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Kay's ice cream may seem like a part of the past in Chattanooga – except for the store still remaining in Soddy-Daisy – but it has been very much a part of the present in Knoxville this summer.
Several weeks ago, the large Food City grocery chain – which has numerous stores in the Knoxville area – began selling Kay's ice cream after several years in which it was not produced or sold anywhere.
While that was some good news for lovers of Kay's ice cream, some sad news also surfaced when James Suddath "Nutty Buddy" Alexander Jr., who had headed the Kay's operation in Knoxville for a number of years, died July 22 of congestive heart failure at the age of 74.
As one who has long been familiar with Kay's proud heritage in Chattanooga, particularly when the Kollmansperger family ran the company, I became curious to learn exactly how the separate Knoxville operation fit into the story.
According to Mr. Alexander's son, 50-year-old James Alexander III, who served as vice president of the Knoxville firm, the connection dates back a number of years.
Frank Kollmansperger opened the first Kay's ice cream store and plant in April 1934 on Brainerd Road in a Tudor-style building built by the Williamson Milk and Ice Cream Co.
The building was a landmark in the 3700 block of the street until being torn down in the early 1990s to make way for a Food Lion grocery store.
When Kay's was started, it was named for the first letter of Mr. Kollmansperger's last name.
Mr. Kollmansperger -- who evidently had the financial help of a friend when he started the business at the age of 32 – had been reared in Iowa and graduated with a dairy science degree from Iowa State University. Shortly after graduation and on the day after marrying Freda Sutherland, he moved to Chattanooga to work for the George K. Brown ice cream and candy company, which had a popular dessert eatery in downtown Chattanooga.
He later became superintendent of Southern Dairies after that firm purchased the Brown firm.
Initially, Mr. Kollmansperger, who was affectionately nicknamed "Tiny" because of his large stature, made and delivered the ice cream, while his wife served it at the store. They also lived for a number of years just across Brainerd Road.
A man who evidently knew how to create business as well as quality ice cream, Mr. Kollmansperger soon had branch stores on Dodds Avenue and Glass Street.
The business soon branched into other communities as well. An old newspaper article said that he or his company had opened similar operations in Knoxville in 1936 and in Roanoke, Va., in 1949. He also bought the Grant-Patten Milk Co. and was a backer of the popular Dairy Gold restaurants, which were headed by his son-in-law.
Mr. Alexander said he believes that the Knoxville operation had been started once and then went dormant before his grandfather, James Blevins, became involved.
Mr. Blevins had been reared in Decatur, Tenn., and worked for Sealtest. As a result of his employment in the dairy industry, he knew Mr. Kollmansperger.
He made a suggestion to Mr. Kollmansperger that he would like to go to Knoxville and see if he could grow the Knoxville operation. As part of the agreement, Mr. Blevins asked for one-third ownership in the operation.
Mr. Kollmansperger agreed, so Mr. Blevins moved to Knoxville in 1956. Another man was also involved in the partnership initially, Mr. Alexander said.
Under Mr. Blevins' leadership, the Knoxville operation really took off.
Mr. Alexander remembers that his father, who married Mr. Blevins' daughter, came to work in Chattanooga about 1960 at the Brainerd Road plant when the younger Mr. Alexander was only about 4.
Unfortunately, Frank Kollmansperger and Mr. Blevins had some kind of falling out, Mr. Alexander said, so the two companies split operations. As part of the split, the Knoxville firm was not allowed to open an ice cream shop south of Cleveland, he said
The Chattanooga operation began calling itself Kay's Kastles about this time to differentiate it from the Knoxville business, which remained Kay's.
Both businesses had a number of ice cream shops as well as giant ice cream cone signs in front of them. Mr. Alexander said one of the Knoxville firm's tall signs was featured in Time magazine.
While the Chattanooga firm quit making its own ice cream after selling that branch of its operations to Mayfield in 1970, the Knoxville firm continued to make its ice cream at a plant on Pleasant Ridge Road in Northwest Knoxville. It was sold in such stores as Red Food Store for a number of years.
Kay's was considered one of the first companies that offered flavors besides vanilla, chocolate and strawberry.
Later, Charles Kollmansperger, Mr. Kollmansperger's son, took over the operation of the Chattanooga Kay's Kastles and grew the number of stores.
