Johnson City Wedding of Mary Hardin and Leon McCown
A large circle of friends witnessed the Christian ceremony at 7:30 p.m. as Miss Mary Julia Hardin married Mr Leoniday Wallace McCown. The service at Churs day was led by Rev. Lk. D. Riddell with music by Miss Rhes Hunter and others. The couple plan an eastern bridal trip before possibly settling in Johnson City. The Carter County Banner poetically praised the bride and wished them lasting joy. Memphis dispatch notes Mrs. J. Norment Powell elected president of the Tennessee division UD C, with support pledged from Sarah Law and Mary Latham chapters.
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Christian Church
Mary Julia Hardin
Leoniday Wallace McCown
Lk. D. Riddell
Rhes Hunter
James
George D. Hardin
Thernon
Baker
Mary Laura Boring
Lucy
Lucy Sitton
Glennie Pence
Mary Wyatt Gilbreath
Mary Emma
Margaret Ponder
Frederick King
Mary Lyle
Air
George W. Hardin
Johnson City
Mra
Mra. McCown
Carter County Baner
Elizabethton
Sho
Memphis
Tenn
J. Norment Powell
Tennessee
Sarah A
Mary Latham
Wo ©. Schwalmeyer
Sarah Law
Secretary Lillian Kerby joins Central Baptist Church Johnson City
Lillian Kerby a graduate of the Woman's Missionary Training School of Louisville has accepted the secretary position at Central Baptist Church in Johnson City and will start duties this week. Included are local notices of visitors, weddings, gatherings, and a notice from W S Newcomb offering decorating and paper hanging services in Johnson City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Kerby
Woman's Missionary Training School of
Louisville
Central Baptist Church of
Johnson City
Roan Street
Baptist Church
Iask
Newcomb
June brides praised at Mrs Carr home party
A June bride luncheon was hosted at Mrs. H. H. Carr’s Holston avenue home. Guests included Mrs. William Messick Mrs. Montague Mrs. John LeRoy Wade Mrs. J. F. Boyd and Miss Mary Hardin. Attendees wore white organdy pink chiffon and blue silk while over 100 guests enjoyed salads and luncheon on vine covered verandas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Carr
Holston Avenue
Lucy Carr
Ruby Paster
Kathleen Gaunt
William Messick
Montague
John LeRoy Wade
Mary Hardin
Mra
Mins Grue Mom Chee
Herbert Reagan
Bam Carr
Society Personals Cast of Visitors in Tennessee towns
Miss Carla Burnham visits relatives in Sullivan Indiana. Mrs Sears Webster of Knoxville is guest here. Mrs L C Foust of Knoxville guests of Mr and Mrs A C Bowers. Miss Thompsie Baxter visits Mr and Mrs O My Dugger in Greeneville. Miss Blanche Holston of Morristown guests of Miss Angeline Watford. Miss Antoinette Dosser of Knoxville guest of Mr R N Dosser and family. Miss Mary Walse Johnson visiting her sister Mrs Henry F Lady in Knoxville. Mr Roy Moody, year at University of Tennessee, guest of friends. Miss Anna Cooper, guest of Mrs Ferdinand Powell, returned to Nashville. Master Julian Davis visiting Whitesburg with grandfather Col S M Haun. Miss Juanita Key of Johnson City visiting sister Mrs James Dunn on Taylor Street. Miss Carter Jones and Miss Hattie Hunt at South’s summer school in Knoxville. Mrs John Sitton of Knoxville weekend guest of G W Sitton. Miss Florence Summers of Johnson City weekend at Big Creek with Miss Julia Wood. Monday afternoon Miss Edith McQuilkin hosts Royal society at Southwest addition. David Patton of Johnson City entertains in honor of his sister Mrs S C Mor Johnson City Leaguer. Miss Edna Dodson entertained last week at her home North Fourth Avenue in honor of H J Tellmann of Johnson City. Mr Tellmann chaired Holston Epworth league conference reception committee. many Epworth leaguers attended. Knoxville Sentinel.
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David Patton
Johnson City
Edna Dodson
Local social notes from Whitesburg to Johnson City events
Mrs. 5. M. Haun of Whitesburg visited by daughters Mesdames A J Davis Doak Moore and John Rhea has returned home. Mrs Harry Russell Warne and children gauge Charleston W V guests of Dr and Mrs John Moore Crowe. Mrs Carl Thornburg of Johnson City visiting with her brother Will Lusk and family. Ben H Taylor of Miligan and J Purnett Johnson among 21 applicants at Knoxville bar exam. Miss Alice Harfris returned to Johnson City for a Franklin dance with guest Miss Hylda Evans.
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5. M. Haun
Whitesburg
Doak Moore
John Rhea
Harry Russell Warne
Evelyn, Lucile
Frances
Charleston
John Moore Crowe
Carl Thornburg
Johnson City
Will Lusk
Erwin Magnet
Miligan
J. Purnet! Johnson
City
Knoxville
Alice Harfris
Sty
Franklin
Ate
Hylda Evans
Mrs Fannie Brown Dickenson Dies At Unata Springs
Mrs Fannie Brown Dickenson, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Brown and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs V Deaderick, died Tuesday afternoon at Unata Springs of merculosis. She married O D Dickenson in June 1914. Remains were taken to Johnson City for funeral at Buena Vista Cemetery after 4 pm.
