Evangelistic sermons and youth programs at First Baptist
Dr T C Crunrat leads the First Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 with Our Why and a large crowd heard the previous night. The story hour at 7 each evening engages children. Mr Hughes teaches songs to boys and girls. Personal evangelism themes urge churches to win people daily, not only at revivals, and stress care for home religion and Bible defense.
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Slime Overhears Meeting Attendees Increase
A garbled OCR note lists a gathering at Pantay near Potelock with names of people expected to attend. The fragment suggests an upcoming meeting where attendance is rising and several individuals are named.
Legion convention to draw 100000 veterans to Omaha
Omaha hosts the American Legion convention with 100000 Legionnaires expected. National headquarters move to Omaha as leaders plan talks on medals veteran benefits and a junior world series under Legion auspices. Major John Griffith and Western Conference officials attend discussions with post 1 Omaha and national bodies.
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Kiwanis Convention Report At Bowling Green Luncheon
At a Knoxville Kiwanis luncheon, President Stone delivered a report on the Kentucky Tennessee district convention held in Bowling Green. He described a district reorganization, new energy, and eight divisions including Kingsport in the eighth. Officers elected included Boyd Ford as division lieutenant governor and J Basil Ramsay as district governor with Chattanooga hosting next year’s convention. A TB hospital initiative urged Gov Peay to speed committee appointments.
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Financier Thomas F. Ryan Visits Kingsport at Rotherwood
Thomas Fortune Ryan, famed financier and rail promoter, arrives by auto from Oak Ridge near Lynchburg Virginia for a Kingsport visit. He travels with private secretary Frank Merkling, his son C. J. Ryan, and M. A. Tunstall. Ryan, a Virginia native now based in New York, has long supported regional railway projects.
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William Roller Tribute at Kingsport Luncheon
Wm Roller of Kingsport was a welcome guest at today’s luncheon, joining local residents for a light meal and friendly conversation, according to attendees. The gathering highlighted community ties and cordial hospitality in the town.
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Old Faithful Geyser Remains Regular in Eruptions
The Angociated Prean reports Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park continues to erupt on a steady schedule, typically every 60 minutes this season. Seasonal water changes cause slight interval increases at summer’s end, but superintendent notes consistency and strong performance.
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Europe safety devices to be standardized by league office
A committee of experts aims to standardize safety devices across Europe under the International Labour Office of the League of Nations. Six subjects will be investigated including cinema film production, wood working machinery, pressing and stamping machines, centrifugal equipment, acetylene plants, and chain and cable use. Frederick Ritzman announced the plan at the National Safety Council.
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Acquittal of former Kentucky Prohibition Director
Paul Williams of Lexington, former state prohibition director, was acquitted today by Federal Judge Cochran on charges of violating the national prohibition act. The case claimed a conspiracy to sell and transport more than 3,000 cases of whiskey from the Belle Anderson distillery at Lawrenceburg in 1921. prosecutors found no basis to the charge.
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