SULLIVAN COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Kingsport Times, 25 Jun 1916 - page 4
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THREE KILLED AND TEN INJURED BY CYCLONE SOUTH OF BIRMINGHAM 
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., May 22.- Three persons; two white and one a 
negro, are dead and ten or more are injured as the result of a cyclone,
which struck Sunnyside and Songo, ten miles south of Birmingham, early Monday 
morning. 
 
DEATH OF REV. ANDERSON, THE "FIGHTING PARSON" 
QUINCY, Mass., May 21,- The Rev. Edward Anderson, known in Grand Army of the 
Republic circles as the "fighting parson," died tonight at the age of 72 
years. He was an associate of Judge Brown and at the outbreak of the civil war 
enlisted as private, rising to the rank of colonel. 
 
 
BLOUNTVILLE NEWS NOTES 
Blountville, Tenn., May 20.- W. H. Farthing returned home Thursday.
after attending the East Tennessee farmers' convention at Knoxville. 
 
Little Miss Helen Gate is spending some time as the guest of Miss Hazel Barnes 
at Cantrell.  
 
Misses Jamie Parrott and Jean Massengill were shopping in Bristol one day this 
week. 
 
 Circuit court convenes at this place next week.  
 
Rev. T. L. Cate and family and Miss Sallie Milsap are attending the Southern 
Baptist convention this week at Asheville, N. C. 
 
Dr. H. A. Parrott is visiting his son, J. H. Parrott, of Bristol. 
 
Master Hal H. Phillips is visiting relatives in Rogersville. 
 
Paul Gate it; spending several days with his friend, Millard Mauk, at Bluff 
City. 
 
C. J. Phillips and family have moved to their new home on Main street. 
 
Miss Lula Cole is the week end guest of her sister, Ella Kate. 
 
Mrs. J. E. Naff, who has been spending some time in Washington City, is 
expected home soon. 
 
 
CEDAR GROVE.
This letter received too late for last week's issue.
 
Mr. Bruce Anderson was in town Saturday evening. 
 
Mrs. Minnie Cash and little daughter, Gerie, were guests of Mrs. S. Poole the 
past week. 
 
Erma Dickson spent Saturday and Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Steadman. 
 
Mrs. Walter Oliver and Miss Margarette Oliver were in town Saturday. 
 
Clyde Groseclose was at Arcadia, Wednesday.
 
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King have moved into their elegant residence on Wanola 
avenue. 
 
Rev. J. C. Kinser preached an interesting sermon at Bloomingdale Sunday. 
 
Messrs. Joe, Oscar and Winifred Ketron came to town Sunday evening. 
 
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Patton were the guests of Mrs. Lyle Sunday. 




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