Week in Society Kingsport clubs and gatherings
A summary of weekly social events in Kingsport includes D A members meeting on Main Street, Country Club gatherings, teas for Miss Audre Jones at Ye Dutch Tea Shoppe, drama club at Rev Dudney home, Moose heart Legion special meeting, bridge party, Weednesday Club with Mrs Smith, missionary society at Holy Trinity Lutheran, quilting at Mrs Neil, First Baptist Doreas Class meeting, and a First M E church picnic at Rotherwood with young men hosting the ladies.
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Kingsport Council No
D. of A
Thelma Stewart
Lulu Jantz
Audre Jones
Kingsport Drama Club
Thomas E. Dudney
Women
Mooseheart Legion
M. W. Wood
Weednesday
Walter F. Smith
Wataugs Street
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
T. C. Clardy
Sevier Terrace
E. S
W. D. Neil
Doreas
First Baptist Church
Charles Palmer
M. E. Church
Rotherwood
Country Club to Meet Monday Afternoon at Clubhouse
The Country Club will hold its regular Monday meeting at the usual hour with Mrs. Max Y Parker hosting. The Book Club plans a gathering next Thursday at 3 PM at Mrs. A D Brockman's home on Watauga Street.
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Country Club
Max Y. Parker
Book Club
A. D. Brockman
Watauga Street
Fidelis Class to Meet with Mrs Ben Carson Monday Evening
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist church will gather with Mrs Ben Carson at the Center Street Apartments on Monday evening at 7 30 o clock.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Ben Carson
Center Street
Kingsport Council D A to Meet Monday Evening
The Kingsport Council D A will meet in the regular hall on Main Street Monday evening. The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock with Mrs. Walter Cox on Watauga Street. Lelia Bagley Missionary Society members and two guests enjoyed a Shipp's Spring picnic Friday night. Loyal Matrons Class of First Christian Church urged attendance for Pentecost observance with special seating for the Lord's Supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport Council D. OF A
Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Cox
Watauga Street
Lelia Bagley
First Christian Church
Ladies Aid Meeting At First Christian Church
The Ladies Aid of the First Christian church will meet with Mrs. J. M. Pyle on Ravine street Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. W. EB. Webb as assisting hostess. All members are urged to be present.
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Ladies Aid OF
First Christian Church
Mrs. Pyle
Ladies Aid of the
J. M. Pyle
Ravine Street
W. EB. Webb
Workers Council Monthly Meeting at Williams Home
The Workers Council of First Presbyterian church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Williams on Watau.
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First Presbyterian Church
George Williams
Watau
Sunday school teachers urged to attend Monday meeting
Inga street notices call all officers and teachers of Sunday school to gather Monday evening at 8 o'clock for an important meeting. The item stresses participation and organizational duties.
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Ga Street
Tolbert Bolton Engagement Announced for Savannah and John
Mr and Mrs George W Tolbert announce the engagement of their daughter Savannah Carolyn to Mr John Edward Bolton of Middlesboro Kentucky. The wedding is set for Wednesday June eighteenth at the bride’s parents home on Ravine street.
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John Edward Bolton
Middlesboro
Ravine Street
Picnic at Shipp Spring Enjoyed by Mead Fibre Staff
The Mead Fibre Company office force held a Tuesday evening picnic at Shipp Spring. Attendees included Misses Thema Hick am Myrtle Hick am Edith Hammona Maggie Hammona Hesba Addington Grace Smith Georgia Totten Georgia Neal and Messrs. Jesse Chatman McKinley Jones Jim Livingston Hugh Ba ley Herbert George Frank Ellis Ray regg and Peanut Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipp Spring
The
Mead Fibre Company
Misses Thema
Myrtle Hickam
Edith
Maggie Hammona
Hesba Addington
Grace Smith
Georgia Totten
Georgia Neal
Jesse Chatman
McKinley Jones
Jim Livingston
Hugh Baley
Herbert George
Frank Ellis
Ray Regg
Peanut Reed
Personal Shower Honors Miss Audre Jones on Watauga Street
Miss Theresa McLellan hosted a personal shower at her Watauga Street home last evening in honor of Miss Audre Jones. The event featured bridge with Miss Thelma Stewart taking high score, winning a bottle of perfume. Punch was served followed by an ice course refreshment.
