Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 10

10-A KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS Sunday Sept 9 1973 i Nixon Acts On Oil ton and Corbett Midlothean Va Carters Chapel Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements Mrs Rod Sizemore Eidson brothers Luther Richardson Rogersville Hubert Jonesboro and John Richardson Eidson' and two grandchildren Colboch-Price Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements LaFollette Mrs Myrtle Woodson and Mrs Anna Urrutia both of Detroit and Mrs Doris Pawlowski LaFollette 21 grandchildren 17 greatgrandchildren 11 step-grandchildren and 5 step- great-grandchildren Roach Mortuary LaFollette is in charge funeral arrangements Valley Community Hospital at 3:30 pm Saturday of an apparent heart attack He was a retired farmer and a native of Hancock County He attended Shelby CQREEK Primitive Baptist Church in Robinette Valley His wife Mossie Lee Winstead died in June of this year Surviving are his sons James Fred and Carl all of Surgoinsville Ronald Xenia Ohio Emory Ray and Lawrence all of Kingsport daughters Mrs Bob (Maudella) Head and Mrs (Juanita) Head both of Kingsport 18 grandchildren a sister Mrs Minnie Massengill Gate City and brother Hiram Winstead Freeman Ky The body is at Scott County Funeral Home in Weber City Continued From Page I Council next week will announce regulations allowing a boost in retail heating oil prices to help importers recover more fully the cost of higher-priced oil from abroad This probably will translate into a domestic price hike of 2 cents a gallon this winter The move was intended to increase imports to help meet the anticipated domestic demand for an additional 200000 to 400000 barrels of fuel oil daily this winter even without a severe winter said Charles DiBona a special White House energy consultant Even though Love predicted the United States would be importing some oil certainly from this hemisphere and probably from the Middle East after it becomes self-sufficient in three to five years the President reaffirmed his determination to resist increasing political pressures from Arab oil-producing countries The United States must be in a position so that no nation in the world has us in the position where they can cut off our oil Nixon said The President said Americans faced a short-term energy problem we do not face a crisis in that sense of the word but that long-range prospects for an adequate US energy supply were excellent and perhaps better than for any other industrialized nation After what he described as a quite spirited discussion with 15 Cabinet members and energy advisers the President reported agreement on: A sharp speedup in development of nuclear power generators Accelerated federal research on clean-burning uses of coal such as conversion to gas Development of oil reserves in the government-controlled Elk Hills naval reserve lands in California for domestic consumption Lobbying Conress for quick approval of the Alaska pipeline removal of federal price regulation of natural gas at the wellhead regulation of strip mining and legislation enabling construction of deepwater port facilities for oil tankers Diesel Shortage Continued From Page 1 A check of fuel and heating oil distributors in Eastern Tennessee showed that wholesalers are limiting their customers to buying no more fuel than they bought last year The market is tight tight as it can be said a Union 76 wholesaler Wholesalers say that they are selling all of the oil they can get and most of the time they can supply users with last years amounts but not always Sometimes we can supply 110 per cent of last years one wholesaler said But sometimes it is only 80 per cent The allocation system hurts highway contractors because the system is based on the amount of oil used last year Last year contractors agree there was so much rain that less fuel oil than normal Eloise Morelock BULLS GAP Mrs (Wloise Gardner) Morelock 57 Route 1 Bulls Gap (Robertson Creek Community) died Friday at 9:45 pm at Ft Saunders Presbyterian Hospital in Knoxville She was the daughter of the late Ott and Maude Harris Gardner of Bulls Gap and a member of the Robertson Creek Baptist Church where she taught Sunday School classes for many years and was active in church work She was a retired