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Lincoln Day Dinner

See larger Helen Webb, left, and Clara Peals have been supporting the Lincoln Day Dinner festivities for many years and helped with ticket sales again this year.

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Helen Webb, left, and Clara Peals have been supporting the Lincoln Day Dinner festivities for many years and helped with ticket sales again this year.

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  • State Sen. Raymond Finney and his wife, Linda, smile for a photograph with Ryan Poe at the Lincoln Day Dinner at Heritage High School. Sen. Finney is running for re-election to the Tennessee State Senate.
  • Enjoying the gathering of Republicans at the Lincoln Day Dinner are Kay Overbey, State Rep. Doug Overbey and Terri Cross. Rep. Overbey is running for the Tennessee State Senate.
  • The Blount County Republican Women, including Fonda Angel, Susan Mills and Mary Gentry, helped put the annual Lincoln Day Dinner together for the Republican party.
  • Blount County Republican Party chair Dave Bennett is joined at the Lincoln Day Dinner by Judge David Duggan and State Rep. Joe McCord. Judge Duggan is running for Blount County Circuit Court Judge against Democrat and current Circuit Court Judge Mike Meares.
  • U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander was the keynote speaker at the Lincoln Day dinner. After dinner, he posed with a group of Young Republicans from Maryville College. From left are Brandon Todd, Abby Ogle, Robbie Champion, Sen. Alexander, Reed Carringer, Ashley VandeVender and Blake VandeVender.
  • U.S. Congressman John J. Duncan, Jr., is joined at the Lincoln Day Dinner by Sonia and Greg Wenndt.
  • Helen Webb, left, and Clara Peals have been supporting the Lincoln Day Dinner festivities for many years and helped with ticket sales again this year.

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