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Theresa McLellan
Watauga Street
Audre Jones
Thelma Stewart
Birthday Party for Ray Haynes Celebrated in Pink Decor
Mrs R R Haynes hosted a delightful Thursday afternoon birthday party for her son Ray. The dining room featured pink and white decor and a large white cake with nine candles. Children played games, opened gifts, and enjoyed cake and ice cream with guests including Charles and Calvin McDavid Luther Martin Raymond Leonard Emory and Anna Lee Spears Mildred Thompson Tom Jackie and Beryl Shipley Leon and Junior Owens Carl and Laura May Price Junior Je ters Davis Overby Jean Carrol Ray and Bruce Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Haynes
Ray
Charles
Calvin McDavid
Luther Martin
Raymond Leonard
Emory
Anna Lee Spears
Mildred Thompson
Tom
Jackie
Beryl Shipley
Leon
Junior Owens
Carl
Laura May Price
Junior Jeters
Davis Overby
Jean Carrol
Bruce Haynes
Mrs Hodge to sail for Europe with party from Bristol
Mrs Luther Hodge of Bristol sails to Europe with sister Miss Gladys Bunn and later joins Miss Edith Blackwell Ruth Milbrand and Mrs V L Metz. They depart on the 13th for Europe, visiting France Germany Italy Switzerland and England. Hodge will sketch and research in art galleries in Florence Paris and London for two weeks each, returning to Bristol mid September. She is daughter of Mrs H O Bunn.
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Luther Hodge
Bristol
New York
Gladys Bunn
Edith Blackwell
Ruth Milbrand
V. L. Metz
Europe
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
England
Hodge
Pritti College
Florence
Clumby Museum
Paris
British Museum
London
Happiness in Small Things From A Scrap Book
From a Scrap Book by Kathryn Post Jameson, a devotional meditation on daily joys. It lists simple treasures such as a faded flower, a child's laughter, loving touch, a warm hearth, sea and sunset, stars, and a kind deed, asking the Lord to let these joys endure.
Century Rebecca Lodge 266 Regular Meeting Notice
The Century Rebecca Lodge No 266 will hold its regular meeting Friday June 13 at 7 30 o clock at the hall on Main Street. Election of officers will occur and other important business will be brought before the lodge. Members are urged to attend and full attendance is expected.
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Rebecca Lodge No. 266
Main Street
Attending Basworth Dental Banquet in Bristol
A Bristol dental banquet and business meeting drew attendees including Dr. W. Y. Hutchins and assistants Miss Lucile McLain and Miss Clara Loftain, Dr. S. L. Smith and assistant Miss Irene Pectol, Dr. R. P. Moss and assistant Miss Pauline Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basworth Dental
Bristol
W. Y. Hutchins
Lucile McLain
Clara Loftain
S. L. Smith
Irene Pectol
R. P. Moss
Pauline Stafford
Miss Ella Kate Phillips Hosts Bridge Party
Miss Ella Kate Phillips and Miss Florence Harr of Blountville entertained their high school class of 26 with a four table bridge party last Friday. The Phillips home was decorated with pink roses and an ice course was served. Guests included Madames Gaines Adams Sam Fogarty Bryan Isley W M Phillips Margaret Cox Edna Wine Nellie Harpe Eva Weaver Mildred Sawyer Lillian Sawyer of Asheville and Messrs Gaines Adams George Hobbs Sam Fogarty Hal Phillips Leland Holt.
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Ella Kate Phillips
Florence Harr
Blountville
Miss Phillips
Gaines Adams
Sam Fogarty
Bryan Isley
W. M. Phillips
Mises Margaret Cox
Edna Wine
Nellie Harpe
Eva Weaver
Mildred
Lillian Sawyer
Asheville
Messrs
Gaines
Marriage of Denver B Marion and Alma Neighbors at Johnson City
The ceremony took place at 4 at First Presbyterian Church Johnson City with Dr Warner H Dubose officiating. Bride attendant Alma Gibson, witnessed by close friends. Jack O Dell served as best man. The couple plans a ten day Washington City trip and will reside in Rogers Apartments Lynn Street after. Mrs Marion previously taught at Dobyns Bennett in Kingsport and studied at George Washington Peabody College.
