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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
8
Society Editor Seeks Column Submissions Daily Hours
Items for the column will be received by The Times Society Editor between 8:30 and 12 S.Y. and 2:80 to 5 P.M. every day including Sunday. Phone 136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Society
S.Y
Paris Sends Us Fall Chapeaux A Garden
A collage of garden imagery plus local notices. Presbyterian Auxiliary meeting at First Presbyterian Church Wednesday at 3 pm. A dance tonight at Elks Club 9 pm to 1 am with Lindemann's Orchestra. A motor trip to Natural Tunnel, a Sevier Street birthday reunion for Mrs. Adeline Barger, and Paris fashion notes on fall chapeaux with slim brims and tailored shapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Elks Club
Broad Street
Lindemann
Orchestra of
Knoxville
Natural Tunnel
W. H. Bevins
T. W. Neal
Elizabeth and
Georgia Neal
Kingsport
Otis Clark
Eden and Sturgil
Benham
George S. Barger
Sevier Street
Adeline Barger
J. S. Barger
Blountville, Tenn
Weekend and visiting notes fill Greeneville scene
The column lists residents and visitors in Greeneville and nearby towns on weekend and recent days. People from Saltville Dante Bristol St Paul Church Hill Jonesboro Asheville Knoxville Chattanooga and Gate City are noted visiting relatives friends or spending time with neighbors. Several births are announced and local residents travel to Roanoke Blountville and Rogersville.
Hat styles described with unique centerpiece design
The passage notes three hats, one with a satin narrow brim and net and chenille crown drape, another a black straw with a velvet draped crown, and describes a Missionary Society meeting at Broad Street Methodist church hosted by Mrs. J. B. Nall at Hillcrest with an all day event and 10 o'clock departure for cars.
News Notes From Movieland
Barbara Bedford balances screen work and family aiming to be a great actress and good mother. She acted with Charles Ray in The Desert Fiddler and freelanced on The Mansion of Aching Hearts and The Talker. Priscilla Dean returns to work on The People versus Nancy Preston, and Leatrice Joy stars in Hell’s Highroad under DeMille. Bob Frazier leaves film bees, Thomas Meighan joins United Artists with Norma Talmadge for My Woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bedford
Barbara
Albert Roscoe
Thomas Ince
Charles Ray
Culver City
Schulberg
First National
Wisconsin
Jetta Gouda
Joseph Schildkraut
Vera Reynolds
DeMille
A DeMille
Leatrice Joy
Hell
Priscilla Dean
Hollywood
People
Nancy Preston
Hunt Stromberg
Samuel Johnston
Rasselas
Richard Talmadge
Dr. Johnson
Bob Frazier
Gene Stratton Porter
Keeper of the Bees
Thomas Meighan
Fampus Players
United Artists
Norma Talmadge
Weekend guests and local notices in Bowling Green
A series of social updates lists Miss Mayme Sasser and Miss Davis Stanton as weekend guests of Miss Hazel Barger, plus several other visitors in the region. It notes Baylar Furniture’s Paul Kipling visiting, a birth in June at Rhinedon, and multiple families returning from visits to Chattanooga Perry and Florida. The piece then shifts to describe the Bowling Green Neighborhood Association’s projects including a headquarters on West Street, a $500,000 riverfront playground, and clubs, clinics, and classes, followed by a census remark on Manhattan’s diverse immigrant groups and coalescing employment, highlighting thousands of women and men in Wall Street payrolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
West Street
Uptown
Manhattan
Wall Street
Equitable
Empire
Wall Street District Not Unmindful of Its Lowly Servitors
The Associated Press reports on Wall Street where 800,000 workers by day and 10,000 residents by night create a dense office and tenement population. Over ten years the district has seen civic efforts by leaders to transform it from a polyglot belt of 23 nationalities into a more closely knit community, fostering citizenship among its diverse residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Warner Brothers to film Wanted by Police with Kenneth Harlan
Warner Brothers will film the old play Wanted by Police featuring Kenneth Harlan. A popular story Ranger of the Big Pines will star Hundly Gordon. The Beautiful City adapted from Edmund Goulding’s story stars Richard Bathelmess with Dorothy Gish as his leading lady and Elmer Clifton, famed for Down to the Sea in Ships, directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Brothers
Kenneth Harlan
Edmund Goulding
Richard Bathelmess
Dorothy Gish
Elmer Clifton
Business world buoyant as summer operations begin
New York reports a generally stable trade climate with faster, steadier activity than a year ago. Rail freight remains strong with high carload records while motor trucks boost movement. Copper demand rises and steel and pig iron show firmer pricing as farmers improve financially on expanding farm equipment sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northwest
General Outlook for Steel Industry in Mid Year
A consensus of opinion on the steel industry notes moderate new buying continuing through July and August with output possibly dipping as production has exceeded consumption. The fall and early winter prospects are described as promising.
