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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1933

Page

3

Memorial service planned for Suber at Kingsport lodge

Rev Sullins Dosser, pastor, will deliver the memorial message at Odd Fellows hall above Watson's Haymain Store on Main Street Path 2d pee. Members of Loveduie Lodge No. 40 and Ho Dube invited attend, with a public address and orders declared for the event.

Sullins Dosser Kingsport Ofrevit Soush Watson's Haymain Store Mai Strees Oauvialus Trembers Loveduie Louge Ho Dube Suede Espn Lodge Arc Weiteek TOG United States

A L Conference to Be Discussed at Camp Hammond

Plans for the First District American Legion conference at Camp Hammond near Kingsport on July 2 will be set at Hammond Post 3 meeting in the Legion Club room. Members from towns across the district will attend. phone and designations will be used to relay event details.

Hammond Wight American Legon Camp Hammond Kingsport Legion Club Welewates Wirst Phoning & Chu CP Hane Whick Wye Tyots

Tobacco Crop Prospect Report From Kingsport Area

A garbled field report notes Dixon and parties visiting Abingdon and nearby towns to assess tobacco crop prospects. Individuals named Neal Pisen and Dane’s fehaces are mentioned while the group tours counties including Tommessey and Kingsport. The outlook is described as favorable with preparations underway for upcoming tasks.

Dixon Kingsport Hine H. Fee Neal Pisen Dane Abingdon Noa Seelion Alloot Karssell Smyth Bear Kiningoids Bullivan Tommessey

WeNet Grizzard Offices Move Reported

WeNet Grizzard announces relocation to new offices at Market Street in the Nicks Thidings rooms and sixth floor. Clerk Myo McNeil notes the existing municipal chancery court offices will remain in the municipal building awaiting formal transfer.

Jm, McNeil Nicks Chancery Court Myo McNeil Whiteiewey Carr

Culbertson Heads Livestock Market At Johnson City

Culbertson, once Scott County sheriff, is named president of the Westocok market at Johnson City. He is known for his wide dealings in buying and selling livestock with buyers from Western North Carolina, East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, and parts of Kentucky. He hopes to attract traders from across the country to the Johnson City market.

Barvey Wo Culbertson Scott County Westocok Parket Johnson City Culbertson Scott Carina Tennessee Virginia Kentucky

Mead Plant Supplying 500 Tons of Book Paper to Chicago

Mead Corporation of Kingsport reports a Chicago printing concern has ordered 500 tons of book paper. General manager M. G. Benson said the order will keep Mead Plant in full operation for two weeks. The shipment is large given current business conditions and will serve the encyclopedia project.

Mead Corpersin Kingsport Chicago M. G. Benson Times Whit An. Benson CIA

East Tennessee Superintendents Conference Set in Johnson City

The nineteenth annual East Tennessee Superintendents Conference will be held at State Teachers College Johnson City on Thursday and Friday June 22 28 192 The officers include Supt Frank T Gentry Erwin chairman Supt O E Byrd Oneida vice chairman and C Morison Jonesboro secretary The program covers registration committee reports and discussions on funding certification standards and education finances with addresses by W A Bass and Commissioner Walter J Gocking Friday features the educational survey aims organization curricula finances and teaching staff plus a joint meeting of superintendents and student body

State Teachers College Johnson City Frank T. Gentry Erwin O. E. Byrd Oneida Charman C. Morison Jonesboro Mornin Pat Kemn BR Ponder Tennessee Taxpayers Association Arthur L. Rankin Hamilton County Sappi Ro Tangerfell McMinn County W. A. Bass Cohope Waller J.' Gocking State Department of Education Cou Walter D. Cooking Ang

Regular Services At Baptist Temple Today

Regular services will be conducted at the Baptist Temple today at 11:00 a.m. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a.m. Public invited to all services. church groups and BYP.L meet at 6:45 p.m.

Baptist Temple Fish Oy Me P.L

City Board Set to Meet Tuesday in Kingsport

Kingsport's Board of Mayor and Aldermen will convene Tuesday at 8 00 p m in the municipal building council room. New members who will join in July include Dr E W Tipton and Felix Guenther Jr replacing two incumbents after the June city election. Only routine business is on the agenda.

Kingsport E. W. Tipton Felix Guenther, Jr

Hitch-Hiker Returns From World’s Fair Here In Henderson

Cecil Anderson, 20, of Henderson, Tennessee, described a three week hitchhiking trip to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago, traveling over 1,360 miles after receiving his diploma from Freed-Henderson Junior College. He spoke of the fair’s nights, Belgian village, Paris streets, and exhibits by Sears Roebuck, Sinclair, Firestone, and General Motors, spending about $3 total with $1.30 for gate admission. He rode through Kentucky to Chicago, then to Charlottesville and Washington, sold his bicycle there, and now heads toward Vanderbilt’s law school with football hopes.

