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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
16
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The Society Editor will receive items for this column between 8:30 and 12:00 AM and 2:30 to 5:00 PM daily except Sunday.Phone 136.
A column explores tastes in Shakespearean drama versus film adaptions and notes reader affection for blood and thunder on stage. It also reports social happenings including Mrs. Leonard hosting a Country Club event, theater party for Clarice Moore, O. E. S. club gathering, a dance for Mrs. Banner, and fashion notes on fall hats featuring velvet and velour with varying brim shapes and decorative ribbons.
A long list of residents and guests travel through Johnson City and nearby towns. John Dodd, Effie Hicks, Bert Henry, Prince Sanders, I L Tickle, Chester Stone, Sam Anderson, Bob Delaney, Kate Kinney, H C Webb, Nathan Shipley, Bert Nelms, Mae Betty, Ed McKinney, J S Stone, Edith DeVault, Lola Church, J E Morley, F C Whitson, Louise Harris, Dan Tickle, Mayme Ketton, Edith Johnson, B E Ritter, S E McAmis, C E Howard, Florrie Hickman, Ruth Nuckols, Roe Darnell, Leona Cox, George W Hamlet, Calhoun, Groseclose, Maude Johnson, Audrey Dickson, Pauline Stone, I M Fuller, Nancy Galloway, Margaret Miner, Irene Pectol, Pauline Jones, Gladys Smith, baby born to George Churchwell, Johnston highlights, and a Nora day of visitors across Bristol, Greeneville, Gate City, and Knoxville.
Mrs. M W Potter entertained seven bridge tables Friday at her Watauga Street home in honor of sister Mrs. W Arnold Searson of Spartanburg S C. E R Koeniger won top score with a Madeira towel prize, Arnold Owen received a tray cover as consolation, and the guest of honor was given a hand painted wall vase. A salad course concluded the afternoon with a large group of local guests including Mrs. W Arnold Searson and many named friends.
Detroit, Aug. 29. Knute Rockne says the move to start kickoffs from the 40 yard line will revive the kick-off return and add excitement for crowds and players. He plans to drill Notre Dame on returns and approves reducing high school quarters to four 12 minutes as a wise change. Timea Want Ads bring results.
In St Louis Babe Ruth, the New York Yankees home run king, was suspended indefinitely and fined 5000 dollars for general misconduct by manager Miller Huggins. Ruth offered no comment and departed for a hotel to pack his belongings while teammates remained silent and uncertainty lingered over his departure.
Bascom Mason Henry Buck Ford and Charlie Houser set out this morning toward Knoxville aiming to reach the city by noon Monday barring accident or bad luck. The party wishes the young men luck on their journey.
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