A Garden Hymn Featured In Local Society Notes
Mollie Anderson Saley presents A Garden Hymn praising nature and divine presence. Community events include lectures at Broad Street Methodist, Bible study at 4 p.m. on Watauga, Liberty Chapter 498 meeting, and a luncheon at Gray Bonnet Tea Room with a detailed menu and floral decor.
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Union Bible
Watauga
Reama ix
Liberty
C. E
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Broad Street
Éay M. Johnson
Guy Pitts
Qe Berandt
Ben Hugan
J. A. Linn
Eemahan
van Srease
PL Johnston
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Rose Color Suit Designs for Spring Golf Wear
A rose balbriggan suit with hip length jacket features pockets and a stand or turned collar plus pearl buttons. The skirt shows a front pleat and styles include one and two piece outfits in balbriggan washable silk and crepe varieties with decorative motifs and color contrasts.
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Lisbeth
Most Successful Meeting of the Year Declared
A social session featured a winner awarded a box of homemade candy and an old time spelling match with Mrs. Arthur Page receiving a candy prize. Mrs. Charles Grockett led the event as teacher and refreshments followed the social hour.
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Arthur Page
Charles Grockett
Local Visitors Register in City Listings
Mr Hubert Clyce of Knoxville and Mr G We Gray of Jonesboro visited the city yesterday. Rev Robert King of Pulaski visited with his parents here. Mr Tobe Everett of Bristol and Miss Effie Bean of Surgoinsville spent the day here. Mr Glavence Taylor of Erwin, Mr Charles Margreves of Rogersville, Mr Raymond McCrary of Orwin, and Mr H V Brinkeman of Knoxville were in the city. Mr S E Pickeng of Jonesboro attended to business here.
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Hubert Clyce
Knoxville
G. We Gray
Jonesboro
Glavence Taylor of
Erwin
Robert King
Pulaski, Va
Tobe Everett
Bristol
Effie Bean
Surgoinsville
Charles Margreves
Ity
Rogersville
H. V. Brinkeman
City
S. E. Pickeng
Local visitors and residents sighted in White City area
Mrs Chatter Wiley retired to her Johnson city home visiting husband here. Mrs W B Tandleton and Miss Frankie Pendleton of Gate City Va were here yesterday. Dr J Hicks of Athens Tenn passed through on way to Knoxville. Fimer Umbarger returned to the University of Tennessee after seven days with his parents. Mrs K B Gouely visited in Galax Va and returned home. Mrs Charles Anderson and Mrs Chapman Anderson of Galax Va were guests of relatives. Miss Virginia Margraves and Mrs Pat Riley of Rogerville attended the Rogersville vs local school ball game yesterday. Mr E Brandt returned from Atlanta Ga after a J C Penney managers convention. Mr and Mrs Hale and Mr C G Hale returned to Me Airey NC after visiting Dr and Mrs Nelms in White City.
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Chatter” Wiley
Johnson Iy Atcer
J. Hicks
Athens
Tenn
Fimer Umbarger
University of Tennessee
Knoxville
K. BR. Gouely
Galax
E. W. Dodd
Vivignia Margraves
Pat Riley
Togeraville
Rogersville High School
E. Brandt
M. Hale
Mr. C. G. Hale
Hame
ME. Airy, N.C
Mre. Nelms
White City
Reverend Goodman Preaches at Bethel as Visitors Attend
Bethel Sunday services feature Rev Goodman delivering an excellent sermon while Shipley of Kingsport visits A O Ford. George McCully listed as sick. Lottie Tallman and children Dessie and Sarah visited Mrs John Wilson. Mrs A O Ford also sick. James Good called on Mr Massy. G G Hays travelled to Bristol. Miss Bassie Ford spent weekend with family.
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Rev. Goodman
Bethel
Shipley
Kingsport
A. O. Ford
George McCully
Lottie Tallman
Dessie
Sarah
John Wilson
Bames Good
Massy
G. G. Hays
Bristol
Bassie Ford
Baccalaureate Sermon Abbreviated in Blountville News
The Blountville column notes a Sunday baccalaureate sermon at eleven, upcoming commencement week, Kinzie Wagner’s court house trial May 11, and a domestic sewing exhibit Wednesday. Frances Boy recovers after St Luke’s operation. Lizzie Dornett improves after a bad accident. Holt narrowly avoids death in a car wreck.
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Showl
Kinnie Wagner
Court House
Frances Boy
St. Lukes Hospital
Woodrow Social Notes Mention Rain Delays and Upcoming Event
Rainy spells slow spring farm work in Woodrow while residents report improving health. Mrs. Noah Childress regains strength after a short confinement. Neighbors visit families, attend church, and plan a May 9 entertainment. Concrete work on the new road moves forward despite showers. Families joining in Sunday calls include the Ratliffs, Browns, Lees, and Moond.
