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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
8
In society pages readers are urged to send social notices via postal card or telephone. The notice asks for details of visits, arrivals, and departures and to sign the message for publication.
The Times Society Editor will be reached for column work from 8 30 to 12 noon and 2 30 to 5 PM daily including Sunday. Phone 136.
The page lists events for the Country Club: an Evening Bridge for members and guests at 8:30, a Saturday sewing and bridge club hosted by Mrs. J W Dobyns and Mrs Bruce, and Class Picnic details for Mrs Harrison’s class hiking to Shipp's Spring with a pie. Also notes a informal dance at the Holston in honor of Miss Jane Grant with attendees and dancing described.
Abel Lonog of Blountville visited the city today. Bert Fine spent yesterday in Elizabethton. Mr Kennedy Doane is the guest of J C Doane Jr in Bristol this week. Raleigh Tester of St Louis was a business visitor yesterday. S A Matthews Jr left this afternoon for a Bristol business trip. Miss Verna Pardue of Bristol is the weekend guest of Miss Thelma Wexler on Sullivan Street.
A fashion note describes a cool green summer dress, matching hat and hose, made from silk poplin with an inverted side pleat skirt, long plain sleeves, turnover satin collar, and a narrow belt. It highlights jabot treatments, bow fronts, and the revival of a transparent contrasting sleeve.
The column notes a store window featuring dark blue silk frocks with patchwork sleeve designs and a street sighting of a printed crepe sleeve dress. It discusses summer clothing challenges for men and the shift toward light weight materials that maintain shape and style in hot weather. Local residents Mrs. Price, Miss Price, Mrs. Platt, Mrs. Summerlin, Mr. Umbarger family, the Black sisters, and Elizabeth Worth are mentioned among recent travels, visits, and a birth at Riverview Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carroll and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lady with son Denzel visited Arthur Carroll Sunday. Milton DeVault of Kingsport visited grandmother Melvina DeVault. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dillon hosted a young folks gathering. A Ku Klux Klan meeting drew a large crowd from the area to Double Springs Saturday night. Various neighbors and relatives attended events with several families visiting Gentler locations.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Trivette were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Larkins of Solomon Temple Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. King were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dillow Sunday.
Rejoicing over rains boosts crop prospects in Fordtown R F D. Sunday church attendance and many at Pactolus prayer meeting. Local residents host guests, enjoy beach trips, and report farming nearly finished harvesting.
Miss Maxie Moody spent Sunday night with Miss Essie Dixon. Rev T E Goodman filled his appointment at Emory Sunday. Orgie Horne and John Hite attended a prayer meeting at Pactorus Sunday night. Mrs Annie King and her daughter and Miss Ruth Bennix visited Mrs King’s parents, Dr and Mrs Hurst. Henry Cole motored to Blountville Monday. Lena Moody spent Sunday night in Kingsport.
The column records farmers busy with wheat and notes illness of Mrs. Nannie Hickman. It mentions births in the Hickman family and social visits by locals such as the Archer, Conkin, Morelock, White, and Crawford households. A decoration is planned for Sunday June 28 with dinner and daylong activities.
Sunday visits and calls fill the week as families guests, farm work, and school events mark life in the area. Rev S M Dunn will preach July first. many attend Bethel children day and Grays Station picnic. births, illnesses, and improvements feature among neighbors across Kingsport, Hemlock, and Bristol areas.
Rural life brief from Piney Flats and nearby towns records visits, guests, and small incidents. Families like the Taylors, Moores, and Massengills are noted hosting and traveling to places such as Rotherwood, Highland Park, and Norfolk. A mishap leaves Ben Blevins with two broken ribs after a wagon accident.
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