Revival and church services announced for Taylor and Lee Street churches
Sunday schedule at Taylor Street includes Sunday school 10 a.m. led by J A Superintendent, praise service 11 a.m., communion 11:15, preaching 11:30 on Why The Christian Church. Evangelist Geo H Ramsey will speak at both services. Lee Street Methodist posts no 11 a.m. service tomorrow due to Rylander Theater event. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School by T F Furlow, Epworth Leagues meet at arch 7 p.m., 8 p.m. evening service, midweek prayer 8 p.m. series on worship continues with strong attendance.
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Taylor Street
Christian Church
Christian Endeavor
Herbert Baugh
New Testament Church
Geo. H. Ramsey
Lee Street
Luther A. Harrell
Rylander
T. F. Furlow
Epworth
Arch
Thomas county delegates study Crisp and Turner county dairy methods
A Thomas county delegation toured Crisp and Turner counties to observe dairy and resource utilization. They visited Cordele and Ashburn creamries, watched butter production and packaging, and heard of local income from milk and sour cream. Payslips of farmers reaching up to 150 dollars monthly were noted.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Crisp
Turner
Albany
Mitchell County
Coa
Cordele
Lee County
Oakfield
North County
Crisp County
Culpepper
Mr. Hunt
Ashburn
Central Baptist Church Sunday Services and Worship
Milo H Massey pastor leads morning worship at 11 with a sermon on Clinging to Christ and an evening sermon at 8 on Delighting in Gods Commandments. Sunday school at 9:30 led by R L Maynard. Junior and Senior B Y P o rGs at 7, Wednesday prayer meeting at 8. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Baptist Church
Milo H. Massey
R. L. Maynard
Christ
B. YaPorGs
Sunday School and Worship Schedule for Local Church
The Sunday schedule lists Bible school at 9 30 with T Furlow Gatewood as superintendent and worship at 11 featuring The Gospel of Another Chance. Evening services at 7 and 8 00 cover Youth unions and Bible study. Tomorrow marks the fifth anniversary of the current pastorate. all members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Minor
D. D
So. Lee Street
Bible School
T. Furlow Gatewood
B. YF. U
Morse and Tho Sons Declared Not Guilty
Charles W York a shipbuilder and six others were acquitted by a District Supreme court jury in Washington. They faced charges of conspiracy to defraud the United States related to wartime ship construction and operation contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Charles W. Jake Mc York
Geng
Wip Im
District Supreme Court
Morse
United States Jor
Condemned man found dead in cell at state pen
In Columbia South Carolina August 4 William Faries condemned for slaying four members of the J M Taylor family at Clover last September was found dead in his cell. Authorities said he hanged himself with pieces of sheet during the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
William Faries
J. M. Taylor
Clover
State Penitentiary
Bishop Candler to Visit Americus for One Day Meeting
Bishop Warren A. Candler visits Americus on Sunday to praise First Methodist and lay the cornerstone of the new church edifice. He will preach at 11 in the Rylander Theater, attend 4 PM cornerstone ceremonies, and may speak briefly. Sunday school starts 9:30 in the courthouse Superior court room with Rev. John M. Cutler leading the evening service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren A. Candler
Americus
L. G. Council
East Church Street
Bishop Candler
First Methodist Church
Rylander Theater
Superior Court Room
John M. Cutler
Qualifying Pounds Play At Golf Club
In the qualifying rounds 34 members competed with 12 ties resolved to pair players in two flights. Walter Rylander and Lucius McCloskey tied for medal score at 88, with 89 by Cage, McDonald, and Rylander. A playoff for medalist between Rylander and McCloskey will occur before tournament end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Rylander
Lucius McCloskey
Bill Cage
Mid McDonald
Peck Rylander
Byles
Eth
Lucius McCeskey
L. M. Hawkins
H. C. Elam
Theodore Erwin
Bill Cave
John Sheffield
J. E. Hightower
Henry Clay
Luthe
Harrell
C .S. Glover
Lucas Thiers
Henry Lumpkin
Sam Coney
D. R. Andrews
Former Americus Negro Tells of Conditions North
Ed White, once employed in Americus, returned from the North and East with alarming observations. He reports six men share a single room in a Philadelphia boarding house, high rents, and inflated living costs. He warns Georgians not to migrate for higher pay that is eaten up by housing and food, noting many may return home after winter.
