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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
16
Instructions request readers to send social notices about visits departures or personal news to The Times Society Editor with name address and optional phone, stating collection times between 8:30 and midnight and 2:30 to 5 PM daily except Sunday, along with contact number.
A commemorative poem honors fallen soldiers and their heritage. Wedding announcements report Miss Mary Lee Slaughter and Mr Perry Kidd wed at Broad Street Methodist Church with details on attire and professions.
The Bloomingdale school plans a December 22 Christmas program with songs recitations exercises and playlets followed by a fruit supper served by the school.
Rev W H Quarry and son Haskell worked on business in Rogersville Tuesday. John Pyle Locust Grove farm ill with flu. Mrs W D Hicks visited the school Tuesday afternoon. Charlie Harkelroad injured foot at work in Kingsport. Mrs E E Hooven visited her mother Mrs Frank Bowman last week. Mr and Mrs J C Pyle welcomed a daughter Betty. Irene Pecktol returns to school after illness. Revival continues led by Rev W H Quarry and Rev J C Clark.
Rev Davenport filled his regular appointment at Harbours Saturday night and Emory Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs R B Devault and Mr and Mrs John Ratliff spent the weekend with their parents, Mr and Mrs J T Childress near Emory. Miss Minnie Hood and brother were in Kingsport Saturday. Miss Alta Roller of Fall Creek visited her aunt, Mrs N W Moody, Wednesday. Mr and Mrs James Childress and son Hubert visited Mrs Childress' parents in Kingsport Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Dabe and daughters of Kentucky were visiting Mrs Dabe's brother, Jim Gray of Kingsport recently.
Rev McGee led services Sunday night at Piney Flats. Families welcomed guests from Johnson City. Kyle Smyth broke an ankle and is progressing. Robert Allison’s barn burned Saturday night. Several residents named illnesses and travels, with visits to Johnson City and Butler for family matters.
Rev. M. N. Davenport filled his appointment at this place Saturday night, delivering a message to attendees and drawing a small crowd attentive to the sermon and religious duties observed in the community gathering.
Sunday dinner guests at the C L Dickson home included Mr and Mrs J L Dickson and Essie, with Grace visiting from W M Thomas family. Caton Cox of Fordtown visited N W Cox. The first quarterly Kendrick’s Creek church meeting is set for the third Saturday and Sunday. Myrtle Moody called on aunt Susan Conk Monday. C A Dickson is on the sick list. Harbours Sunday school reports good attendance. J H Moody family from Highland attended Harbours church Saturday night. Charess Cox improving after illness. Nick Devault called on Noah Cox Monday. W J Cox made a Kingsport business trip Monday. Locals busy butchering this week. S M Isley and family visited Mr and Mrs ___ Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs C A Dickson spent Sunday night at the W M Thomas home with Grover Strickler and family.
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