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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1925
Page
12
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Items for this column will be received by The Times Society Editor between 8 30 and 12 A M and 2 30 to 5 P M daily except Sunday. Phone 136.
A fashion feature describes the futuristic trend in fabrics and silhouettes. Gwen Lee, a rising screen actress, models a navy blue frock with blocked taffeta satin, cloth of gold underdress, black lynx trim, and a tri corner hat. It notes wash silks, georgettes, curahs, and color experiments from rose gray to multi color patterns.
Miss Hazel Barger spent the week end in Knoxville. Mrs J F Howard is ill at home in Old Kingsport. Hugh Masengil weekend at Blountville. Thelmia Owen of Bristol visited here yesterday. Helen Wallace weekend at Bristol. Cedric Roach of Norton Virginia spent weekend here. T J Linveill weekend visitor in Johnson City. A I Page and spouse motored to Bristol yesterday. Herbert Williams visitors in Rogersville yesterday. Mary Sue Hilbert weekend at home in Jonesboro. B C Stafford weekend at Bluefield West Virginia. J H Thickens and family visited Bristol yesterday. George Campbell and Jim Godsey of Bristol spent the day here yesterday. C P Starnes visiting home folks at Slant Virginia. Hazel and Mamie Barnes and father visiting Bristol. O M Page returned from ten days in Roanoke Virginia.
Messrs Wexler Mauk and Rector were visitors in Gate City yesterday while John Miller and Kenneth Marsh toured Knoxville today. Many families spent weekends with relatives in Silvicola Talbot Station and Bristol with trips to Moccasin Gap and Damascus. Various residents traveled or hosted, including Miss Dora Ross heading home to Hattiesburg and Margaret Bevington returning from Joynon City State Normal for holidays.
A fragment describes a middle aged woman in Moronia fate and a scene with an absent minded housewife setting a garbage can on a chaise longue then sitting on the curb to read a magazine amid mention of oriental rugs and cigaret stubs.
The entry spotlights ex congressman Volstead as a top candidate in the Mr America contest, aided by bootlegger backing. Ballot results so far show Michael Arlen 325, Ukulele Ike 4,322, H L Mencken 1, Bascom Slemp 27, Addison Sims 456, Curtis D. Wilbur 452.
Comical notes recount Phil Harmonic being commended by the Court after a lighted cigar incident with his mother in law at the terminal. The page mocks wartime awards, radio sisters, card tricks, and odd home remedies with tongue in cheek commentary and dated references.
Ren and Mr and Mrs Rufus Nelms and son Billy of Johnson City visited relatives here yesterday Mr William R Gilmer left for Dayton Ohio to join Mead Sales Company home offices for Mead Fibre Company Mrs Gilmer and daughter Jacqueline stay here through the holidays then join him in Dayton
The House weighed a tax reform bill with sharp cuts in normal rates, lowered top surtax, and repeal of nuisance excises while preserving some automobile taxes. Rainey and Hull pressed for milder cuts and retained exemptions, warning on revenue shifts. the committee highlighted reductions across brackets and phased inheritance tax relief, with debate underscoring party lines and leadership.
The column notes local people in or visiting around Hicks and Roller families. Illnesses include D. F. Hicks and Ora Roller with improvements. Miss Golda Fleenor starts at Kingsport Hosiery Mill. Ride to Blountville by S. J. Fleenor party includes Woodrow. Families moved to Geo Barber farm near Drake Chapel. Thanksgiving dinner guests include N. F. Walker, Rev Mathews, Tarace, Charles Dolen, Clay Barnes, Almie Barnes, and Ed Bacon family.
Farmers in Ford Town work hard grading tobacco despite drought. Abijah Zimmerman made a business trip to Bristol Thursday. Virginia Slaughter, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Slaughter, remains at home. C R Bell improves after illness. Minnie and Clara Lee Copas visited Kingsport Friday. Several attended Mr Wm Rigsby funeral at Ford Town cemetery Thursday. Rev N F Walker of Bristol visited last week. Mr and Mrs Opie Hows of Jonesboro...
Mrs Rhinelander faces a separation suit with service by publication as her husband Leonard Kip Rhinelander remains missing in White Plains. Attorney Lee Parsons Davis warns papers may be served publicly if he cannot be located. Meanwhile attorney Isaac Mills pursues an appeal to overturn a jury verdict that cleared Mrs Rhinelander of marrying without knowing she was the daughter of a mulatto.
Cecil Phillips led a Green Shed prayer meeting Saturday night at Alegheny with a large turnout. Visitors included Miss Epps Haws from Walnut NC and Miss Tivis Gibson from Jonesboro. Local families shared Sunday visits with the Baskette and Phillips households and neighbors C. P. Baskette and Will Phillips hosted a Monday night gathering.
A legislative caucus pressed for a special session to address a Texas political tangle before month’s end. Lanahm and Burkett resigned on the same day, and the governor has until Thursday to act or risk Speaker Lee Satterwhite suing for the call. If invoked, lawmakers would pay their own travel costs, and a quorum is doubtful. Governor Ferguson says no need for a special session.
Judge J Hamilton urged the Tarvis County Grand Jury to complete an all encompassing investigation covering every officer from the governor to the justice of the peace. He ordered the panel to take up unfinished business from the previous grand jury including the extensive two month inquiry into the State Highway Department.
Fire of undetermined origin gutted the main building and library of Central State Normal School in Mount Pleasant Michigan. The blaze caused an estimated loss of 500000 dollars and left the campus with extensive damage.
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