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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
3
The first week of revival at the First Baptist Church shows rising attendance with services filled and some turned away. A large number renew vows and increase contributions while preacher and singer deliver soul stirring messages guiding members toward closer fellowship and Christian work.
The speaker extols God’s great salvation as universal and inclusive, urging those who fear death to seek the message. Emphasizes that salvation embraces every class and individual, inviting broad spiritual comfort.
The approach of cool weather brings out old sweaters and shawls from moth ball storage and shows winter is at hand. Some wear last year’s garb while others have latest fall merchandise. Mornings demand extra coats, while sun breaks send buyers back to lighter items until night cools again. Mosquitos leave, sleep deep, and public opinion mostly favors winter, though some still wish for warmth.
The regular evening services will be conducted at the Episcopal Chapel on Watauga street Thursday at 7 80 o clock. Rev. Harry F. Keller will be in charge. A communion service will be held Friday evening at 7 30.
Bargains on Dale street sale for a six room house on Oak Street White City with all conveniences including Arcola heat. Prices 1750 and 54750, with J. B. Nall on Broad Street as contact.
City school bulletin details class by class notes from Lincoln School 18B with reports on perfect attendance, spelling and arithmetic honors, new enrollments, and reminders about tardies. Several grades note high attendance percentages and individual students achieving 100 percent in tests, with updates on sickness and ongoing class work.
Rev. M A Stevenson remains pastor at Broad Street Methodist as Holston Conference ends in Chattanooga. Conference names presiding elders, pastors and officers. W P Morrow and others elected as alternate delegates to the next general conference. Union of gifts presented to Bishop and Mrs Mouton marks close of session around noon.
Wise, a student from Bmiory University, enters guidance under H R Ballard and Kingddans Q as Conference Evangelist. W Boochus is noted in the record alongside these names.
Church weekly program lists subjects for each day from tonight through Sunday. Notable items include lectures on The World Greatest Detective and The Signs of the Times, with solos by Mr and Mrs Hughes and the Benediction and prayer meetings daily at 7 pm.
A Gray touring car and a Ford delivery truck from a local cleaning establishment collided at the Market and Broad streets intersection at noon today. Both vehicles sustained only slight fender damage. The Gray was driven by Ed Wynner of this city.
A report describes a traffic incident on Broad Street where Tyrer's car sideswiped a truck, causing front fender and headlight damage. The left front fender and a headlight lens were severely damaged, with the fender bent and the truck’s front altered.
A brief notice describes want ads in The Times uniting buyers and sellers. The fragment notes bargain opportunities and convenience of local listing service. No specific names, dates, or prices are provided in readable text.
A Western Pennsylvania farm boy rose to district teacher and medical student, saved for medical college, and after the Civil War practiced in Pennsylvania oil country while teaching. He settled in Buffalo New York, promoting remedies that became widely sold. Dr R V Pierce gained worldwide fame for Golden Medical Discovery, with over fifty million bottles sold in the U S. A trial package offer is advertised via mail to the Dr Pierce Clinic in Buffalo.
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