Social News From Nearby Communities
Mr Wetchles will preach at Band Croft Memorial on Saturday night June 13 and Sunday morning the 14 at 11 o'clock. Everyone is invited and urged to bring dinner to be served after the morning service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetchles
Bandcroft Memoral
Lewis and
Paul
Honaker
Schroeder
Fagos Robinson
Margaret Anderson
Lillie Akard
T. B. Anderson
Hawkins County
Joe Anderson
Ella Anderson
Blountville
Grace
Bloomingdale
Ray Hickam
Hobbs
I. E. Stoffel
Geo. Anderson
Isaac R
Katherine L. Anderson
Fannie Lynn
G. A. Anderson
Jim Bridwell
Wise County
Stevenson
Capitol Notes: Peay appoints Cole as colonel on staff
Nashville governor Austin Peay appoints George Cole a colonel on his official staff succeeding the late Col. Thomas W. Wrenne. The report also notes pardons for Leslie Fowler of Louisville and Arthur Poindexter of Fayette county, plus field geology work in West Tennessee by Johns Hopkins and Vanderbilt teams for the US Geological Survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
George Cole
Nashville Automobile Dealer
Austin Peay
Cole
Thomas W. Wrenne
Govenor Peay
Leslie Fowler
Louisville
Davidson County
Arthur Poindexter
Fayette County
West Tennessee
Washington
High Institutions of Learning
State Division
E. W. Berry
Johns Hopkins University
United States Geological Survey
J. K. Roberts
Vanderbilt University
R. E. L. Collins
Johns Hopkins
Wilbur A. Nelson
Local Families Move and Students Graduate in Big Stone Gap
Big Stone Gap reports families planning homes in Miami Florida and visits from relatives in Dorchester Virginia. Teachers leaving for home include Mis ses Alice Mitchell Livingston Ala Drucilla McConnell Nickeleville Va Isabell Allen Provost Va Agnes MccDuffy Columbia Va Raby Heatwale Covington Va Pauline Bennett Chilhouse Va and B O Williams Gate City Va. Graduation exercises for county grammar grades and the graduating class were held with speeches prizes and a living room themed auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Parks
Miami
Florida
Sid Mullins
Pittsburgh
Dorchester
Alice Mitchell
Livingston
Ala
Drucilla McConnell
Nickeleville
Isabell Allen
Provost
Agnes MccDuffy
Columbia
Raby
Heat
Bristol
Gilberta Knight
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
Erskine Kelly
Birmingham
Ersking Ramsey
Olga Horton
St. Paul
Hugh Williams
Mae
Elmer Fletcher
Jonesville
W. F. Fletcher
Anna Fletcher
Elizabeth
Edgar
Elmer
Norton
Milton Miller
J. M. Smith
Suhfridge
Elizabeth Mae Fletcher
Forrest Gilmer Qrender
Thelma Virginia Stewart
Joseph Lenheardt Little
John Hill Goodloe
Margaret Ruth Pannell
James Little
Lena Willie Slemp
Pactolus outlines children’s day plans for July
Rev. Dunn will fill his regular appointment at Pactolus Sunday. The Pactolus Sunday school is preparing to give a children's day in July with a well prepared program. There was no Sunday school here Sunday due to a decoration at the Hite graveyard. Mrs. J. E. Owens visits her brother J. P. McCulley. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hamilton announce the birth of a girl named Littie.
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Dunn
Pactolus
Hite
Stewart Hamilton
J. E.owens
J. P. McCulley
Haston Announces Two New Mississippi Valley and Knoxville Corporations
The secretary of state issues charters to Mississippi Valley Gain Company in Shelby county with capital of 50000 dollars and to Knoxville Suburban Corporation with capital of 15000 dollars.
