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The Greeneville Sun from Greeneville, Tennessee • 4

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page four THE GRFXN EVILLE-5UN -MONDAY AUGUST 18 1941 -X Personals SportS COMFORTABLY COOL KNOTS SPLINTERS PALACH7 VSr1 dl Cry jsl pc oningjhe week at MATINEE aim! NIGHT iPc A 16c MOWlrJG- SPLIT TWfN BILLS WITH TWINS AT BRISTOL TONIGHT Mrs Alfred Irvin of Shiloh is recovering nicely following an operation in a local hospital -o yoti been married nineteen years" Ah dorFt want' td pet in no THEATRE MATINEE and WIGHT 10 and 30c (Includes Stale and Federal Tag) Today Hilton and ha capable crew-are busy making some iinprovmente on the interior of Mrs Jp apartment on Nortri Mam street Simple Simon held his fiahinp rod over the bed of ros-j ea i A congenial Stranger came along aon-ny how many have you 'V- iss Margant Maraengili is the guest of her cousin in Rogersvilie to spend the week Today and Tuesday August 18th and KANE RICHMOND EDWARD NORRIS Also Cartoon and Comedy CLOSING OUT! SEaoec Friends of Dr Biitton will be glad to learn that he is some what imprwd -0 Simple Simon: you are the Bi istol Jcopped the opening game of yesterday' doubleheader 12 to 9 to make it three in a row' over the local Burley Cubs butj the Bruin came back to take the nightcap 4 to 2 behind the air-1 light pitching and hitting of Gil Batman The opening contest was one of those wild and wooty ball games that are frequently witnessed in the Appalachian league Red Hamrick seemed to be moving along smoothly and was staked to A nice large load of our pood lumber is beinp nailed up on one of Mrs Mutt Price's tenant houses by Cecil Hannon pair Mis Willie Timmons of Chattanooga came 'yesterday for a visit with relative here LIMESTONE ROUTE THREE inquired little Clarence Lily white am said his parent you know what a mil-lenium am chile? about same as a centennial only its pot legs" Gabardines Arch Support Shoe Blacks and Browns Weems is remodeling his home Our good lumber is making it easy on the carpenters Mis Elizabeth Reel return-edvhome after a visit with relatives in Weriboro and Cincinnati Ohio an 8 to 5 lead by the Bruins in You've been reading a lot about curtailment of installment buy ing lately but we want you to know that our liberal time-payment plan for remodeling re-roofing or new building still very much in You heating plant deteriorates mofe in summer than winter Right now is the Me Luther Ampaugh of Co-Junfbu4 Ohio is apending two months here visiting her sister Mrs Dunn Junius News if remodeling i i home near Par-rottsville us ing our Johns-Man vslle Asbestos Siding and Asbestos Hoofing The will be no wearing out on the exterior of this home Mis Myrtle Reaves of Nashville spent the week-end with her parents Mr and Mr Rufus Reave time for on it your roof and the rest of your home triat you expect to keep warm and dry this winter The Ilev Babb and Laws will begin a senes of meetings at Oak Dale next Sunday Augt 17 Mr A Re her accompanied by Rev and Mis Pierce spent several days this week at lnaka Springs Misses fcula and Katherine and Mrs Georgia Gray and son of Muncie Ind have been recent Quests of relatives here Mr Paul Pritchard left Monday for Detroit Miyh after a two vacation with his father Mr Pritchard and Mrs Pritchard and other relatives here Miss Tommie Williamson of Chuckey Rt 3 is spending this week with her aunt Mrs Sai Range Misses Eula and Katrerine Reeser accompanied their brother Mr Kenneth Reeser and family to Washington I) for a few days Mr Kenneth Greene of Kingsport visited his parents Mr and Mr Percy Greene Friday nigrit Mr and Mrs Ralph Kimberlain of Elizabeth ton weie week-end guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Bradley