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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1925
Page
2
Community brief listing social notices and church circle meetings across Greeneville. Visitors from Bristol Roanoke and Johnson City are noted along with members hosting circle gatherings at multiple streets and homes this week.
E Locals Miss Anni Mae Uelt of Ore Bank and Miss Bell Booher of Bristol visited the city today while Alberta Cox of Bristol visits friends this week. Frank Pisher of Johnson City was a visitor yesterday and Mayme Ketron spent the day in Blountville. Mrs J B Gross and children left to spend a month with a sister near Gardner City Kansas.
Local brief notes report residents planning trips to Kingsport on Saturday. Names mentioned include Blanche Arnold of Dale Street returning from Salem Virginia after six months, Carmel Ducket moving to camps, Jon Ammons and J. W. Shoemaker with his son David traveling to town, and several others visiting or leaving for home.
Rev J Clark delivered a Sunday afternoon sermon on Love in Bloomingdale. Mrs Tom Gardner and Mrs George Harvis of Bristol visited and tended the Gardner farm. A local female quartet prepared for a stage appearance at Indian Springs for the Epiconie event.
Chestnut Ridge reports sermons at Harbours Chapel and a stream of social visits and travels. Families such as Devanle Ratliff Moody and Moody, along with Alven Isley and Roy Jones, are mentioned with weddings, illnesses, and local events including a quiet marriage at Bristol. The piece highlights Sunday School progress and general community ties.
Rev Hatk filled his appointment at Harbours Chapel Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs N W Cox and son C W visited Mr and Mrs W J Cox and family in Fall Creek. Rev and Mrs A P Gray of Alabama are visiting relatives here. Miss Ocie Moody spent the week with her brother in Highland.
In Fordtown Route 2 a dry spell is noted as a revival begins at G Station Tuesday. A large crowd is expected with Grover Millern reported very ill. Local families visit relatives and attend church services, with many residents listed among attendees and visitors.
Hemlock residents and relatives gather in small social visits and calls. Families including Coffman Moody Shipley and Chase share afternoons and weekends with kin in Boone Creek Kingsport and Cook Valley. The Woodrow club plans a meeting at Pauline Strick’s home for August. all are invited.
Sunday events include Rev Hank filling appointment at Sunny Side Harbours with a large crowd. A Roller reunion hosted at Uncle Jake Roller home. Many Mo car relatives and friends visited, with Sunday guests including Toy Hall and family, Willie Fields, and J T Childress family. Preaching by Rev T E Goodman at Emory and Harbours, Aug 22 celebration planned.
Sunday afternoon visits included J. S. Moody and family and Mr. and Mrs. G. Arnold with their son. Hattie Bowery and her brother Walter spent the weekend with relatives. Will Cox and Toy Holt families traveled from Fall Creek to Kingsport for shopping. Various Moody kin and friends, including Willie Fields Charmie Et ta Moody and Lee Moody, were noted in local rides and highway trips. Siuard Fleenor spent last week with kin in Cooks Valley.
The Roosevelt expedition led by Theodore Roosevelt is in Kashmir en route to the Pamirs and may extend its trip into China or delay return until January. The party, including Kermit Roosevelt and George Cherrie, seeks Pamir sheep and the long haired tiger, with routes via Srinagar, Leh, and Ladakh.
The Roosevelt expedition travels through Leh Ladakh with coolies and yaks as transport. They meet Moravian Mission figures, American and British representatives, and face scarce food, needing permits from Peking to enter Chinese Turkestan. Kermit Roosevelt helps feed the party with fishing.
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