26 Jul 1927
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1927
Page
1
A Daily News note reports Saturday July 30 set aside by merchants to showcase enterprise and cooperation. Merchants pledge real bargain prices to draw shoppers from the region, hoping increased goodwill and community ties will prove lasting benefits despite short term losses.
The city extends registration for two days Monday and Saturday due to many unregistered eleigins, with new precinct fines pushing people into new districts. Citizens are urged to verify their registration to avoid being disenfranchised in the fall general election and to publicize the registration days Friday and Saturday.
Pineville residents held a luncheon at Marie Pattens home honoring Mrs. Hibbs and other guests. The report lists many attendees including Misses Hibbs Kinsey Davis Margeret Thomas and Dorothy Thomas, with several others traveling or visiting nearby towns. Also noted were attendees at a weekend golf tournament in Middletown and various local residents visiting or traveling to nearby counties and cities.
Mr and Mrs S Hompkiies of Trail Meh visit Mr J P Huraphii Miss Blianbath Smith in Leesburg Fla and Miss Nonen Dains of Fort Meade Fla return home after visiting Miss Maurite Alten. The group enjoyed a sunlit party, dinners at Stelen's and old camp grounds near Jonesville and Pineville road. Christion Endeavor event honored Mettie Staten. Mrs Augie McKinney and Miss Burtie Gibson hosted gatherings.
In Harrogate Tennessee Mrs Hishap Crna and Mrs Mallie Sampyon of Wurmerville Texas visit Howard's Quarter Monday after a week with Mr and Mrs Ay Haumgardyer Bert Rogers of Appalachia Virginia visits the area as guest of Mrs M D Smith and family. Sunday services were held at Shawanee with members of the Christian Endeavor and at the paper on history. A prize was awarded to Miss Watson for a paper on Joseph and the judges were Miss Garrison Miss Thoms and Miss Knott. A quip ponders guns versus rubberneck humor and Lloyd George addresses Parliament on Lords capacity.
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