Miss Agnes Finkle is spending ometime with Mr and Mrs Joe Mr A Brown of Broken 'Arrow Okla' arrived yesterday tfor visit with relative and friends in his old home town Andy "Woods ha a large crew of men at work widening Loretta St This is certainly a mucji needed provement in our end of town the last rialf of i the sixth but a momentary let-up in the defenserallowed the visiting Twins to rush across 5 runs in the seventh to sew the game up Big Buck Zeiger entered the game in the latter portion of the seventh and this fellow continued to hold the jins over the Bruins Quick and Fenton touched fca-Falme second Bristol twirler who was credited with the triumph for home run blows over the left field fence Gil Batman personally accounted for the triumph in the rrtgtitcaA Frank Pawtik' 13th homer of the season in the second frame with one aboard was the only time the visitors threatened to score and Batman doubled in the second to drive in three Greeneviile runs for the victory margin A shortage of pitchers seemed to he the biggest worry' Of trie Greeneviile Burley Cubs Gil Batman who deserted the liache-lur ranks Satunlayis planning hickens in the car have recked more auto than ehiekena in the road say you want me to give you a divorce from this Mr and Mr if John Cartw light have returned from Daytona Beach where they spent their vacation Mrs Rmlin Caven who ha (teen visiting her parents Mr ami Mr A Price ha re DOAK LUMBER COMPANY Phone 133 ALPHA DOAK Editor Published Every Monday Builder Suppliea turned to her home in Ahevdle VOILE DRESSES 33c Mathes Jr James Hank-titfr- -Gefte- hambm law and -Wnt Tweed left yesterday for a stay CLOSING OUT! on IcavIhgTorliTsTiome in Clevc- at Dav tonaBeach Fla 0 Humphreys of re ifTTe Friends of Mrs Humphreys are pleased to learn that she is improving after undergoing a re- Sport Shoe pair Mrs Dave Wilds who has been very ill in a Greenevilte hospital for some time was much Improved today Mr Gene' Fry undergoing land today and it is strongly rumored that Frehchy Broussard plans to leave also today Greene who saw night game for He collected three trips ifutouts enn- BATMAN-JUSTIS Beekner and Matd-of-honor Mias 1 Elisabeth Carney Mr Batman Whites and TwoTone Summer Styles Justi i had as his best man Mr announce the marriage of their Young of 'Cleveland Ohio 1 hey daughter were united in marriage -by local liospitaL Mtoa-JUkkiL Loutec Lancaster JEFFREY iYNfl Ssi-AONA HUMUS- IIHMMAM cent operation Mr and Mrs Hollis I Cross of Greeneviile were guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Huffman atJJmestone Thursday night Mr Rome Moyers and little 14101 Halt aid Jin son Jr wire visiting Mr ami frh at BnstoJ tonight Mrs Newton Phillips Wednesday Mrs Vada Cannon Is having a new eonciete portri added to her home Reed Lawing former County league player little service Saturday played the aftermath the Bruins in left field two safeties' In" and made a couple of SPORT OXFORDS SI Pr Raifi CARTOON AND NEWS 100 100 taster Hensley and little Phyllis Jane left yesterday join Mr Hensley at Jer-fefsonvdle where he ha been for some time hundred end forty-one Joohnson City Tennessee In a very Impressive ceremony at nine o'clock Saturday morning August 18 at the St hurch Johnson City Mks Johrnv Jitstie became the bride ef Gi Batman A Justis of Cru-s Afuiior' 1 oi a number of year she has made her home in this city where she has held a position with the Woolworth Co Mr Batman the youngest son of Mr and Mrs John Batman of Cleveland Ohio For the past two year he ha been a popular pitch btcal following Greeneviile Burley tub Mr daughter to working Ms been 3 Pcs Blouse Shorts and Coats Other Suits $200 Leather A Bargain For Back to School iitive