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Ed White
Americus
Charles Lamar
Macon
Georgia
The
Bible Company
Philadelphia
South
Pearlman women to visit New York markets
Mrs. Pearlman and Miss Jeanette Pearlman depart for New York to buy stock for the Pearlman stores. They will spend several days away and announce purchases upon return in the Times Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Pearlman
Jeanette Pearlman
New York
Pearlman
Times- Recorder
Pace Replies On Gunter Delegation Objections
Sumter delegation led by Senator Stephen Pace responds to Americus city council objections to a debt and school bill. Pace argues no new tax support without safeguards and questions existing bond oversight. The letter emphasizes proper use of levy funds and commission mechanics amid local fiscal dispute.
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Stephen Pace
Sumter
Atlanta
Council
Pacee
Americus
Georgia
Riley
Hines
Mize
City of Americas
General Assembly
Board of Education
Military Funeral for Pvt Alford Upchurch
Savannah August 4 A military funeral was held for Pvt Alford Upchurch a member of the Georgia Hussars upon his return from Camp McClellan Alabama where he died of injuries during summer encampment An escort of fellow troopers accompanied his body home.
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Savannah
Alford Upchurch
Georgia Hussars
Camp McClellan
Ala
Sumer
General Bills Occupy House in Atlanta
The Georgia House occupied its session with minor general bills set aside for later consideration. Representative McCrory's resolution to renew the schools book contract for two years was tabled. A Chatham delegation measure issuing local bonds for drainage was also tabled. Holden's bill allowing corporations to run railroad and gas plants under one management passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House
McCrory
Schley
Chatham
Holden
Tri County Medicos Guest of Dr Cato
The Tri County Medical Society met at the home of Dr and Mrs Frank L Cato with many out of town physicians attending A three course dinner accompanied the session The topic was Typhoid Fever Its Prevention and Cure Attendees included Dr John Lunsford Preston Dr Sam Wise Plains Dr B T Wise Plains Dr J Bowman Wise Plains Dr Ernest Simpson Plains Dr G W Bagley DeSoto Dr L F Grubbs Dr J Wade Chambliss Dr K B Allen and Dr F L Cato along with others The society President is Dr Lunsford and secretary Dr Emmett Anderson They meet the first Thursday each month and gatherings interest the attending physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumter Medicos
Tri-County Medical Society
Frank L. Cato
John Lunsford
Preston
Sam Wise
B. T. Wise
J. Bowman Wise
Plains
Ernest Simpson
G. W. Bagley
DeSoto
L. F. Grubbs
J. Wade Chambliss
K. B. Allen
F. L. Cato
Lunsford
Emmett Anderson
Silent groups greet funeral train as it moves
Rich and poor, high and humble pay mark of respect as the body of President Warren G. Harding traveled through Western California and Nevada. Silent crowds lined the railroad, from hundreds to single observers, saluting the nation’s late leader on August 4 as the funeral train passed.
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Harding
Roseville
Cuanif
Warren G. Harding
California
Nevada
Washington service arrangements for Harding funeral
President Coolidge focuses on fitting services as the Harding funeral train moves east. Body to be moved to the White House on arrival Tuesday afternoon, then to the capitol for a 10 o'clock public service. Remains to lie in state until 6 pm Wednesday before departure to Marion for burial, likely Friday. Coolidge plans to accompany the funeral party.
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Washington
Coolidge
Warren
Harding
Marion
Ohio
Woodrow Wilson
Capitol
Congress
President Harding
White House
Dr Minor to Observe Fifth Anniversary at First Baptist
Dr Carl W Minor marks five years of pastoral leadership in Americus with a morning and evening musical program at First Baptist Church. Organist Melva Clark designs both services with choirs and quartets performing works by London, Beethoven, Gabriel, Prior and Dubois, led by soloists Mrs James W Harris and Mrs C A Ames among others.
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First Baptist Church
Carl W. Minor
Minor
Americus
Melva Clark
London
Allen
O. E. Excell
Beethoven
Sweeny
E. O. Excell
Diggle
James W. Harris
C. A. Ames
J. W. L. Daniel
Rockwell
God
Gabriel
Prior
Lord
Packard
Dubois
James
W. Lott
Fred Morgan
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First Christian Church
Bury
T Harding
Toms
Thomas Men
Crisp and
First Church
Christ, Scientist
Forrest St
THO Sons
South Georgia
W. D. Moreland
M. EB. Wheeler
Judson Hill
Frank Lanier
R. P. Ewine
W. -. Dodson, Jr
Jan Pinkston
Jas. Davenport
Walter Page
Evan Mathis
H. O. Jones
C.H. Burke
Lewis Ellis
W. M. Jones
Tom Harrold
Mrs. Pearlman
N. Y
Pace
Foricodlidge
Gunter
Pvt
Tri-County Medicos
Cato
Washington Service
DR. Minor
First Baptist
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