Attend Missionary Convention by Gate City group
Members of the Young People's Missionary Society attended the district conference in Gate City with delegations from Apex Appalachian Virginia Big Stone Gap Gate City and Kingsport. Mrs Combs former China missionary spoke on Chinese ways and a noon dinner was hosted by the Gate City society. Delegates included Mrs W K Nelms Mrs J W Dobyns and many young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary Society
Gate City
Appalachia
Big Stone Gap
Kingsport
Combs
China
Gate City Society
W. K. Nelms
J. W. Dobyns
Lucille
Marybelle Nelis Lynette Umbarger
Lolietta
Ma Gibson
Clarice
Eva Moore
Dorothy Leonard
Ellen Hicks
Edith DeVault
Lola Church
Evelyn Hunter
Elizabeth Nall
Jane
Dot Brooks
Lucille Mallory
Betty Fae Nelms
Local visitors and travel plans shared in Blountville notes
Mr J EB Huffaker spent the day in Blountville on business. Mr I M Fuller was a business visitor in Blountville yesterday. Ray Walker will leave in the morning for Emory Va to spend a few days. Roy Newman of Knoxville is a business visitor in the city yesterday and today. Mrs W K Hicks and Miss Trene Steadman of Bloomingdale were shopping here yesterday. Mrs J W McDannell of Greeneville is visiting her son WW Mc Dannell in the Fifties. My Earl Henry and Mr Glen Carrier spent the night with relatives at Bluff City last night, and Mr E M Lynch spent the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Huffaker
Blountville
Ray Walker
Emory
Roy Newman
Knoxville
J. W. McDannell
Greene
Ville
WW. McDannell
Simple Hat Styles Dominate Fall Millinery Trends
Paris and London push picture hats while American girls favor simple headpieces. Three models illustrate the trend: a velour hat with a pointed narrow brim and jeweled pin. another velour in French gray with a pearl accent and upturned brim. and a white felt hat with a rolled back brim held by a diamond-shaped felt piece. The off the face style remains popular into early fall with upturned and interlaced brim variations.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Paris
London
United States
Community notices and visitors from local society
Mrs. Mattie Pyle hosts visitors on Re vine street as Misses Carcly Low Ina Kate Yoakley visit Johnson City. Una Tomplin from Washington DC stays with Mrs. W J Hunter on Watauga Street. Churches of Christ conference at Blountville led by J M Morton draws attendees. Mrs. R R Webb and son Robert visit Mrs. J A Groseclose on Gate City pike. Mrs. G M Reeser and son Archibald head to Washington and Baltimore to see Dr. A Regser Jr. Dr A Preston Gray of Shreveport will preach at the Christian church Sunday. Mrs. Frank Ruble leaves Broad street for Jefferson City then Colorado Springs. Boy Scout Troop No 1 holds a meeting to plan Saturday’s celebration and Scouts oversee traffic and the information bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Webb
Robert
J. A. Groseclose
Gate City Pike
Boy Scouts
Youths Sentenced to Workhouse for Larceny in Blountville
Five youths from near Sard Virginia, Hartgrove Buchanan Rogers Winegar and Fletcher, were tried before Judge Guy S. Chase on larceny charges. Buchanan Rogers Winegar and Fletcher received 90 days in the workhouse plus fines. Hartgrove got 120 days with fines. Initially four months was set, but the ringleader Hartgrove faced the longer sentence after evidence. Stolen goods were recovered and returned to Kingsport stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart Hartgrove
Bert Rogers
Hobart Buchanan
Claud Fletcher
G. C. Winegar
Ea Sard
Virginia
Blountville
Guy S. Chase
Buchannan
Rogers
Winespar
Fletcher
Hartgrove
Lall
Iurtgrave
Buchanan
Winegar
Pletcher
Hobe
Kingsport
Starnes and
Anderson
Giant Klux Klans Celebration Planned in Kingsport
Readiness is reported for a Saturday event in Kingsport led by the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan with a monster parade, address, fireworks, and entertainment. Officials from distant towns will attend. Boy Scouts will aid as traffic cops and information workers. Proceeds aim to fund a local children’s playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport
Naturalization Service
Ball Park
Bureau of Information
Knights of the Klux Klan
Peter Bration
Sale of indecent magazines banned by city police
City police officers have condemned the sale of numerous magazines and lewd periodicals in recent weeks. No dealers have been fined or punished yet under the city ordinance prohibiting such material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tocal
Debt Parley With Belgium Delayed
Washington August 13 negotiations between the American and Belgian debt commissions were suspended to await Brussels guidance on a new Belgian offer. A reply was expected the next day. The passage mentions farmers aiming for top prizes at fairs in their districts or counties.
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Washington
Brussels
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Jane Ramey
Garter
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Pauline Flannery
Britul
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Johnson City
Mattie Pyle
Revine Street
Carcly Low
Ina Kate Yoakley
Una Tomplin
Washington D. C
W. J. Hunter
Watauga Street
Conference of the
Churches of Christ At
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G. M. Reeser
Archibald
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Washington, D. C
Baltimore, Md
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M. Regser, Jr
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Frank Ruble
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Broad Street
Jefferson City
Colorado Springs
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GIN Theatre
Fox
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Chamberlain
Palace of Sweets
Kingsport Restaurant
Main &1
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C.G. Frye Optometrist
Kingsport Drug
R. W. Pannell Chiropractor
Bank of Kingsport
T. H. Bailey Jeweler
West View Park
Lown
John B. Nall
HOTEL
Borden
Belgium
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