in Gnome County While here a picnic was given at Horse Creek honoring them in Rufus Reaves who lwa undergoing treatment in a family here recently Mft-FMrsr Polard like have given their infant son the name CONCEALED SOVIET GUNS COMBAT PLANES a recent operation was removed home today Wed Noon to be Mri Batman chose as her Matron-of-honor Mrs Hrrj I Baseball Team Mr and Mrs Batman left to- Used School Books they will make their home Mr Moseuw Aug 18 Anti- Mr and Mr Mobley and children Alvin Keith and Kitty Clyde of Charleston were the week-end guest of Mr and Mr Keichor Batman holds a responsible position with the rialroad company of Cleveland Second Half Standing Won Lost Pet Bring us your Used School Bf-oks We can turn them into cah for yea Save money on book you need this fall Bay frm ua Our rtoek i complete from It to 12th 1 In our Market you find the best of meats Boswells Cash Groc and Market Main Street Hill 489 4e9 423 INFORMAL TEA TO HONOR MISS DOUGHTY 15 23 23 2 ol 32 -81 -22 Trio 11 Bi istol Elirabethton Newport iJ -Johnson City --GREEN'EVILLK Kingsport S-18-30K Standint Won IOst Pet Elixabethton Bristol 65 37 ill '40 804 WANTS! Mr Carter Mr Wjl-liam VVjher and is France Carter were guest for the week- nd of Mrs- Henry Smyths of Mountain City Mr Bitner ha a her guest her brother and wife Mr and Mrs A Hurt and Mr and Mrs Albeit Harp and two children of Waco Texas 4k ito Mr and kfrs Wakefield are occupying the Dickey residence on Ninth Main Street while their home is being enlarged aircraft guns that rise out of the ground at the approach of raiding planes to send up a screcn of fire and then disappear after their walk is completed are-d-fcmfing-Mowoa from the German luft-waffe Foreign correspondents were permitted today to inspect one of the batteries which form a ring mound the Soviet capital It proved to be a modern unit with four medium caliber guns complete uith a range-finding detector a newlv developed piedic tor to translate the altitude course and speed of a plane into the angle of the gun and the timing of the shell The -location of the battery appeared to be an empty and peaceful wheat field broken in only two -places hy bomb caters The first of a series of parties that are being arranged in honor of Miss KBt Doughty whose engagement to Mr Joseph Hicker-son of Cowan Tennessee was recently amounted is an informal tea to be given Wednesday afternoon at four hy Mr Armitage Jr at home of her parents Mr and Mr Kiser of Jackie law Mrs Mat like does not improve fast a her many friends would wish Dr Sam Broyles of Amarillo Tex called on her during his recent visit here Mr and Mis Lola and children Mr Greene Mr -and M-ra Luke Burger -ajid chil-dien Mr and Mrs Ranee Priteh-ard Mr It Huffman Miss Reitha Bowman and Mr Walter Blankenship were among those who attended trie singing convention at Oak Gmve the first Sunday of this month Mr Walter Blankenship Miss Berfha Bowman ami Mr and Mrs Kyle Crane furnished a quartet from Oak Dale Miss Anna Grant and little Lowell Grant were gitest of Mr and Mrs Rill Campbell of Washington College one day last week Friends of Mr (J are pleased to hear he is improving in a local hospital but are sorry to hear Mr Slagle has been indisposed at her home here Rev and Mrs XV Turner Mrs Jesse Brink and two attract live children ranted Mrs Sam Range Thursday 57- 45 54 48 -87 t) 31 71 WANTED to wp JEtlwin seed oats for feed granis Glenon A I Brot Johnson City Newpoit ---GRKENEVILLK Kingsport 18-18-3 t-pd KITCHEN SHOWER A I A I feC" mfi Tonight Greeneviile at Bristol 8:15 Elixabethton at Kinrimri Newport at Johnson ity BRISTOL 300 200 004 004 0 Run batted in Miggin 2 McClure 2 Penmngton Pawljk 2 Daley Lcnn 3 Vince Quick 3 Zook Martin Fenton 2 Jaynes