Kingsport Music Club Meeting Announces Morristown Program
Society notes report the Kingsport Music Club meeting tonight at 8 at the Inn with an announced Morristown program. Mr and Mrs T H Pratt Miss Mary Smith and Arnold Owen traveled to Abingdon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank E Highley and sons Shepleid and Frank left yesterday for Poplar NC to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsport Music Club
T.H. Pratt
Mary Smith
Arnold Owen
Abingdon
Frank E. Highley and Sons
Shepleid and
Frank
Poplar
N. C
Quiet Kendallville Wedding Ties Eckhart and Brockman
Joyce Virginia Eckhart and Albert D. Brockman married this morning at the bride’s home in Kendallville Indiana. The ceremony was attended by immediate relatives and close friends. The bride, longtime Kingsport resident and physical education director, and the groom, a First National Bank cashier in Kingsport, plan a two week wedding trip and a homecoming at the Roller Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem A. Eckhart
Kendallville
Ind
Joyce Virginia
Albert D. Brockman
Miss Eckart
Kingsport
Brockman
Marion
First National Bank
Missionary Society Lunch Sale at Broad Street Church
The Ladies' Missionary Society of Broad Street Methodist plans a noon lunch sale on July 5 on church grounds near Broad Street. The event aims to raise funds for Mission work and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Broad Stret Methodist Church
Broad Street
Book Club Program With Mrs Grant This Afternoon
The Book Club will be entertained this afternoon at 3 30 by Mrs R Y Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
R. Y. Grant
Dance Friday Night at Roller Club Honors Two Chicago Guests
A Friday night dance at the Roller Club honored Misses Margaret Herrins and Esther Gustafson of Chicago. Attendees included Margaret Flanagan of Roanoke Beulah Luttrell Moore of Knoxville Frances Harris Ruth Bennett Rose Mary Smith Evelyn Baylor Margaret Herms Esther Gustafson Mrs J W Noel Mrs F J Heazel and numerous couples from local towns and Chicago including J F White L H Kidd T H Pratt D Brennan William Gilmer Jr Harry Brooks A R Baker C L Bunn Harry Lee Weeden Flem Dobyns V V Freels John Miller B C Sutton Vandecar Updegraff and Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Herrins
Esther Gustafson
Chicago
Margaret Flanagan
Roanoke
Beulah Luttrell and Moore
Knoxville
Frances Harris
Ruth Bennett
Rose
Mary Smith
Evelyn Baylor
Margaret Herms
J. W. Noel
F. J. Heazel
J. F. White
L. H. Kidd
T. H. Pratt
J. D. Brennan
William Gilmer, Jr
Harry Brooks
A. R. Baker
C. L. Bunn
Harry Lee Weeden
Flem Dobyns
V. V. Freels
John Miller
B. C. Sutton
Vandecar, Updegraff and Anderson
Mrs DeGroat Hosts Swim Party for Chicago Guests
Mrs Percy DeGroat entertained many young guests at a Saturday afternoon swimming party at Motherwood honoring Miss Margaret Seerins and Miss Esther Gustafson of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy DeGroat
Motherwood
Margaret Seerins
Esther Gustafson
Chicago
Personal Notices From Knoxville Visitors and Guests
Mr and Mrs Hugh Courtney spend the week in Knoxville. Miss Margaret Flanagan of Roanoke visits her sister Mrs F J Heazel. Walter J Hunter goes to Morristown on business. D E Frizzell of Bristol visits niece Mrs George A Caldwell and Mr Caldwell. W M Bennett leaves for Washington on business. Mrs Jefferson Shivell leaves for Battle Creek Mich for a month. John R Kidd of Knoxville visits son L H Kidd and Mrs Kidd at Roller Club. Mr and Mrs A F Wampler of Big Stone Gap visit daughter Mrs C J Shipp. Mrs W M Bennett Jr visits her parents in Christiansburg. Jefferson Shivel leaves for Chattanooga on business. Mrs George McNaughton and Mrs S P Platt spend Saturday in Bristol. Mr and Mrs W D Kenner Jr and son Billy of Rogersville guests of Mr and Mrs J C Price. Mr and Mrs Walter J Hunter return from Knoxville with son Jack for tonsil removal, joined by Miss Elizabeth Drysdale. Mrs J W Lee joins Mr Lee and will spend several weeks. Mrs Egger visits Mrs W M May in Jonesboro. Res Guller returns Sunday from the weekend.