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Denver B. Marion
Johnson City
Blountville
Alma Elizabeth Neighbors
Kelleytown
Ala
First Presbyterian Church
Warner H. Dubose
Alma Gibson
Jack O’dell
Marion
Dobyns-Bennett High School
Kingsport
Roy Seals
West Poplar Street
George Washington Peabody College of
Nashville
Washington City
Rogers Apartments
Lynn Street
H. C. Kenny
Community organizational meetings and times
The notice lists multiple meetings this Friday across local groups: Workers Council of First Presbyterian Church at 8:00 led by Mrs. George Williams. Fidelis Class of First Baptist Church at 7:30 led by Mrs. Ben Carson. Country Club at 3:00. Kingsport Council D of A at 7:30 in the regular hall on Main. American Legion Auxiliary at 8:00 led by Mrs. Walter Cox. Ladies Aid of Istian Church at 3:00 led by Mrs. J. M. Pyle. Thereday Book Club at 3:00 led by Mrs. A. D. Brockman on Watauga Avenue. Friday Century Rebecca Lodge No. 266 at 7:30 in hall on Main Street.
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Workers Council
First Presbyterian Church
George Wiliams
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Ben Carson
Country Club
Kingsport Council
D. of A
Main Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Walter Cox
Ladies Aid of
Istian Church
J. M. Pyle
A. D. Brockman
Watauga Avenue
Rebecca Lodge
Hall
Social Roundup of Visitors and Local Duties in Kingsport
Greeneville business visitor Mr Harvey Reaves meets Kingsport hosts while Miss Bertie Atkinson and others spend weekends with relatives in Coalfield Knoxville and Bristol. Illnesses, operations and travel notes thread through a long list of guests and engagements including church supper plans at Morrisons Chapel on June 21 and a visit by the Ohio State Orchestra to Tate Springs.
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Ann Ae
Harvey Reaves
Greeneville
Kingsport
Morrisons Chapel
John Williams
Columbus
Ohio
Williams
Tate Springs
Ohio State Orchestra
Mrs Shelton returns home after Nashville visit
Mrs H P Shelton, former guest of Mr and Mrs George Shelton, goes back to Nashville this week. Mrs W B Steele also returns to Roanoke after visiting Mr and Mrs H T Obershain on Hammond avenue.
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W.T. Herdson of
Roanoke
Mrs
H. T. Obershain
Hammond, Avenue
H. P. Shelton
George Shelton
Nashville
Mrs Tom Shipley Visit in Greene County
Mrs Tom Shipley and children Tom Jackie and Beryl are spending several days in Greene County visiting friends and relatives.
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Tom Shipley
Tom
Jackie
Beryl
Greene County
Relatives to Be Joined by Charles L Coley in Indianapolis
Mrs. Coley will be joined at Indianapolis by her son Charles L Coley of Indiana, who will accompany the relatives home after their visit.
Turquoise and White Jewelry Forefront in Paris Styles
Turquoise colored jewelry is the newest and smartest in Paris. Triple strand necklaces of various lengths, bracelets, and pendant brooches of carved turquoise are paired with white satin ensembles. An outstanding couturier recommends white satin outfits with turquoise jewelry for red-haired and pale-skinned titian beauties.
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Paris
Wraparound Skirt Hides Printed Shorts in Resort Wear
Paris summer fashion shows unveil plain colored shantung suits for resort wear. A pleated wraparound skirt conceals printed shantung shorts matching a sleeveless blouse with sun back. Some shorts resemble athletic types while matching big hats complete the look.
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Paris
Couturier
Sugar loaf motif jewelry note from Paris dressmakers
Sugar loaf earrings, a costume jewelry novelty, are offered by a famed Paris dressmaker. Typical designs include single crystal cubes on silver chains and four-cube square pendant strings, with triangle forms also seen. Pendent cubes appear on bracelets and leather wristlets worn by sportswomen with enameled or ivory cubes.
