Hallowe'en Party and Social Notes From Broad Street
Epworth League hosts a Hallowe'en social in the church basement from 8 to 10 pm with one guest per member. Social column lists diners and local residents visiting Bristol, Johnson City, and Mountain City, noting anniversaries, guests, and store staff changes as area residents travel and socialize.
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Epworth League
Broad Street Methodist Church
Community
Local Residents Have Short Visits Across The Region
Ill at home in Old Kingsport is Mr Verne Cloud. Mr W A Dishacr of Johnson City placed a victory yesterday. Mrs A Ketron spends a few days in Bristol with relatives. Miss Hazel Barnes visited relatives in Johnson City. Miss Nancy Pierce visited relatives in Abingdon Virginia. Miss Verna Pardue of Bristol was a guest yesterday. Clede Dohner of Johnson City visited relatives here over the weekend. Mr and Mrs D R Pierce and family were guests in Abingdon yesterday. Mr and Mrs J Mack Bond and daughter Louise spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R P Jones at Blountville.
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B. F. Warner
Warner
M. W. Potter
W. J. Hunter
A. D. Brockman
H. S. Angle
Willard Kirk
Bristol
J. Fred Johnson
Mary Johnson
C. C. Miller
Perry
Mildred Rogers
Lol Anderson
M. M. Hunter
A. I. Bray
Isobel Camper
Mrs
A. T. Wilson
Johnson City
J. W. Howard
Ruth Ketton
Mr. Verne Cloud
Old Kingsport
Hazel Barnes
Verna Pardue
Clede D\hner
D. R. Pierce
Abingdon
J. Mack Bond
Louise
R. P. Jones
Blountville
Salax Player II Reported Better After Injury
The condition of Thomas Fryer, Galax high school quarterback, improved today after an injury in Saturday’s game. He may be moved from Riverview hospital tomorrow or Wednesday if recovery continues. Fryer was knocked out in the second half. initial fears of a dislocated vertebrae proved unfounded, though a severe neck strain remains. Another injured player from the same game is recovering at home in Abingdon after a blow caused loss of consciousness.
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Thomas Fryer
Galax High School
Riverview Hospital
Fryer
Abingdon
1926 Grid Series For Determining Champs Planned
A 1926 college football championship series is planned as part of Sesqui Cascading celebrations. Dr. George W. Orton directs sports and William M. Hollenback chairs the football committee for the Associated Press Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
United States
George W. Orton
William M. Hollenback
Tennessee dairy club members win multiple honors at national expo
Tennessee 4-H dairy club members at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis earned third place for dairy demonstration, third in Guernsey judging, sixth on Holsteins, seventh on Ayrshires, and eleventh overall in all breeds. Andrew Colebank and Malcolm Jones of Shelby County led the cream production demo despite missing equipment. Cecil Chandler of Knox County, Forrest Moss of Hamilton, and M C Whitworth Jr of Davidson formed the cattle judging team, with Chandler earning bronze and third in Guernsey judging and seventh in Ayrshire judging.
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Tennessee Dairy Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Andrew Colebank
Malcolm Jones
Shelby County
Iowa
North Dakota
Cecil Chandler
Knox County
Forrest Moss
Hamilton
M. C. Whitworth, Jr
Davidson
Miss Chandler
South
Winter Girl Has Smart Ensemble From Paris
The modern girl sports winter wear ready for snow or sun with Parisian ensembles. A breeched riding style set includes turtle neck sweater short jacket woolen hose stout shoes cap and long coat. Features checkered facing fur collars leather accents and contrasting fur trims.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Paris
Paris Couturiers
Sesqui Centennial gold cup plan for four regional games
Officials and well known newspaper writers from the East Mid dle West and Pacific coast would select the best teams. Four games would be paired by lot with two winners meeting for the sesqui Centennial gold cup. Elimination games on Monday and Tuesday November 29 30 and the final on Saturday December 4. Twenty thousand temporary seats at the municipal stadium end of the horse shoe could accommodate 120000 spectators. Leading football officials and coaches have approved the plans with contributors including John L. Griffiths A. A. Stagg Knute Rockne and Andy Smith.
