JUST AROUND THE CORNER Retired Army sergeant marks 23 years service
Fist Sergeant William A. Kerns, 42, retires after more than 23 years in the U.S. Army with service in Europe. He is the son of Clinchport and Kingsport residents. The report lists other local service members—privates Sensabaugh Poore and Dingus—completing courses at Fort Polk and Fort Gordon, Attending Radford College counselors, and an airman arriving at Shaw AFB.
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William A. Kerns
U.S. Army
Kerns
Clinchport
Sadie M. Kerns
Robertson Street
Kingsport
Central Army Group
Europe
Nickelsville
Radford College
Front Kingsport
Donald G. Sensabaugh
Tommy P. Poore
Fort Polk
Sensabaugh
E. Sullivan Sr
Exit Tennessee State University
Poore
Tom P. Poore
Sylvan Dr
Sullivan High School
Benjamin A. Acton
Mary C. Acton
South Rim
Grand Canyon
Aviz
Shaw Afb
D. C
Turkey
George A. Acton
Kearny
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Thatcher
Betty
Bascom Barrett
Rt. 1
Ten
Army
William M. Haynie
Willow Lane Dr
New Albany
Miss
Haynie
Edith E. Robertson
Inwood Dr
W. P. Daniel High School
Mildred’s Beauty School
Tupelo
Igs
J. G. Anderson
Clarence G. Long Jr
Church Hill
Temm
U.S. Army Training Center
Fort Gordon
Anderson
Chriss S. Anderson
Church Hill High School
Long
Route 3
Tom Still
Donald M. Dingus
Dewey S. Dingus
Route 2
Army Southeastern Signal School
Fort, Gordon
Dingus
Fort Jackson
C. Dingus
Kelron High School
Plimpton Press Incorporated
la Porte
Ind
Love That Diet Talk by Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett notes women buy crash diet magazines seeking a painless quick fix, similar to people buying quitting smoking books. They want an easy path to weight loss or cessation, not a long term calorie watching journey.
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Ruth Millett
Ipl
Wade Nichols
Los Angeles
Mr. Nichols
Is Working Mother Expecting Too Much
Dear Mrs Lawrence counsels a working mother on house chores for children, suggesting pay for tasks and balancing emotional and practical rewards. The columnist warns against coercion, noting mothers face unique strains and that children must learn responsibility without forced labor.
Birth announcements list numerous newborns and families
A flood of birth notices lists names of newborns, their parents, and birth details. The items cite residences in Prescott, Lamont Street, Island Drive, and other local streets with delivery locations HVCH Munal Clinic HVCIL LIVCH and HVGH, and weights ranging from about 4 to 10 pounds.
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Laquila JI Barnes
Harald Barnes
Prescott, Drive
HVCH
Mark Doyle DeBoard
Elmer Doyle
Lamont Street
Jolly Delana Bloomer
William Michael Lambert
Ralph Lambert
Anule
G. Kingsport
HVCIL
Ibs
Roper Craig Pleming
Hansel Roger Fleming
Forest View Road
William Eugene Fields, Jr
William Eugene Fields
Orebank
HVGH
Mark Douglas Simpson
James D. Simpson Jr
Lowell Drive
Munal Clinic
Christina Selene Gregory
Da‘lvis C. Gregory
Island ‘Drive
Dune
Jamie Carrol Free
Gerald M. Free
Meriatha Street
Steven Dayan Reed
Darvis Reed
Bloomingdale Pike
Myna Chico Teaches Talk at 410 Roller St
Kingsport resident keeps Chico the Myna in a cage at 410 Roller St. The 3-year-old bird, bought in Daytona Beach, Florida, can say about 25 words and enjoys a varied diet. Owner Mrs. Livesay notes Chico’s unique ability to mimic English without a craw and his daily ritual of shredding paper.
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Kingsport
Chico
Roller SL
Cline Livesays
Daytona Beach
Fla
Florida
Poetry Of The South Discussed At Dixie Study Club
Mrs. Fred Fulkerson presented a program on Fayre Southern Poetry at the Dixie Study Club meeting. She began with Sid ney Lanier and Edgar Allan Poe, read Sarah Teasdale in I Shall Not Care, and finished with a poem by Eleanor Bullock, a local library employee. The gathering was at Mrs. B S Sullivan home with Mrs. Clea Hough co host. New members Mrs. Donald Massey and Mrs. Vance Cox were welcomed.
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Fred Fulkerson
Dixie Study Club
Sidney Lanier
Edgar Allen Poe
Sarah Teasdaly
Council Reveals Plans For Luncheon
The Kingsport Council of Garden Clubs outlines plans for its annual luncheon in October. Each club must bring a fresh cut arrangement under 18 by 15 by 10 inches. An attendance award and an achievement award will be given, plus a distinction for the most outstanding garden club woman of the year. There will be no Council flower show this year. Garden clubs in the Kingsport area are urged to attend the next meeting on September 14 in the public library conference room.
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Kingsport Council of Garden Clubs
Tthe Council
Garden Club
Kingspurl
Outdoor Towel Handy Tool for Sports and Garden Use
An outdoor towel designed for sportsmen and gardeners attaches to a belt with a nylon snap strap. Made of rattan ferry and machine washable, it offers convenient wiping and clean-up on the go.
Night blooming flowers attract bats in arizona
Some species of night blooming flowers attract and feed bats to assure pollination. The long nosed bats of Arizona favor blooms of the giant saguaro cactus.
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Arizona
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Mediterranean
Ania Seyler
Myna
Mrs. Cline Livesay
Roller St
Cline Livesay
Times-News
Tom Mosier
Barry
Paul Curtis Ferrell
Paul Curtis ‘Ferrell
Ohireh Hill
Craig Steven Hackler
Glenn Allan Hackler
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Kelly Stephen Vaughn
Jerry W. Vaughn
Kinpsport
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Tammy Lynn Wagers
James B Wagers
Darlene Kay White
Arlene Gay White
P. C. White
Gibbs Road
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Ariens
Melissa Renee Maness
Diminie Cris Maness
Parkerson Drive
RVCH
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Maxine Cates
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Godbye
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