Municipal Standard Service
The study found the average funeral cost above 300 dollars. It stated that with municipal funeral authorities standard services could be provided for 60 to 70 dollars.
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Fiserty
Liberty
Order of the Eastern Star
Linville Street
Sipersonal
Luis Phillips
Belle
West Virginia
A. H. Miller
Mt. Sterling, Ky
W. M. Curtis
Manhattan
John
Bourne Travel Company
Third Ave. N. Main
Nashville Trust Co
Nashville
Mrs. Hendricks
Davidson
Caroline Chatfield
Caroline
Chatfield
Crlo Eely
Stercki Broi
A. W.O.L
Anna
Itil
District Federation of Women’s Clubs
Jennings
Williams
Estes Wiliams
Hume-Fogg
Davidson County
Franklin, Ky
Warren Bond
Chattanooga
Albert H. McAllister
Hamilton County
Peery
Ann Sothern
Lds
Gene Raymond
RKO Radio Pictures
MY Girl
Tobi
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