Hallowe'en Party at Epworth Lounge and Anniversary Notices
Society items include a Hallowe en party announced by the Epworth Lounge of Broad Street Methodist church with guest invites, plus a long anniversary dinner noting Mr. Bly Warner hosting in Bristol area. The list of attendees spans numerous local residents and visiting families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Broad Street
Methodist Church
Bly. Warner
Warner
Govers
M. W. Potter
W. J. Hunter
A, DB
Brookman
HS. Angle
Willard Kirk
Bristol
J. Fred Johnson
Local Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Miss Hazel Barnes visited relatives in Johnson City while Miss Nancy Pierce and others spent the weekend with kin in Abingdon. Verna Pardue of Bristol hosted friends yesterday. Johnson City visitors called on friends over the week. Mr. and Mrs. Pleven and family stayed with relatives in Abingdon yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J Mack Bond and daughter Louise spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B P Dones in Blountville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Howard
Ruth Ketron
Bristol
Hazel Barnes
Johnson City
Verna Pardue
Sii Earl
Pleven
Abingdon
J. Mack Bond
Louise
B. P. Dones
Blountville
Galax Player Improves After Saturday Injury
Thomas Fryer, Galax high school quarterback, shows marked improvement after Saturday’s game. Doctors expect possible removal from Riverview hospital tomorrow if recovery continues. Fryer suffered a severe neck strain with no fracture or dislocation found on exam. Another injured player from the same game is reported at home in Abingdon, and his condition remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fryer
Galax High School
Riverview Hospital
Fryer
Stein
Abingdon
1926 Grid Series For Determining Champs Planned
The Ansuciated Philadelphia plans a grid series to decide national football champions as part of Sesqui Centennia l celebrations. Dr George W Orton director of sports and William M Hollenback football committee chair coordinate the event for the era.
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Philadelphia
United States
George W. Orton
William M. Hollenback
Winter Ensembles From Paris For Smart Weather Wear
A Paris influenced winter sportswear trend for modern women features a practical ensemble with riding breeches turtle necked sweater a short jacket woolen shoes stout low shoes cap and long coat. Decorative jet plaid adds contrast on jacket fronts sleeves and pockets. Fur collar coats scarf collars and leather trims complete the look for outdoor activities.
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Mme. Lisbeth
Paris
Paris Couturiers
Championship football series plans outlined for sesqui centennial cup
Officials and prominent writers from the East Mid West Pacific coast and the South would select four teams. A lot would pair two games, the winners meeting for the sesqui centennial gold cup. Elimination games set for November 29 and 30 with the final on December 4. Stadium work to seat 120,000 spectators after 20,000 temporary goals erected. Leading officials and coaches have approved the plans with affidavits of cooperation from Knute Rockne Andy Smith and Jom L Griffiths.
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East
Middle West
Pacific Coast
South
Monnday
Aerse
Muanicinal
Dorton
Sro Jom
Tennessee girls and boys honored at national dairy expo
Tennessee dairy club members earned multiple honors at the National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis, with Andrew Colebank and Malcolm Jones of Shelby county leading a cream production demonstration. Cecil Chandler of Knox county placed third in Guernsey judging and seventh in Ayrshires, while Forrest Moss of Hamilton gathered sixth in Holsteins and M. C. Whitworth Jr. of Davidson contributed to the judging team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Dairy Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Andrew Colebank
Malcolm Jones
Shelby County
Yowa
North Dakota
Cecil Chandler
Knox County
Forrest Moss
Hamilton
M. C. Whitworth
Jr. Davidson
Chandler
Young Woo
South
Tennessee Team Seals Eleventh at Breeds Judging
Steins Tig Tennessee team placed eleventh overall in a breeds judging event. Maryland took first, Illinois second, Oklahoma third, and Georgia fourth among competing states and organizations.
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Steins Tig
Tennessee
Maryland
Illinois
Oklahoma
Georgia
Exposition Sees record dairy club participation in Tennessee
The exposition returned higher quality and activity with many Tennessee dairy club members and registered animals. Attendees included Miss Edna Groxmain of Knox County, David Whitworth and Raymond Parrish of Davidson. The trip was educational and funded by prizes from the East Tennessee Division Pair, Chattanooga Inter-State Pair, State Fair, and Survival Separator Company.