W.S. Waddell Cecil Anderson Henderson Tenn Chicago Bark Anderson Freed-Henderson Kris Mid-West Ato Knox Wenderson Kentucky Utomy Fairgrounds Lake Michigan Paris Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Firestone General Motors Washington Fair Gettysburg Theospital Mredericksburg Charlottesville Lynchhire Roanoke Atlantic Pacific Wade Kingsport Vanderbilt Law School Commodore

New Books on Money Crises Inform and Warn

A Kingston public library adds accessible works on inflation and the world monetary system. Inflation by Rose and Woodward traces money through empires, Cassel analyzes European financial shocks, and Blackett argues for planned money and a global financial framework. The collection targets busy readers seeking clarity on currency, gold standards, and policy.

Gustav Cassel Oxford University Press Europe America France Uniter States United States Stock Exchange ABC Basil ‘P. Blackett Russia Financial Society of Nations

Wearing Apparel Prices Going Up

Prices on wearing apparel are rising as Army Stores officials forecast sustained increases. Harry Badgets, ananager of the Army Stores here, says buyers reported higher prices will continue for some time. Army Stores president B. A. Bower and associates visited Kingsport to combine the chain's buying power for fall merchandise.

Harry Badgets Ananager Army Stores Army B. A. Bower J. F. Beltier J. B. Barton A. D. Bradley BR. L. Fields Kingsport Batdpett

Credit Union Formed for Mill Employees at Kingsport

A new credit union organized at Kingsport Silk Mills serves mill employees with low interest loans. Stock shares cost par five dollars with a 25 cent premium per share. Stockholders and non-stockholders have different borrowing rights and voting rules. Officers named include Francis Boyle as president and P J Johnson as treasurer.

Kingsport Wits Wuton Francis Boyle J. Johnson R. Reynolds

Resurrection Study At First Christian Church

Morning services at the First Christian Church focus on The Resurrection with Bible school and communion. Dr W P Welker leads lectures in the auditorium class from 10:00 to 11:80 with no intermission. Evening union services gathered at First Methodist Church unite First Christian with Presbyterian and Methodist congregations.

First Christian Shore Bible School W. P. Welker First Christian Church First Presbyterian Broad Street Methodist First Methodist First Methodist Church

Reconstruction Finance workers fail in grocer fraud case

Three Reconstruction Finance Corporation workers were arraigned on breach of trust charges filed by local grocer C. W. Freenor. He said the men deposited work tickets for groceries, then kept the tickets and cashed the checks. The case was settled after Freenor related how the defendants obtained groceries and left the checks, later pocketing cash.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation Justice of the Peace A. N Fleenor

Play to Be Given at Cross School

A comedy titled Aaron Slick From Punkin Creek will be presented at Cross Schoolhouse on Saturday night June 24. The cast includes Hugh Elsen Wilbur Meriden Anvil Warren Ruby Cross Grace Cross Sallie Gross and others. Refreshments will follow and a small admission fee will be charged.

Aaron Slick Punkin Reek Wilbur Meriden Willard Cross Clarence Green Anvil Warren Rosy Berry Oklahorma Ruby Cross Gladys Mae Meriden Grace Cross Hezel Carden Sis Riges Sallie Gross Jessie Moore Joe Milsaps Lola Milsaps

West View Park school rising rapidly in Sullivan county

Brick work on West View Park's new school is progressing rapidly under ideal weather. If no incidents occur, the building will be ready for September opening. Erected by Glover Construction Company, it is one of two county general schools planned in Kingsport and will be among the first and most modern in Sullivan county with updated equipment.

West View Park Glover Construction Company Kingspurs Furst Sullivan County

Funeral services for Mrs J Hy Hurst at Emory Church

Funeral services for Mrs Hurst, 68, of Hemleak, were held at Emory Church yesterday at 4 p m by Rev George C Caldrin. Burial in nearby cemetery. Widow of Dr Hurst, she died Friday. Surviving: husband and three children O Votten full of Big Stone Gap, John King of Fordtown, Jamies L Hurst of Kingsport. Pals and flower bearers chosen from friends.

Emory J. Hy Hurst Q Hurst Hemleak Emory Church George C. Caldiron Ben- Jah Kingsport Friends

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