Pratt Russell Wedding Ties City Couple in Private Ceremony
Miss Josephine Russell and Mr. Thomas Herring Pratt wed yesterday at the bride’s sister's home with immediate relatives and a close friend present. The ceremony was performed by Dr. J. H. Clifford. The couple plans a two week wedding trip and will reside at the Roller Club in Kingsport.
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Ring Pratt
Percy DeGroat
J. H. Clifford
Russell
Kingsport
Mr. Pratt
Agnes J. Pratt
Ridgefield
N. J
New York City
Washington and Lee University Law School
Kingsport Publishing Company
Pratt
Roller Club
Recital by Mrs Geiger’s Music Pupils at High School
Music pupils of Mrs. E. M. Geiger will give a recital at the High school auditorium Friday evening June 18. The public is invited.
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E. M. Geiger
Marriage of Emily Tate to Solon Harris Rhodes
Announced marriage between Miss Emily Sophie Tate of Gate City and Solon Harris Rhodes of the Richard K. Meade Company. The ceremony took place at the M. E. Church South in Bristol Virginia on June 9. They will reside in Kingsport after June 15.
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Emily Sophie Tate
Eliza Jane Tate
Gate City
Solon Harris Rhodes
Richard K. Meade Company
M. E. Church
South
Bristol
Rhodes
Kingsport
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Travel
Mr and Mrs James Hammer of Indianapolis en route to Los Angeles paused to see Hamer's sister Mrs John Bowman in town. Mrs W A Harmon returned from Wilmington Del where she visited daughter Mrs E C Humphreys. Dr W L Gannaway and daughter Mary Belle of Abingdon were guests of Mrs Belle Pierce. Mrs J C Ratliff left for Johnson City to make her home. Mrs Blaine Milburn visiting Harriman Tenn. Miss Margaret Russell of Washington staying with sister Mrs Percy DeGroat. Mr and Mrs Adam D Crouch of Johnson City in town yesterday. Mrs B H Baylor visiting her mother in Dungannon Va. Mr and Mrs Harry Nelms moved from Sevier Terrace to Broad and Wanola.
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James Hammer
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Hamer
John Bowman
Bowman
W. A. Harmon
Wilmington, del
E. C. Humphreys
J. C. Ratliff
Johnson City
Harry Nelms
Sevier Terrace
Broad and
Wanola
Jubilo Year Begins As Kingship Symbol Burns Bright
A playful jingle quotes the phrase De Mas a run and Da y stay in a festive nod to the kingdom and the year of Jubilo. The excerpt hints at celebratory language surrounding a ceremonial year transition.
Kingsport Boy Joins Navy Transferred to Tennessee
Samuel P. Clyce of Kingsport has recently joined the navy and has been transferred to the U. S. S. Tennessee, according to reports received.
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Samuel P. Clyce
Kingsport
Navy
U. S. S. Tennessee
Sunday Services in Kingsport Churches
Sunday services in Kingsport churches led by S. B. Ogle with Sunday school at 9 45 a m E M Geiger superintendent The Sunbeam Band meets at 3 p m Mrs W F Eaton junior BY Pu at 7 15 p m Coleston superintendent Senior BY P U at 7 15 p m Hillman superintendent The night service subject is In the Good Old Summer Time Special music and a welcome to all.
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S. B. Ogle
E. M. Geiger
Sunbeam Band
W. F. Eaton
B. Y. Pl Us
Coleston
Hillman
Jubilo Hobo Tale Promises Laughs at Strand Theatre
Will Rogers hosts a human, down to earth portrayal in Jubilo a film about a hobo who stumbles into Work and Romance via a big train hold up. Audiences will relate to his emotions and enjoy more entertainment than expected. The Strand Theatre advertises the Saturday showing.
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Felow
Will Rogers
Strand Theatre
Adv
House extends funds for road construction before adjournment
The House moved to extend the period for which $7,000,000 already appropriated for road construction in conjunction with states would be granted under the Central Road Act. The funds would revert to the general treasury on June 30 if not extended. Representative Sam R. Sells of Tennessee, acting chairman of the roads committee, handled the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
General Treasury Fund
Sam R. Sells
First
Tennessee
Committee On Roads
Tennessee Funding Sought for Highway Commission
A proposal would allot near twenty cents per car for highway work, with the Ledis bill aiming to appropriate 100 million dollars annually for the next fiscal year starting July 1, pending congressional action.
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Tennessee
Ate Highway Commission
Ihe Ledis
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