Hawkins County schoolteacher and a former resident of the Fall Branch Community Survivors are: her husband William Coy of Bulls Gap daughter Gloria June Bulls Gap stepson Charles Morelock Kingsport brothers John and Dwight Gardner both of Bulls Gap Merle Gardner Posen Mich and Talmadge Gardner of Detroit Stewart Funeral Home Bulls Gap is in charge of funeral arrangements Mattie Weatherly APPALACHIA Mrs Mattie Frazier Weatherly 73 died Thursday afternoon in a Norton hospital after a long illness She had been a resident of the Appalachia area for 55 years She was a member of the First Baptist Church She is survived by her sons Rufus Coy and Robert Weatherly all of Appalachia daughter Mrs Edna Porchie Big Stone Gap sister Mrs Eller Giles Big Stone Gap 15 grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren Roy A Green Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements Pryor Reese Pryor Reese 60 122 East Ravine died Thursday night at his home after a long illness He was born and lived half his life in Newport coming to Kingsport 30 years ago He owned and operated Hamptons Cleaners prior to his retirement He was a member of the Glenwood Baptist Church Survivors include his widow Mrs Eva Howard Reese daughter Mrs Bob (Judy) East of Johnson City sons Jerry Fernadino Beach Fla and Pryor Clark Reese Jr of Memphis' sisters Mrs Herschell Hall 1 and Miss Evelyn Reese both of Newport Tenn brother Arthur Reese Hull Ga and six grandchildren Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements Mrs Maude Kersey ROGERSVILLE Mfsi Maude Elizabeth Kersey 69 of Rogersville Route 2 died at 10:15 pm Thursday ih HaWkins County Memorial Hospital Surviving are: her hus- Lillie Hattaway Mrs LillieHattaway 81 3005 Cliffside Rd died at 11 am Friday in Wilcox Hall after a short illness Born in Coldwater Ga she had lived in Tampa Fla for 46 years moving to Kingsport with her son a year ago She attended Young Harris School int Young Harris Ga Georgia College at Milledgeville Ga and New England Conser-j vatory of Music at Boston She taught school iir Sycamore Ga before hen marriage on Dec 30 19157 She was a member of Hyde -Park Methodist Church of I Tampa Fla Survivors include a son 1 1 Hattaway of Kingsport brother Parker Bentoni Smith of Elberton Ga grandchildren HaL taway Columbia Mary Ann and Nancy Jean Hattaway both of Kingsport and two greatgrandchildren The body is being removed to Tampa Fla for burial The family suggests that friends who wish may make contributions to their own charitable organizations Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of local arrangements WITHAGE pram MODEL GSD461N 4 PUSHBUTTON CYCLES Power Scrub? Normal Wash Ihort Wash and Rlnso I Hold Automatic Detergent A Rlnso Glo Dlsponsors GIBBONS LUMBER CO was Used Tri-City Airport manager Bill Hart charged that the fuel shortage was an excuse for state officials to get Renfro working on a section of 1-75 north of Knoxville State officials say that 1-75 work did have priority over work on the 1-81 connector but not on work on 1-81 itself The fact is state officials say Interstate work is delayed all over the state Although the 1-75 project north of Knoxville was completed last week (with the help of Renfro Construction Co the stretch of 1-75 south of Knoxville toward Georgia wont be finished this year either Renfro says it ran out of oil in Sullivan County because it had done very little work in the county before But the company had distributors who could supply it in Knox County because for the last two years the company has been working in Knox County and has fuel allocations there Meanwhile by some coincidence that no one can explain Renfros diesel fuel supplier says he will soon be able to begin supply fuel to Renfro in Sullivan County again We hope to have the 1-81 connector 75 per cent finished this year Phe-tridge Renfro comptroller said Wednesday The connector was originally scheduled to be completed this year But because diesel oil and medium grade heating oil are the same thing this winters run on could put even a greater strain on diesel oil supplies Last winter was pretty mild one wholesaler said If this year is colder Im not sure what well do A spokesman at Tillet Brothers Construction said that the companys fuel supplies are so low that the company works on