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Dairy Club
Tennessee
Edna Groxmain
Knox County
David Whitworth
Raymond Parrish
Davidson
East Tennessee
Chattanoocht Inter-State
State Fair
Suraival Separator Company
Lar
Fashion dictate urges show knees while hiding the neck
London fashion adviser Mme Henneberry of Worth outlines 1926 trends urging skirts to sway show occasional knee twinkle while keeping the neck and arms concealed with high collars and long sleeves. She notes renewed waist emphasis, with Cossack boots and Greek shoes in favor and white footwear continuing in vogue.
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London
United News
Mme
Henneberry
Worth
Paris
Mme. Henneberry
Influencing Factors in Poultry Profits Revealed by NJ College
A New Jersey Agricultural College study shows an average annual net of 3.94 dollars per bird after feed and incidental costs, with 142 crops per year and feed/expense costs of 2.12 per bird. Key findings include production efficiency as the main profit driver and higher returns in fall and winter when prices peak, along with substantial flock reductions from summer culling.
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New Jersey Agricultural ‘College
Ftock
If A Good Guessers You Can Tell Movie Stars In Rome
Italian posters blur American star names as 1, y, and C sound alike. Fatty, Maj Murray, Betty Blithe, Glorya Cranson, Mary Pickford, Mary Philbin appear under altered forms. Douglas Fairbanks often goes by Douglas in Italy where last names are placed first.
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Rome
Preae
Fatty
Maj Murray
Betty Blithe
Glorya Cranson
Mary Pickford
Mary Fhilbin
Jury verdict awarded $37,600 in suit against actress
The Associated Press reports in Mineola on October 26 that Mrs. Katherine Frey of Louisville won a $37,600 verdict against musical comedy actress Wilda Bennett. Frey charged Bennett stole the affections of her husband, race horse owner Charles Frey, in a case tried in the New York Supreme Court. An appeal was announced by Bennett’s counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mineola
Katherine Frey
Louisville
Wilda Bennett
Charles Frey
Supreme Court
Frey
Visit Your Schools Today Keynote of Education Week
Washington announces Visit Your Schools Today as the Education Week keynote for November 16 22. President Coolidge will proclaim the observance with plans left to local bodies. The Bureau of Education National Education Association and American Legion sponsor a seven day program urging school exhibits outreach and closer contact between public and schools. Governors endorse proclamations and authorities are urged to join the program emphasizing Conservation Thrift Know Your School Community Health For God and Country Constitution Patriotism and School and Teacher Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coolidge
Bureau of Education
National Education Association
American Legion
Bureau
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Thmes
Herbert BR. Palmer
J. C. Squire
Estelle Pitzgerald
Jane Larkins
Miss Tsobell
Mrooand ™ . T. Wilson
John Cran
Hicks
Bloomingdale
Hubert Clyeo
Gowler Torrane
A. Wy. Anderson
Augusta
Gay
Miss Lola Andersun
Rd the
Preels
Listons
Riverview
S. A Matthews, Ts
W. J. Morefieil
Greenville
Vivian Smith
Norah Kestner
Holston Heights
W. C. Lyons
Woodfull
S. C
G. Woody
R. M. Pendleton
Silvicola
Mr. J. Mack Bond
Ada Hilbert
Jonesboro
C. E. Rvchiquette
Pawhuska
Okla
Mary Sue Hilbert
Zoe Weaver
W. W. Haiford
New York
D, Fred Johnson and Company
Joe Miller
Vernon Jon
Charles LeBarge
Mountain City
W. H. Coggins
Asheville
Mr. Vevile Gloudix ii
Ths
Old
Nancy Pierce
Relate
Abingdon, Va
Strand Theatre
Theodore Roberts
Charles de Roche
Estelle Taylor
Julia Faye
Edythe Chapman
Richard Dix
Red la ‘Rocque
Leatres Joy
Nita Naldi
Agnes Ayera
The
Times Daily
Hallowe’en
Ral Uay
Community Chest
Mae i
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