Wagner gunfire disputed in state motion
The report details a continued state motion discussing a prisoner’s claim of self defense after firing at five officers. The prisoner said he saw the officers approaching and believed they were after him. Most evidence indicated Wagner fired first, contradicting his self defense claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sipps
Wagner
Dayton police to guard anticipated trial crowds
Dayton officials pledge full police power and deputies for protection as thousands are expected for the upcoming trial, asserting the state troops fall outside the scope of the law governing such use. The governor is urged to authorize substantial security measures in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Senator Ladd Dies in Baltimore at 60
Senator Edwin Fremont Ladd of North Dakota died in Baltimore at age 60 after four days in hospital for neuritis rheumatism and kidney trouble. The report notes his death followed a rapid decline in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edwin Fremont Ladd
North Dakota
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Gin Society
Csf & S
Katharine Tynan
E. W. Bond
Appalachia
Wm. S. Bond
Paris
Chapeaux
Mme. Lisbeth
Paul Warrick
Saltville, Tenn
Roy Marsh
Dante, Va
S. E. McAmis
Greeneville
Floyd Brown
Piercye Barnes
Bristol
Earl Henry
Washington, D. C
Rowena Watkins
Milligan College
A. J. Dean
Bloomingdale
Louise Price
Church Hill
Mr. Bailey Williams
St. Paul, Va
Felicia Russell
Johnson City
K. W. Same
J. M. Sears
Richmond
Wm. Bond
Emma Smith
Mendota, Va
Walter Poore
Blountville
Mrs. C. D. Gott
Chattanooga, Tenn
Martha Saylor
Boone Creek
Bert Fine
I. M. Fuller
D. A. Pyle
J. B. Nall
W. E. O’brien
Lester Scott
Jonesville
J. H. Bowman
R. A. Walker
Jane Grant
Asheville, N. C
Clara Roller
Highland Park
Frances Ramsey
Jonesboro, Tenn
George Richmond
Charles E. Hancock
Frederick Sevier
Roy Reece
Miss Louise Reece
Jack Huffaker
John Kinzer
Frances
Bill Waddell
Bill Pendleton
Reginald Downey
Rogersville
J. J. Hamilton
Josephine
Anna Blanche
J. W. Dobyns
Flem Dobyns
Ethyl Warrick
Roanoke, Va
R. D. Faust
Indian Springs
S. D. Faust
Wanda Street
Mrs. C. D. Jones
Dale Street
Ben Kinkead
D. D. van Trease
A. J. van Trease
Claire Windsor
Rupert OF
Hee-Haw
Eleanor
Ben Lyon
Mack Sennett
GEN Theatre
Paramount
Garamount Ictus
Ricardo Cortez
Jetta Gondal
Noah Berry
Movieland
Paul Janklin
Mayme Sasser
Meighs, Ga
Miss Davis Stanton
Norton, Va
Hazel Barger
Paul Kipling
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Company
Baylor Furniture Company
John R Todd, Jr
Lst
Wiliam Stephenson
Rhinedon, Va
Gladys Blair
Norma, Tenn
Janie Taylor
Rye Cove, Va
Bess Hillman
Dungannon, Va
Grace Watkins
Mollie Arnold
Ruth Brawley
Chattanooga
Tenn
F. P. Newhard
Margaret
Dorothy
Perry, Ga
N. V. Geyer
Bonnie Murray
Spring Lake
N. J
Monmouth Hotel
F. W. Browning
Charles E. Donaghy
Columbus, Ohio
J. 8. Jones
A. R McCammon
Maryville, Tenn
Wall St
The
Associated Press
Darrow
Ladd
Massachusetts
Harvard University
H.S. Vanderbilt
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Education
Ohio
Ruth Malcolmson
Philadelphia
Beatrice Roberts
Miss Mannattars
Katherine Campbell
Fey
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