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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1925

Page

9

Revival at First Baptist Church Draws Growing Attendance

The first week of the revival meet ing at the First Baptist church shows rising interest as services fill and some are turned away. Countless accessions renew vows to live better and work for righteousness. Preacher and singer deliver soul stirring messages urging closer fellowship and Christian service.

First Baptist Church Hughes Crume Hell Kingsport Othe Christ Jesu

Sermon Excerpt Urges All to Seek Salvation in Christ

An 18th century voice proclaims that God's great salvation transcends class and invites every individual to Christ. The speaker encourages those troubled by fear of death to come to the Savior for comfort and hope.

Christ

Winter Clothing Being Put In Use

The approach of cool weather brings out old sweaters and shawls from mothball storage and shows winter is near. Many wear last year’s garments while some have new fall merchandise. Mornings are cool and snappy, prompting coats and sweaters, yet sunny afternoons push people to remove them until cooler evenings return. Mosquitos retreat, and finally peaceful slumber is enjoyed. Public opinion largely favors the coming winter, though a few always wish for heat to stay.

Regular Episcopal Services Thursday Evening at Chapel

The regular evening services will be conducted at the Episcopal Chapel on Watauga Street Thursday at 7 30 p m led by Rev. Harry F Keller. A communion service is scheduled for Friday at 7 30 p m at the chapel.

Episcopal Chapel Watauga Street Harry F. Keller

For Sale Two Houses on Dale and Oak Streets

Bargains on easy terms offer a six room White City house with Arcola heat and full conveniences for 34750.00. Also a five room Dale Street home listed at 1750.00. J. B. Nall, Broad Street handles the sale.

Dale Street Oaktreet White City Arcola Heat J. B. Nall Broad Street

Lincoln City Primary School Notes Boys and Girls Attendances

A compiled report from Lincoln City primary classrooms highlights perfect attendance for multiple classes, spelling and arithmetic achievements, and new enrollments. Grades 1 to 6 report on tardies, absences, and class activities including football results, graph work in spelling, and lost and found duties handled by 6B.

Mildred Snyder Henry Lincoln Jackson Quillin Miss Watkins Dave Parker Flora Bright Ruth Wilson Aughty Spears Nell Cloninger Ryland Mauk Carl Jones Eugene McCracken Iris Louise Mottern Byron Mallis Grace Coats Miss Robinson T. R. Bandy Nancy Penn Ruth Bralley Beulah Cannon Gay Vern Hamblin Lara Bowlin Margaret Shipley Miss Hank Elmo Salyers John Brown Miss Jones Miss Sparks Harvey Pierce James Fred Newton Margaret Jennings Merritt Potter Reading Miss Morris Sara Edna Dodson Wright Vaughn Miss Crowder Miss Vines

Holston Conference appoints Rev. M. A. Stevenson to Broad Street

Chattanooga obituary of the Holston Conference closing at 12 30 pm lists Rev M A Stevenson as re appointed to Broad Street Methodist church the only pastor with more than one re appointment during the session. Alternate delegates named include W F Morrow S B Long M T Carico and many district leaders.

M. A. Stevenson Broad Street Methodist Church Holston Chattanooga Stevenson Tenn Southern Methodist Church Brock E. D. Mouton W. F. Morrow S. B. Long Bluefield M. T. Carico Johnson City Big Stone Gap T. J. Eskridge Appalachia S. C. Beard Arno Derby Irby Esmond Cregger Andover Inman Calude Thomas Miller C. R. Wolfe Clinchport H. R. Wilson Coeburn Station

Fragmentary Names From Local Notices Surface in OCR

A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple individuals and places including Rod Watt Stickleyville Nelson Stonega Hart Tom's Creek Fox Wise Spradley Wise Ballard Abingdon and others. It appears as a partial local notice or directory snippet with scattered names and affiliations.

F Chebraham Rod R. W. Watt Stickleyville A. ‘Nelson Stonega H. D. Hart Tom’s Creek G. W. Fox Wise C. L. Spradley O. C Emory University H. R. Ballard Abingdon Q. C Y. W. Brooks N. Grah Nington Gap Cox

Week at the First Baptist Church Program

The First Baptist church outlines a weekly program with nightly topics such as The Worlds Greatest Detective on tonight and Gods Call to Repentance on Wednesday. A 9 a.m. prayer meeting and 10 a.m. sermon titled Gods Call to the Home are listed with a Hughes duet. Evening service centers on The Signs of the Times From the Stand point of History Prophecy and Current Events. Prayer meetings run each evening at 7 oclock.

First Baptist Church Hughes

Autos collide at Market and Broad streets

A Gray touring car and a Ford delivery truck from a local cleaning firm collided at the Broad and Market streets intersection around noon today, causing slight fender damage to both vehicles. The Gray was driven by Edgar Tyner of this city.

Broad Market Streets Edgar Tyner

Car Collision on Broad Street Damages Two Vehicles

An accident on Broad Street involved a left front fender strike by Mr. Tyner’s car against a truck’s right rear fender and running board. Both cars sustained bent fenders and a broken headlight lens but remained drivable. Mr. Tage was aboard Mar.

Broad Street Tyner Tage Mar

Want Ads in The Times Bring Sellers and Bargain Seekers Together

The Times highlights its want ads as a quick way for sellers to reach ready buyers. Readers find bargains across categories, from household items to services, with concise listings and contact details.

Times

Dr R V Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Promoted

A Western Pennsylvania raised man, Dr R V Pierce, trained as a teacher and physician after the Civil War. He practiced in the oil region, later moving to Buffalo where his Golden Medical Discovery became widely sold. Over fifty million bottles were reportedly sold in the U.S. A trial packet is offered for 10 cents via the Dr Pierce Clinic in Buffalo, New York.

Pennsylvania New Oil Buffalo N.Y R. V. Pierce U.S Dr. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

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