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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
9
The Rev Crume delivered a stirring sermon on Taking Sides from Exodus 82 23 at a Baptist revival last night. Mr Hughes sang Only A Sinner as converts and renewed vows increased with the service concluding Sunday night.
John Elmer Henderson five year old son of Mr and Mrs J H Henderson died last night at about 10 oclock after weeks of pneumonia and scarlet fever at their home on Holston Heights. A short funeral service was held this afternoon at 2 oclock at the home followed by services and interment at Morrisons Chapel. Times Want Ads get results.
Physicians and druggists now recommend Calotabs for colds and grippe. One or two Calotabs at bed time with water, no salts or nausea, and the next morning the cold is gone and the appetite returns. A family package with directions costs 35 cents at any drug store.
Kiwanis meeting featured a direct talk titled Playing the Man by a rival manager. Attendees included Dr Crume Mr and Mrs Hughes E H Kabler of Bristol and Jake Herrn of this city.
Miss Sibley A. Ross will not return to Kingsport Inn for a second year. She will stay in Knoxville where she runs a school of expression with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Charles C Ross. Her pupils and friends regret the change but understand her decision.
The Bristol Kiwanis hold a luncheon at The Inn with many members present. Plans include a picnic for 350 Virginia Intermont Institute girls from Bristol to Rotherwood next Monday afternoon. Kingsport Kiwanis invited to attend. Also announced is a Ladies Night on Friday October 30 at the Country Club.
Rev. E. M. Fox leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Evening sermon titled The Wise Man precedes the 7:30 p.m. service with the topic Wonderful.
Nashville Oct 9 The Democratic state committee may nominate five supreme court judges and nine appellate justices if no contest exists for any positions on the Supreme Court or Court of Appeals. The plan allows automatic nomination if only one candidate remains by October 31 1925 and requires a $100 deposit. If a contest arises the party holds a convention for all nominations.
Rice Turner was bound over to the next term of circuit court on a 1500 bond after a bigamy charge heard by W. P. Flora. Earlier, City Judge T. E. Hurst dismissed a similar case for insufficient evidence. Turner attempted escape but was caught by Deputy Sheriff Jack DeVault near Market Street and held for trial this morning.
Buddy Myer, untried recruit, called into action yesterday afternoon as Ossie Biluege, Senators star third base guardian, left the game after being struck by a pitched ball.
The state highway department submitted its first request for federal approval since Jardine halted aid over the Harahan controversy. The plan covers 12.56 miles of hard surfaced Bee Line from Columbia to the Giles county line. Alvin C. York and trustees of the proposed institute in Fentress County pushed to locate the school at the northern Jamestown site, with the state funding board present. The state appropriated 50 000 dollars for mountain children. Chief Justice Grafton Greene and Associate Justice Frank Hall qualified for the supreme court along with five court of appeals members.
Governor Peay commissions Dr A B DeLoach as a member of the state board of medical examiners, elevating a physician to oversight of medical licenses and practice.
A pardon was issued by the chief executive for Jack Patterson of Tipton County who had been sentenced to two years for voluntary manslaughter. Patterson, a deputy sheriff, was driving when the incident occurred.
A wagon carrying a family was struck by an approaching truck without lights, overturning the wagon. Patterson fired, killing one man in the truck and wounding another, in the roadside incident.
Twenty one certificates were issued from twenty two applicants who sought to become mine foremen in Tennessee. Examinations were conducted by O P Pile state mine inspector at Knoxville. Four certificates covered metal mines and the rest coal mines.
Governor Peay issues requisition to Mississippi authorities for the return of Newt Nichols to McNairy Tennessee. Nichols is charged with larceny and receiving stolen foods.
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