Middlesbury Society Hosts Elegant Beauxbridge Party
Mrs. B Hollingsworth Sr and Mrs Mont Hollingsworth entertained with a beauty bridge party at Middlesbury Country Club. Sixty guests attended at fifteen tables with red white and blue decorations for the Fourth of July. An orchestra played as prizes were awarded to Mrs Windsor, Mrs Douglas, and Mrs Talon.
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B. Hollingsworth
Mont Hollingsworth
Middlesbury
Winnie Wippin
Clarence Vanner
Hamond Turke
Aushurn Sharp
Quinnt Mn Windsor
Marion Douglas
Secand
G. W. Taalon
Local Social Notes and Traveler Arrivals
Community crowd gathers for the Wise Specialty Show and campus events with many visitors arriving from Wilts Kentucky and Ohio. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Ta Cox and Mrs Adams travel, shop, and visit kin in Middlesboro Knoxville and Danville while Braggstown and Minville residents attend bridge parties and social visits.
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Mg. de la Clear
Doris Campbell
la Tellin
Tenn
Mrs. Burl
Another Link Spanish Trail Opens Amid Celebration
An opening ceremony marked the completion of a bridge and crossing linking parts of Lie Nation’s approved routes in Niyehwoiye. Officials from Almluana and Moris My joined hands as dignitaries witnessed the event. Constructing crews completed the wide path swiftly, with celebrants noting the achievement.
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Niyehwoiye
Dridge
Escambia
Wits
Almluana
Moris
Mhonsgunde
Officials Active Over Week End Report Details Disorderly Conduct
County officers were active from Friday night until Monday night during festive days. They reported drunken disturbances and arrests for disorderly conduct. A fourth of July period led to several detentions as authorities enforcing public order.
Revival at Methodist Church Closes Weeklong Series
Ell ie Whieh tis been fle prog AL Lie poh nwwiaendene Methodist-Chorel for several weeks closed ds Sunday tizhty Rey. Brooks, the mvanreliat, cuit dueled the mettings. Sunday night enllertion wis tioken up for the minister deft Cling Vepot ayant Loolk. an d trip to Corbin dast week, Mrs. America Seat and daughter went on Kluxeille last trilny Imornins. they were alccany mnied home by Mr. Stottt who he im ployed there. About twenty five Khwaned people went to A Tiddlestiar to celebrate the "fourth." general gaol tiie was ha The revival.
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Ani
Ellie
Methodist
Brooks
Cuit
Corbin
America Seat
Stottt
Local Church Meetings And Social Roundup In Town
A six o'clock social was hosted by Rose Hell Mes tenry smith for Misses Matilde and Jain Colanan ji Mea and guests Kehn Kincaid of Leeshrigg Vue Mins aveley tales Tart Hales and Mr and Mrs Hoberk Smith. The Bistrick Conference of the Methodist Church gathered here. Julaban of Hilton Van arrived with Mig C2. Julaban joined by Lige Pornington from Memineton Qap who was here Saturday for a public auction hint. Mrs Sam Anderson of Morr istown visited and with husband SD. ON Anderson motored to Mdcles hore Sunday and over her husband brought him here to spend a few citys.
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Tenry Smith
Matilde
Jain Colanan Ji
Kehn Kincaid
Leeshrigg
Aveley Tales
Tart Hales
Hoberk Smith
Bistrick Conference
The
Methodist Church
Julaban
Hilton
Van
Lige Pornington
Memineton Qap
Sam Anderson
Morristown
Anerson
Everal
Mdkleshore
Ani
Social Notes From Caydor and Nearby
A jumble of names and visits fills this Caydor area page. Mrs. dumat Shan visits Corbin relatives. Johny Grabert spends time with his mother, Mes. Cory Balle embarks on a trip with Caylar friends. A. W. Mariner returns from Movida after a few weeks with her mother. Misc details list guests at Mr. Cowan’s and Mrs. Wall’s homes, with numerous neighbors and kin across Caydor, Detail, Kingsport, and nearby towns.
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Mtr
Jin Littell
Adtrh Halton
WM. Cowan
Wever Dickwon
Kingsport
Tenn
Frida
Hailey Dat
Neste
Sana
Jin Litreel
Dohiy Wall
Bally
153 Golfers Off Early Today In National Open
The National Open kicks off at St Andrews as 153 golfers tee off in misty conditions. Notable names Willie Macfarlane Bobby Jones Walter Hagen Jock Hutchison Jock S. are mentioned with mixed odds and hopes in a tense opener.
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Mairfield
St Andrews
Gilles Lo
Blagera
UBS
Willie Macfarlane
Bobby Jenna
Winnoe
Tuck Haan
Walter Uapen
Covery
Dee
Minnis
Strike settlement eyed as New York subway tie stalls
New York union leaders hinted at an early settlement of the subway strike with Edward Lavin promising an imminent plan that could change the dispute, though he declined to reveal details. The talks centered on near term outcomes and potential settlements within days.
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Armouree
New York
CNS
Edward PL Lavin
Government Faces Suit Over Mail Carriage Payments
In Cleveland a case questions if the Emergency Fleet Corporation is a government department. If so the government could reclaim half of mail and supply transport payments, potentially millions. The Van Swearingen brothers sue, claiming $7480 for mails and supplies carried by the Nickel Flake Killroad for the Emergency Fleet Corp. Judges and attorneys from the U S government and Shipping Board argue over the agency’s status and payment rates.
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Cleveland
United States
Faut Jones
Hae van Swenygen Broilers
Lae Emergency Fleet Corporation
Biust Cub
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Ial
van Swear Inger Brothers
Imergency Plaw Corporation
Froyvernment
Asant
Howell Louek
Lisle AL Smith
Washington
McPherson
United States Shipping Board
Lewek
Sidy
Case Likely To Be Appealed To Highest Court
The legal dispute is expected to be escalated through all levels of judiciary culminating in a final ruling by the highest court in the land. The outcome hinges on legal questions raised by the parties and potential constitutional implications.
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