Society Postal Card Request Appears in Notice
Readers are urged to mail or phone social notices about visiting friends travel and homecomings. The item should include details and the sender’s name and address or telephone.
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1925
Page
16
Readers are urged to mail or phone social notices about visiting friends travel and homecomings. The item should include details and the sender’s name and address or telephone.
The Times Society Editor will receive terms for this column between 8:30 and 12:00 noon and 2:30 to 5:00 p.m. every day except Sunday. Phone number 136 provided for contact.
A mixed page blends Tagore translated verse with local social notes. The poem speaks of time and death, while the page lists breakfasts, theatre plans, weddings, dances, bridge results, a class picnic, and a weekend visitor in Erwin, with names such as Clara Hamlett and Willie Grace Sherfey.
A Parisian style crepe frock with black and white satin trim is highlighted for travel wear suitable for cool weather and formal needs. Social items include Alma and Loretta Gibson hosting Misses Horne of Jonesboro with guests dancing and games, plus a Broad Street Methodist Missionary Society anniversary gathering with 56 attending and a bacon bat at Rotherwood.
Bruce Kiser returns from Atlantic City while Mrs. R H Carter visits friends in Starnes Virginia. Miss Fan Boring comes back from Gate City after a week away. Bowlin couple from Gate City shopped in the city yesterday. Casper Sharpe spends weekend in Johnson City with his sister. Chester Collins departs for Hendersonville North Carolina to visit relatives. W H Duncan and wife visit relatives and friends in Slant Virginia. Claude Kenney spends weekend with his mother at Blountville.
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