Ellaville church revival draws growing crowds in Aug
From Our Regnar Correspondent Ellaville Ga Aug 10 the protracted services at the Baptist church since last Thursday night grow in interest and attendance. Rev Mr Nowell assisted by Rev Mr Reid of Buena Vista preaches plainly to move sinners to repentance and the indifferent to duty. All day singing led by Mr T Chatman of Tazewell with a return to songs of youth and old soldiers of the cross. Several locals noted for health and travel are mentioned alongside visitors and relatives.
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Ellaville
Baptist Church
Nowell
Reid
Buena Vista
T. Chatman
Tazewell
Tils
Fred Hasan
Welston Tondee
H . Willamshogan
Frank Baldwin
Alles Bioiss Baldwin
Atlanta
Lute
Shei
Oethorpe
Adville
Shellman
Tourth
Berane Atlanté
Fréd Klason
Hi-C. Davis
Americus
Aso Bvory
Hic Ohildtes
B. W. Strange
Chalybeute
Our City
Roger “Williams Pabaierse
Athens
Jodie Seara
Annie Lewis
J. N. Cheney
Ford Stewart
Macon
Ida. McKay
Thomasville
J.L. Duncan
Talbot County
Crory
Mary Sheppard
Jordan
Broad Street
Robert Strange
Zady Childers
H.F. Dizon
H. J.williams
F. B. Baldwin
Bo Bailey
Mr. Vowel
Lucy
Eloise Bal Win
Smithville
Claude Livingstone
Dollie Allen
Protracted Baptist services end in Preston Georgia
In Webster County Preston Georgia, services at the Baptist church led by Rev. F W Williams concluded after a week of largely attended meetings. Baptism occurred Wednesday morning as visitors and locals share notes of travel and visitors including Kathleen Bush of Columbus and Miss Miriam Cobb.
Cut Off Ga Community Notes Include Meetings and Travel
Cut-Off Georgia notices report a singing group expanding to twenty five members, local visits by Mrs Alma Forehand and friends, Etta Joiner and Drury Norris visiting Mackm with Paul Joiner, Fleeta McMath visiting, Tommie Wicker leaving for Stooksville for a job, Mt Springs conference with sermons by Rev J B Johnston, farmers busy with fodder and melons, Joe Roberson and Bud Joiner visiting, Holloway families hosting, Clinch County News highlights W J Spear as State Treasurer candidate with a 20 year spotless record and Confederate service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Pennington
Jis
Alma
Etta Joiner
Drury Norris
Macm
Paul Joiner
Fleeta McMath
Tommie Wicker
Stooksville
Mt. Springs
J. B. Johnston
Joe Roberson
Bud” Joiner
Lowe
J. D. M Wicker
R. J. Holloway
Low Holloway
Clinch
W. J. Spear
Plains social notes show many visitors and travels
Bright Budget of News from Plains lists numerous residents visiting kin and friends across Georgia and nearby states. Mentions include Ruby Timmerman, Carrie Passmore, Lois Tinsley, Leila Chambliss, Windsor Graham, and many others visiting Atlanta, Americus, Albany, Greenville, White Springs, and Reidville. The column closes with a quip about a woman's desire for choice in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Ruby Timmerman
Tallulah Falls
Rutig McWillams
Annie May Brannen
Arabi
B. Quillian
Chattanooga
B. R. Stewart
Carrie Passmore
Lancaster
Ed. Clark
Cassie
Ashburn
Walton Walters
P. C. Barkley
Dothan
Ala
Emory Markettear
R.M. Andrews
Atlanta
Julia Coleman
Greenville
Leila Chambliss
Americus
James Cook
Indian Springs
Katherine Highnote
Richland
J. B. Chappelle
Windsor Graham
Baby
Macon
J. Graham
Miles Ruth Usry
Leesburg
John McGall
O. T. Lawson
Savannah
E. T. Lunsford
White Springs
Fla
Edmund Oliver
Robin Chamblis
Phillip Watkins
Meigs
Berta Will
Annise Clark
Monticello
Linton Godwin
Barney, Ga
Drew Murray
Markette
Mias Ophie
Reidville
R. L. Ballicom
Georgetown
Weston Hears Williams Sermon as Townsfolk Welcome Growth
Weston Georgia reports a week of church services boosting Baptist membership and community spirit. New store and dwelling readiness. Cobb and McDaniel plan a general merchandise stock to boost Weston. locals visit Jasper and Americus, with visits from Kinfolk and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom
Regilar
Weston
Baptist Chureau
Williams
Frank Cobb
William McDaniel
Columbus
Cobb
McDaniel
W. W. Simmons
Jasper County
Doug
Vesta. Tharpe
Preston
A. P. Passhpore
M. E. Luneford
Perite
Cora Lee Ig
Guy G. Lunsford
Taylor George
Shellman
W. R. Arnold
B. F. Barge
Barge
Hoke Smith
Marshall Martin
Americus
Kuae Yon
George Feing
And
Everette
John Arnold
Parrott
Man
HR. Allen
Wigur Kenyon
Kenyon
Dmory College
Webster County Fs
New Era Attends Quarterly Meeting and Visits Relatives
New Era notes Mr NM Veal of Talledoga Ala spending a pleasant week with homefolks. J T Morris and daughter Annia Willis attended the Mountain Springs quarterly meeting. Beulah Harris of Huntington visits relatives W A Parker and R P Parker and Thelma Belle Mercer of Plains joins her hosts.
