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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1925

Page

6

Infant buried at Emory cemetery in local notice

News From Nearby Communities reports the burial of the infant child of Mr and Mrs Roller at Emory cemetery on Monday afternoon. The piece lists local residents visiting and hospital progress, noting flu recovery of Mrs Bill Littles and a Bristol trip by several families.

Emory Walter Bowery Hattie Bowery Kingsport William Bowery Bill Littles LT. Childress Maxie Moody Tssie Dickson Fall Creek Bristol Litthy Cecil Dickson John Ratliff Bruce Deenault G. N. Moody John Robert I. T. Childress de Hustard J 8 Roller J. T. Childress Edgar Dickson J.C. Ratliffe R. B Devault John King James Childress Cooks Valley John Littles St. Luke's Hospital

Funeral for Mr Glance Draws Large Buffalo Crowd

A large Buffalo crowd attended the funeral of Mr. Glance in New Hope on Tuesday. The report also lists numerous social visits and family gatherings in the area, including Mrs G B Hendrickson with Mrs Robert Campbell and children, and various relatives visiting in Blizzard and Moody households. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Perry Roller was buried at Avery cemetery Monday afternoon.

Glance New, Hope G. B. Hendrickson Robert Campbell OR. M Blizzard Maggie Cotter Bristol Clyde Smith Dennis Riggs BR. M. Blizzard Maggie Carter R. M. Blizzard John McCurry J. M. McCurry Roe Moody Davenport Emory Kendrick Creek Perry Roller Avery Cemetery

Locust Springs Community Notes Reach Out In Mourning

Locust Springs friends mourn the death of Mr. Stanfield. The column records multiple local visits and gatherings as neighbors, including S. E. Barger and C. H. Barger with Mrs. Ford traveling to Bristol, Isaac Browder and family visiting Virginia, and various Browder, Tallman, Hunt, Roller, and Hawk households sharing Sunday visits and weekends.

Stanfield S. E. Barger C. H Barger E. L. Ford Bristol Isaac Browder Mr. Browder Virginia John Robert Moody Alfred Browder Indian Springs Noah Good Billie Tallman Jess Good A. L. Browder Lonzil Hunt Ethel Barger Tallman Lenzil Hunt Ing A.S Browder Elizah Ford Fred ‘Roller Sane Browder Marshel Kingsport Gladys Roller Meredith Hawk

Local families visit in Kingsport and nearby towns

Morrisons Chapel Ma and Mrs Roy Sumner and children visited Rev H W McKenzie Sunday. Maud Smith shopped in Kingsport Monday. F C McKenzie and children spent Sunday with W E Larkin. Clarence and James Hensley and Edward Hensley from Kingsport visited Praytor and family. Clarence Smiths children were guests of J O Smith Sunday. G W Galloway spent Wednesday with ill father Noe Lagkin in Kingsport. T L Miller and children spent Sunday with James McKenzie.

Roy Sumner Kingsport H. W. McKenzie Maud Smith F. C. McKenzie WE. Larkin Clarence Hensley James Edward Hensley

Regular Services Reported at Rocky Point Church

Rev Wil Hale led a Sunday service to a large crowd at Rocky Point. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Charlie Chase and children visiting J L Dickson family. Dinner guests were Mr and Mrs A V Cole at J J Fleenor home. Pauline Strickler spent June day with Ella Nellie and Leona Cox on Fall Creek.

Wil} Hale Charlie Chase J. L. Dickson A. V. Cole J. J. Fleenor Pauline Strickler Ella Nellie Leona Cox Fall Creek

Kingsley School Plans Christmas Tree Event in Bloomingdale

The Kingsley school in Bloomingdale announced an entertainment and Christmas tree event set for the 22nd. WN, Dickson later made a business trip.

Kingsley Dickson

Local Notes On Visits And Death In Kingsley Community

A fragment mentions Mrs G visiting Bristol on Tuesday with a little daughter and Mrs Ferry Roller attending a sermon at Epworth. The revival continues at Kingsley and the community laments the long illness and death of Oda Harkleroad after more than a year of sickness.

Gate Bates Bristol Reylsdé Clark Ferry Roller Epworth Kingsley Oda Harkleroad

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Buffalo Maxie and Lela Mae Moody N.D. Chase Hemlock Lee Dickson Essie P. L. Moody Hassie John Shoemaker This Place Locus Springs Morrisons Chapel Rocky Point Santa Him Ford Winer Horn King Motor Company West Sullivan Street Tennessee Motor Company Sullivan Street Shelby Neal Motor Company Highland Park Bloomingdale Alvin Grungell Houston Drug Co Broad St
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