Quiet Town Notes and Local Events
Local society editor notes daily schedules and a church bake sale at Peirce's Jug Store. A wedding in town unites Miss Etta Mae Fields and Mr. Luther Barnett at the bride’s home with plans to reside here. Also, Class Meeting at First Presbyterian Sunday school includes lemonade and refreshments after the business session.
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Broad Street Methodist Church
Peirce’s
Jug Store
Daisy Wild
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Evelyn Cloid
Rosa ‘Feagins
Glue Stallard
Okie Crowe
Helen Showalter
Glessie ‘Fories
Edith Showalter
Drewcilla “Rowland
Bonnie
Fashion notes on Gilbrae chambray and Hart Schaffner coats
The piece describes Gilbrae chambray fabrics in New York, their colors and dressy look for mothers and daughters, plus a fall Hart Schaffner and Marx show at Fifth Avenue. It notes shorter coats, bold patterns like mosaic, trellis, herringbone, and fabrics such as tweeds and ceviots, with mannequins chosen by Gibson and McMein.
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Fifth Avenue
Charles Dana Gibson
Neysa McMein
Jean Lamont
Bethel Ryan
Authelma Stevens
Dorothy Malloy
Martha Gonzales
Doris Freeman
Shetland
Local visitors and residents noted in Kingsport area
List of residents and visitors including Mr Lee Duckett ill at home in Old Kingsport and others such as Mr Tobe Everette of Bristol, Mr George Anderson of Ore Bank, Mr Frank Brown of Greeneville, and Mr and Mrs A B Wesler of Fordtown visiting the city. Mrs Jim Pyle attends Milligan College state convention. Mr and Mrs S A Dorsett mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lee Duckett
Tobe Everette
Bristol
George Anderson
Ore Bank
A. B. Wesler
Fordtown
Jim “Pyle
Milligan College
Tenn
Local residents plan trips and visits this weekend
Families and individuals from the area prepare weekend travel to Knoxville Bluefield and Norton while others arrive from Princeton and LaMolette. Mr A D Brockman and kin head to Bluefield W V. Rev Thomas Priddy and Earnestine visit from Princeton W Va. Mr Roy Smith travels from LaMolette Tenn by motor. Howard Bullin joins Homestead staff in Greeneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Priddy
Earnestine
Princeton, W. Va
Local notes from Knoxville and Rogersville gathering
Fragmentary clipping notes a Democratic party event in Knoxville or Rogersville with mentions of Mrs Long and her aunt Mrs Becher visiting for a time. The text references a summer vacation, a church, and a state convention context with uncertain details.
Editor Goes West for Six Week Vacation
Howard Long editor of The Kingsport Times leaves Kingsport for Silex Missouri with Lukin Brown Roanoke College student to visit Dn J A Brown father of Mr Long. Long will hunt fish and enjoy western state pleasures and expects to return about July 20.
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Howard Long
Kingsport
Blountville
Silex
Moose Lodge Meeting Tonight At Broad Street Hall
The Moose Lodge will hold a meeting tonight at Moose Hall on Broad Street at 7 20 PM. Members are urged to attend, as several important matters require full attendance. Refreshments will be served and members are asked to bring another member to boost turnout.
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Moose Hall
Through the Red Sea of Faith and Fear
Adda C Hall reflects on biblical crossing as a metaphor for life. The Red Sea appears as a barrier we must pass with steadfast trust in God. Despair gives way to deliverance as divine guidance leads safely through stormy waters.
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Adda C. Hall
Red
Israel
Red Sea
Hollywood Stars and Studio Moves in a Stream of Names
A jumble of film gossip lists Norma Shearer Lew Cody Ramon Navarro and others as star projects. It notes Norma Shearer’s comeback path, Jo Gilbert, Mary Pickford era references, Metro’s fashion show idea, and anecdotes about Wesley Barry, Pauline Starke, and Tony the Wonder Horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Shearer
Shini
John Gilbert
Ramons Navarra
Lou Chaney
Norma
Popu Cher
Hollywood
Tor Conte
Canada
Bruce
Scotland
Pashion
Lew Cody
Sohne Tangerlof
Paortupalia
Marian Davies
MetrowGaldwyn
New York
Gotham
Lawrence Eyre
Wesley Barry
Ramon Navarro
Sterling
Wesley
Russel Productions
Metro
Coolidge
Ramon
Pauling Starke
Paris
Pauline
Eric
Culver City
Julanne Johnstone
Indy
Doug Fairbanks
Bagdad
Renee
Adoree
John’ Gilbert
Eleanor Boardman
Teyahe
Eleanor
Tony
Tom
Mix
Indianapolis
Gav. Jackson
Indiana
Corinne Griffith
Robbi
Papmee
Traveler's letters recount cross country journey in 1925
Ray M Hamlett writes from Los Angeles to The Times editor detailing a cross country trip with Knoxville, Atlanta, New Orleans, Galveston, Houston, El Paso, Juarez, Santa Fe line, and planned stops in San Francisco Portland Seattle Victoria Vancouver and Lake Louise. He shares sights, meals, parades, altitude experiences and Rotarian greetings, noting fatigue yet good health and anticipation of upcoming locales.
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Los Angeles
Knoxville
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Leo
New Orleans
Jerusalem
Gulf
Galveston
Houston
Letthatore
U.S. A
el Paso
Guild
Canyon
Sante Fe Satiday
Great Divide
Colliseum
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Lake Louise
Tom J
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Mulligan ' College
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Sylvia Breanes
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Staunton Military Academy
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