What Chattanoogan from that time period does not remember enjoying a hot dog with chili and mustard slaw or a barbecue sandwich, and then finishing off that tasty meal with a hot fudge sundae, hot fudge cake, banana split or ice cream cone?
I frequented both the Kay's Kastle on Hixson Pike across from Central Baptist Church as well as the one on Dayton Boulevard across from the current Red Bank Middle School. Or occasionally – after I visited my favorite Chattanooga attraction of my youth, the Incline Railway – we would go to the one in St. Elmo.
Mr. Alexander said that after Charles Kollmansperger began running the Chattanooga business, friendly relations resumed with the Alexanders and Mr. Kollmansperger agreed to let the Knoxville operation expand closer into the Chattanooga market. He also talked about having the Knoxville firm start making ice cram for them.
He unfortunately died at middle age in 1977, however, and those plans never really materialized, Mr. Alexander said.
The Kay's Kastles in Chattanooga later changed hands, and eventually the units were sold separately.
In 1990, the Kay's operation in Knoxville was sold to C.F. Sauer Company of Richmond, Va. Its ice cream manufacturing operations eventually were halted, and the stores were sold off.
One on Chapman Highway in South Knoxville remains, and a closed and empty one in Maryville, Tenn., still has the signage.
When Food City sought to bring back the Kay's ice cream formerly made by the Knoxville company, it asked Mr. Alexander III who had the rights to the product. Through legal channels, the grocery chain was able to bring it back from the Sauer firm, and Mr. Alexander was involved in the initial taste tests.
Food City President and CEO Steven Smith said in news reports that the ice cream was an ideal product line for his stores to sell.
"Like our company, Kay's Ice Cream was also a local family-owned operation and we're excited to bring back such a popular line of top quality products," he said.
In Chattanooga, one can still enjoy the Kay's Kastles shop in Soddy-Daisy.
Manager Christine Dent said that owner Cathy Petty has changed little about that Kay's since buying it 20 or so years ago.
"Everything here is still original," said Ms. Dent. "We still have the hot dogs and the hot fudge cakes. The only thing we have added since she bought it is pizza."
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Sand volleyball will become Washington's 22nd intercollegiate sport.
Keegan Cook, an assistant for Washington's women's indoor team, will be the head coach for the sand team. Jim McLaughlin, Washington's women's volleyball coach, will oversee the program. All 11 returners from Washington's Final Four indoor team in 2013 will play for the sand team, including AVCA national player of the year Krista Vansant.
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DENVER, CO--(Marketwired - June 25, 2014) - Novagant, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: NVGT) is pleased to announce its new medical cannabis vaporizer product, GLAVape™ (Generally Legal American Vape), which is the finest and most consistent Cannabidiol (CBD)-rich hemp oil in the world.
Hemp is available over the counter (OTC) in all 50 States and over 40 Countries. It is not marijuana and does not require a medical marijuana license for purchase. Although both hemp and marijuana are in the same cannabis family of plants, they are vastly different from a legal perspective.
Cannabidiol is looked for its "potential as a treatment for a wide range of conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes, alcoholism, MS, chronic pain, schizophrenia, PTSD, antibiotic-resistant infections, epilepsy, and other neurological disorders." (http://www.projectcbd.org/about/introducing-cbd/)
According to an IBISWorld report, and as reported by The Street, the medical marijuana industry is expected to grow 63% in 2014, and reach $8.4 Billion in revenues by 2019. (http://www.thestreet.com/video/12747902/medical-marijuana-industry-revenue-could-reach-84-billion.html)
The Company's GLAVape™ is 100% natural and derived from the federally-legal industrial hemp plant. The Company's unique hemp cultivars, combined with its proprietary technologies, produce the highest quality CBD-rich hemp oil in the world.
GLAVape™ is lab tested multiple times during the manufacturing process, from seed to shelf. The Company tests for CBD content, other cannabinoid content, yeast/mold/fungus, and bacteria like E. coli to ensure safety and quality.
Other features of the GLAVape™ are:
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- Non-psychoactive.
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- Decarboxylated and filtered.
- Made from Hemp Oil (Seed & Stalk).
- Is from non-GMO industrial hemp grown without pesticides, herbicides, or chemical fertilizers.
- Is stringently lab tested for quality.
- Is fully insured and independently certified.
The GLAVape™ Pen is available in 0.3ml, 0.6ml, and 1.0ml and sizes.
