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Newspaper
Kingsport Times
Location
Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
8
Local residents such as Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Slaughter and the Stricklers attended the Rock Springs fair. Families and friends travel between Kingsport, Bristol, Fordtown, and Erwin for shopping, church, and visits with relatives, with Typhoid illness noted for Miss Bertha Ford and Mrs. George McCulley seriously ill.
Maple Grove reports Sunday preaching at Depews Chapel. Mrs S M Isley visited Mrs J O King and Lucille. Walter Bowery and sister Halle of Kingsport stayed with parents W D Bowery. Nerlin Bowery and Will Little families hosted Friday night. Alford Browder and Amanda Strickler visited G N Moody and John Dickson. Mrs Dickson ill. friends express concern. D L Moody visited niece Una and nephew Orla Phillips Saturday morning.
Cold weather slows singing at Bethel with no event next Sunday. Local families host dinners and visits across Lonesome Valley including Archer, Hilton, McCray, Arnold, Roller, and Bowery households. Chelsea Hilton returns to Harbour's school. Centenary singing continues under Mr. Powers as residents prepare to sow wheat.
Dr J M Melear of Athens Tenn preached to a large Sunday crowd at Depew's Chapel. Dinner on the ground followed. Rev T E Goodman gave his last sermon before departing for a conference at New Port Tenn. T M Crawford died near Lone Star and was buried there Friday. N A Stedman visited relatives here. Jonathan Archer Jeraldstown and J H Archer Fall Branch joined Mr and Mrs Henry Hood for Sunday. Mr and Mrs D S Crawford and Miss Nelle Drake were in Bristol Saturday. Melear visited G A Fields Saturday. Kelly Byrd of Va staying with G A Fields and Mr and Mrs J H Hood of Rock Springs visited Mrs Susan Hood Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs John Bain of Kingsport spent the weekend with R P.
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