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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
12
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A reflective verse opens with spiritual questions about judgment and mercy. The page then lists local society items: O. E. S. Social Club meeting postponed to next Thursday with hosts Mrs. W. D. Neil and Mrs. J. L. Stone. Kingsport Cotillion Club plans a dance at the Community Y with full attendance urged. Rev. M. D. Clubb to preach at First Christian Church Thursday night on a mission itinerary. mentions visitors Mr. and Mrs. Luther Brown and son of Jonesboro and Mrs. G. E. Brown of Brownsville Kansas visiting the city.
A zebra stripe fashion fad appears with hand painted stockings and a distinctive bengaline frock. The outfit features a snug blouse with a low waist, a knee length box pleated skirt, five front buttons, a gardenia accessory, an off the face felt hat, leather pumps with large buckles, and white silk embroidered gloves.
Ill at home on Sullivan street Mr Francis Moyers. Bert Henry of Rogersville a business visitor yesterday. Miss Isabelle Grant of Asheville N C guests of Miss Virginia Nall in Hillcrest. George Vassar and Ned Watts of Rogersville were visitors yesterday. W R Hillman and wife back from New York City buying trip. Mrs George Morton and Mrs J B Carter returned from Bristol. Jim Lloyd of Houston Texas visited friends yesterday. Charles Leeper and Barney Pendleton motor trip to Florida. J E Huffaker and Dr O S Hauk in Knoxville today on business. Gladys Bunn week in Bristol at Sullins Camp. H A Kinzer of Lollar Va visiting kin on Sullivan street. George Rodefer and son Clay with Mrs R L Light spent Sunday in Bristol. Olaf Wexler Ray Walker A G Wexler William Lowe and S E McAmis motored to Elizabethton.
A Bristol area social notes column lists visitors and residents returning home or visiting relatives. Names include Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Slagle Morristown visitors, Mr. and Mrs. George Clyce Bristol, C. R. Clyce Richmond, Miss Margaret Smith Church Hill staying with Miss Pats Akard at Gray Ledge, Mrs. Bertha Collins Bluefield visiting daughter Mrs. H. R. King, and several others visiting or traveling between Bristol, Knoxville, and Washington. One patient, Mr. Howard Long, recovering at home after appendicitis surgery at Riverview Hospital, is reported resting well.
The All Star team to face Norton, Virginia, is announced for a Friday 3 PM game in Kingsport. Veteran Sam Hall is field captain. Friday lineup includes Miller, Raney, Holmes, Townsend, Williams, Bacon, Vaughn, Cross, Brandon, Crawford, and Roach with three pitchers.
News comes of Miss Dick Moody 20 daughter of Mr and Mrs S D Moody of Los Angeles California after a four month illness She died at a Los Angeles hospital Wednesday morning Funeral services were at Highland Park Undertaking Parlour Friday afternoon interment Forest Lawn She was beloved at home in Indiana Springs and by many friends in the area
More than 5 000 teachers joined the extramural courses run by the School of Education at Pennsylvania State College across 40 communities. Nearly 800 teachers also pursued correspondence courses offered by the school.
Mrs Laura Maddux 56 died at her Elizabeth street home after several months illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 pm in Hilton Virginia with Rev C H Gibson and burial in Hiltons Cemetery. Survived by husband C J Maddux six children and one sister Miss Lu cy Shears.
The Associated Press reports 1920 national income totals 74.158 billion dollars, dropping to 62.736 billion in 1921 due to deflation. In 1909 earnings were 27.1 billion. Researchers Willford King Maurice Leven Edwin Gay and Wesley Mitchell lead the National Bureau of Economic Research study analyzing 1909 to 1922 with a thirteen year span.
Elinor Glyn rebuts critics of her immoral writing noting she challenges American justice. Her novel His Hour is to be shown at Strand Theater Monday following the film version of Three Weeks. She urges readers to judge her work in full context.
Chicago Aug 6 Actress Minnie Maddern Fiske announces a fall campaign to outlaw steel traps in the fur industry. She will visit cities and meet women to expose the trap’s cruelty and curb its use, citing long anti cruelty work and the need to awaken public opinion to animal suffering.
A fragmentary line notes fur purchase or wear linked to a steel trap. The readable text shows a disjointed phrase with no clear event, date, or persons. No further context is available to establish a full news item or identify involved organizations or locations.
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