Minnie was the daughter of John L. Avery and Edna Lovett-Avery. She married Dr. Walter S. McClain 3-15-1897. They
had one child Victor H. McClain.
Minnie was involved in relief work for Cookeville and Putnam County and was the Putnam County representative of the Child Welfare Aid. On the night preceding her death she had held at her home a child welfare conference, attended by ministers, teachers and social workers for the purpose of planning a busy year's work in saving and serving underprivileged children of the county.
had one child Victor H. McClain.
Minnie was involved in relief work for Cookeville and Putnam County and was the Putnam County representative of the Child Welfare Aid. On the night preceding her death she had held at her home a child welfare conference, attended by ministers, teachers and social workers for the purpose of planning a busy year's work in saving and serving underprivileged children of the county.
Minnie was the daughter of John L. Avery and Edna Lovett-Avery. She married Dr. Walter S. McClain 3-15-1897. They
had one child Victor H. McClain.
Minnie was involved in relief work for Cookeville and Putnam County and was the Putnam County representative of the Child Welfare Aid. On the night preceding her death she had held at her home a child welfare conference, attended by ministers, teachers and social workers for the purpose of planning a busy year's work in saving and serving underprivileged children of the county.
had one child Victor H. McClain.
Minnie was involved in relief work for Cookeville and Putnam County and was the Putnam County representative of the Child Welfare Aid. On the night preceding her death she had held at her home a child welfare conference, attended by ministers, teachers and social workers for the purpose of planning a busy year's work in saving and serving underprivileged children of the county.
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