Wholesalers in need of bulk quantities of GLAVape™ can contact a representative from Novagant, Inc. for wholesales pricing.
About Novagant, Inc.
Novagant, Inc. was incorporated in the state of Nevada on February 23, 1987 under the name of Kendrex Systems, Inc. The Company underwent several name changes, and ultimately on November 26, 2013 changed its name to Novagant, Inc. For more information about the Company, please visit www.novagant.com.
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Perper disagreed with the conclusions of both Grey and Frikke concerning the cause of death. He believes Grey did not have all the information that he did about fluids found in MacNeill's body. Otherwise, Perper believes Grey would have also come to a conclusion of drowning. He also believed both Grey and Frikke missed some findings in their autopsies, specifically in the lungs and kidneys.
He agreed with Grey and Frikke, however, that four drugs found in MacNeill's system — Valium, oxycodone, Phenergan and Ambien — did not solely cause her death, but may have contributed.
Perper also agreed with Grey in listing the manner of death — meaning whether it was a homicide, suicide or accidental — as "undetermined." He said it's the job of a medical examiner to consider as much circumstantial evidence as possible when determining a manner of death. In MacNeill's case, he said suicide was very unlikely.
"It's so low in the scale that, in my opinion, it's virtually not a possibility," he said.
As for the possibility of murder, Perper said that the case "raises a serious question of homicide." But he felt he could not make the determination because he was relying mostly on reports and interviews conducted by others.
"I think this is a case in which there are questions about manner of death," he said.
The preliminary hearing is expected to wrap up Thursday. Fourth District Judge Samuel McVey will determine if there is enough evidence to order MacNeill to stand trial.
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This place is amazing, the wait staff was so on top of things and the prices were a great deal. The food was incredible. Truly a hidden gem!
Went for brunch. Good food and drinks. The server seemed a little overwhelmed by how crowded it was but did his best. I'd give it a second try.
The linguine with mushroom sauce is great. I love the bread and olive oil is fantastic as well!!!
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Their Chicken Francaise dinner entree is excellent-I order it every time I dine here!
Not crowded but good people stop by here for drinks. Try a mango screwdriver!
Lasagna was good. Wish the sauce was a bit richer but very well executed.
You can go upstairs to the party at night: I'm usually at the bar downstairs.
The old bartender was great, fun and very personable. I think his name was Jason. Bring back Jason!
Great food at reasonable prices. Chicken Fettucini Alfredo was delish!
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Activities for Pawleys Island, Litchfield and Murrells Inlet
MeetingsGeorgetown County Parks and Recreation Commission: May 2, 5 p.m., Beck Recreation Center
Georgetown County Board of Education: May 3, 5:30 p.m., Beck Education Center
Georgetown County Board of Zoning Appeals: May 5, 5:30 p.m., County Council chambers
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Food and fellowship: Bread of Life soup kitchen. Mondays and Tuesdays, 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Pawleys Island Presbyterian Church, Highway 17
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Arts & EntertainmentStudent poetry: Readings from entries in Friends of the Waccamaw Library's eighth annual poetry contest and reception for the five winners. April 28, 6:30 p.m., Waccamaw Library
Moveable Feast: Woodson Harvey ("Lies and Other Acts of Love"), April 22, 11 a.m., Ocean One. Signing at Litchfield Books, 2 p.m. Next: Celeste Fletcher McHale ("The Secret of the Hummingbird Cake"), April 29, Pine Lakes Country Club, Myrtle Beach. $25. For more information, call 843-235-9600
"Legally Blonde": Student performance of the musical based on the film. April 28-30 at 7 p.m., April 30-May 1 at 2 p.m., St. James High School. $12 ($10 senior citizens) at sjhs.booktix.com or 843-650-5600
Meet the authors: Lee Brockington, Rebecca Godwin, Susan McMillan and others meet readers to celebrate Independent Bookstore Day. April 30, 11 a.m.-3 p.m., My Sister's Books
Zydeco concert: Donald Ceasar performs music from the Louisiana bayou. April 30, 3 p.m., Kimbel Lodge, Hobcaw Barony. $25. Seating limited. Tickets at 843-235-9600 or classatpawleys.com
