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Kingsport Times

Location

Kingsport, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1925

Page

11

Extension Granted for City School Physical Examinations

Kingsport extends the week long schedule for school physicals as doctors Hodge Keener and Miller handle urgent calls. Nurse Nellie Eareckson joins to supervise pupil welfare and address hidden defects. The plan aims to examine every student, document findings, and prevent later health costs.

Hodge, Keener and Miller Kingsport Ross N. Robinson Nellie S. Eareckson Miss Eareckson Marsh Lincoln Yancey Jackson Dr. Hodge Reed Oklahoma Dr. Miller Hank Highsmith High School Tipton Keener Hodge Dr. Reed

Halloween Carnival Planned at Tobacco Warehouse

Plans are under way for a large Halloween carnival at the tobacco warehouse on Friday night October 30. Prizes will be given for best and slouchiest costumes with many other contests and races. Dancing games booths and entertainment for all ages will fill the event. A small admission will be charged with spectators enjoying the rest free of charge.

Tobacco Warehouse Hallowe’en

Condition of Man Hit By Auto Improves

Paul Reeves injured on the Bristol highway near Dale street Friday night shows improved condition. Riverview hospital attendants report injuries to the back of the head are not as serious as first feared and he may be discharged soon.

Paul Reeves Bristol Dale St Riverview Hospital Reeves

Lincoln City Primary School Notes Crowded With Honors

Lincoln 6B reports 100 percent attendance with no tardies this week and rewards on Friday. Pupils Worley Moocey Marguerite Keith Hartiel Minton Mildred Snyder Curtis Jennings Mildred Tyner Jessie Stallard Sallie Booker receive honors in arithmetic.

C. M. Gibson Worley Moocey Marguerite Keith Hartiel Minton Mildred Snyder Curtis Jennings Mildred Tyner Jessie Stallard Sallie Booker Hattie Henry Lincoln Jackson Gussie Sheets Leslie Kathleen Hutchins Thelma Holyoke Gilmer Mead Byron Mallis Josephine Foote Riley Nellie Steel Gladys Howard

Jackson School Welcomes New Nurse and Weekly Activities

The Jackson School notes Miss Ericson began as nurse last Monday and welcomes visitors Miss Cates and Fitzgerald at chapel. Students hear Mr. Borden speak in assembly and nearby Halloween practice progresses. Several grades report illness absences, honor rolls, spelling lists, and reading contests with various pupils named for achievements.

Ericson Cates Fitzgerald Kingsport B. H. Borden Hallowe'en Elizabeth Good Hallowe’en Kermit Paul Creuch Gate City L. Berrier Kathleen Large Diddie Miss Bibb Miss Massengill Clara Morrell Ruth Light Enoch Tipton Paul Wilson Lyle Mellons Teddy Franklin Harold Larkins John King Everett Watts Fred Trimble Keener Moffitt Juanita Coley Ruth Bradley Ruth Ford Verna Frazier Anna Lou Thompson Ruth Fugate Lois Horton Vivian Miller Margaret Moffitt Miss Bell Emory Kiss Blues Prizzle Quillen James Cooper Floella Blizzard Willard Pardue Kennedy Doane Cam King, Jr Nora Renfro Lucile Cox Gladys Hickman Elizabeth Christopher Arlene Hall Zoe Cornett A. T. Hoss Miss Goode Glynn Marshall James Smallwood William Green Oma Johnson Juanita Devault George Greer Clarence Coats Woodrow Vineyard Billie Poe Maude Richards Mack Rich Loyd Branson Miss Clifford Ruby Laney Ray Mann Catherine Poarch Russell Kindley Tom Pyle Una V. Brooks David Brandt

Community Chest Drive Set to Launch November 3

The annual Community Chest drive will begin here on November 3 and run for three days November 4 and 5. The committee seeks broad public cooperation to support charity cases and aid for poor children, with careful investigation to avoid duplication and misuse of funds.

Community Chest Local Chest

Sullins Students to Be Here Monday Picnic

The Rotary Club of Bristol will bring Sullins College students and faculty to Kingsport for a Monday afternoon outing at Rotherwood. About 400 girls and Rotarians will travel by motor. Local Rotarians are invited to attend the picnic and committees are set to arrange the event with many men expected to join if their wives consent. Judge Ferguson predicts full turnout from the Bachelor's Brigade.

Rotary Club of Bristol Sullins College Kingsport Rotherwood Judge Ferguson Bachelor’s Brigade

Studebaker Stops Annual Model Updates in Local Sale

Local dealer E. W. King notes rising inquiries and sales as Studebaker ends yearly model changes. He says buyers value a current model without rapid depreciation from annual announcements and expect ongoing improvements to be added as developed.

E. W. King Studebaker King Studebakers

Tent Meeting to Begin Tonight at Seven

An interdenominational series starts this evening at seven o clock in the big tent on Center street. Evangelist Sister P Harrel will lead the meetings, a veteran preacher who has conducted similar campaigns nationwide. Read The Timeys want ads.

Jin Price Studebaker Big Tent Center Street P. Harrel

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