Carl C Ross Is Honored At Birthday Party
Carl C Ross, CM 3/C, home for several weeks, was honored at a birthday party hosted by air and Mrs C C Rosas at their 1410 Walnut Street residence Wednesday night. Ross has served three years in the Navy, all at Pearl Harbor, and has re enlisted, now stationed at Charleston South Carolina. A three tier cake inscribed Happy Birthday and crystal décorations framed the event, with twenty two guests in attendance.
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Air
C. C Rosas
Walnut Street
Carl C. Ross
Young Ross
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Charleston
S. C
Carl Ross
C. C. Ross
Cora Lee Goins
Hobart Goins
Helen Rose
Lois Hickman
Margaret Goins
Shirley Blanche Goins
Arthur Goins
McAuliffe Family Attends Virginia Medical College Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McAuliffe and Miss Tillie Cyr traveled Sunday to Richmond for the Medical College of Virginia graduation exercises. Miss Virginia McAuliffe will graduate from the School of Nursing.
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W. J. McAulife
Tillie Cyr
Richmond
Medical Cor Jege
Virginia
Virginia McAuliffe
School of Nursing
Lenoir Citizen Discovers Sure Relief with VITAGA
A Lenoir City resident credits VITAGA with health benefits claiming it steadies nerves and removes body poisons. The ad promotes Vitaga as a mix of medicinal plants in a fresh state and urges readers to ask Cole Drug Stores for genuine VITAGA.
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Thousande
Cole Drug Sterns
Adyer Ramee
Shower Honors Mrs. Sam Powell Jr at Civic Auditorium
Hostesses Gene Mille Pat Calloway and Mrs. Frank Kise organized a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at the Civic Auditorium for Mrs. Sam Powell Jr the former Max Joan Beck. Madonna lilies and red roses decorated the rooms as about 35 guests attended and a dessert course was served.
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Gene Mille
Mew
Pat Callowy
Frank Kise
Civic Auditorium
Sam Powell, Jr
Max Joan Beck
Powell
Various Circle Meetings and Public Events Gather in City
Community clubs and church groups announce Monday and Tuesday gatherings across multiple homes and church halls. Mi Delta Chapter Esta Sigma Phi meets 7 30 pm at Mrs Zoerb. Circle six of W.S.6 at First Methodist with Mrs Patton Tucker. Circle seven with Miss Florie Price. Young Mothers Circle of Broad Street Church hosts a 7 pm pot luck. The Tennessee Rhythm Boys perform Monday 7 30 pm at Lone Star School, PTA sponsorship with cake walks and refreshments. Jessie Cronk Missionary Society annual picnic at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church lawn Monday 4 30 pm. Westview Wesley Fellowship meets Tuesday 8 pm at Mr and Mrs Gibson. Maple Street Methodist WSC8 meets June 8 at 7 30 with four hosts. Child Study Club Kingsport Utilities with Mrs Edwin Reed as guest speaker Tuesday 7 pm. Sullivan Gardens Child Study Club meets Tuesday 7 30 am with Mrs Cephas Sloan. Bethany Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meets Tuesday 7 30 pm. Cedar Grove Baptist Mission WMS meets Tuesday 11 am. Mary Fuller Sunday School Class Highland Park Methodist meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at Mrs Maxie Atkins home.
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Mi Delta Chapter
Esta Sigma Phi
Tennessee Rhythm Boys
Lone Star School
P.-T.a
P.T.A
Jessie Cronk
Westview Wealey Fellowship
J. H. Gibson
Wateree Street
Tuesaday
CS8
Maple Street Methodist Church
Mac Duncan
Myrtle Street
Robert Price
Bristol Highway
W. S. Cavendish
West Ravine Road
Cedar Grove
Tlal
Mary Fuller
Highland Park
W.mls
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
George Spahr
Sunnyside
H.D.C
Annie Mitchell
W.S.C.S
Broad Street Methodist Church
A. J. Stafford
Well
Kingsport Junior Welfare
James Gosnell
Horace Gray
Land Park Methodist Church
Georgia
WMS
First Baptist
Avon Broyles
Telford
Clifton Broyles
Ree
W.8.c
Flint
Methodist Church
Walter Moody
Sullivan
A. A. Slemp
Cliffalde
Community groups hold meetings and tours across region
Sulphur Springs and Bowmantown clubs hosted programs and a wiener roast at local school. Washington County Club plans a tour to the Deep South from July 26 to August 14. Various church circles and women’s groups meet Wednesday for socials, luncheons, devotions, and business sessions. The Limestone P.T.A. elects officers and promises summer meetings. The Edgewood Sewing Club plans a Thursday gathering at 2 pm.
Velma Roller Circle to Meet at Highland Park Church
The Velma Roller Circle of the Highland Park Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at the church with Mrs F L Sward and Mrs M W McDougald as hostesses. They will remember Pollyanna gifts and contributions for the family who lost their home by fire.
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Velma Roller
W.s.cs8
Highland Park Methodist Church
F. L. Sward
Man Should Avoid Aggressive Woman And Marry Own Fiancee Quickly
Dorothy Dix answers two readers about romance and marriage. A wife urged to quit pursuing her husband who loves another, while a man facing a persistent admirer is advised to say no and marry the woman he loves. The column also includes a case of a wife realizing her neglect may have driven her husband toward divorce.
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Dorothy Dix
Misa Dix
Ter
Matt
Chiatrist
Lesa
Worried Mother Answers About Her Daughter Dating
A mother counsels that a popular daughter with many dates has safety in variety. She warns against early marriage and urges the girl to know many boys before choosing. The text cites a man’s heart rate figures as a normal measure of masculine ardor.
4 H Girls May Try For Movies
Knoxville Tennessee 4-H girls under 13 with a regular 4-H project may enter a Hollywood movie. Aubrey Scott announces a storm family story with Four-H featured. Entry blanks from home agent or Milas Scott at U T Agricultural Extension Service Knoxville. Deadline June 16.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Hollywood
Aubrey Scott
Steresy
Milas Scott
U-T Agricultural Extension Service
Cnasy Sewing What it amariost of pattern 7180
An old advertisement promotes a cable stitching jacket pattern 7180 with sizes 12 24 and 16 18. It highlights easy charts photos and directions sold by Kingapart Times News Household Arts Dept and announces a 28 Alice Brooks NeedJework Book offering embroidery knitting crochet toys and children’s clothes.
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Gianal
Kingapart ‘Times- News
Household Arts Dept
Carleton Davis Picked for Aquatic School
Carleton Davis of Kingsport has been selected as the city’s representative for the National Red Cross Aquatic School in Broward North Carolina, starting Wednesday through June 18. After return, he plans to work at the Legion swimming pool for the summer. Sullivan Library Receives 350-Book Bequest Blountville A bequest from the late William Heln of New York brings 350 books to Sullivan County Library. The arrival coincides with Heln’s death last week. The collection includes 25 Sir Walter Scott novels and non fiction about history and biography.
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Larecon Davis
Ben C. Davis
Garden Drive
Kingsport
National Red Cross Aquatic School
Brownerd
North Carolina
Davis
Legion Awimming
Sullivan Library
Sir Walterf Scott
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