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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
12
Items for this column will be received by The Times Society Editor between 8:30 and 12 A M and 2 30 to 5 P M daily except Sunday. Phone 136.
Excerpt combines Humbert Wolfe urging inner creation with social items: a Country Club bridge party at 8:30 pm, travel for B Y P U convention in Knoxville, and wedding invitations for Evelyn Asbury and John A. Miller Jr. plus fall fur fashions featuring chinchilla and wolf trim and new coat designs.
Rev. and Mrs. M. W. Doggett left for Tazewell Virginia after visiting their sons in town. Miss Mary Bayless of Johnson City stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Patton in Old Kingsport. Mrs. Mark Whitcomb returned from Bristol where she was guest of her mother Mrs. R. L. Gant. Miss Margaret Thompson of Cedar Grove visited Miss Juanita Shipp yesterday and last night.
Visitors and residents are noted across Kingsport and nearby towns. Irene Shoun visits Butler Tennessee relatives. Rev M W Doggett and son attend a relative's Emmett Tennessee wedding. others visit A J Doggett and Watauga Street households. A lengthy conference discusses postwar economic stability and League of Nations roles in European reconstruction with emphasis on Austria, the dollar, gold standards, and shifts in American and European production.
Farmers report abundant rain boosting crop conditions though some worry over wheat in shock. Heat has subsided and pastures green, with corn growth visible. Weather forecasts hint at more fair days allowing harvest and field work to proceed.
Martha Graves age 13 months daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Graves of Watauga died at her parents home at 6 o clock this morning after an illness of about a week She was one of twins The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o clock from the home with Rev Robert King officiating and burial in the city cemetery
Albert Thomas, director of the International Labour Office, told delegates from 40 countries at Geneva that Europe's recovery is materially aided by gold standards. His remarks emphasize monetary stability as essential to postwar economic progress.
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