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East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
South
Orton
John L. Griffiths
A. A. Stage
Knuté Rockne
Andy Smith
Big Eastern College
Hollenback
Fashion dictates knee show with hidden neck dominates 1926 style
London dispatch reports 1926 fashion rules from Mme Henneberry of Worth. Skirts stay long though sway to reveal the knee briefly. sleeves and high collars required. waists to return but slim. Boots favor Russian Cossack style and Greek designs, with colored footwear continuing. Maryland, Illinois, Oklahoma, Georgia place in breed judging show results.
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London
United News
Mme. Henneberry
Worth
Paris
Tennessee dairy club members at national exposition
Tennessee dairy club members competed for three years at the National Dairy Exposition with notably better ratings this year. The group, over 800 strong, includes many with registered animals. Attendees included Miss Edna Groxmain of Knox County, and David Whitworth and Raymond Parrish of Davidson. The trip was educational and financed by prizes from East Tennessee Division Fair, Chattanooga Inter-State Fair, State Fair, and Laval Separator Company.
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Tennessee Club
Dairy Club
Tennessee
Edna Groxmain
Knox County
David Whitworth
Raymond Parrish
Davidson
East Tennessee Division Fair
Chattanooga Inter-State Fair
State Fair
Laval Separator Company
Factors Affecting Poultry Profits From New Jersey Study
A New Jersey Agricultural College report shows an average net of 3.94 dollars per bird, with 142 eggs per bird annually and 2.12 dollars in feed and incidental costs. Key findings: production per bird and efficiency drive returns. low production links to breeding and management. peak profits occur in fall and winter. older flocks differ mainly in fall and winter egg output. pullets outperform hens by about two dozen eggs and most of those come in high-price months. flock size shrank about 50 percent, especially in summer due to strict culling.
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New Jersey Agricultural College
Movie Stars in Rome Baffle Tourists with Names
In Rome American film stars confuse visitors as Italian spelling links I Y and C sounds. Fans read Fatty Maj Murray Betty Blithe Glorya Cranson Mary Pick ford Mary Fhilbin Maj Miravoj. Douglas Fairbanks is called Dooglas due to last name first custom.
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Rome
Fatty
Maj Murray
Betty Blithe
Glorya Cranson
Mary Pickford
Mary Fhilbin
Maj Miravoj
Douglas Fairbanks
Dooglas
Bobbed Hair Will Appear in The Times Daily
The Times announces that a feature on bobbed hair will appear in its daily edition, signaling coverage of a current fashion trend and its social reception.
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The
Times Daily
Jury verdict awarded 37500 against actress in love‑triangle suit
Mineola New York October 26 Mrs Katherine Frey of Louisville won a jury verdict of 37500 against Wilda Bennett musical comedy actress for alienating the affections of Frey's husband race horse owner and sportsman The suit sought 100000 and a sealed verdict was read today after the actress announced plans to appeal
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Mineola
N. Y
Katherine Frey
Louisville
Wilda Bennett
Charlee Frey
Supreme Court
Visit Your Schools Today Keynote of Education Week
Washington announces Visit Your Schools Today as the keynote of American Education Week to run November 16 to 22. The program, issued by the Bureau of Education with the National Education Association and the American Legion, urges local observances with seven daily themes including Conservation and Thrift Day and Constitution Day. Governors across states pledge proclamations, and school authorities are asked to join in.
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Washington
Coolidge
Bureau of Education
National Education Association
American Legion
Bureau
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Mabel Miller
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Joe Miller
Vernon Jantz
Charles LeBarge
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W. H. Coggins
Asheville
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J.C. Penney Company
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Mt. Carmel
W. A. Dishacr
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Nancy Pierce
Strand Theatre
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Charles de Roche
Estelle Taylor
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Richard Dix
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Agnes Ayers
Tame
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