Mrs. Kyle M. King Hosts Sewing Party at Soldiers' Home
Mrs. Kyle M. King entertained a small group at her Soldiers' Home home last Friday afternoon honoring her niece Miss Ter nadette Hacker of Washington DC. The gathering featured sewing, conversation, and an elaborate salad course served by Mrs. King, Miss Hacker, and Mrs. Ratliff. attendees included Mrs. Cox Green Ratliff Cargill Erwin J P Smith Joe Horton and Cy Lyle plus several Misses and Mr. Summers and others.
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Kyle M. King
Soldiers’ Home
King
Miss Hacker
Ratliff
J. W. Cox
Green
J. A. Cargille
Erwin
J. P. Smith
Joe Horton
Cy Lyle
Katherine and
Lois Peoples
Gertrude Williams
Octavia Wofford
Mary Gertruue Ly
Revival Grows In Interest In Jonesboro Meeting
The revival meeting at Jonesboro led by Rev. Starke of New York City at the M E Church South attracts growing interest with each service. Crowded crowds attend daily and nightly as Rev. Starke preaches on The Dry Bones of Jonesboro. Also notes travel by Ed Peoples and Roy Moody to Knoxville on wheels and various society personals visiting relatives in Elizabethtown Carlisle and Indian Springs with local diversions including Dundee Woolen Mills offer.
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M. BE
John M. Emert
Johnson City
Fleming Cox
John Isaac Cox
Mary Lavina
Joseph Henry Fleming
First Presbyterian Church
Bristol
Tenn
Jonesboro
Starke
New York City
M. E. Church
South
Knoxville
Messrs
Ed Peoples
Roy Moody
C. A. A. Pearce
Irene
Marion Guinn
Barbara Pearce
Elizabethtown
Stephen Spratt
Frank
Carlisle
Ind
Ada Hawk
Cora Martin
Indian Springs
J. W. Rogan
Red Bank
N. J
R. A. Wood
McLaughlin
Lynchburg
J. J. McLaughlin
Watauga Avenue
Ruby Walker
Abingdon
Cherrie Mae Preston
Walker
Presbyterian Church
Rhea Hunter
Edith Galloway
Nelle Mathes
Dundee Woolen Mills
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Infection Relief
An old ad touts Sloan's Liniment as an emergency doctor to stop infection and aid healing by killing germs and neutralizing poisons. It claims faster blood flow and general recovery, priced 26c to 50c and $1.00. The text also briefly notes a family mention and a birth in a separate line.
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Sloan
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Mildred Nicholson
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Mildred Weatherby
Edith McQuilken
Kathryn Peoples
Kathryn Wilson
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Cristol
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Embreeville
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