Concert on the lawn: Long Bay Symphony Youth Orchestra performs. May 1, 3 p.m., Kaminski House Museum. Free. Bring your seating. Picnics welcome
Artwalk: Displays of juried art, kids art programs and concerts. May 6, 5-7 p.m. art crawl and reception; May 7, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; May 8, 2 p.m. band concert, 3 p.m. awards ceremony, Downtown Georgetown
"Muscle Shoals": Film looks at the music that made an Alabama town "The Recording Hit Capital of the World." May 6, 6:30 p.m., Waccamaw Library. Free
ExhibitsRambling Roads: Works in mixed media by Bruce Chandler. Through April 30, Rice Museum, Front Street
Rainey Master Sculptors: Works by current and former sculptors-in-residence. From May 1, Brookgreen Gardens. Free with regular admission
Jane Woodward: Vibrant coastal scenes in oil and acrylic by a Murrells Inlet artist. May and June, Waccamaw Library
International photographer: Works by the Argentine-born Carmen Albertolli Daughtry, now living in North Carolina. Starting May 1, Waccamaw Library
History of Fishing: From shellfish gathering to billfish tournaments. S.C. Maritime Museum, Front Street
SportsWHS baseball in playoffs April 28 at home to Andrews, 6:30 p.m.; other district games April 30, May 2, May 4
WHS golf in Southern Cross Regional Championship, April 29, Palmetto Golf Club, Aiken; vs. Aynor and Loris, May 3, 4 p.m., Woodland Valley Country Club; hosts Marion, May 4, 4 p.m., True Blue
WHS soccer: Girls playoff games, May 2, May 4, May 6, May 9; boys playoff games May 3, May 5, May 7, May 10
WHS softball starts playoffs, April 28 at Johnsonville; other district games April 30, May 2, May 4
WHS tennis starts playoffs May 5; other matches May 9, May 11 and May 14
WHS track at region championship, April 28, 2 p.m., Marion High
Pawleys Island Bridge Club: Play for all levels of experience. Pawleys Island Senior Center. Schedule at pawleysislandbridgeclub.com
Et ceteraCommunity Resource Fair: Dozens of nonprofits and government agencies explain their services in areas such as employment, health care, transportation and child care. April 28, 4-7 p.m., First Baptist Church, Georgetown
Book sale: Friends of the Waccamaw Library clears the shelves for new arrivals, including CDs and DVDs. April 29, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., April 30, 10 a.m.-noon, Waccamaw Library. Hardcovers $1 (two for $1.50), trade paperbacks 75 cents, paperbacks 50 cents (three for $1)
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In almost every instance in all the Epaulet items I've bought over the years, thicker pant fabrics are a little roomier than thinner pant fabrics in the same size. This goes for both the Walt/Rudy and Rivets. A super 120s Rudy will always fit me tighter than a flannel or donegal tweed. I have the super 120s brown houndstooth trousers, and I had to get them let out the max amount in the thighs to make them wearable without being skin tight, but the same size in a pair of herringbone flannels fit much better without having to let out fabric in the legs.post #24409 of 5302510/21/13 at 7:42pm
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Received my first Epaulet purchase today "Slim Walt Trouser Burgendy Hopsack Wool" . I ordered a size up (sz. 36) like I usually do due to my big thighs and they fit great.Love the pants! I just have to take in the waist and shorten the length.
I plan on getting a pair of Slim Walt Trousers Nori Tropical Wool before the year ends. The pale green color on those pants are lovely.post #24412 of 5302510/21/13 at 8:24pm
Dude...Mike! Let me know when your camo chinos get in. We need to do a photo opt being matchy matchy
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Got this bad boy in the mail. This is my 3rd wool layering cardigan from Epaulet. Got a gray and french blue from 2 years ago and still loving those too.
Looks like a new handwriting! I don't recognize this one, haha.post #24413 of 5302510/22/13 at 6:11am
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Is there material available for special Walt order in either the Olive Tree Herringbone UK Tweed or Mocha Lambswool Flannel? I can't decide which to order. The tweed looks a bit more casual, which is good for me, but the flannel will keep me warmer in the DC winter. Are both of those going to be regularly stocked fabrics, or do I need to jump on one before it's gone forever?post #24416 of 5302510/22/13 at 9:19am
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Got this bad boy in the mail. This is my 3rd wool layering cardigan from Epaulet. Got a gray and french blue from 2 years ago and still loving those too.
Looks like a new handwriting! I don't recognize this one, haha.