Local residents visit towns and travel notes
Miss Beulah Luttrell of Knoxville visits friends in town. Hugh L White of Johnson City and William McComas of Louisville in town today. Mrs Stuart W Maher and Stuart Jr return from Knoxville visit with Mrs James Hope. Kenneth Kenner Sunday in Rogersville. Mrs W A Harmon spent weekend in Johnson City. Margaret Heerins and Esther Gustafson to return to Chicago Wednesday. L H Kidd in Rogersville on business. Hazel Barger guests this week Elizabeth and Edith Campbell of Johnson City. Martha Hawk of Blountville visiting aunt Mrs George Burger. Mr and Mrs J M Barker Jr and Mr and Mrs R S Morrison of Bristol spend Friday afternoon in Kingsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. White
Johnson City
William McComas
Louisville
Hazel Barger
Elizabe
Edith Campbell
Johnson, City
Martha Hawk
Blountville
Mrs
George Burger
J. M. Barker, Jr
R. S. Morrison
Bristol
Kingsport
Local Social Notes Include Departures and Visits
Mrs. O. D. Keen left for Walla Walla Washington after visiting Mrs. J. M. Cox. Lieut. John P. Mitchell of the U S N is visiting his sister Mrs. F M Kelly. City youths toured Natural Tunnel with Lula Freman Verda Mae Morris Ada Clark Mae Cooper Keokee Va and other local names among the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
John P. Mitchell
U.S. N
Mrs
F. M. Kelly
Natural Tunnel
Lula Freman
Verda Mae Morris
Ada Clark
Mae Cooper
Keokee
Messrs
E. S. Burton
W. A. Beamer
J. E. Vann
Tate G Crockett
B. F. Spivey
Tennessee "Fighter" Goes to San Francisco
Lawrence D. Tyson, veteran commander of the 59th Brigade, travels to the San Francisco convention with unanimous support of Tennessee’s delegation for the Democratic vice presidential nomination. He has long held political influence in Tennessee including speaker of the house, 1912 Baltimore delegate, and near-senatorial status, with the convention delegates uninstructed on the presidential candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
United Press
Lawrence D. Tyson
59Th
San Francisco
Tennessee
Tyson
House of Representatives
United States
Douglas Fairbanks in He Comes Up Smiling at the Strand
Douglas Fairbanks stars in He Comes Up Smiling shown at the Strand theater on Thursday. Advance notices highlight a lively comedy adventure expected to draw cinemagoers seeking classic swashbuckling charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Fairbanks
the Strand
Doug
Sing Sing Prepares for Rush of Gold Seekers
Ossining New York June 2 Gold fever hits Sing Sing as prison workers uncover a yellow mineral in the quarry near the new reservoir. The Sing Sing Bulletin notes the substance was sent to a metallurgist for analysis and jokes of a mob of prospectors flocking from Broadway and the Bronx if it proves real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossining
N. Y
Sing Sing
Honor Gang
Sing Sing Bulletin
Broadway
The
Bronx
State Capitol
Chilean Navy Urged to Expand by Maritime League
The Maritime League of Chile asked Congress to revive and expand the naval program. It urges reacquisition of the battleship Almirante Cochrane, creation of a separate Marine Ministry, two fleet units, and higher pay for officers and sailors. The memorial argues a strong navy protects a growing mercantile fleet and economic reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Maritime League of Chile
Congress
Almirante Cochrane
Ministry of Marine
War Ministry
League
Great Britain
Canada
China
Canadians Breed Foxes On Prince Edward Island
The article notes the fox ranching boom in Prince Edward Island with about 500 foxes on several ranches and an annual turnover around 250000 dollars. It explains the black fox or silver gray pelts fetch high prices due to limited supply in major markets and recalls a world record high price for PEI pelts in London. Local notes add farm visitors and shopping trips in nearby Kingsport and Blountville.
