Evangelist Crume Preaches to Large Crowds at Church Revival
Evangelist Grume delivers a stirring sermon at a Baptist revival service on Taking Sides drawing from Exodus 82 7. Dr. Sam P. Martin announces the revival ends with Sunday services. Numerous conversions reported and vows renewed amid fiery calls to choose God over the devil with strong moral exhortations.
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Evangelist Grume
The
Baptist. Church
Hughes
Peat
Sam P. Martin
Elmer Henderson Dies After Illness at Home
John Elmer Henderson five year old son of Mr and Mrs J H Henderson died at home on Holston Heights last night about 10 PM after weeks of illness with pneumonia and scarlet fever. A short funeral was held at the home this afternoon at 2 o clock followed by services and interment at Morrisons Chapel.
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John Elmer Henderson
J. H. Henderson
Holston Heights
Morrisons Chapel
How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu
Doctors now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold overnight or shorten grippe. One to two Calotabs at bedtime with water purges salts without nausea or affecting appetite. Morning after, cold vanishes and appetite returns. a family package with directions costs 85 cents.
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Drugeists
Miss Sibley Ross won't return for Kingsport school of expression
Miss Sibley A. Riss led a school of expression at the Kingsport Inn last year but will not return this year, choosing to remain in Knoxville where she currently conducts classes. The Bristol Kiwanis club plans a picnic at Rotherwood with about 350 Intermont Institute and Bristol college girls traveling to Kingsport, meeting a local committee.
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Miss Ross
Bristol Kiwanians
School OF
INN
Rotherwood
Knoxville
Sibley A. Riss
Kingsport Inn
F.W. Browning
Rogs
Charles C. Ross
Kiwanis Club
Stone
Brockman
Bristol Club
Virginia
Intermont Institute
Kingsport
Bristolians
Bristol Monnday
H. Kabler
Bristol Kiwanis
Phelps Platt
Entainment Committee
Pharps
Country Club
Reed
David Eughs
Tom Grume
Hughes
Tom Crume
Turner Bound Over On Bigamy Charge
Rice Turner was bound over to the next term of circuit court on a $1,500 bond after a morning trial for bigamy with W. P. Flora. He was previously tried and dismissed by City Judge T. B. Hurst for insufficient evidence. Turner fled but was chased by Deputy Sheriff Jack DeVault and captured near Market street. He remained in custody awaiting trial.
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Rice Turner
W. P. Flora
Turner
T. B. Hurst
Hurst
Jack DeVault
Market Street
Notable talk draws visitors from Bristol and city
A brief report notes a timely and well delivered talk by Min Ware on a chosen subject. Attendees included Dr Crame, Mr and Mrs Hughes, E H Kabler of Bristol, and Jake Wer rang of this city, who engaged warmly with the message.
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Dr. Crame
Hughes
E. ‘H. Kabler
Bristol
Jake Werrang
City
Regular services at West Christian Church
Rev. E. M. Fox announces Sunday activities at West Christian Church. Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. evening preaching at 7:30. Morning sermon titled The Wise Man and evening sermon titled Wonderful.
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West Christian Church
E. M. Fox
Fox
Bible
Christian Endeavor
Supreme Judges Named If No Contest By December
Nashville Tenn Oct 9 The move to hold a state judicial convention December 16 hinges on a lack of contested seats for the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals The Democratic state committee says five Supreme Court judges and nine appellate judges would be nominated if no contest exists and the convention is unnecessary The resolutions require candidates to qualify by letter and a $100 deposit by October 31 1925 or October 31 1926 as the case may be with the Beatzman of the state Democratic executive committee.
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Associated Press
Nashvillé
Tenn
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Supreme Tours
Democratic State Committee
Ernest ‘N. Haston
Haston
State Committee
Democratic’ Party
Beatzman
Democratic Executive Committee
State Democratic
Highway project eyed as state, federal talks open
The state highway department seeks federal approval for a 12.56 mile hard surfaced Bee Line route from Columbia to Giles county. Alvin York backs northern Jamestown site for his proposed Institute while funding board members discuss location options. The state appropriated 50000 for the institute. Chief Justice Grafton Greene and Justice Frank Hail qualify for the supreme court. five court of appeals members also qualify. Governor Peay appoints A B DeLoach to the state medical examiners board. A pardon frees Jack Patterson of Tipton County after a voluntary manslaughter case. Mine foreman exams yield 21 of 22 certificates. A requisition is sent to Mississippi authorities to return Newt Nichols on felony charges.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Jardinesae
Sgt
Alvin
York
Alvin York Agricultural Institute
Fantress County
Spt
Jamestown
Grafton Greene
Supreme Court
Ernest N. Haston
Democratic Executive Committee
Frank Hail
High Court
Court of Appeals
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Jesus Christ
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Elmer Henderson
J. Fred Johnson & Company, Inc
J. M. Hamlett
Stanley Harris
Bill Mackechnie
Virgina
J_FRANK NELSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY
Kingsport Plumbing and Heating Co
Sullivan St
Dea
Or Charles Ayer
Buddy Myer
Ossie Bluege
Mountain Children
Fentress County
Peay
A. B. DeLoach
State Board’ of Medical Examiners
Jack Patterson
Tipton County
Patterson
Tennessee
C. P. Pile
Jon
Mlippi
McNa
Newt‘ Nichols
Fiarceny
Atolep Foada
Tinea
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