Wow. Perfection. The chelsea boots work so well with a more casual suit and the suit itself is about as perfectly tailored as I have ever seen "in the wild." The overlapping ticket pocket is a nice touch, is that some maker's signature detail that I am just not cool enough to recognize?
PS- I'm jealous that you get enough stuff from EP that you can recognize all the guys' handwriting.post #24417 of 5302510/22/13 at 9:23am
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Hmm, the denim shirts that we have now are probably in the 6-7oz range, which is pretty typical for a denim/chambray piece.
Our EPLA shirts are going to be heavier and thicker. Around 9oz. More denim-head style.
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It's easy to miss, but this fabric has a small scale herringbone in it too. It's so freaking cool.
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Question for SoCal guys. I'm ready to purchase my next pair of Walts, and would really like a pair of Wool ones. Out of the current selection, which would you go with to work with our weather?
Note that I already own a pair of hopsack-like trousers. I love Nightshade, but it's sold out in my size, and I'm weary that they might be too warm for my tastes (I tend to sweat easily).post #24419 of 5302510/22/13 at 9:51am
Ok so my Rivets shipped Saturday, or at least I was emailed that they did, but the tracking information has displayed the same message the entire time which is that only the electronic shipping info has been received. No updates since Saturday. It says Priority 2 Day mail. Anybody know if this is just USPS being difficult?post #24420 of 5302510/22/13 at 9:59am
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Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly made a splash today with her reaction to a new animated breaking news alert, according to a Nov. 29 Yahoo News report. The good news is that the news that the breaking news alert brought was much less scary than the actual news.
It seems that Megyn Kelly was in the middle of a segment about the impending "fiscal cliff" when the new animation showed up to introduce it. She was actually scared by the new animated graphic. She actually had her hands over her mouth and then she giggled.
She said,
"That was a new alert animation, scared me a little bit. Maybe we should be scared, because the clock is ticking down right now to the so-called fiscal cliff."
Perhaps she is also scared because she is on Fox News channel. Of course, given who she is, that probably is not scary for her. Even her guest Fox News editor Chris Stirewalt admitted to be slightly scared by the new graphic.
Anyway, it is strange for the actual breaking news graphic to be scarier than the news. At least there was something funny about the fiscal cliff discussion. There is not much to laugh at there typically.
Check out the video. Do you blame Megyn Kelly for her reaction? Did the breaking news graphic scare you?


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Hi everybody,
We are going to China from June 9th - June 23rd. We are flying from NYC to Hong Kong on the 9th and coming back from Beijing on the 23rd. My question is how to divide out time between the three cities. Here's our timeline, let me know if I should adjust :
9th - leave NYC
10th - arrive in Hong Kong 6pm
11th - HK
12th - HK
13th - HK
14th - depart from HK to Shanghai in the morning
15th - Shanghai
16th - Shanghai
17th - depart Shanghai to Beijing at night
18th - Beijing
19th - Beijing
20th - Beijing
21st - Beijing
22nd - Beijing
23rd - depart Beijing to NYC
What do you think??????
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i like it.. you could have more time in HK, but there is lots to do in beijing, so you really can't take away from either it or S... don't forget about jet lague, which will affect your HK time..
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I think you are spending the proper amount of time in each city.
From HK to Shanghai check Spring airlines. To Beijing you could fly or take the fast train. I like that train as it is quite comfortable and nearly the same time as flying taking everything into account.
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Now I'm getting confused by some feedback...Do you guys think its a good idea to substitute Thailand for our Shanghai portion of our trip?
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You have two days in Shanghai and that is an ok amount of time for Shanghai. It's not sufficient time to visit Thailand. Save Thailand for another trip.
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I don't understand the Thailand reference -- some information seems to be missing. Furthermore, if you have a Chinese visa for this trip, unless you have a multiple-entry visa and plan to go back later in the year (which you haven't indicated), I would take advantage of your single-entry visa to see more of China than Beijing on this trip.
In any event, I think that your original itinerary is nicely balanced and makes good sense.
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We were just thinking of substituting in a few beach days between HK and Beijing and skipping Shanghai. We wanted to go to the island of Koh Samui and spend like 3 days there and fly to Beijing directly from there. Maybe this is not the best way to go and we should just stick to Shanghai as planned. Thank you for your suggestions.
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