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Prince Edward Island
London
New York
Canada
Hudson Bay Company
Philadelphia Ledger
Hans Agree to Restore wrecked Louvain Library
Berlin reports the German government has begun restoring the Louvain library at a cost over 5,000,000 francs under an agreement with Belgium. Restoration of paintings seized during the war is also underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans
Louvain
Berlin
National Zeitung
Belgium
Depew's Chapel News and Local Visits
Mr Miller preached at Depew's Chapel yesterday. Miss Minnie Hood and Miss Mabel Hood visited Fate Light. John Hood spent Sunday at Horse Creek. Fate Light visited the Lights. Kate and Glenna Depew spent weekend with Rollie Light. Sunday school progresses. Mary Maxie and Sallie Fields visited Bertha McClain. Roy Whetsel dined with the Lights. Joe E Crawford and Donnie Ratcliff married Sunday morning. Vincent Crawford visited Will Crawford. Columbia Crawford made a business trip to Kingsport. Clarence Bachman visited his father E H Bachman.
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Depew
Miller
Minnie
Mabel Hood
Fate Light
John Hood
Horse Creek
Robert Light
Kate
Glenna Mae Depew
Rollie Light
Mary
Maxie
Sallie Fields
Bertha McClain
Roy Whetsel
Mr. Light
Joe E. Crawford
Donnie Ratcliff
Vincent Crawford
Will Crawford
Columbia Crawford
Kingsport
Clarence Bachman
E. H. Bachman
Death toll toll cholera claim cuts young life in Clover Bottom
Indian Springs June 28 James L the 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs Mat Lysenby of Clover Bottom died early Saturday morning of cholera. Burial at Gunning Cemetery Sunday at 1 o'clock services by Rev Hale and S L Browning. Also Mrs George Cross died Wednesday afternoon and buried at Gunning's cemetery Thursday with Rev S L Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs
James L
Mat Lysenby
Clover Bottom
Gunning
Messrs. Hale
S. L. Browning
George Cross
Gunning’s
Neil Cartright
Bristol
A. D. Cartright
R. J. Bridwell
Eleanor
T. J. Gunning
J. C. Bondurant
Wallace
H. N. Stump
Andrew Richards
Bruce Booker
David Stanfield
Mat Ford
John Ford
Mill Point
William Ford
D. W. Adams
Mort and Houts
Susan Adams
D. W
Walter Nuckolls and
H. J. Mackey
Thomas Rodgers
William Rodgers
Schoolhouse supper draws Arcadia crowd with music and prizes
Arcadia Tenn June 28 The supper at the school house Saturday night drew a large crowd. Club girls provided music aided by Mrs S P Fain who sang duets with Miss Jane Hicks. Candy prizes went to T B Anderson and James Hicks. The cakeswalk produced a tie between John T Hicks Mayme Ketron Rule Hicks and Fannie Gaines. Miss Kathryn Larkey returned home after visiting Kingsport.