a day-to-day basis We have enough fuel to last to Friday and maybe to start up our machines Monday the spokesman said I asked my wholesaler today when the next fuel was coming in He said he didnt know Tillet Brothers is grading a seven mile stretch on 1-81 in Sullivan County and another four mile stretch in Washington County July 27 Renfro Construction Company of Knoxville pulled out of work on a connector between 1-81 and Tri-City Airport when Renfros wholesaler served notice that he could supply no more diesel oil for 60 days A few weeks after Renfro pulled out Attorneys Wife Takes Own Life JOHNSON CITY Margaret Guinn 45 the wife of attorney David Guinn was pronounced dead at her home Friday afternoonf the victim of an apparently self-inflicted hanging Mrs Guinn was found at approximately 3:45 pm by her 15-year-old daughter Susan as she returned home from school Time of death was set at about 3 pm by Dr Burgin Dossett medical examiner She had reportedly hanged herself from a pulldown stairway in the hall of the family home on 405 Holly St using the belt of a dressing gown An investigation into the incident was made by members of the Johnson City police department Mrs Guinn was a native of Caretta Va and had resided in Johnson City since 1968 She was the daughter of the late George Thomas and Gertrude Taylor Moore and was a member of the United Methodist Church Survivors in addition to her husband and daughter include one son Steven Guinn Johnson City two brothers James Moore Marion Va and Charles Moore Johnson City and a sister Mrs Evelyn Whittemore Orlando Fla Leora Bell Turner Leora Bell Turner 73 714 Maple St died Saturday evening in the Hermitage Nursing Home in Elizabethton after a long illness A native of Kingsport she had been a resident of this area most of her life She attended the Holiness Church She is survivied by a son Howard Turner of Kingsport brothers Tom Ellis and Carl Light of Kingsport and two grandchildren Another son Jack Turner preceded her in death in June 1971 Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements Ernest Breeding Ernest Breeding 68 109 Wolfe St was pronounced dead on arrival at Holston Valley Community Hospital Saturday afternoon about 2:30 A lifelong resident of Sullivan County he was employed for 42 years at Holliston Mills retiring in 1969 He was a member of the Vermont United Methodist Church Survivors include his widow Mrs Maxie Breeding sons TommyRobert and Claude Breeding all of Kingsport sisters Mrs Thelma Blevins Bristol Va Mrs Mabel Dunn San Francisco and Mrs Laura Lovelace Kingsport brothers Sidney Ev Kemper and Gus Breeding all of Kingsport and four granddaughters Hamlett-Ddbson Funeral jH Gcva iiahaxge Carl Ford JONESBORO Carl Hyman Ford 68 Jonesboro Rt 2 died at Johnson City Memorial Hospital Saturday morning after a lengthy illness He was a lifelong resident of Washington County son of the late William Henry and Claudia Ford and was a member of Bethany Baptist Church Surviving are his widow Mrs Erma Cox Ford daughters Mrs Eldredge (Brenda) Briggs Mrs Jack (Claudine) France and Mrs John (Dorothy) Fox all of Jonesboro son William Carl Ford Johnson City brother Raymond Ford Fort Pierce Fla and nine grandchildren Gray Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements James Winstead SURGOINSVILLE James (Jim) Winstead 70 Rt 1 Cold Springs Community was pronounced dead -on arrival at Holston fO THE Tam Bom Mmk Em LARRY Mrs Mary Jessee BLOUNTVILLE Mrs Mary Elizabeth Jessee 57 of Blountville formerly of Lebanon Va died early Saturday morning after a lengthy illness She was a member of the Spring City Baptist Church Surviving are her husband George Jessee Blountville daughter Mrs Charles (Peggy) Haynes Clinton son Roger Jessee Piney Flats her mother Mrs Harriet Ar-trip Middletown Ohio sister Mrs Ella Bales Franklin Ohio and three grandchildren Russell County Funeral Home of Lebanon is in charge of funeral arrangements Robert Salyer CASTLEWOOD Robert Erkie Salyer 82 a descendant of one of the earliest settlers of Southwest Virginia died at 8:45 pm Friday at his home in LaFollette Tenn He was born Nov 21 1890 in the Grassy Creek section of Russell County near here son of the late Robert Shanklin and Susan Vicars Salyer and a descendant of Isaiah Salyer who migrated from the purchased 