The Bard of Avon a Society Theater Piece
A society column feature discusses The Bard of Avon and Shakespeare in film, arguing scenes of blood and battle appeal widely while praising cultivated tastes. It notes local theater outings, social club meetings, and a dance at Thema Winchester's home with guests and refreshments.
Velvet Hat Styles Dominate Fall Fashion
Felts and velvets lead the fall hat trend with large drooping brims and pirate shapes in play. Velvet and ribbon accents appear in bold colors like wack and pansy as felts remain affordable favorites for many occasions.
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Milady
Bridge Party Honoring Mrs W Ammold Searson of Spartanburg
Mrs. M. W. Potter hosted seven tables of bridge Friday afternoon at her Watauga Street home in honor of her sister Mrs. W Ammold Searson of Spartanburg SC. Prizes included a Madeira guest towel for top score a hand painted wall vase for the guest of honor and two dainty tray covers for the consolation. A light course was served to a long guest list including Mrs E R Koeniger and many local residents.
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M. W. Potter
Watauga Street
W. Ammold Searson
Spartanburg
8. C
E. R. Koeniger
Arnold Owen
Mesdiaries
W. Arnold Searzon
K. Lindsay
Walter Hunter
G. ©. McNaughton
SB. Minnich
E. CG. Price
J. G Price
Platt
C. P. Hdwards, Jr
B. FP. Warner
H.alms
Spencer Leonard
V.dg. Brownell
Mrs. Wilson
Chattanooga
Ton Miller
N. Robinson
A. D. Brockman
Hamm
B. M. Brown
I. N. Hultman
H. &. Hughes
Gov. Wilkerson
EB. Sadale
P. V. Hogan
Local residents visit friends and relatives in nearby towns
A long list of visitors and guests fills the day as locals travel to Johnson City Greeneville Bristol and Knoxville for visits and weekends. People from Arcadia Rogeraville Blountville Jonesboro Gate City Blountville and Maryville are mentioned staying with relatives attending events or teaching assignments.
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B. E. Ritter
Gate City
S. BE. McAmis
Greeneville
Tenn. Zee
Joe Groseclose
Bristol
Ellen Copenhaver
Rockne welcomes 40 yard kickoff rule change thrills fans
Detroit August 29 Noted Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne lauds the Football Rules Committee move to start kickoffs from the 40 yard line without the tee. He predicts frequent returns will boost excitement and teamwork in 1925 campaigns and plans drilling for this play. He also endorses four 12 minute quarters for high school games as a wise reform for smaller, less-conditioned teams.
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Detroit
Knute K. Rockne
Notré Dame
Aemaican
Rockne
Ruth suspended by Yankees for general misconduct
Ruth Ruth home run king was suspended indefinitely and fined 5000 dollars by manager Miller Huggins of the New York Yankees for general misconduct. He left the field without comment after the announcement and did not discuss the incident. Several players left for Knoxville with hopes to reach there by noon Monday.
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Miller’ Huggins
St. Louis
Babe Ruth
King
Miller Higgins
New York Yankees
Uth
Ruth
Huggins
Bascom
Mason
Henry
Buck
Charlie Houser
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