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Arcadia
Tenn
Local Residents Visit and Social Roundup at Mill Point
The column lists residents and visitors including Misses Janie Hicks Fannie and Theo Gaines Mayme Ketron Grace Fain Mrs S P Fain and W F Hicks. It notes J H Hicks in Bristol and Charles Neely with Ms Neely visiting R Hickam. Other gatherings involve Brownie Newland Grace Fain T B Anderson Walter Stuart and Sarah Foust visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Hicks
Fannie
Theo Gaines
Mayme Ketron
Grace Fain
S. P. Fain
W. F. Hicks
J. H. Hicks
Bristol
Charles Neely
Kingsport
Ms. Neely
R. Hickam
Brownie Newland
T. B. Anderson
Walter Stuart
W. ™. Newland
Blountville
John Foust
Sarah
Silvicola
James McConnell
Burton
Gate City
A. J. Falk
Ellen Kenny Dies in Bristol at 44
Mrs Ellen Kenny wife of S B Kenny of Blountville died Sunday at her brother Dr L B Snapp home in Bristol in her forty fourth year Funeral services were held at Blountville Methodist church conducted by Rev S L Browning Burial followed in Blountville cemetery She is survived by her husband her mother five children and three brothers Dr L B Snapp James Snapp Haynes Snapp and one sister Mrs Wiley Stoffle Pallbearers were Dave Cumberford John S Snow Charles Massengill Ernest Long Justin King and Dr N S Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Kenny
S. B. Kenny
Blountville
L. B. Snapp
Bristol
James
Dr. L. B
Haynes Snapp
Wiley Stoffle
Dave Cumerford
John S. Snow
Charles Massengill
Ernest Long
Justin King
N. S. Peters
Strand ProGram All Star Week Preview
This week’s Strand program highlights All-Star events and performances. Advance notes tease special guests and featured acts shaping a week of standout entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Platform Proposes Nothing Y S Cummings
The piece argues against compromising peace terms and urges adherence to principles. It frames the cause as a summons, invoking America's ancient faith and sacrifice to restore civilization and leadership in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bear Cats Meet Grant in Meadville Matchup
The Bristol Bears Cats travel to Meadville to face the Grant team on the diamond. St. John McConnell pitched for the locals but lacked run support as errors influenced the scoring. Bristol slipped to five runs, while Grant led by their pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Cats
Meady Grounds
Hall
Bristol
St. John
McConnell
Tha
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Society
Morristown
Brockman—Eckhart
Hugh Courtney
Walter J. Hunter
D. E. Frizzell
George A. Caldwell
Mr. Caldwell
W. M. Bennett
Washington
Jefferson Shivell
Satuday
Battle Creek, Mich
John R. Kidd
Mrs. Kidd
A. F. Wampler
Big Stone Gap
C. J. Shipp
Mr. Shipp
Mrs. W. M. Bennett, Jr
Christiansburg
Jefferson Shivel
Chattanooga
George McNaughton
S. P. Platt
W. D. Kenner, Jr
Billy
Rogersville
J. C. Price
Jack
Elizabeth Drysdale
J. W. Lee
eLe
Mrs. E>iger
Mrs. W. M
May
Jonesboro
Res Guller
Tler
Beulah Luttrell
Stuart W. Maher
Stuart, Jr
Kenneth Kenner
W. A. Harmon
Margaret Heerins
O. D. Keen
J. M. Cox
Walla Walla, Wash
D. Tyson
Pauline Frederick
Paramount Picture
Elmo the Fearless
Tom Moore
Rip van Winkle
Thomas Jefferson
Eva Ratcliff
John Ratcliff
Ervin Crawford
Pearl
Mayme Light
Effie Steadman
House of Quality
May Allison
Metro
Oliver Morosco
Giften
Frederic and
Fannie Hatton
Cressy
California
Owen Moore
Allen Browne
William Fox
Clemenceau
the Tiger of
France
Fox
Depew’s
Sharrett-Mcneil Coal Corp
Bullen
Voile
Georgette Grepe
Bullen’s
Rachel Hicks
Illinois
Indiana
Mrs. Williams
O. D. Ketron
Mr. Ketron
James Larkey
Harvey
John Larkey
J. D. Myers
H. B. Johnson
YS Cummings
BEAR@TS
Pauline Federick
Sharrett & Smith Jewelers
Kingsport Stores, Inc
BIG Store
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