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Noah Childress
J. W. Fulkerson
Lena Mae
View
B. O. Brown
Alma
Cooks Valley
John Ratliff
May
Bruce Devault
G. W. Lee
Woodrow May
George Lee
Blanche Dion
Horse Creek
H. BR. Moody
J. A. Ratliff
Bruce Dovauly
Meet Your Friends At The Kingsport Drug Day
Meet Your Friends At The Kingsport Drug Day promotes local drug services and phone contacts for delivery and assistance. The notice highlights night and day phone numbers for access to care and support.
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Kingsport
Sone of Drug Services
Floyd Collins Death Bellows A Silent Night Tragedy
Fragmented poem marks Floyd Collins death in a cold cave. It evokes isolation and divine judgment, noting no marker or church choir for him, while contrasting human wisdom with fate. The verses center on the doomed rescue and the cave’s bleak reminder that death spares no one.
Cinderilla In Flowerland Postponed by Institute
Cinderilla In Flowerland has been postponed due to conflicts. The Broad Street performance by students of the Triangle Mountain Institute will be rescheduled for a later date to be announced.
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Mires Gilreath
Lem Gilreath
Broad Street Methodist
Cinderilla
Triangle Mountain Institute
City Police Docket Very Light This Week
The Ely police docket for the week was exceptionally light with only one person arraigned on a liquor charge and another for gambling. City judge noted an unusually quiet period as nine defendants were arraigned previously on gambling charges totaling 12 dollars and 50 cents.
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Ely
Want Ads Unite Seller and Bargain Seeker
Want ads in The Times bring together buyers and sellers seeking deals. Readers scan listings for items, services, and opportunities, matching quick offers with eager shoppers across neighborhoods. The page emphasizes practicality and community commerce.
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Times
Veeker
Boy Scout Camp Opens In Kingsport This Summer
Camp Hammond opens July 24 with three sessions through August 24 for different age groups. The first session runs July 24 to August 2, the second August 4 to 13, and the third August 15 to 24. The high school football camp follows the scouts periods. Activities include swimming hiking games campfires and instruction with strict rules on speech habits obedience and safety.
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Hammond
Kingsport
Uiren
Tor Alder
Bork Weauts
Seanes T
Passing of Barber Recalling Celebrities He Shaved
The Palace Hotel barber Bernhard Bernhard near San Francisco died after fifty years of service. He shaved or trimmed presidents Grant Harrison McKinley Roosevelt Wilson and Harding, plus other notables including Enrico Caruso and John Sullivan.
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Troy
San Francisco
Bernhard Bernhard
San Franciscan
Palace Hotel
Ulysses S. Grant
Benjamin Harrison
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Enrico Carusa
John Sullivan
Women Labeled Persistent Losers Over Pockets and Purses
Los Angeles reports say women drop mislay or walk off with purses and parcels at ten times the rate of men. Alfred Clothier notes ten lost articles are returned, many tied to women, with cases including silk undergarments, a pearl necklace, a purse with $4750, a bottle of whisky, and even odd finds like a stuffed rattlesnake and half a head.
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Los Angeles
Saya
Alfred .T- Clothier
Los Angeles Street Railway
Clothier
Loat and
Prince Eitel Now a Farmer in Potsdam Directory
Potsdam on May 6 reports Eitel Priedrich second son of ex Emperor William II now lists himself as a farmer in the city directory. He drops the long military and hereditary titles. prince remains part of his name under post revolution Germany law, not a rifle.
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Potsdam
Eitel Priedrich
William II
Hohenzollerns
Germany
Women Work Study Framed For National War Role
Evans Phipps, director of women's relations, leads a study on women's roles in national emergencies. She surveys WWI records and interviews commanders to assess women’s future service, suggesting tasks like cooking for service units to free skilled men for their trades. Born at Augusta Arsenal, Maine, she served in the Red Cross and rose to director in Pennsylvania Delaware division.
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Washington
Evans Phipps
Womer
Hew
Aaying
Red Cross
Me ‘Wiss Phinps
United States
Anny
Miss Phipps
Augusta Arsenal
Maine
Bradaier
Frank Huntington Phipps
Motor Corps
The
Motor Corps Service
Pennsylvania- Delaware
Governor's Island
New York
John Casserly
San Francisco
War Department
Phipps
Meney
England Replanting Tees Aims To Double Forest Planting
The forestry commission reports planting more than 80 000 young trees this year across about 36 000 acres to offset wartime deforestation. Officials plan to double this planting next year to boost England's woodlands.
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England
London
Forestry Commission
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