17000 acres in the Copper Creek area of what is now Russell and Scott Counties irfthe late 1700s Isaiah Salyer was a descendant of William Sallier a French Huguenot who emigrated from southern France and settled on Long Island in 1655 Salliers grandson had migrated to Charleston in 1700 and changed the name spelling to Salyer As a young man Robert Salyer worked in the law offices of his father-in-law George Gaines Isaac in Coeburn and at Middles-boro Ky He later worked as a farmer and miner retiring from the United States Steel Co at Lynch Ky in 1951 His first wife Audie Isaacs Salyer died in 1926 and he married Della enegar Bruce in 1937 Surviving are: his widow ns Col George Salyer ail loi of Hampton Va Kermit Rocky Mount and Roanoke Va Curtis Bal- daughters Mrs Thelma Ratliff Kingsport and Miss Lee Etta Salyer Hampton Va a step-son Willard Bruce LaFollette stepdaughters Mrs Okla Gragg OAK HILL SINCE LARGE CARE FUND BEAUTY Welfare Suggestions Lonnie Fields BIG STONE GAP Lonnie Fields 64 died at his daughters residence in Frankfurt Ky Thursday afternoon of an apparent heart attack A retired miner he had been a resident of Big Stone Gap for 15 years and was a member of the Free Will Baptist Church of Woodway Va Surviving are: his mother Mrs Pollie Fields of Big Stone Gap daughters Mrs Betty Howard Frankfort Ky Mrs Frances Bush West Palm Beach Fla Mrs June Robbins Dayton Ohio and Mrs Mae Mullins Detroit son Jimmy Fields Hampton Va sisters Mrs Ella Caldwell Roda Va Mrs Lucille Davis and Mrs Hazel Fritz both of Kingsport and Mrs Martha Collier Big Stone Gap brothers John and Paul Fields both of Kingsport 15 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild Holding Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements James Freeman James Freeman 86 of 868 Uaywood Ave Mount Carmel died at 11:45 am Saturday after an illness of several months Born in Dryden Va he had been a resident of Hawkins County for 28 years He was a retired employe of Mason Dixon Lines Inc and a member of Oak Grove Baptist Church Surviving are his daughters Mrs Ocie Britt of Startex and Mrs Pearl Sisk Hiltons Va sons Sam and Doyle both of Church Hill Route 3 Startex Olie Dryden Va Lloyd Orlando Fla and Boyd Freeman Glendale a sister Mrs Pearlie Gibson Tacoma Va 47 grandchildren 50 greatgrandchildren and 7 great-great-grandchildren Carters Chapel Funeral Home is in charge of funeral arrangements Carlos Bise Carlos Bise 41 of 1021 Riverside Ave died at 3:15 pm Sturday on arrival at Holston Valley Community Hospital Although he had been in ill health for some time death was unexpected He was born in Dickenson County Va and had lived in Kingsport for 21 years He was employed in the tenite department at Tennessee Eastman where he had worked for 19 years Surviving are his widow Mrs Shirley Overbay Bise daughter JCarla at home sons CaHos and James both of the home his (Alta) Watterson Kingsport Mrs Harold (Minnie) Pyle Kingsport and Mrs Bill (Emogene) Yates Clintwood brothers Clyde Clintwood Curtis Hamp- CEMETERY 1902 TO ASSURE LASTING UPKEEP KINGSPORT TENN- 247-5101 SEPTEMBER 9-16 7:30 NIGHTLY Nursery Provided Continued From Page 1 who are disabled to train them something they could do she said 1 A Kingsport woman said shed received job training but still didnt have suitable work I love working with children and old people nursing homes and things like that But they trained me for library work and I ended up in a cafeteria I dont like housework Now theyre trying to put me on mans jobs working with motors dirty oily greasy wgjrk Danins asked the women if they thought people would cooperate if the state could corfle up with a program that had a guaranteed system of jobs vices Mrs Chitwood said the grant level for dependent children should be raised to keep up with inflated living costs Right now she said the maximum payment to a caretaker and five children is $167 a month about half of what Tennessee figures show is adequate for a family of six for basic needs Sullivan County Magistrate A Arrington (who works as a mailman) called for a complete phase-out of the welfare program charging that it penalizes the producer and rewards the non-producer Asked what he would do with people who couldnt help thertselves Arring- S-Navy- Here att DINGUS ROY Funerol services for Roy Dingus