Ada Huskey

275, abattoir, animals, Beer Joint, blackberries, buggy, Callahan, carcass, chickens, Chinese market, Chinese thousand-year-old egg, church benches, cottage cheese, cow, Dante Dale, Dante Road, Deitch's, downtown, Dry Gap Pike, east side, eggs, farm, fish, food, Fountain City, Gay Street, gloves, Golden Sun, Halls, ham sandwich, hat, Hershey Bars, homemade, homemade butter, honey bees, Hong Kong, horses, Kress's, Lawson-McGhee Library, Lerner's, McDonald's, Mile of Dimes, Miller's, naughty studio, orange crush, oysters, parades, Parkinson's, Pete's, pickled eggs, Poplar tree honey, Powell, radio TV station, refrigeration, Rialto, Rich's, routine, Roxy Theater, S&W, segregation, Sharp's Gap, silk hose, slaughter house, smell, Sourwood honey, squid, stage shows, stall, State Street, supplies, teenage, Tennessee River, Tennessee Theater, Tokyo, tunnel, United Fund, United Way, University, unsavory characters, upstairs, vendor, Vine Avenue, war bond, warehouse, west side, Woodruff's, World War II, Xerox

Huskey, Ada Ruth, 1928- (interviewee) and Teston, Liz (interviewer), “Ada Huskey,” KNOXVILLE ORAL HISTORIES, accessed May 3, 2024, https://knoxhistories.org/cms/items/show/30.