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Domestic News
April 19, 1907
The Camden Chronicle
Camden, Benton County, Tennessee
What is this article about?
Local correspondence from Dry Branch reports various social visits, a singing school, a religious service, and an entertainment event among community members.
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DRY Branch.
Regular correspondence.
C. N. Matlock spent Sunday with Dry Branch friends.
Mrs. William Goshorn and son were at Camden last Saturday.
Misses Bell and Sadie Peebles visited Mrs. Jennie Matlock last Sunday.
J. T. Flowers of Chalk Level was mingling with friends here last Sunday.
H. L. Matlock is making ties when he is not doing something else.
Whew!
Miss Eunice Matlock is visiting her uncle, N. Phillips, at McIlwain this week.
D B Pollard is teaching a singing school, in which our people are taking great interest.
Misses Margaret and Rachel Peebles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Matlock Sunday.
Rev. D. Pollard filled his regular appointment here last Sunday, preaching to a large congregation.
Mrs. Jennie Matlock gave the young folks an entertainment last Saturday night, which was well attended.
It seems that T. W. Whitfield was somewhat "betwixt and between" Sunday. One at a time, old boy, Say, Archie, why don't you tote fair with T. W? Now, Harvey, what's got you in sulks?
DRY Branch, April 16.
Regular correspondence.
C. N. Matlock spent Sunday with Dry Branch friends.
Mrs. William Goshorn and son were at Camden last Saturday.
Misses Bell and Sadie Peebles visited Mrs. Jennie Matlock last Sunday.
J. T. Flowers of Chalk Level was mingling with friends here last Sunday.
H. L. Matlock is making ties when he is not doing something else.
Whew!
Miss Eunice Matlock is visiting her uncle, N. Phillips, at McIlwain this week.
D B Pollard is teaching a singing school, in which our people are taking great interest.
Misses Margaret and Rachel Peebles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Matlock Sunday.
Rev. D. Pollard filled his regular appointment here last Sunday, preaching to a large congregation.
Mrs. Jennie Matlock gave the young folks an entertainment last Saturday night, which was well attended.
It seems that T. W. Whitfield was somewhat "betwixt and between" Sunday. One at a time, old boy, Say, Archie, why don't you tote fair with T. W? Now, Harvey, what's got you in sulks?
DRY Branch, April 16.
What sub-type of article is it?
Social Event
Religious Event
Education
What keywords are associated?
Dry Branch
Social Visits
Singing School
Preaching
Entertainment
What entities or persons were involved?
C. N. Matlock
Mrs. William Goshorn
Misses Bell And Sadie Peebles
Mrs. Jennie Matlock
J. T. Flowers
H. L. Matlock
Miss Eunice Matlock
N. Phillips
D B Pollard
Misses Margaret And Rachel Peebles
Mr. And Mrs. J. W. Matlock
Rev. D. Pollard
T. W. Whitfield
Archie
Harvey
Where did it happen?
Dry Branch
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Dry Branch
Event Date
April 16
Key Persons
C. N. Matlock
Mrs. William Goshorn
Misses Bell And Sadie Peebles
Mrs. Jennie Matlock
J. T. Flowers
H. L. Matlock
Miss Eunice Matlock
N. Phillips
D B Pollard
Misses Margaret And Rachel Peebles
Mr. And Mrs. J. W. Matlock
Rev. D. Pollard
T. W. Whitfield
Archie
Harvey
Event Details
Regular correspondence detailing social visits, a singing school taught by D B Pollard, Rev. D. Pollard's preaching to a large congregation, and an entertainment hosted by Mrs. Jennie Matlock.