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Fannie Brown
Unata
Merculosis
Shewaa
JM. Brown
V. Deaderick
D. Dickenson
Johnson City
Buons Vista Cemeter
County Superintendents Gather at Normal for East Tennessee Meeting
East Tennessee county superintendents, nearly 70 students, and officials from the United States Bureau of Education convened at the normal school. Supt Duggins of Sweetwater county chaired. Supt J L Shoun of Johnson County served as secretary. The conference covered key public school issues with short addresses and student welcomes. Mr McBrien spoke at chapel praising the normal school and offering practical suggestions.
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East Tennessee
Ac. Duggins
Snederson County
Cairman
J. L. Shoun
Johnson County
Samuel W. Sherrill
Wiliam KR. Bourne
Pearl Williams Kelley
J. L. McBrien
United States Bureau of Education
McBrien
Normal School
Eli Haggard to Speak at State Normal Tonight
Eli Haggard will deliver his famous lecture The Country Boy at the State Normal tonight visiting Johnson City for the first time. He told The Gomez it was one of the best towns he had seen and renewed friendship with the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl Haggard
State Normal
Johnson City
Gomez
Eli
Man Complains of World Not Giving Him His Due
A man voices dissatisfaction with his treatment by society, arguing he has been overlooked and underappreciated in various affairs. The remark suggests a sense of grievance and self-pity regarding recognition and compensation.
Perfect Wife Ended Life Aboard Nantucket Beach
Mrs. Jesse Halladay Dana, called the perfect bride, died by what her husband Edmund Dana insists was suicide at Nantucket's Cliff Bath beach. He cites melancholia and a belief she could not be a perfect mother as motives, noting she distrusted conventional burial rites and left a calm, sleeping face.
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Jessie Halladay Dana
Edmund T. Dana
Longfeton
Cambridge
Mass
Bath Beach
Nantucket
Dana
Hile
Grouard
O C Railway issues two handsome folders Daniel Boone route
The C O Railway Company has issued two folders. One is the Daniel Boone folder with a brief history of Daniel Boone. The other highlights the Shorter route.
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Daniel Boone
First train passes Elkhorn extension
The first regular passenger train crossed the Elkhorn division of the C. C. and C. Railway this morning and a regular schedule will be kept henceforth. The train was in charge of Captain Lynch Twynygon.
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Elkhorn Extension
Elkhorn
Lynch Ttwinygon
East Tennessee appoints three members to state board
Governor Rye appoints O. L. McMahon of Newport M. H. Gamble of Maryville and N. L. Gentry of Jefferson City to the East Tennessee seat on the State Board of Education. Also brief notices include a for sale item a lost key notice and a June July August half‑day closing advisory from Summers-Parrott Hardware Company.
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East Tennessee
State Board OF Education
Rye
O. L. McMahon
Newport
Maryville
N. L. Gentry
Jefferson City
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Jean
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Roan and
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L.M Coleman
Chattanooga
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Cranberry
Elk Park
Delle Smith
Geo. B. Smith
Sydney Gilbreath
President Gilbreath
East Tennessee State Normal
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Norma
Summit Hill
Erby Walker
Misa Bertha Sheil
Bert Remine
Jonesboro
William Phillips
Blountville
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Rogersville
Neil Beasley
Hattie Cash
Earl Phillips
Bernice Ken’ ‘Nedy
Burnadette Hacker
Washington
Soldiers’ Home
John Chandler
Sevierville
Carla Burnham
Sullivan
Ind
Blanche Holston
Morristown
Angeline Watford
Antoinette Dosser
R. N. Dosser
Mary Walse Johnson
Henry F. Lady
Roy Moody
University of Tennessee
Anna Cooper
Ferdinand Powell
Nashville
Julian Davis
Col
S. M. Haun
Juanita Key
Mrs
James Dunn
Taylor Street
Carter Jones
Hattie ‘Hunt
of the South
John Sitton
Florence Summers
Big Creek
Julia Wood
Edith McQuilkin
The
Royal, Society
Southwest Addition
Fannie Brown Dickenson
Eli Haggard
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Nietzsche
Ifeng
Nature
Palace
Buffalo Street
Sam, Cassidy
Gardner
Thomas
Burgens
Ima
Astors
H. B. Crumley
Geo. W. McClure
Sundaies
Harley-Davidson
H. M. Smith CO
East Tennessee and Western
North Carolina Railroad CO
Linville River Railway CO
Central Standard
Milligan College
Watauga Point
Sycamore
Elizabethton Coal Chute Valley Forge
Hampton
Pardee Point
Blewing
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Roan Mountain
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Pinedla Tal
Geo
W. Wardin
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Arlington
Earl C. Campbell
Airhorn
Cy, KY
Carolina
Clinchfield
O10
ADELA
Erwin, Tenn
Erwin
Venn
Chas.t. Mandel
Cheatnut Street
Mary A. Ayres
Johnson City Ice Cream CO
G. P. Maupin & Son, Props
Cox Brothers
West Main Street
W.P. Davis
Spring Street
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