Dale Street Mission Sunday School Programs
Dale Street Mission at St. Paul’s Episcopal on 670 Watauga Street invites the public to Sunday school sessions with Rev. A J Kenney as pastor. Pierce Memorial Sunday school follows at 2 20 p m with Mr Hullett as superintendent and Mr Smith as secretary and treasurer.
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Dale Street
A. J. Kenney
St. Paul
Episcopal
Watauga Street
Ironside
Pierce
Hullett
Smith
Barton's Chapel
A. W. Barton
John Williams
Local Churches Advertise Services and Schedules
A roundup of upcoming church services across multiple congregations. Christian Broad Street and Charlemont locations list morning services, Sunday schools, and evening preaching. Various pastors invite all to attend, with midweek and song services noted for several denominations.
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Christian Broad and
Charlemont Streets
Bible
Forelock
J. M. Morton
Endeavor
Pehurch
Firat Presbyterian
P. Johnston
J. Fred. Johnson
Rock Spring Fair Crowned By Strong Community Support
The Rock Spring community fair drew a crowded auditorium as County Superintendent Dati praised local interest in exhibits and schooling. Kingsport figures led calls for a Rock Spring high school, while the county truancy officer spoke on duty and obedience amid other civic remarks and a governor’s pardon noted for George W. Wheeler of Dyer County.
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Specia
Times
Rock Spring
Sullivan
County
Dati
G. E. Burbage
Our Kingsport
Burbage
Mel Brockman
Shaun
Kingsport
Board of Education
New Cabinet Formed By Kato Faces Strife in Diet
Premier Kato forms a government with Kenkyukai and Kenseikai backing. Five peers named parliamentary vice ministers signal a new entente between the House of Peers and Kato’s cabinet. Observers expect strengthened government ahead of the Diet session despite opposition parties.
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Kato
Tokyo
Kengeikai
Seiyukai
Seiyu Honto
House of
Pps
Shozo Yabuki
Koseikai
Visecount
Choku Kidzuno
Kyoshire
Inouye
Neosuke I Woguchi
Jiromaru Tro
House of, Pears
Choku Midzuno
Kenkyukai
Kenseikai
Kenkyusai
Mic
Viscount Aoki
Ixenkyukaiv
Zov- Jermament
Ken Kyukai
Midame
Kenseilai
Premisr Kato
House of Peers
Governor Appoints Hall To Lead Finance and Taxation
Governor Austin Peay announced Frank S. Hall of Dickson Tenn named state commissioner at finance and taxation to fill the unexpired term of Judge J D Senter who resigned to join the court of appeals Hall a 1917 Dickson resident born in Dyer County 35 years ago is a Cumberland University alumnus who has practiced law and served in the 1919 general assembly He will assume duties next Monday Also Governor Peay notes W H Purysor will act as commissioner after Judge Senter resigns and Justice W L Cook plans to qualify to succeed himself on the Supreme Court.
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Presa
Frank_S. Hall
Dickson
Tenn
J. D. Senter
Court of Appeals
Austin Peay
Frank Hall
Padme Senter
Hall
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Dyer County
Dyersburg
Cumberland ‘University
Lake
Peay
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Pitt
Bers
Sipi
Holy Trinity Lutheran
Broad Street
Huffard
D. D
Newhard
M.L
Stkcox
M. E
M. A. Stevenson
Reces ccc
A. Stevenson
Epworth League
First Baptist
Iron
G. D. Pitts
First
Woodyard
W. W. McDonnell
M. E. Church
Tey
Thompson Hendricks
Bradis Barton
M- Epworth League
Rucker
A.M. E. Zion Church
Col
Christian Endeavor
Stella Cartright
Simpson
Presbyterian
J. F. Whitley
Oklahoma Grove
Louise Tipton
Central Baptist (Colored
J. GL. Crippins
Rock Springs
George
Wheelem
Tennessee
State Department of Public Health
L. Bishop
Bishop
Hell
Senter
W.-H. Purysor
Department
Robert E. Green
Southern Club of
Boston
Tehir
W. L. Cook
Supre Court
Ernest Haston
State Dicratic Executive Committee
Kingsport, Plumbing and Heating Co
Sullivan St. We Carey
Masengi
R.T. Chil‘dress
Fox Light Housekeeping
Charlemont
Marcel
Hattie
Wanda
Hayes
Jor
Ofe
Bennett A & Edwards
Whitey
Railway Exchange
Kansas City
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Tre
Ask
Hart Schaffner & Marx - Bradsen
Oxfords
Chesterfield
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