Dedication of Munsey Memorial Church in Johnson City
The Johnson City Munsey Memorial M. E. Church South was dedicated last Sunday, marking a milestone for Southern Methodists. The new red brick structure with white stone trim and blue granite foundation replaces the 1874 building, includes a $3,000 Pilcher organ, a modern parsonage, and multiple memorial windows donated by local families and firms. The ceremony featured Rev. George R. Stuart and a debt of $17,000 raised in minutes, with support from many denominations.
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T. Stephenson
George R. Stuart
Johinson City
Stuart
New Munsey Memorial
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Johnson City
J. G. King
J. W. Cromley
Cromley
Uncle
Jack Cromley
Mitchell
W.C. Beaver
H. H. Carr
J. M. Carr
Re Carr
G. H. Berry
la. C. Hoss
G. Seaver
BB. Miller
W. Mitchell
B.S. Wolfe
Mes. Ton
Beeler
Mra
Wade
A. H. Hoss
Martin
Jennie Crumley
Delashank
H. P. Waugh
Flemming Crank W. Simpson
D. J. Dickey
Janes Cash
P. R. Handy
W. R. Barnett
E. B. Robertson
Carico
Hishoy E. Hoss
Market Street
J. 8. Miller
Sam R. Miller
Knoxville
Vaught
J. W. Crumley
J. B. Cox
Geo
Pilchers
Christmas Conundrums and London Jests
A collection of wordplay riddles and puns set in old London terms. Jokes touch Cripplegate and Adam as a provision dealer, with quips about shadows, Ruth and ear, carpenters, and bald houses. Ends mid thought.
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Commercial Club Banquet For Railroad Officials
Commercial Club announces a banquet for railroad officials entering Johnson City on January 1. Chairman John W. Hunter plans to hold it at the new hotel at Soldiers' Home. President Finley of the SouthernRailway will attend with other railroad officials. local leaders expect a large crowd.
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Commercial Club
Johnson City
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Laws That Should Be Amended And Constitutional Reform
A Memphis writer argues for constitutional revision to centralize the Tennessee supreme court in Nashville. He contends a single capital court would speed criminal appeals, reduce delays, and ease statewide access, while bemoaning the current three-division system. The Nashville Banner cites this as a needed change via a constitutional convention.
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J. R. Flippin
Memphis
Commercial Appeal
Supreme Court
Knoxville
Nashville
Jackson
Three Grand Divisions of Tennessee Debate
The text argues the state’s constitutional division into East, Middle and West Tennessee creates jealousies and hampers unity. It notes the Tennessee River and Cumberland Mountains justify the split and questions if modern travel and communication justify maintaining three separate divisions for state governance and elections.
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Gumberland Mountains
East Tennessee
Middle Tennessee
West Tennessee
Supreme Court
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Journal and Tribune
Made Money Disappear in Hypnotic Hoax Claim
Seattle Times reports Dr. W. R. Price, a noted hypnotist from Johnson County Tennessee, accused of using hypnotic powers to cause nearly $90,000 paid to the Guerrero Development Company of Los Angeles to vanish. Price formerly lectured in Bristol and gave hypnotic exhibitions there.
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