Missionary Meeting Tonight in Broad Street Church
Community notices describe a Broad Street Methodist Church Young People's Missionary Society meeting at 7 30 PM with attendees traveling from the church to Mrs J W Dobyns home on Watga street. Several local residents are listed as visiting relatives or attending events on the Fourth of July including Bristol Knoxville Gate City and Rogersville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Missionary
Sofety
Broad Street
Methodist Arch
J. W. Dobyns
Watga-street
Local Visits and Weekend Guests Across Bristol and Nearby Towns
Miss Zoe Weaver visits relatives in Erwin while Mr and Mrs A J Dean stay in Bristol over the weekend. Wirtsie of Bristol visits here on Saturday and Norah Kestner spends the weekend in Bristol with relatives. Rhea Bishop from Bristol visits friends yesterday. Dave Smith spends the week at his St Paul Virginia home. George Richmond and wife spend the weekend in Jonesboro. John Gilliam and children celebrate the Fourth in Bristol. Honinit a Wolfe visits relatives in Johnson City while Evelyn Baylor returns from Big Stone Gap Virginia. Mrs C E Howard and sons of Bristol are also mentioned in the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Dean
Bristol
Mr. Wirtsie
Anad
George Richmond
Jonesboro
John Gilliam
Agne
Legal fight looms over Scopes trial injunction effort
Tension grips Cookeville as plans to secure an injunction in the John Thom Scopes case unfold. Dr Neal and allies pursue court action to delay publicity while preparing for a possible Dayton influx amid the Tennessee law dispute on teaching evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Scopes
Neal
Cookeville
Gire
Dayton
Farmer Finds Two Men in Mountain Rescue Scene
Report from the mountains details the discovery of two abducted men. Chief Deputy Nick Bush raced to the summit to lead the investigation and identify their captors as crowds gathered at the hospital and sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Bowman
Nick Bush
Bowroan
Charges Frame-Up Spark City Probe in Tennessee
In Chattanooga on July 5, deputy sheriff Sam Godsey of Sequatchie County labeled the disappearance of Dr W D Mason veterinary surgeon and Lawrence Bowman feudist and aid to federal prohibition officers a frame-up. He said Bowman and Mason had been missing ten days on Signal Mountain and were tied to a tree when last seen, intended to discredit them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. D. Mason
Lawrence Bowman
Prohibition
Signal Mountain
Sam Godsey
Sherif
Sequatche County
Bowman
Mason
Novel life saving suit shown at Rotherwood tomorrow
N Brown arrived in Kingsport to demonstrate the Aud Life-Saving suit at Rotherwood pool tomorrow at 4 PM. The device, designed to prevent drowning and cold exposure, aims to support a congressional bill for better life saving equipment on vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotherwood
N. Brown
Carrol Reece
Kingsport
Brown
Thoma E. Aud
Congress
Carroll Reece
Keece
Aimaly
Broom
Ternoon
Mountain Moonshiners Clash Over Kidnapping Rumors
The article reports on two men Mason and Bowman found handcuffed to a tree in poor condition after a staged call about a sick horse led to their kidnapping. Sheriff Selman doubts abductions claims while investigators probe a rival mountain clan, possibly tied to the Godsey family, amid liquor violence warnings.
English Educators Long For American Generosity
Oxford England July 4. The writ in England of abundant philanthropy in aid of education cherished by American donors is failing to relieve Oxford women's colleges from slow starvation. Government grants of twenty thousand dollars yearly for ten years help little without broader expansion. Efforts to raise funds have yielded meager results, and most colleges face long waiting lists as room limits prevent admission for many qualified women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Eng
England
University College
Market Report From Louisville On Hogs Sheep Prices
Market notes from Louisville dated June 6 show hog prices steady to a quarter lower at 15.00 to 15.50 per hundredweight, hogs at 14.70, sheep at 26.25, ewes and wethers around 14.25, with slight declines across categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prean
Louisville
Castle
University Head Praises Gen Lee in Southern Speech
Dr. Henry Louis Smith president of Washington and Lee University lauds General Lee as embodying Puritan and Cavalier virtues. He portrays Lee as peacemaker and educator who rebuilt a bankrupt South, founding new colleges and professional schools to train leaders despite Civil War devastation.
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Agrociatea Press
Asheville
Lee
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lee University
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Appomattox
Dr. Smith
South
England
Egypt
Washington College
Blue Ridge
Men Wen
Yean
Wml
Fire officials link overcrowding to past blaze in city
Firemen say a ten week old fire left the building weakened and overcrowded conditions may have sparked tonight's incident. Officials assign the sole lesson and plan further steps tomorrow while all city night clubs and resorts remain closed pending inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leason
Hospitable Monks to Enter Hotel Business at St Bernard
The monks of the convent of St Bernard in Switzerland will run a new hotel near the monastery. Prolonged demand for lodging led to the decision to manage hospitality themselves and reap the revenue for their order rather than lease to a restaurateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernard
Switzerland
Convent of St Bernard
Antelope herd thriving in Canadian national park report
The Antelope herd in Nemiskam National Park, once reduced to 45 survivors after a 1916 preservation start, has grown to 236 animals. Breeding success is shown by 55 calves born in 1924, while explorers found the herd in Southern Alberta after discovery and protection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian National Park
Caliary
Alta
Canada
Nemiskam National Park
Prairies
Alberta
Fur Traders of North Win Battle With Arctic Winter
Edmondton July 4. Delayed summer message says Jack Hornby Malcolm Allan Stewart and Capt Critchell Bullock journeyed to MacKenzie in the Northwest Territories to buy furs and explore. They lived in a dugout all winter as high winds prevented tents. Fish caught under ice and caribou hunted on the Barrens formed their diet. Fuels hauled 30 miles to the dugout.
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Edmondton
Alta
Jack
Hornby
Malcolm
Allan Stewart
Critchell Bullock
MacKenzie
Northwest Territories
American Customs Followed In London Wedding
The wedding of Norman Baily Woolworth son of the late F M Woolworth of New York to Pauline Elizabeth Stanbury of London will take place at St Margaret's Westminster on Tuesday. The ceremony features a fan formation procession with a color coordinated bridal party. The bridesmaids wear identical pastel frocks and hats, with flowers arranged to match. The bride wears a silver dress with lace train. Edward Maher is best man and eight ushers, all Yale alumni, attend. Guests include bridesmaids from New York and Canada. A reception at the bride’s home precedes a continent hopping honeymoon and eventual return to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Norman Baily
Woolworth
F.’ Im
Edward Maher
Yale
New’ York
Canada
Ene. Blish
Continent
New York
Lime as a Key Soil Corrector in Fertility
State college agriculture experts note lime raises soil nitrogen through legume growth and improves overall fertility. Demonstrations show lime boosts crop production. farmer M. Oliver says lime would have paid for itself multiple times if bought five years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
M. Oliver
Sullivan County
Coffin to Be Made From Mahogany Bar in Nome
Barney Gibney, 69, a famed Dawson and Nome figure, will be buried in a coffin fashioned from the mahogany bar of the Gold Saloon in Dawson. He died Saturday after a three year illness and was known for benevolence in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nome
Alaska
Nom
Barney Gibney
Dawson
Yukon
Nome and Teller Gold Rsh
Gibney
Plattsburg
N. Y
Northland
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