19 May 1964
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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1964
Page
1
Dear Polly shares thrift craft tips for friendship quilts using clipped fabric scraps and nylon stockings, plus hair spray to preserve carbon copies, a cornmeal purse cleaner revived velvet, and homemaking ideas to keep a husband in love. The column invites readers to submit ideas for Polly's Pointers.
Guidance on winning and keeping a husband's liking through homemaking kindness and consideration. Emphasizes avoiding blame, staying cheerful, and appreciating his best qualities to sustain marriage beyond a fleeting honeymoon.
In Big Stone Gap Virginia the Tolliver House plans a busy summer as the Lonesome Pine Arts and Crafts Association, led by Mrs. PL Retty, organizes a major tourist season with an art show by North Carolina and New York artists including Glen Smith Rose Drown and Charles Candler. A staged outdoor drama Trail of the Lonesome Pine by John Fox Jr. will feature tryouts for roles during the summer at Lincoln Memorial University. Plans include a summer arts fair and anniversary celebrations.
A hazy OCR style notice lists multiple May births at HVCH with parents names and weights. Entries include Cony Latina wife, Jeffrey Allen Cox, Uebra Loe Tortan, Darryl Giliner Lamphins, Andrew Wall, Mickael Devon Slaushter, Jon Eldeidge Black TT, Sue Bishop, Randall Sent Ramey, Mark Eilwin Kilgore, and Odette Beast among others, with birth dates in May and weights ranging around several pounds.
Mrs. Olen Guidao discussed her trip to Taverni and showed colored slides of the islands at a Peasant meeting of the Flower Lovers Garden Club. Ribbons were used for flower arrangements.
The Sullivan County Chapter of the Museum Dystrophy Association of America will hold its annual meeting and officer elections on Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Kingsport National Bank club room. Mes Charles Richards will discuss patient service and citations will be presented to individual volunteers and navigation groups assisting with the annual fundraising drive.
Honorary picks Kingsport girl Helen Elizabeth Lite for Beta Beta Beta at Emory and Henry College in Emory Virginia based on high grades. Airman Clayton J. Bowen completes basic training at Lackland AFB and heads to Hamilton AFB California as a supply specialist. Airman Alvin G. Wilder finishes ATC phase at Chanute AFB Illinois for aircraft equipment repair. Army Pvt. Fred Mite to 633d Engineer Company in Korea as tractor operator. 22, a 1962 Sullivan High School graduate. Pvt. Jimmy R. Harris to Fort Sill Oklahoma for artillery cannoneer training. 25, entered Army last January after basic at Fort Gordon. Pvt. Kenneth J. Moore, 17, Appalachia Virginia, assigned to 7th Infantry Division in Korea. formerly at Fort Gordon. Sgt. William P. Shifflett Jr., Bristol, graduated from 3d Armored Division NCO Academy in Germany May 1. tank commander in 32d Armor near Friedberg.
In Kingsport at Bristol Moose Lodge in an Academy of Friendship event eight Kingsport Women of the Moose received the Degree of Friendship. Honorees included Mrs. Niles Suit Mrs. Jin Marr and others. 22 members from the Kingsport Chapter joined Ritual staff as the enrollment ceremony added Jackie Gross J T Woodward John Montoury RP Wing and Verlan Crawfords into the chapter.
A disjointed note describes a shortage of a specific cookie cutter and a plan to improvise with household items. The writer mentions replacing a six ounce container of fruit juice and using frozen concentrate, implying a makeshift approach to cooking or baking.
The Bays Mountain Home Demonstration Club recently held a hutchcon and dress revue with Mrs Johnnie Walker judged as first place winner.
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