Local notices of visits and church events from a rural Tennessee area
The column lists numerous social visits church services and community happenings. Names such as Rev W J Morris Misses Martha Lou and Edna Armstrong Miss Rebecca Woods Miss May Wagner and many others are mentioned alongside church revivals at Beulah Wheeler s Chapel and Beulah and a K K K celebration in Kingsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Morris
Smiths Chapel
Martha Lou
Edna Armstrong
Elva Tucker
Earnest Shelton
New Hope
T. H. Bailey
Kingsport
Roy Shelton
Rqbal Bailey
G. D. Patterson
Rebecca Woods
Goshen
May Wagner
McFerrin
Ottie Love
Rain Inspires Rejoicing as Week Ends
Social notes from Lone Star recount visits and greetings: Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Duncan spent the day with S. P. Duncan. Mrs. Clara Dolen called on Mrs. J. M. Conkin. J. E. Morelock stayed with T. C. White. Nelms of Kingsport visited grandmother Nannie Hickman. locals attended Blountville court. Delana Sivert and families visited T. C. White. various calls on Mrs. Conkin and others. Carl Eades funeral attended by A. M. Conkin and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Duncan
S. P. Duncan
Clara Dolen
J. M. Conkin
J. E. Morelock
T. C. White
Blountville
Delana Sivert
Enoch Hood
Little Son
Kingsport
Josephine Hamblen
J. A. Conts
G. W. Crawford
Bill Churchwell
George Hickman
Eliza Hickman
Mack Archer
Adil Benton
Grassy Creek
Maud Ellis
Builiton
George Morelock
Reba
Susie
A. M. Conkin
Baby
Carl Eades
Rock Springs
Local residents visit and travel in Wise county notes
Community gossip records numerous visits and trips including Mr. and Mrs Henry Tohnston returning from Wise county, Miss Blanche Shorts and Miss Nellie Hart, Miss Margrete Cox visiting J L King in Pordtown, and many others with neighbors in Gate City Norton Knoxville and Appalachia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrina Akard
Blanche
Sivert
Nellie Hart
M. L. ‘Agee
Virgie Byrd
Wise County
J. B. Quillin
Burton Quillin
Kingsport
J. B. Nottingham
WM. L. Agee
Claud Daugherty
Clyde Jayne
Lula McGahey
Smith
Webers
Henry Tohnston
Blanche Shorts
Margrete Cox
J. L. King
Pordtown
Geraldine
Evelyne Jayne
Enlalee Agee
John Porter
Nebraska
Henry Porter
W. GC. Quillin
J. S. McDavid
Fred Agee
Gate City
W. T. Guy
Journal
Lee Denny
Oscar Wells
Wise
C. L. Henry
Appalachia
C. C. Henry
Margrete King
Clay Tayne
Louise Cox
W. C. Quillin
Martha Nottingham
Dewitt Cox
Norton
JD. Cox
Tommy Thompson
Paul Nottingham
George Quillin
L. H Porter
A. H. Agee
Lester Perry
Marshal Bruce
Braner Kenney
Crag Dickson
Kenny Cross
Andy Dickson
Rollins
Myrtle
Enlee Agee
W. CL Quilin
Kine
Kate Nottingham
Knoxville
Tham
Walnut Chapel Sunday School Progresses Under Henderson
The Walnut Chapel Sunday school, led by E. M. Henderson, shows good progress. A Friday prayer meeting is planned. Local notes mention illnesses and visits including Aunt Hannah Guy’s fall, Carl Taylor’s serious illness, and Mrs. McCann shopping in Kingsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut , Chapel
E. M. Henderson
George Hobbs
F. F. Salley
Kingspark
J. W. ‘Sulley
Mammie Wallice
Jessie Lee Boatright
O. M. Smith
Funeral rites held for P T Mitchel at Pyles cemetery
A large crowd attended the funeral of P T Mitchel Friday at Pyles cemetery. Several local residents were noted visiting with family and friends in the days surrounding the service. Eternal rest was offered as townspeople remembered the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. Mitchel
Pyles Cemetery
I. T. Childress
Emory
J. N. Fulkerson
Kathleen
Lena
Kingsport
Bruce Devault
G. N. Moody
Piney Flats
Lena Fulkerson
John Ratliff
Ora Harkleroad
Fannie Netherland
Kathleen Tulkerson
Flora Ratliff
March Shipley
Wiehland Park
B. A. Shipley
Local Social Notes Include Calls and Visits Across Town
A neighborly column lists Miss Arlena Roller calling on Miss Nellie Coffman and Miss Pearle Bowery visiting Lottie Coffman. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Arnold visit Mrs. Arnold’s sister Mrs. I. N. Walters in Jonesboro. Roy Barnes visits kin near Centenary. W. T. Pugh conducts business near Fordtown. Dr. Isenberg seen in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Whitaker
Beulah
M. Bowery
Faya Holt
N. D. Barnes
A. P. Cox
Eldridge
Mary Brown
Sullie
Omie Gray
Walter Smith
Erma
William A. Bowery
David Coffman
W. A. Coffman
Margaret Barnes
Theodore Barnes
Johnson City
J. Nat Bowery
Bethel
Frank’ Bowery
Charles Roller
Boone Creek
Noah Barnes
Wek End
Barnes
W. A. Bowery
Bertha Ford
Misses Mayme
Gladys Bowery
Sammie Hunt
D. P. Coffman
Jim-Mishérn
Viola Coffman
Rebecca Ford
John Bowery
F. D. Pitts
Martin Isenberg
Wheeeler
F.D. Pitts
Fay Isenberg
Grover
Fordtown
Isenberg
Aerial firms protest navigation limits in Berlin meeting
In Berlin a group of leading aerial companies met to protest limits on aerial progress. Otto Julius Merkel of Deutsche Aero Lloyd spoke for the group warning that the ambassador conference note hampers development and raises concerns over future flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Otto Julius Merkel
Deutscher Aero Lloyd
Germans defend unrestricted civil aviation at Versailles talks
The speaker argues for absolute freedom in civil air navigation, citing the Versailles treaty and 22 nations. He says German aero circles have built ties with neighboring air firms and that international routes, like Munich to Berlin via London or Moscow, prove aviation’s economic necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Moscow
Munich
Berlin
Merkel
Europe
America
United States
Hendon
England
Vanguard
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Hiltons
Carters Valley
L. M. Ratliff
Glenalpine
J. A. Ratliff
James King
Fall Branch
Mitchel
Alvin Isley
Sammie
Samuel Isley
Cooks Valley
C. A. Shipley
G. N. Roller
P. J. Roller
Meridith Hauk
Holston
Main St
Land'si Progress
France
Farmaan
First Congressional District
Prin
Republi
Tam
O. B. Lovette
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