two-base hits Pawlik Zimmerman lnn Miggin McClure Jaynes 2 Tsert three-base riit Pawlik Fenton home runs Quick Fenton stolen bases Mig-gins Pennington Cook left on bases Bristol 12 Grot nevi lie 8 1 double play Miggins McClure halls I and Pennington bases on tmlls STEADY GOOD RELIABLE MAN WANTED to call on farmers -in Greene County No experience or eapi- tal reouired Some making 00 in a week Write Mc- NESS DepC Sr Freeport 1 111 8-18-35-pd Miss Helen Park alter spending several weeks with her mother Mr IeRoy Park returned esterday oh York City Mrs Ki'muy Jim Doughty and Miss Kdt Doughty returned Sat rosy from Nw Yot k-ipkits- aJswfc -apei wet BOYD CORN PRESERVER The Corn Preserver saves your Corn Sold only by BOYD DRUG CO 7-25-t that On August 14th 1941 Mrs Oriand Barnea eivtertaiiwd a num ber of friend witri kitchen shower for MrwMildred Steph-ena Robinson Those enjoying this occasion were Mrs Cordia Adhie Mi Bill Wiser arver Mrs fma Cock-ley Mr Verna Walton Mrs per-tnee "Dowth? Mm? Rohmaoft Mrs Omta Gowers Mrs Ruth Hogan Mr Myitle Cobble Mr Joel Bible Mrs Zenoba Haas FOR SALE: 123 bushels need what Bearded variety 1 25 ei bu-hvl" Cl Kenney Rt 6 g-lft-St-pdj purpose tnent organized for the of promoting industry in TeniwK-a)9 5201 201l Research and fact finding the information of basic industrial polo lea believed desirable in achieving a satisfactory industrial pattern and public information publicity and promotional selling in three of the general field' of activity in which a program i tuny be effective in increasing industrial development according to Dr Barnett is suggested that reseat eh be planned to provide adequate induaLual information o-mater-st ml resources labor resources governmental policies laws ami tegulatwn intangible local fac-tods and existing said the U-T professor Tennessee is below the average for the nation as a whole when value added by manufacture is (dared on either a per capita or a per area basis the study shows Approximately 7ft per cent of all manufacturing in the state is concentrated in seven counties Davidson (Shell ty Hamilton Knox Sullivan Cat ter and while lift of the lift coun-iics in "the state have practically no manufacturing "Due to lack of industi to SURVEY SHOWS NEED OF STATE-WIDE PLAN TO ATTRACT INDUSTRY Mrs Reinard Leary who cocke Mrs Bessie Witt Mr Kate has been the guest of her parents Cobble Mrs Stella Ottmger Mis Mr and Mrs A Lancaster re lti 1 11 Yes Waddell has Hamrick 6 Paulin 1 Almonte 1 JatPalme 2 struck out by Hamrick 3 Paulin I Almonte 2 1 aPalme 3 Zeiger 3 hits off Hamrick 9 in 6 2-3 innings Paulin 5 in 2 1-3 Almonte 8 in 2 2-3 LaPalme 5 in 3 1-3 Zeiger 2 in 3 winning pitcher ltPalme losing pitcher 'Harm ick wild pitches Hamrick 2 umpires" Parkct and Shepherd time 2:27 a little of that Galvanized Ga S-V Roof-ing till lied yesteiday to her home in Mott head City WHY buy coal nd come home to erdd rooms this winter For very small sum you can rent bfcngfertaMe large fcpartment five room and bath Furnace hatv Plenty of hot Ample cloaet space walking tart of where Call 2fi4 8-l5-4t-pd water Within just 28 what? 8-l8-2t inn Jlmeicer Mr and Mr 1 French Poe Mrs Roy Stephens Mrs Mildred Robinson Misses Mary Nannie Witt Lula Mae Witt" Mr Mae Barne arid children Ruth and Imogene Stephen Valma Poe Marie Crosby Joan Ottmger Emily Cobble Omega Bible Darcu Kiker Madge Bible Hubert Bibie Ellen and Helen Diary Eva Smeleer Mr Marion Diary (Second Game) Mdhoin "and moi Junior of Johnson City Hie guest- this week of Mi parents Mr and Mis Hull Mrs Dan Smith and little daughter Georgia Ruth left Katui to spend several day with rvla MRS IDE JANE RIPLEY Mr ldn Jane Ripley aged 74 widow of th' lute Ripley oft hattanooga pm-sed away la it night