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Paris
Nine-Tenths Coats Dominate Paris Hot Weather Dress
Paris reports the nine-tenths length coat as the season's hot weather staple. The single tenth allows a contrasting dress skirt to show beneath a georgette crepe or wool voile coat. Short sleeves pair with bright dress sleeves, with coats in black and white or color combos like pine green, navy, and powder blue.
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Paris
Peplum Skirted Jacket Chic Evening Wraps At Hips
Paris fashion notes that short evening wraps are seen as chic for summer with hip length as the sole restriction. The peplum skirted jacket with cape or puff sleeves, in velvet, faille or taffeta, is praised as the newest stylish choice for evening wear. Velvet wraps with black or white ensembles and gloves, and pale or turquoise blues with white costumes, are popular. The ermine wrap remains a debutante favorite, paired with waist length straight jackets and seven eighths sleeves.
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Associated Press
Paris
Faille
Taffeta
Debbies Find Recreation At Flying And Riding In Washington
Debutantes from last season are building muscle and endurance for next winter as Flying and Riding in Washington clubs brim with sporty young women. Smart sports attire replaces ballroom gowns as Frances Waggaman delays social plans to travel via China route. Engracia Freyer, daughter of Captain and Mrs. Frank Freyer, remains a popular debutante and is seen daily with car or horse.
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Washington
Frances Waggaman
Instea
China
San Franc
Engracia Freyer
Frank Freyer
Filigree Accents Dress Accessories in Summer Fashion
Washington summer fashion highlights a silver filigree necklace and long earrings worn with a green taffeta evening dress by Miss Lilita Dawson. The ensemble features a tight fitting bodice and a long skirt, showcasing coordinated jewelry and gown style.
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Washington
Lilita Dawson
Fashionable women swap artificial shoulder flowers for waistline accents
Paris reports a trend where the artificial flowers once worn on the left shoulder are moved to the front of evening dresses or near the waistline. A gardenia on the foresleeve of a navy coatdress becomes a chic touch, as stylish women adopt the new placement.
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Paris
Antique earrings add to costumes in Washington
Miss Elizabeth Shirley wears silver imitation diamond pendant earrings, described as rare old Brazilian antiques obtained in Peru. She pairs them with a black velvet evening gown featuring a fitted waist and a panelled skirt of varying lengths.
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Washington
Elizabeth Shirley
Peru
Home accidents ranked second to autos in study
New Haven Conn The Travellers Insurance Company reports that homes account for about half of domestic accidents while auto collisions remain the leading cause of injuries. The study highlights that falls at home are a major source of harm.
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New Haven
Conn
Travellers Insurance Company
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Miss Fannie Pendleton
Mrs. Harold McDaniel
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U. T
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Bluefield
W. Va
Glenn Bruce
Fredda Starnes
State Teachers College
D. E. Ritter
Miss Mattie Smith
Mr. Ritter
Rutledge
R. O. Slaughter
Roan Mountain, Tenn
L. V. Slaughter
F. M. Kelly
Lynchburg, Va
R. P. Kelly
T. B. Yancey
Howard A. Kelly Hospital
Baltimore
F. M. Fuller
Speers Ferry, Va
I. M. Fuller
H. J. Fuller
T. J. Palmer
Mr. Obershain
D. L. Obershain
Roanoke, Va
Donald McFadden, Jr
Sequoia Hills
Knoxville, Tenn
Tom Allen
Ethel Burgess
Joe Pectol
John Darnell
Harold McDannell
Alma Eliabeth
J. A. Dudney
A.J. Glass
Worley Fleenor
Rev. Sullins Dosser
Pennington Gap
Big Stone Gap
Clarice Moore
J. L. Coley
J. W
R. C. Taylor
Stanley and
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Louisville
Price & Ramey Insurance
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Clinchfield Drug Co
Miss Stokeley
Diana Merwin
J.w.campbell
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WM. B. Kinnear Music Studio
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