SULLIVAN COUNTY, TN - NEWSPAPERS - Kingsport Times, 5 Aug 1919, pg 6
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Society News and Notes 

Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Davis; who have been motoring through the country in
their car, have been spending several days at the Inn. Mr. Davis is
president of the Kingsport Hosiery Mill. 

Miss Blanche Cook has returned from a ten days' visit in Bristol. 

V. V. Kelsey left yesterday for New York on a short business trip. 

Miss Lucy Edwards and Dr. C. P. Edwards motored to Bristol Saturday. 

B. T. Whitnall motored to Bristol Sunday. 

J. C. Price spent the week-end in Rogersville. 

Mrs. W. C. Schinkel and children have returned to their home here after
spending several months in Ohio. 

Bradley VanBossen visited Bristol Thursday. 

Miss Belle Lawrence, S. Flem Dobyns and W. W. Hufford are in New York on
business connected with the Kingsport Stores, Inc. 

S. H. Anderson has returned to Kingsport and accepted his former position
with the Kingsport Stores. 

Mrs. R. M. Maner spent the weekend at her home at Roan Mountain. 

Mrs. S. P. Platt and children of New York have returned to Kingsport and are
living on Park Hill. 

G. E. Long left this morning for his home at Newmarket, Tenn. He will
probably remain there for several weeks. 

A. D. Brockman is spending the day in Johnson City. 

R. Floyd Smith is out of town for a few days. 

J. C. Stone is in Johnson City today. 

Robt. Wallace, of Chicago, is in town for several days. 

Mrs. W. D. Kenner, Jr., has been visiting at Rogersville. 

Hugh M. Lyons visited his mother Mrs. Grace K. Lyons, at Rogersville last
week. 

J. J. Phillips, a member of Sullivan County Board of Education, was in town
Saturday. 

Mrs. Will Hundey and Miss Ruby Sale, of Norfolk, Va., are visiting Mrs. E.
B. Harris on Park Hill. 

Roland E. Chase, of Clintwood, Va was here attending Court and looking after
legal matters last week. 

Mrs. Bela N. Barnes and sons, Bela N., Jr., and Fred, who have been making
their home at Gastonia, N. C., have come to Kingsport with Mr. Barnes and
are living now at the Roller Club. 

W. F. Green, who lives on Route No. 2, was a visitor in the city yesterday. 

Mrs. J. H. Picklesimor, of Brevand, N. C., is a visitor in the city. 

The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E. Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at
3:30 o'clock with Mrs. James Crum.

The Rev. D. J. Curry, of De Funiak Springs, Fla., is visiting his brother,
P. V. Hogan, and Mrs. Hogan, on Watauga street. 

Miss Marguerite Shipp, of Bristol, visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Howard.



MISS SNOW'S PARTY 
Blountville, Tenn., Aug. 4.- One of the most delightful affairs of the
season was Miss Martha Snow's party on Friday night which was given in
special compliment to Miss Hazel Banger, of Kingsport, and Mr. Stanton Hoss,
of Nashville.

For the occasion the broad porches and the entire lower floor of the home
was prettily decorated. The color scheme of pink and white being carried out
through the entire entertainment. 

Rook, guessing contests and dancing were enjoyed until a late hour, after
which the gay young crowd was invited into the dining room, which as
beautifully decorated with a Sundance of pink and white roses and draperies,
of pink and white crepe paper. Here a delicious ice course, home-made cake
and mints in keeping with the color motif were served by the young hostess'
mother, Mrs. Jno. R. Snow. 

The guest list included: Misses Hazel Barger, of Kingsport, Vestal Barr,
Lakie and Hazel Hendrickson, Mary Kenney, Birdie and Mary Nelle Anderson,
Cecil and Alpha Kenny. Ruth Eanes, Helen Browning and her Guest, Miss Jimmie
Ault, of Knoxville. Messrs. Stanton Hoss, of Nashville, Charles and Robert
Dulaney, Robt. Kenney, Lee Anderson Mervil Barr, Raymond Masengill, Joseph
Snow, and Olin Flora, Roy and Ray Barger, Preston Yoakley, Frank Keegan,
Charles Hale, of Kingsport



"ROUGH-HOUSE" CHURCH FIRST, THEN THE JAIL

Elizabethton, Tenn., Aug. 4. - 
"Rough-housing" the Methodist Church in Watauga Valley, where they are
charged with having disturbed worship last night and then breaking the
furniture, was followed this morning by Clyde Cannon, Dewey Cannon, Hobart
Bowers and Robert Richardson with "rough-housing" the jail here. 
The four men, arrested this morning by Sheriff Bradley, Deputy Sheriff
Blevins and Chief of Police Martin, destroyed the bedding in their cell and
broke out the windows.



BAND PLAYS WHILE EDITOR GOES TO JAIL 

Memphis, Tenn., Aug. 4. - Preceded by a band, and accompanied by scores of
prominent business men who paraded the principal streets of the city, Edward
T. Leech, editor of the Memphis Press, an afternoon newspaper, entered the
Shelby county jail today to begin serving a sentence of ten days imposed for
alleged contempt of Chancellor Israel Pere's court.




THE KINGSPORT TIMES
KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1919
PAGE SIX 


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