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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
8
The text blends a Presbyterian Auxiliary column with a church creed about Christ's return and a social section listing a birthday dinner at Falls Branch. It mentions Mrs McCrary hosting relatives, guests from Memphis and Johnson City, and students returning for holidays, reflecting a small-town community page tone.
Sunday afternoon Rev M N Davennext filled his meeting here. Miss Sarah Hall spent Saturday night with Miss Zela Mate Hil. Prof Hodge spent Wednesday with Mr Voor. Mr and Mrs Owilliava Lady and Mr and Mrs Kinehold Hale visited Andrew Lady. Luther Slaughter had no misfortune spared, visited by Trevitt’s parents J E Hood Sunday. Ms Ray Gains her return to Johnson City after rheumatism, visited Pactohis. Revival meeting ended last week as ABC Wednesday Me daughter Mr dy Roxt of Johnson.
Morristown visitor C G Hate and Greeneville guest Miss Stokley spent holidays with local families. Farmers plowed fields Friday night. A Christmas program and church events were announced at Adams Chapel. School posts Christmas break and visitors attended gatherings at Reedy Creek and Gunnings.
A damaged 1920 newspaper fragment mentions changes to a telegraph or press item and references money, a magazine, and a person named Manse. The legible text hints at a month's timing and a public notice or article reformatting.
Readable text shows garbled lines about circulars and a person or place uncertain. The snippet resembles an archival note with incomplete phrases and no clear event, date, or participants to anchor a proper news item.
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