Mrs Ghee hosts a grand spend the day party in Knox
The event featured a living room setup on porches with card tables for auction bridge. Miss Carrie Summers won the prize in contests, and Miss Mattie Carr served in the living room. A noon old time dinner followed, with many locals visiting from nearby towns. Several guests and residents were announced as visiting relatives or returning from trips, while reports of new ventures and local improvements hint at Johnson City's growing industry and social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Stace
Carsline
Knox
Carrie Summers
Mattie Carr
Pinch
Nettie J. Armstrong
Domentic Kefenne
Rogersville
Gale Armstrong
Janes W. Crumbley
Hirdie
Davenport
Mer Henry Mitchell
Boston
W. A. Lane
West Matin St
Hon
Prank Avent
Nashville
Bristol
W . Belmont College
Tenneagee Trailroad Commission
T. BR. Link
Walter
Doro
Mra. Link
G. W. Gaines
Belton
S.C
Johnson City
Mountain Country
Mrs. Mason
Puestay
Cranberry, N.C
Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Society Page lists several visitors and guests: Mr. C. G. Hannah in Tsheville for a few days, Mr. D. S. Burleson staying with a friend in Norfolk, Miss Gladys Archer from Knoxville visiting in the city, Miss Roth Pord from Washington visiting Mrs. B. P. Sperow, Miss Lena Rivers Muddle visiting Abingdon, Miss Hardaway from Kaufian visiting Miss Sarah Broyles, Miss Ingram from Philadelphia staying with Mrs. J. M. Grant, Captain Joe B. Wade visiting Virginia relatives, Toy Dulaney offering insurance, and Mr. Charles Martin returning from Gray's Station. Spare detail shows a bustle of social travel and hosting among the set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Burleson
Norfolk
Gladys Archer
Knoxville
Roth Pord
Washington
B. PF. Sperow
Lena Rivers Muddle
Abingdon
Hardaway
Kaufian
Tesco
Sarah Broyles
Miss Ingram
Philadelphiia
J. M. Grant
Joe B. Wade
Virginia
Toy Dulaney
Charles Martin
Gray's Station
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Dundee Woolen Mills
For
Johnson Chew
Mia
Hraswill
Daienter
Burbertrsville
Cataline Carty
Misa Grace McGhee
Lowi
George He Hyer
Louize
Piney Flats
Raymond Elliott
East Radford
Jacob Hamilton
Piney Plats
John Collins
B.C. Phillips
Mildred
Jefferson City
Frank Short
Thermos Jordan
Viet
Draper
Squire Dol. Fine
W. T. Fox
East Tennessee Normal School
Louise Smith
Sarah Ryana
Fort Worth
Texas
J. A. Parsons
Judes Robt
Burrow
Mya
Burrows
Margie Burrow
Lena V. Templin
Morristown
Gladys
Augusta Templin
W.D. Moore
Ernestine Horner
Ruby Moore
Whitesburg
Merred Water
Green A. Pulwhy
Chatinnouxa
Foy Dwlany
Tipton Jadraot
C. ¥. Deaderick
Missox Willetta
Margaret Mathis
Aristo
Tittle
Underwood
Alsbam
Ely
Linville
Bouth
Jonesboro Notes
Min Ane Ernest
Ray Knoville
E. J. Baxter
Dulaney
Robert Richard
Mae
London
M. L. Peoples
Eva Anderson
Dawson
Washington City
Prevonit Kirkpatrick
Arisona
Sam
Kirkpatrick
Dilworth
James Dilworth
Fred McBee
Jacksonville
Pla
Prank Bruteton
Ruth Hayes
Greenville
Grace ‘Thomas
Attorness Price, Guinn and Barlow
Eugene Gillespie
George Revert
R. C. Thomas
Oscar Shinn
Unaka Springs
Bird” Hantings
Q. C.peyton
Clineton
Mollie Thomas
James Carter
Russell
Sam Mitchett
Clark Springs
William Fuqua
Ida Cox
Johnnson City
Whursday
Moyles
Halt
Flying Jenny
Frank Britton
Jackson Grove
Mickey
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina Railroad CO
Linville River Railway
Sir Edward Grey
United States
Sir Edward
Eulan Ly. Ar
Milligan College
Watauga Point
Sycamore She
Elizabethton
Valley Forge
Hampton
Batt
Pardee Point
Blevins
White Rock
Crabtree
Roan Mountain
Elk Park
Minneap
Dlune
Minneapolis
Newland Montezuma
Pincola Ly
Fing
Gro.w. Warden
Tennessee
The
Elks
Washington County Gas Company
Mr. C. G. Hannah
Tsheville
Detroit
Ford
Ford Motor CO
Summers-Parrott Hardware CO
Johnson Coty
Buffalo Street
Bicycle
Sundaies
Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
H. M. Smith CO
T Am
Southern Railway
Bluff City
G. M. Fllis
Tenn
HB. Crumley
W. McClure
Suarmers-Parratt Hardware
Foy W. Dulaney
Insurance
Tipton St
Bible School
J. Hopwood
Arlington
Main Br
Karl
Campbell
Chestnut Street
Jolson City
Mary A. Ayres
Johnson City Ice Cream CO
T. Mauply
Bon
Props
Cox Brothers
West Main Street
Ww. P. Davis
Spring Street
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