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Ernest N. Haston
Mississippi Valley Gain Company
Shelby County
Capital
Knoxville
Religious Education Conference Planned at Lake Junaluska
Leaders from several states and educational institutions will attend a religious education conference at Lake Junaluska North Carolina July 15 through 18 during Southern Methodist general assembly sessions. Program coordinators include Dr Stonewall Anderson Nashville Dr H H Sweets Louisville and Dr J W Camak Birmingham. Miss Louise Durham Memphis will supervise the children's playground at Junaluska sponsored by John R Pepper Memphis and J B Ivey Charlotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Junaluska
N. C
General Assembly
Stonewall Anderson
Nashville
H. H. Sweets
Louisville
J. W. Camak
Birmingham
Louise Durham
Memphis
Junaluska
John R. Pepper
J. B. Ivey
Charlotte
N.C
State Text Book Commission to Conference on 1925 Adoptions
The commission will meet next Friday with publishers bidding for the 1925 adoption to discuss the distribution plan. Whether to use the depository route or direct shipments to merchants remains undecided. A tentative adoption is nearly complete with final details to be discussed with bidders. Nashville June 6. Tennessee health experts from Johns Hopkins arrive for a summer study of public health organization. Dr. Charles H. Benning and Dr. Tivadar Hevizy are among the first visitors.
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Textbook Commission
State Text Book Commission
Nashville Tenn
State Department of Health
Johns Hopkins University
Tennessee
Charles H. Benning
Bureau of Communicable Diseases
Michigan
Tivadar Hevizy
Hungary
Advan
Detroit Grows Up Detroit Plan for Bagley Avenue Development
Detroit realtors propose a wholesale development of Bagley avenue featuring a 510 foot 40 story tower as keystone. The plan, by Burton P. Porter, calls for 35 million dollars in development including a 5,000 seat motion picture theatre an eighteen story hotel and a recreation building with bowling alleys billiard parlors and indoor golf.
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Detroit
Bagley Avenue
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Park Avenue
Burton P. Porter
Carmack Monument Unveiled in Nashville Ceremony
Capt. Guston af Fitzhugh of Memphis paid tribute at the Carmack memorial unveiling in the Tennessee State Capitol, praising Edward Ward Carmack as a selfless civic leader and inspiring symbol of courage. The statue depicts Carmack delivering an address atop an elaborate base inside the Capitol building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Guston
Fitzhugh
Memphis
Edward Ward Carmack
Tennessee
Capt. Fitzhugh
Senator Carmack
State Capitol
Jackson
Detroit's Rise Tied to Ford Site and Auto Growth
The text notes a new office tower will rise on the former Ford factory site, a brick building long gone, highlighting Detroit's booming automobile industry as the source of its growth and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Detroit
Carmack Praised by Fitzhugh for Senate Service and Prohibition Fight
Captain Fitzhugh lauds Senator Carmack in closing days of his term. He recalls Carmack’s rise from knowledge and virtue to lead a fight against the ship subsidy bill, calling him a girded gladiator with courage and fidelity to law, the Constitution, and prohibition.
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Fitzhugh
Carmack
Achilles
Senate
Tennessee
Okmulgee
Oklahoma
Denver
Detroit
Lima
Ohio
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Frank McCulley
Ledbetter
J. E. Owens
Hilton
Sells
Dan Hale
McCulley
Capitol Notes
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Clarksville
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Alvin York
Pall Hall
Hal McAlistr
Jamestown
Alvin C. York
Fentress
Fentress County
York
F. G. Creveling, Jr
State Highway
Atlanta
Southern Highway Commissioner
Board of Interstate Highways
Secretary of Agriculture
Creveling
Tennessee Highway Department
Lewis Conley
Big Stone Gap
Fordtown
Cut Rate Dry Goods Company
Loretta Swift
Dale Street
W. W. Davis
P. O. Box
City
Harold Vess
Sevier Terrace
G. D. Lane
Highland Park
E. A. Frazier
Kingsport, Tenn
Detroit Tower
J.fred Johnson &Co
Lnc
Chrysler
Watson
Market St
Chastan
Hessler
Rysler
Toledo
Cleveland
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