age 46 of 2822 Toddmon Street will be conducted at 2 PM Saturday at the Bloomingdale Baptist Church with the Rev Joe Byrd officiating Burial will follow in the East Lawn Memorial Park The body will remain at Carters Chapel Funeral Home where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 PM Friday The body will be taken to the church one hour before the service Pallbearers will be Irvin Dingus Paul Darnell Francis Simpson Ray Culbertson Kyle Smith Lawrence Shoemaker Honorary pallbearers will be Calvin Masters Orville Cox Worley Crowe and Carson Cox Corter Chapel Funeral Home is In charge of the arrangements BREEDING ERNEST Funeral services for Ernest Breeding of 109 Wolfe St who died Saturday afternoon will be conducted ot 2: 30 pm Mondoy of Vermont Unlted Methodist Church with Rev Don Kelly and Rev Chafin officiating Burial will be In East Lawn Memorial Park The body will remain at the funeral homo until one hour before services when it will be taken to the church The family will receive friends from 7 until 9 pm Sundoy ot the funerol home Pallbearers will be CecU Wright Michael Bolos Ward Charlie Lane Darrell Holtzclow Horrison Ketron Medlin and Joe Light Honorary pallbearers will be members of the Mens Bible Class of Vermont United Methodist Church Homlett-Dobson Funerol Home is in charge FORD CARL Funerol services for Corl Hvmon Ford Rt 4 Jonesboro will be ot 2 pm Mondoy at the Gray Funeral Home Chopel with the Rev James Junior Oeaklns ond Rev Frank Isenburg officiating Burial will be In Gray Cemetery The family will receive friends tonight at Gray Funeral Home Chapel Pallbearers will be Joe Baines John Corl Moore Worren Ford Ford Johnny Webb Buford Lanev Ernest Ford ond Ray Sells Gray Funeral Home is in chorge of arrangements WINSTEAD JAMES Funeral services for Jomes Jlm) Winstead Rt 1 Surgoinsville will Be of 1 pm Tuesday from the Scott County Funeral Home Chopel with the Rev Echo! Herron and the Rev Howard Svbert officiating Burial will be in the Snoop Cemetery In Robinette Volley Friends will serve at pallbearers The body will remain ot Scott County Funerol Home in Weber City where the fomlly will receive friends tonight ond Mondoy night Scoff County Funeral chorge of arrangements Hr Anlj ef smgTotffir fe 1 Far ro fr a m'- fi erf There Must Be A Reason! we saw some of our buddies slip over the side We didnt break formation and go back even though I wondered how long it would be before a shark would get them In America if I cant make my way if Im sick and helpless and if my church my neighbors and my fraternal organizations wont help me then Ill perish without asking the help of my nation he said Youre sick commented someone in the audience Yes Arrington retorted Im sick all right Sick of having my wages taken from me and given to those who dont work for it came from a young woman who said that out of 50 or 60 doctors only one or two will accept Medicaid payments for indigent medical care I feel its up to the welfare agency' to work out plans for people to get a doctor that will wait on you on Medicaid she said Thomas Lewis "president of the Tennessee Nursing Home Association said the state could increase the fee and this might bring in a few more doctors Speaking for the League of Women Voters Judy Chitwood of Kingsport said she expects a full-scale revamp of the state welfare program after the federal government takes over the adult ser- AREA FUNERALS i Memories of important events last a lifetime Which means of course that the memory of a loved ones passing and of the days which immediately follow will never be dispelled The purpose of the funeral is to ensure in every way that this memory will be a comforting one BRONZE MEMORIALS BY GORHAM MASTER CRAFTSMEN IN SILVER AND BRONZE HIGH QUALITY GRANITE MONUMENTS POBOX 788 TRUXTONDR BIBLE CENTERED ''Victvuf few CRUSADE Baptist Church with the Rev Jim WH-cox and Rev Frank Mason officiating The body will be taken from Carters Chapel to the home at 2 pm Sunday where It will remoln until one hour before services Pallbearers will be grandsons and nephews Carter's Chapel Funeral Home is in chorge of arrangements FIELDS lONNJE Funeral services for Lonme Fields of Big Stone Gap will be conducted at 2 Sunday in the Holding Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev Silas