Lincoln Memorial University (Harrogate, Tenn.) -- History.;
The article: "A Friend worth while," features a friend of Lincoln Memorial University: Mr. John L. Horgan, "managing director of the Hotel Sinton, Cincinnati, Ohio.
People associated with religion; Church of God; Religion; Religious groups;
R.G. Spurling and his wife Barabara Spurling. He was a mill right located in Monroe County, Tennessee. He founded the Christian Union in 1886 at Barney Creek.
Council of Twelve stands outside the Evangel publishing company in 1917. Kneeling (L-R): T.S. Payne, M.S. Lemons, George T. Brouayer, F.J. Lee, Sam C. Perry, A.J. Tomlinson (General Overseer) Standing (L-R): S.O. Gillaspie, M.S. Haynes, J.S....
Council of Elders in first meeting, October 4-17, 1917 (Seated) A.J. Tomlinson and Blanche Koon (Standing L-R) M.S. Lemons, T.S. Payne, T.L. Mclain, F.J. Lee, Sam C. Perry, George T. Brouayer, E.J. Boehmer, J.B. Ellis, S.W. Latimer, S.O. Gillaspie,...
Church of God; Religious facilities; Religious meetings; Religious services;
This picutre of the 8th Annual Assembly of the Church of God was held in 1913 at North Cleveland Church of God (Cleveland, TN). The people gathered outside are delegates to the assembly. The Assembly was hosted here from 1908 through 1915.
Church of God; Religious meetings; Religious facilities;
R.G. Spurling (right) and W.F. Bryant (left) stand in front of the J.C. Murphy home the sight of the First Assembly for the Church of God (Cleveland, TN) located at Camp Creek, North Carolina.
Sharon Whitecotton won Best of Show for this Miniature Baltimore Album Quilt at the Second Annual Mountainside Quilting Fest held at Bethany College in August, 2004. Sharon used intricate embellishments, brazilian embroidery, applique, hand...
A clock reel was used to wind skeins of yarn. Once a skein was wound, a mechanism called a "weasel" inside the reel popped. The ditty 'Pop Goes the Weasel' comes from use of a clock reel.
Sewing machines were beginning to find their way into more homes in the mid 1800's, including the Campbell Mansion. The needle on this machine goes through a hole in a small piece of glass.
Made in circa 1848, this reclining chair was used by Thomas Campbell in his later years when he lived in the Campbell home. He would sit by the fireplace while the Campbell children gathered at his feet and read him stories.