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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
6
Readers submit portal cards and social notes to The Times Society Editor during posted hours. The page also mentions Creative Evolution by Humbert Wolfe and quotes on human will, plus a Country Club Bridge gathering, a Gala Convention trip to Knoxville for BPU, and a marriage invitation for Evelyn Asbury.
G L Locan Rey and Mrs. M W Doggett left today for their home in Taveweoll Virginia after visiting their sons. Miss Mary Bayless of Johnson City is visiting Mr and Mrs Victor Patton at their Old Kingsport home. Mrs Mark Whitcomb has returned from Bristol where she stayed with her mother Mrs R Lei Gent. Miss Margaret Thompson of Delay Grove was guest of Miss Juanita Shipp yesterday and last night.
Ad previews for fall and winter coats showcase lavish use of furs and varied fabrics. A trench cloth coat features blue wolf binding on collar and cuffs with embossed chinchilla panels, while navy chiffon velvet highlights wave panel fronts and novel collar treatments.
Local society notes list visitors and guests in Kingsport and nearby towns including Missy Irene Shoun Mary Gordon Anta Kathene Golucke Bristol Helen Carmack and others. Hospitals and religious services are mentioned along with Mrs J W Keller and Mrs J B Reithner visiting Watauga street. The article also covers economic remarks by M. Thomas on postwar stability and currency changes in Europe and the United States.
Farmers cheer abundant rainfall improving crop conditions after heat and drought fears. Wheat in shock worries some while others harvest standing grain as forecasts hint at drier weather tomorrow. Corn growth appears rapid and pastures regain green vigor, tempering overall mood with cautious optimism.
Martha Graves aged 18 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Graves of Watauga, died this morning after a brief illness. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 o'clock at the home conducted by Rev. Robert King, with burial in the city cemetery.
Albert Thomas director of the International Labor Office told delegates from 40 countries at Geneva that recovery of Europe was materially helped by gold standards. He spoke at the International conference noting monetary stability aided postwar reconstruction.
The notice invites readers to meet at Kingsport Drug Day with contact numbers 39 and 217 for Aro and Bekser VICE.
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