Mountain View wedding links Eakin and Brown in Damasc us
Brown Eakin Damascus Va June 23 report details the June 17 wedding of Elizabeth Eakin to Julian S Brown of Abingdon at Mountain View the Eakin home. Rev E H Gopenhaver Marion officiated. Bride teaches at Abingdon grammar school. Groom is assistant cashier at First National Bank Abingdon. Attendants and guests listed from Rural Retreat Abingdon Atlanta Saltville Kingsport Greensboro and other towns.
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Atlanta, Ga
Bernice ‘Atkins
Saltville
L. J. Hillenberg
Kingsport
Katherine Cox
Greensboro
N. C
J.W. Bell
Dorothy Bell
Campbell
Davie May ‘Campbell
Sam Edmondson
Mary, Moore Edmondson
Roby Thompson
Fred. Parks
Clie
Abingdon
Local residents and visitors in Gate City and Bristol
Local notes record business visitor Ray Walker in Gate City, Mrs P V Hogan and Mrs Felix Guenther visiting Bristol, and travelers Ed McKinney to Appalachia for work at Clinchfield Drug Co. Guests include Andley Hill of Columbus and Miss Nancy Pierce visiting family. Adults Bruce children recover from tonsil surgery at Riverview Hospital. Mrs G C Blevins and Knoxville visitors stay on Charlemont Street.
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Ray, Walker
Gate City
Att Co
P. V. Hogan
Felix Guenther
Bristol
Andley Hill
Columbus, S.C
M. W. Potter
Walanga Street
G. C. Blevins
Knoxville
R. 'S. Blevins
Charlemont Street
Ed, McKinney
Appalachia
Clinchfield Drug Company
Nancy Pierce
Johnson City
Frock shown for afternoon wear by Carmel Myers
A two color or two material frock demonstrates easy replication with old and new fabrics. The black skirt and white bodice dress a high neckline with tight upper sleeves and wide lower sleeves. The skirt features side draping fastened by rhinestone ornament with two long fringe strands.
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Lisbeth
Carmel Myers
Social News From Nearby Communities Delays and Gatherings At Bethel
Local social notes report Rev BD Goodman missing his Emory appointment and a busy Children's Day at Bethel with many locals visiting, plus weekend visits among families. Rain brings relief as a tent show draws crowds. Mayme Morris and Harry Morris return from school for the summer. Homecoming planned at New Heaven with an upcoming play at Holston.
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Roberta Smith
Bristol
Mayme
Harry Morris
Wil
Rev
Mrs. Morris
Local Society Notes From Kingsport And Bloomingdale
Local residents share visits and gatherings as families from Kingsport Bloomingdale and Norton host kin. Names include Evelyne Jayne Eulalee Agee Ma and Mrs Ro Dp Jayne. Nellie Hart and Mrs Clyde Jayne are noted as ill. Several households host guests and attend lectures with Emmit Carter of Dryden Virginia.
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Smith McGahey
Kingsport
Webos
Evelyne Jayne
Eulalee Agee
Claude Daugherty
Nannie
Kate Porter
Crag Dixon
Charlie Weatherly
Whitt. McClain
Patton Dixon
Joe Kilbourn
Tommy Cox
Norton
J. BD. Cox
J. D. Cox Jr
Joe McGarey
Joan Ketvon
Alfred Agee
Hiltoss
Emmit, Carter
Dryden
J. J. McDavid
Warner
P.M. Fletcher
Sallie Fletcher
Opal Addington
W. C. Qui
Revered Preacher to Lead New Haven Service Next Saturday Night
Poplar Springs Rev Roof will preach at New Haven church next Saturday night at 7:80 gielock and again Sunday morning with Rev Hufford and other ministers. Lunch on the ground Sunday. Mrs J W Fulkerson spent weekend with home folks. Children’s Day at Bettel church drew many, with Miss Effie Moody and others visiting Cordelia Childress. Several local residents attended. a good time reported. Wedding of Thurman Moody and Miss Akins at Highland Park Sunday morning. guests note the happy pair. James Moore of Blountville dies, funeral near Bristol.
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BD Goodman
Emory
Bethel
G. D. Bates
Cora Bridwell
James Thomas
Lee Hite
J. L. Dickson
Essie
Maxie Moody
Moody
Stanley McCloud
J. N. Isley
Goodma
J. H. Moody
A. S. Jackson
Goodman
John Moody
J. R. Moody
H. E. Cole
Ada Coffman
New Haven
T. E. Goodman
Emery
Aaron Roller
James Freeman
Noah Holt
D.C. Rupé
Hazel
Glenna Bell Birdwell
Bethe
Denver Barnes
J. Ma Roller Home Sunday. “ John Isley
Friends
Shipley’s Ferry
New Heaven
Holston
Roof
Hufford
J.W. Fulkerson
F. Childress
Bettel Chareh
Cordelia Childress
Effie Moody
Tay
Lynn Cole
Walter Bowery
Kinnie Wagner
Joe
Grose
Childress
Thurman Moody
Migs Akins
Highland Park
Mittie Moody
Mees
Cordie
Lee Moody
Parry Roller
Bristol
Lyda King
W. D. Bowery and Son
Walker
O. D. Ketron
Mise Birthie Davis
I. T. Girldress
James Moore
Blountvilly
Mys
Mt. Lebanon
A. A. Kidd
James Kidd
Eugene
Stacie Church
John Slaughter
Church Hill News Roundup of Local Visits
Miss Fannie Garnet and a visiting Mrs Bring of Kingsport arrive. A E Roadman, Robert Price and sister Mrs Smith from Gatorado visit their brother. Misses Josephine and Anna Blanch Hamilton return from Ohio and stay with parents. Mrs Jim Kincaloe departs for Florida. John Richardson of Burem visits sister Mrs A E Roadman. Paul Henninger was run over.
