Social Calendar and Club Activities Listing
Social calendar lists events from Monday through Friday including meetings for Graduate nurses and Legion Auxiliary at First Baptist Church Johnson City. Also violin pupils Elsie Artz, Broad Street Methodist circles, First Baptist and Presbyterian auxiliaries, First Methodist circles, and dances at Chilhowee Park Knoxville and Country Club Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. P. Moss
Elsie Artz
Johnson City
P.m. Legion Auxiliary
Broad Street Methodist Church
St. Dominic Guild
A. B
BPWC Convention In Paris 1937 Lelia Bagley Society
The BPWC convention in Paris 1937 was cited as the 1987 convention city following an executive meeting in Bristol. Awards honored Kingsport for best editorial and Jackson for best educational work, with multiple clubs winning trophies and Cookeville slated to host a forthcoming board meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parts
Tennessee
Tennessee Federation of Business and Professional Women
Bristol
Kingsport Club
Beat
Sullins College
Bess Newland
Rosalie Carter
Franklin
Lola Long
State Street Methodist Church
DeWitt P. Miller
W. E. Martin
Sullins
Delia Taylor
Rockwood
Miami
Taylor
Charl O. Williams
Jackson Club
Marion McClench
Lower East Tennessee
Kingsport
Chattanooga
Cookeville
Springfield
Nashville
Strictly in the Mood of Summer Marian Martin Pattern Ad
A vivid Marian Martin summer pattern spread promotes lightweight frocks with bright fabrics and clever lines. It highlights a jaunty collar, cape sleeves, and a slim panel. includes a Lew chart and patterns priced at 89 and 25 cents with order details from The Kingsport Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Prand
Marian Martin Lew
Kingsport Times
Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
Graduation at Virginia Tech for Charles Tate of VP I
Mrs. Munsengill of Piney Flats attends commencement in Blacksburg to witness Charles Tate graduate from Virginia Tech's chemical engineering school. Tate, among the top in his department, will join Eastman Kodak in Rochester, N Y, starting June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ta
M. D. Munsengill
Piney Flats
Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Charles Tate
Chemical Engineering
Tate
Phi Lambda Upsilon Chemical Fraternity
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
Measengill
T. Ellyson Starnes
Petersburg
Local Ripersonals Summers and Visits Across Towns
Miss Alva Brooks returns to her Greeneville home for summer. Elva Shipley also returns to Greeneville for a visit with Mrs. D. W. McCay of Rowan Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Marcia Quinn and son Jody vacation in Knoxville with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bruce. Bob Bruse and Wilson Smith leave for Daytona Beach for two weeks. Leonard Shawker and son Ralph Bedford go to Cragersville Virginia for summer with relatives. Mrs. Ernest White R. N. of Cleveland Ohio and son J. T. arrive to spend the summer with sister Maude Marshall. Miss Nell Faust of Hiltons Virginia and Mr Born Hert of Knoxville visit Atlantic City and Daytona Beach then return by boat via New York. Elizabeth Shipley and Marjorie Shipley of Jonesboro spend weekend with Sara Allen Briscoe, UT 1936 graduate. Evelyn Fullbright leaves for Texas after visiting her sister Kate Fullbright. sister will visit Springfield Arkansas and Texas. Charles Smallwood returns from UT summer vacation with parents C. H. Smailwood and Holston Haights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Faust
Hiltons, Va
Born Hert
Knoxville
Atlantic City
Daytona Beach
Fla
New York
Charles Smallwood
University of Tennessee
C. H. Smailwood
Holston Haights
Federal auto tax revenues show rise in first quarter
Federal excise collections on automotive products rose 14.3 percent in the first quarter of 1936, the American Petroleum Industries Committee reports. Nine levies brought in 72,117.68 dollars, up from 62,108,255 the year before, with the manufacturers tax on autos and motorcycles surging 64.7 percent to 15,024,356 dollars due to a boom in sales. Gasoline taxes led all items at 87,726,424 dollars, over 46 percent higher than a year ago, though winter weather likely tempered activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Petroleum Industries Committee
Thompson’s Claim to Governorship Sparks Illinois Race
Springfield dispatch says William Hale Thompson declared he will be the next Illinois governor, aiming to win in November against Democrat Henry Horner and Republican C Wayland Brooks. The note mentions party affairs and Shelby County politics as Crump plans August primary prep and travels to the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
William Hale Thompson
Big Bill
Henry Horner
C. Wayland Brooks
Memphis
Ylune
Ea H. Crump
Shelby County
Shelby
Battle Creek
Mich
Philadelphia
Staples for Happy Husbands in Caroline Chatfield Column
Caroline Chatfield argues husbands seek divorce mainly when another woman enters the picture. She cites need for understanding, companionship, physical comfort, and approval as the key staples at home. Readers are urged to balance marriage ledgers to avoid red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xanthippe
Mama
Papa
Caroline Chatfield
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Society
Saturseny
Lelia Bagley Society
Lelia Bagley
Sullivan
Washington
Unicoi
Hawkins
Greene Counties
First Christian Ladies Aid Society
Ladies' Aid Society
The
First Christian Church
J. B. Bowles
Charlemont Street
Floyd Ebrogies
Cooks Valley
Kosy Korner Klub
V. L. Kennerly
Johnson City Highway
J. F. Bray
Gate City Road
St. Stephen's Church
Richmond
James Hardin George
Christ Church Cathedral of St. Louis
William Freeman Blackard
Munsey Memorial
Paris
Editorial
Rae Agag
Ome
Federal Housing Administration
Directoire
Alva Brooks
Greeneville
Elva Shipley
D. W. McCay
Rowan, Tenn
M. P. Covert
Marcia Quinn
Jody
Mr. Quinn
Glen Bruce
Bob Bruse
Wilson Smith
Leonard Shawker
Ralph Bedford
Cragersville
Ernest White
R. N
Cleveland
Ohio
J. T
Maude Marshall
Elizabeth Shipley
Marjorie Shipley
Jonesboro
Sara Allen -Briscoe
Miss Briscoe
Evelyn Fullbright
Texas
Kate Fullbright
Ark
ASK Bennett & Edwards, Inc
Broad Street
Kingsport, Tenn
Adcudential Company of America
Insurance
Edward D. Dubfield
Home Office
Newark, N. J
Mr. Longfellow
McCormick & Co, Inc
Baltimore
Maryland
Lemely
Asion Garden
Envo
W. O. Self
Salvation Army
Rev. Self
South
Thompson
Tama
Chatfield
Alaytag
Wayraa Com
Ikon
Dobyns-Taylor
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