Culbertson and the Rev Tim Welch officiating Buriat will follow in the Glencoe Cemetery Big Stone Gap DAVIDSON MRS ELLA Funeral services for Mrs Ella Beoliles Davidson will be held ot 2 pm Sunday in the First Christian Church at Appalachia with the Rev Charles Smith and Rev Bill Baker officiating Burial will be in the Amerlcon Legion Cemetery The body was removed to the home at St Poul ot 530 pm Friday from the Roy A Green Funeral Home The body will be taken to the church at 1pm Sundoy to lie in state one hour before the service Pallbearers will be Roy Davidson Jr Bobble Davidson Tommie Kennedy Gregory Kennedy Charles Davidson Jr Earl Baker Elbert Baker and Richard Bozzell HATTAWAY LILLIE Groveside services for Mrs Lillie Nottoway who died ot 11 a Friday will be conducted Monday at 11 at the Myrtle Hill Cemtery Tampa Fla The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm Sunday in Tampa In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to your own charitable organizations Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home Is in charge of the local arrangements KERSEY MRS MAUDE The funerol service for Mrs Maude Elizobeth Kersey of Rooersville Route 2 will be ot 2 pm Sunday in Colboch-Price Chapel with the Rev Holl Minor ond Rev Milum Livesay officiating Burial In Highland Cemetery The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 Saturday of the funerol home Colboch-Price Funerol Home Rogers-vilie In charge REESE PRYOR Funerol services for Pryor Reese will be conducted ot 2 pm Sundoy In Homleft-Oobson Funerol Home Chopel with Rev Freeman Wright officiating BurkH will be In Ook HIM Cemetery The body will remoln ot the funeral home where the family wIM receive friends from 1 to pm Saturday Homlett Dobson Funeral Homo In charge BISE CARLOS Funeral services for Carlos Bise of 1021 Riverside Ave will be conducted at 11 am Tuesday at Carters Chapel with the Rev Hubert Overbuy and Rev Benny Motherly officiating Burial will follow In the East Lawn Memorial Park Pallbearers will be Kenny Duncan Don Smith Robert Mullins Bob Shanks Dwain Yates and Clyde Falln The body will remain at Carter's Chooel where the family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm Monday Friends also will be received at the home of sister Mrs Harold Pyle 568 Virgil Ave Corters Chapel Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements SALYER ROBERT Funeral services for Robert Erkie Salyer of LaFollette Tenn will be held at 1:30 pm Monday at Burke's Grossv Creek Church Russell County Va Burial will be In the church cemetery The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 pm Sunday at Roach Mortuary LaFollette MORELOCK MRS Funeral services for Mrs Morelock S7 of Route 1 Bulls Goo who died Friday will be of 230 pm Monday ot the Stewart Funeral Home Chopel with Rev Hubert Bunch and Rev Richard Long officiating Burial will be In Hamblen Memory Gardens The family will receive friends from 7 to 9:30 Sundoy Stewart Funeral Home Bulls Gap is In charge WEATHERLY MRS MATTIE Funeral services for Mrs Mottle Frazier Weatherly 73 who died Thursday in Norton Community Hospital will be held ot 2:30 pm Sunday In the chopel of the Roy A Green Funeral Home Appalachia with the Rev Tull and Rev Dewey Aistroo officiating Burial will be in the American Legion cemetery The fomlly was to receive friends ot the funeral home from 7-9 Saturday JESSEE MRS MARY Funeral services for Mr Mory Elizabeth Jessee $7 of Blountville formerly of Lebanon Va will be held Monday of 11 om in the RusseH County (Va) Funeral Home chopel with Rev Odom officiating Burial will follow In Russell Memorial Cemetery in Lebonon The body will remain at the funerol home where the fomlly will receive friends from 2 till 4 ond 7 till pm Sundoy FREEMAN JAMES Funeral services for Jomes Freeman wWMet) pm Monday kt Ook Grove i WOBD SOD AND THE IEJTIMONT OF JESUS CHEIIT WEAVER HAMLETT'DOBSON -tfunrralomrs First Baptist Church Diboll Texas Music Evangelist tfe(fr TOM ELAM Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Bristol Virginia 'Strung The Tri-Ckiei A KINGSPORT 117 EAST CHARLFMONT STREET 246-3134 Am From Two Location FAIL BRANCH FALL BRANCH FUNERAL HOME 344 6311 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1238 Pine Street Kingsport Tennessee 37664 Edward Johnson Pastor ysev.