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Fannie
Garnet
Bring
Kingsport
A. E. Roadman
Robert Price
Smith
Gatorado
Josephine
Anna Blanch Hamilton
Ohio
J. H. Hamilton
Jim Kinca¢loe
Florida
John Richardson
Burem
A. EB
Paul Henninger
Visitors from Virginia and New Mexico Plan Summer Calls
Mr G W Robinette of Big Stone Gap Virginia will visit Mr and Mrs CG Leonard. Mire T P Davnes of Artesia New Mexico will arrive this week to visit sisters Mrs J L Coley Mrs Re T Blevings and Miss Lurrie Oliver. Mr Gaittess will join the party in July.
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G. W. Robinette
Big Stoney Gap
Mrs
CG. B. Leonard
Mire
T. P. Davnes
Artesia
New Mexico
J. L. Coley
Re “T. Blevingsand
Lurrie Oliver
Gaittess
Community notes from Goshen Valley a weekend roundup
Cool spell continues as residents share visits and news. William Mulling remains ill while Georgie Yankee and family gather with relatives on Grassy Creek. Miss Clara Marshall stays with sister Mrs Grayce Harris, and many neighbors visit, attend services, or host guests. A Blountville trial for Wayne is postponed to August.
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William Mulling
Georgie Yankee
G. Wagner
Clara Marshall
Grassy Creek
Grayce Harris
Don Booker
Marvin Wagner
Wises
May
Dolly
Wagner
Kinnie
Christian
Branton
Ohio
Bert Stroup
Haze Marshall
Strong
Ida
Stroup
Venus
Snd
Henry Stroup
Ith
Death in Kingsport Leaves Lambert Family Mourning
Mrs Jane Lambert dies at 66 after a faithful Christian life begun at age 15. She leaves a husband and daughter Lula. Funeral held Friday at Bellafly cemetery with large attendance. Stanley Valley relatives recall her kindness and neighborly spirit as friends gathered for services near Bradshaw’s Chapel and Mt Pleasant singing events. Local residents traveled to Kingsport for visits and gatherings as news of the death spread.
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M Ter
Alice Robinette
Kingsport
Jane
Lambert
Lula
Bellafiy
Kiram Ally
Yamly
J. B. Wineger
Mt. Pleasant
Johnnie “Snapp
Jwin
Wininger
Day
Aid
Hiram Alley
Amilys
Kingspor
Stanley
McPheters Bénd
Loos
Alige Robinette
Jfiora Hicks
Jim Prosely
Mary
T.E. Hicks
Kyle Arnold
Royin
Wilkgaster
Sal
Morrisons Chapel Guests Share Weekend at Home
Fragmentary notes show Morrisons Chapel social scene with mentions of Bar Enlsey Gibsom and Praybor Joh La as guests over a Sunday to Monday period. The garbled text records relations among residents and a church context.
Community notes and regional updates in Kingsport area
Local social items recall visits and family gatherings with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Chankietebnecni anemiaiokaxses, W. Galloway, Le Miller, Anna Bell, Rosa Depew, and many neighbors. Health and church attendance cited, plus brief commentary on European conditions and U S foreign trade optimism as per Mr. Farrell notes.
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Chankietebnecni
Present Outlook Continued From Page One On Trade Markets
The article notes efforts to sell at home and target foreign markets with buying power, highlighting Europe as a major previous buyer. It counters the belief Europe only bought raw materials, pointing to purchased manufactured goods and luxuries. It adds Europe will return to neutral markets as industry rebuilds.
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Europe
Markets by The Redecimal Frese Louisville Ky
Cattle two hundred steady uncharged. Hogs nine hundred fifteen higher seven to thirteen thirty five. Sheep thirty one hundred quarter higher. Lambs fifteen fifty to seventy five. Ewes wethers sixteen quarter to half. Sheep five down. 7 mer at.
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Louisville
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T. B. Frazee
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Sullivan Street
W. H. Noel
Miss Maude Moore
Richard Talmadge
Thrilla
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GEM Theatre
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Alice Joyce
Neil Hamilton
Gloria Swanson
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Rocky ‘Point
Maple Valley
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