rt fs3i in a ('butt incogs hosjut) whole rite wnyfflTTVed tin day before for an operation Mjs Ripley bcenum ill (0111 weeks ago wild1 visiting her daughter Min Pune Bailey tm Her (ondtlion umtinued to grow worse nd it vhs decided Satuidiy to amputate ore of her limbs but alter training the hospital Was found that she was too ill -The funeral will be 11 at Chattanooga ft two this after noont after whnh the hmfy will be removed to the Doughty Stevens I'urtord Home in firm vdle where yu He held unil tmnortow nfternoim when a short service will be h-ld at Chuckey at 2 30 Intel meat will be in FOR Roomy apartment close in Heat and water fyr- risked Call 80 8-15-3 t-pd Ice cold lemonade' sandwiches' tive in Middle Tennessee They OPENING KINDERGARTEN September 1st at -of Mis Jay Hawkins on Tnsrulum Boulevard Hours 830 to 1 1 a ni If interested call either Mrs Hawkins 246-J nr Mrs Roy Bird 3024 7-ir-18-20-tig WANTED Tenant with livestock I and tools who can cultivate 4 acres tobacco References re- ouired Mr Neas Rt 2 ar Caney Branch 8-15-3 t-pd and watermelon were nerved After the refreshment the pern pie all gathered around and looked at the nice and urful gifts Mrs Robimm received All had a nice time wishing her a happy life attended the Gentry Reunion in Cookeville yesterday and will go to Nashville for a visit hefou te turning home Mr and 1 A Penmnd Mr and Mis Heiheit Penland Knoxville Aug 13 A vigorous state-wide industrial program designed to promote development of manufacturing in industi y-poor counties thinoghout Tennessee is needed if Tennessee is to continue her rapid industrial advance according to Dr Paul Bar mtt assocm director of the University of Bureau of Research A re ef fee ive prog aw of industrial deveTipment Ten-neRFee is advocated by Dr Bai-nett in an article entitled Industrial Devidopment in Tennessee: Present Statu and fsugested published in the cur-lent U-T Record task of securing all the actual infot (nation necessary for the solution of many of our industrial problems and the formulation of a workable commercial irjid industdial program is too great to be handled with sufficient speed and thoroughness by any one of the existing agemie acting Stnglv with pre-ent personnel and financial raid Dr Barnett Two plans of industrial development are proposed by Dr Barnett as the result of hts studies One plan propwed i sh heme of effective eooperaUon among existing agencies which would be able to focus attention upon the Hik most uigintlv needed in ind net dial development pro-base Bristol 4 Ip-dam and make it possible to put base on hails off available pet-wnnel and facilities in Pawlik 2 two-base home tun FOR KALE 1933 2-door Chevrolet Keda 1 in excellent condition New tires and battery See Mrs L- Lewis Mosheira 8-15-3t-pd Eat More Grandma SAUSAGE 2 Pounds for 25c Market Mi-ie Frame and Nellie Pen-j the nenrby cenu urv Re land Iltekmv Mr IUnDentmk of Badeyton will officiate rv of Point Tex Her Mirv vet beside Mi Mjx Nannie Peatee Mr Kay me another daughter Mr Howren and one mui t) Ripley beth of Imttiuoogi -i graudt hddren font great gtard-and Mi Vutnua IVnland jrhddreti and mter Mis Will -w 'Riplev ot Lity low who Mt Eti Bowman and Mis Mp Nannie Peatee Mr Ray (Pie PleiiV and Mi-a Flmalteth Pearce (t of Ny port weie guests yesterday Rif of Mi and Mrs II Palmei a to come to ltcenevdV mi rt Bill Waddell says that old-fashioned a 1 aniz-ed Roofing now before all piovide equal economic' opportunities a steady stream of worker is leaving Tennessee for states which offer higher Dr Barnett stated "Not only is Tennessee producing and shipping raw materials to be processed tu other area but a laige number of workets to do the processing also are being sent to other