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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
12
Column items are received by The Times Society Editor between 8 30 and 12 A M and 2 30 to P M daily except Sunday. Readers are advised to send notices with contact phone numbers for publication.
Brown-Eakin Damascus Va June 23 wedding at Mountain View saw Elizabeth Eakin marry Julian S Brown of Abingdon. Bride daughter of Andrew and Elizabeth Eakin, groom son of J Stonger Brown Rural Retreat. Rev E H Copenhaver presided. attendance from multiple states and towns.
Mr Ray Walker visited Gate City on business yesterday. Mrs P W Hogan and Mrs Felix Guenther spent the day in Bristol. Mr and Mrs Wm Bond departed on a vacation trip through Kentucky and Ohio. Mrs Audley Hill Jr of Columbus SC is guest of Mrs M W Potter Jr on Watauga street. Miss Sadie Pendleton is recovering after tonsil removal at Riverview Hospital. Little Robert Bruce moved home after his Riverview tonsil operation and is doing well.
Little Miss Margaret Stevenson progresses after hospital care. Mrs. G. C. Blevins and kids from Knoxville visit Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Blevins on Charl e mont street. Ed McKinney of Appalachia Va arrives in the city to work at Clinchfield Drug Co. for a spell. Mrs. T. B. Frazee of Lafayette Ind arrives to spend summer with son M. B. Frazee at 336 Sullivan Street. Nancy Pierce returns from Johnson City after weekend with Mrs. R. C. Huddle on Walnut. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Noel and daughter Miss Maude Moore are mentioned.
Rev T E Goodman filled his regular appointment at Emory Sunday morning. Children day events at Bethel drew sizable crowds. Numerous local families visited and hosted gatherings near Emory and Bethel. Harvests underway, rain welcomed. A tent show draws crowds nightly with music. Roberta Smith visits Bristol for the week. Mayme and Harry Morris return home from school for summer with Rev Morris and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith McGahey of Kingsport attended church at Webers Sunday. Evelyne Jayne and Eulalee Agee visit relatives near Bloomingdale. Misses Nottingham and Agee visit Nellie Hart. Gearldine Jayne stays with relatives R. D. Jayne. Mrs. Clyde Jayne ill. Claude and Mrs. Daugherty visit mother Cora McClain. Charlie Daugherty trips to Gate City. J. S. McDavid, George Quillin, M. L. Agee visit Kingsport. Lee Denny visits F. T. Agee. Nannie and Kate Porter visit sister Crag Dixon. Charlie Weatherly with Whitt McClain. Patton Dixon visits Joe Kilbourn. Tommy Cox from Norton vacationing with grandparents J. D. Cox. J. D. Cox Jr. and family visit J. D. Cox Sr. Henry Hudson’s family visits aunt Mattie Freeman. L. Henry and granddaughter Henrietta visit J. B. Nottingham. Sunday callers at Porter home include Mr. and Mrs. Kerney, Erma Kerney, Crag Dixon, Thurman McNutt, Fred Agee, Myrtle. Joe McGarey, John Ketron, Alfred Agee attend Emmit Carter lecture at Hiltoss. J. S. McDavid family hold Warner’s birthday dinner with relatives. M. L. Agee and Ruby Nottingham visit Mrs. Weber Quillin in Kingsport.
Miss Garnet and Mrs Bring of Kingsport visit A E Roadman while Robert Price and sister from Colorado return to their brother. Josephine and others attend school and stay with family in Ohio. Mrs Jim Kincheloe heads to Florida. John Richardson of Burem visits sister A Roadman. Paul Henninger involved in a road incident.
Mr. G. W. Robinette of Big Stone Gap Virginia visits Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Leonard. Mrs. T. P. Gaines of Artesia New Mexico will arrive this week to visit sisters Mrs. J. L. Coley Mrs. R. T. Blevins and Miss Lurrie Oliver. Mr. Gaines will join her later in July.
Reverend T E Goodman filled his regular appointments at Emory Sunday morning and Harbours Sunday night. Attendees joined the Bethel children’s day program Sunday afternoon. Household guests D C Rupe family hosted Aaron Roller James Freeman Noah Holt Sunday night. Hazel Bell Birdwell and Glenna Birdwell attended Bethel children’s day. Denver Barnes visited J M Roller home Sunday. John Isley called on friends near Shipley’s Ferry recently. A home coming is planned at New Heaven Sunday with all invited. A play was held at Holston Saturday night.
Poplar Springs Rev Roof will preach at New Haven church next Saturday night at 7 30 and Sunday morning with Rev Hufford and other ministers. Lunch will be on the ground Sunday. Mrs J W Fulkerson spent weekend with homefolks. Several from here attended children's day at Bettel church and reported a good time.
Local residents report cool weather and ongoing ill health of William Mullins while others spend weekends with relatives across Grassy Creek and Blountville. Several social visits occur among the Wagner and Yankee families, a trial postponement, and a Sunday singing led by Henry Coates.
The Stanley Valley community reports a large attendance at Mt Pleasant singing. Mrs Sallie Robinette and daughter Alice visited in Kingsport. Mrs Jane Lambert died at 66, a lifelong M E Church South member. She leaves a husband and daughter Lula Lambert, burial at Bellamy cemetery. Other notes mention visits, motor trips to Kingsport, and local wheat cutting.
Rev J C Clarke filled his regular appointment on Sunday. An ice cream social drew a larger crowd on Saturday. Mrs J R Praytor visited her son Clarence Hensley in Gibson. Mrs H C Dishner and children Anna and James visited Mr and Mrs G W Galloway. Mrs S J Pyles and children Helen and George Thomas joined at the Miller home. J R Praytor John Larkin and Joe Larkinvisited Kingsport and Mt Pleasant sings.
G W Galloway and T L Miller were in Kingsport Monday. Anna Bell and James Dishner spent last Wednesday night with Mrs Rosa Depew.
Mr and Mrs E C Strickler and children attended the children day at Bethel. Henry Martin has returned home from Riverview Hospital and is improving. Rev Allen of Kingsport preached at Mt Lebanon. The Moores and their children joined Mr and Mrs Henry Martin and kids Sunday. C C Strickler visited his uncle Alija Strickler. Cleo Strickler and Georgia Moore visited Mrs Roy Overbey. The Carters and others visited Houston Copas’s family. Georgia Poore attended the children’s event. The community’s health is very good and many attended Mt Lebanon services. Mr and Mrs A A Kidd hosted James Kidd Eugene Kidd and Stacie Church at their home.
The article notes that American tech products aim at foreign markets with buying power, highlighting Europe as a major buyer beyond raw materials. It argues Europe will resume neutral-market trade as its industries reconstruct, restoring demand for manufactured goods and luxuries alongside raw materials.
The article notes Europe is steadily improving outside a few exceptions like Britain facing unemployment. It highlights negligible unemployment in Italy, France, Belgium, and Germany, while Britain remains troubled. It quotes Mr. Farrell on foreign trade outlook, stressing growing purchasing power and the long view of expanding international trade as a source of prosperity.
Louisville market report shows cattle two hundred steady unchanged. Hogs nine hundred fifteen higher seven to thirteen thirty five. Sheep thirty one hundred quarter higher with lambs fifteen fifty to seventy five. Ewes wethers up sixteen quarter to half. Sheep five down.
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