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New Era
NM. Veal
Talledoga
Ala
J.T. Morris
Annia Willis
Mountain Springs
Beulah Harris
Huntington
W. A
R. P. Parker
W. M. Mercer
Hits
Thelma Belle
Plains
L M. Merter
Stock sale ends month as 57 cent dollar price cuts spread
The Duncan Mercantile Company stock was sold at 57 cents on the dollar as it went out of business. Stock remains on Forsyth Street near the old post office building, offered at bargain prices and prepared for rapid clearance before the lease expires. Calling now will secure goods priced to reflect the 57 cent on the dollar sale.
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Te Dundan Mercantiles Company
Salem
Americas
Stork
Forsyth Street
Duncan Mercantile Company
Call St
Social and club notes from Leslie Georgia
A lively Leslie gathering featured Milas Mattle Wilson hosting a party for Miss Williams of Ashburn with porch punch, late cream and cake. Guests included Miss Mamye McArthur of Americus and Miss Eurera Cook of Cobl. The Baracas host Philatheas. Woodmen Circle hosted visitors with a program and refreshments. Other locals and guests touched on visits, teaching courses, and family time in Leslie and surrounding areas.
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Leslie
Milas Mattle Wilson
Wiliams
Ashburn
Misa Mamye McArthur
Americus
Leola
Jeesié Ranew
Eurera Cook
Cobl
Mattie Wilson
Blanche Butler
Norman Park
A. J. Kemp
Baracas
Philatheas
F. P. Jones
Marilu Jenkins
Knoxville
Tenn
Lucius Harvey
Bronwood
Claude Harvey
Woodmen
Hawkkinl
Anderson
Mae Summerford
Ruth Wilson
F. P
Mra
Bethel services noted with visiting clergy and locals
Our regular correspondent reports Aug 9 activities in the 48th District. Rev Clarke assists the pastor Rev A McMahon during protracted services at Bethel. Eula Cannon returns home after visiting relatives near Bronwood and Dawson. She is accompanied by her husband Paul Cannon. Miss Ethel Kenmore visits with Miss Lottie Doster near Huntington this week.
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48Th
Rural Hill Social Notes Show Nearby Visits and Illness
Rural Hill correspondent records a string of visits and local happenings. Miss Senora Gilcer of Cuthbert stayed with Mesdames Wise and Bush, along with other guests from Warner and Lumpkin. Several residents, including Miss Leila Smallprice and Miss Emma Harchick, visited relatives, while Mrs Chariie Johnson improved after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hil
Senora Gilcer
Cuthbert
Mesdames Wise
Bush
Mies’ Mand ‘Foler
Ciand
Turner
Warner
Wi Wise
Brant Cobb
Lumpkin
Daniel Lane
Gussie Dillard
Adams
Chariie Johnson
Leila Smallprice
Mossy Dell
Charles Johnson
Carl McGill
J.L. Meain
Plains
Clarence Lane
Little Ethel
Henry Knight
House and Senate Busy With Bil
Atlanta August 1 House and Senate discuss a county and state board bill. A Senate budget item for Georgia Institute of Tech is noted, with funding contingent on subscriptions. A plan to widen Peschtenee street is mentioned along with a governor’s mission and a joint committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Georgia School of Teotsnology
Julian B. McCurry
Ogers
Fig
Tyeadaye Weyram
Timse-Recorder
Smactieey
Graee Senate
Thas Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Beethie House
Woman Decorates Mother-In-Law With Paper Mask
In court, a daughter-in-law and her mother-in-law faced assault charges after a kitchen confrontation. The elder stated she was sitting when ordered to move, and the younger allegedly pasted torn paper across the elder’s mouth. The judge kept the case open for further proceedings.
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York
Tess
Hal
Tony
Stony Cordhier
Mra
Brandon
Jn Palles Court
Figabier
Tiker
Indaw
Mnlage
Children Enjoy Ice Cream Festival for Library Fund
A community event at Mrs. Taylors residence on Tighe Street yesterday afternoon drew many children to a charity ice cream festival. Proceeds supported the local library book fund as the institution seeks new books and additional materials.
No Doubt of It. Beck and Peck Exchange Beliefs
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows Beck questioning a mage as a means of grace and Peck affirming, claiming anything that leads to repentance is suitable. The snippet reflects casual dialogue on religious skepticism.
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Boston Transcript
Beck
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