states" The more rapid rate of giowth laf manufactuiing in Tennessee than in the United States and the South as a whole from 1823 to 1339 ha been due entirely to the location in Tennessee of five of six huge plants uhieh might have located in competing ttrs according to the U-T research expert trtrr-growth in Tennessee in the fu-tme is likely to be Jes rapid than in the recent past because (lf the FOR RENT: Small apartment Continuous hot water Fur naee heat near center of town $15 per month Call 264 7-14-4t-pd CARDS OF THANKS piouth whin a family teumon Was to be held '1 he decciM'd a daughlci of We wish at this time to express our thanks and appreciation for the kindness extended us during 8-18-21 FOR KALE 6-room house and large lot located on Fry atreet 'A ferd 11800 Term See Jr nr call 708 1 8-15-tf the late Geotge and Jane Gtnv of the death of our hby We want Rbrn towny wrt dime ami mnd 'tn eanpeiriitv -Hmnk- 'those- -who L-t-v flow of Knoxville ovum to Gremeville 111 the vet near future and ilj oeeupy one (tie (if the aimttmcnt laung (tectcii by Mis Rlrri Ml'S Bowman to enter Tuscnlum C'tdb ge this tall Instead of the tif Tennessee ni fli't tilantiid sent flowers and gave the use of their ear for the funeral Mr and Mrs Cecil Craft FOR SALE: 4-room riouws with bath located on Irish St SI 150 Small dow payment balance 10 year See Bird Jr or call 708 8-5-t in that etion Thnty year ago rhe and her Inisbaml moved to t'Siattatioogm wheie Mr Riplyv died ten seal yo She vva a menh of the Mth oui't Chiiuh at lmtuiiooca and was yveJS am favorably known in i that ettv where te had a number lof ml mini ftietid Coal And Wood increased competition from those slates Hi have et up Rune hatted man 3 I awing Batman Fenton lik left on Greeneviile ft Aung-t 2 struck nut bv Batman 3 August 3 passed ball l-et I umpire Shepherd and Pitker VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL CLOSES AT PLEASANT ALE CHURCH The Vacation Bible School at Pleasant Vale Church closed out todav aftr a week of successful work The program and awarding of certificate will In given Su inlay wmuLii I 7 3D ST A large uUendam gave evident of Ihe tntireef of the parent and children Seventy-nine Nupt (ticn Marshall and Mra Marshall and three ehddien ae I'ompanicd bV Mi v'laishair nntthir Mt Minnie Kabff ami Mai shall his alstci Miss Ruth the co-opt! hi ing agencies i ne cooiumaied pt "grants for in-null' The second plan stale m'nai drveiopm't' Dr Bad-induU ml dev (hi(micnt I warned Inm at made up of pi or 12 Call City Coal Co for your coal wood Bowman and Taunt Ter proprietor and Time 17T07 have ree fitly rrtuind 8 lm3t-ihg flOllt men' with 'an industrial develop meet division of the govvtn- STANDINGS Visit with i clai i' es lit Fraukfmt end Kokomo Ind FOR SALE: Carey Roofing and Siding A full line of Asphalt Axphait Shingles Roofing Cement and Tar Taper Low rices to contractor and deal- eta Phone 1546 or writ The Lawrence Krbburg Corp Carey Distributor ind Sheet Metal" Supplies 202 Min SL Teatu $-214 Ce4 DougfityStevcns Company Morticians Telephone 19 Do your shoppinsr at Cash Gro where you have room to park ii-u-tr Appalachian laavue Rat( Brd tl 12-2 Greene' die 01 Elixabethton 1 Kcigpt BOYD CORN PRESERVER The Corn Preserver that save yoiM Corn Sold rinly hy 'BOYD DRUG CO 72S Fish Received Daily always Fresh At Smith Market were enrdkd bvei lea the vi-Mors The worship services were vety uplifting and spiritual and a spirit of fellowship wax shown by all Plana are already being made for another hnd next jem Mi and Mmo Ambie llowir and two thtldi ell Robbie and Mai 1 Jane haw returned Birmingham Ala alte a two -'t with lends and iH- Johnm it) 9 0 New joi 3-3 1.

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