MISS LA VERNE THOMAS AND LOCAL SOCIETY NOTES
A flurry of church and club events fills the week with meetings at First Methodist and Hor tense Tinsley Missionary society. Mrs. Humber hosts two bridge parties with elaborate refreshments. numerous guests and local residents attend in late spring social rounds.
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Mission Society
Young People’s Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Cornelia Wallis
Woman’s Missionary Society
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
First Methodist Church
W. M. Humber
Bridge
Taylor Street
Ella K. Polk
Lee Street Methodist Church
Thomas McLendon
Troop I Meeting Reports Strong Attendance and Plans
Troop I met last night with 32 members present at the city hall 7 50 Scoutmaster Hogg presiding he has not missed a meeting. Plans include building a log cabin at the playground with three city scoutmasters and club backing. They will perform for Kiwanis in three weeks and attend Central Baptist church Sunday night, meeting at 7 30 on the overhead bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogg
Kiwanis Club
Central Baptist Church
Rylander Theater
Scribe
Troop II Plans Barbecue After Rainout Baseball Trip
Troop II met Friday at 7 30 in their hall with eighteen percent attendance. Scoutmaster Dan Chappell was absent due to court, so no meeting occurred. They planned to visit Vienna last Thursday for a baseball game that was rained out, and will reschedule soon. Members are urged to attend next Friday at 7 30 to finalize barbecue plans.
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Dan Chappell
Vienna
Shake Into Your Shoes With Allen's Foot-Ease
Advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to prevent blisters and sore spots and ease painful feet. It claims to reduce stinging from coins and bunions and helps break in new shoes for ache free feet.
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Allen
Alien
French at Western high school honored for wartime work
A student at Western High School in Washington DC received the Medaille de Reconnaisance from Ambassador Jusserand on behalf of the French government. The award cites meritorious services rendered at Johnson Ricketts hospital and orphanages in her native country during the war.
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Western High School
Washington, D. C
Jusserand
Johnson- Ricketts Hospital
Red land policy bans sales and keeps state title
Moscow announces a new land policy by a commission from the last all-Russian soviet congress. Land remains under state title but will be used by communes or peasants societies. Individuals may join a local commune or obtain a farm, and peasants may lease strips to others with special permission to hire labor.
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Moscow
Typhoid Fever Mortality Falls Across States in 1920
The Department of Commerce through the bureau of the census reports steadily decreasing typhoid mortality from 13.3 per 100000 in 1916 to 7 in 1920. Massachusetts and Wisconsin tied for lowest rate at 2.5, while South Carolina had the highest at 22.4. Rates by color show New York lowest white 3.6 and colored 4.6. Kentucky white 19.1 and colored 80.2. Only nine states rose from 1919 to 1920: Colorado Connecticut Kansas Maine Michigan New Hampshire New Jersey Vermont and Washington.
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Massachusetts
Wisconsin
South Carolina
New York State
Kentucky
Colorado
Connecticut
Kansas
Maine
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Vermont
Washington
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
Catarrh described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine combines an ointment for quick relief with an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists for over 40 years by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Freezone promises painless corn relief in bottle sale
A drugstore advertises Freezone as a cheap remedy to instantly relieve aching corns. The tiny bottle supposedly removes hard corns soft corns and between the toes calluses with no pain, easily lifted off by fingers.
Public religious reading rooms invite attendance and study
The notice promotes Christian Science services with Sunday school at 12 o clock and Wednesday 8:00 PM. Reading rooms are open daily from 10 AM to 12, except legal holidays and Sundays, where authorized literature can be read or obtained. The public is invited to attend and visit.
Presbyterian Church Service and Evening Sermon Announcement
Richard F. Simpson pastor leads Sunday 9 45 am Sunday school under A C Crockett. Morning sermon Knowing the Love of Christ. Christian Endeavor 7 pm Evening service 7 45 pm sermon A Warning from the Wilderness. An excellent church chorus featured with two numbers by local talent.
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Richard F. Simpson
A. C. Crockett
Christian Endeavor
Local Church Invites Strangers to Worship Service
A brief church notice invites males to join a service and welcomes strangers and visitors with cordial hospitality, emphasizing openness to all who wish to worship.
Church Schedule and Sermon Topics at Sunday Services
Rev. BK. T. Brookshire, pastor, leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with R L Maynard as superintendent. Intermedi date and senior B Y P A meet at 6 45 p m. Morning sermon at 11 a m titled Challenges to Go Forward. Evening sermon at 7 45 p m titled Headed in the Wrong Direction.
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BK. T. Brookshire
R. L. Maynard
Rev Carl W Minor Pastor Bible School Time
Rev Carl W Minor is listed as pastor with Bible school at 9 30 a m at T F Gate location brief church roster note appears in the community notice style with emphasis on service time and leadership designation.
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Carl W. Minor
Pastor Bible School
T. F
Old Fashioned Home Sermon Postponed by Rain
Sunday worship at 11 a m with the sermon An Old Fashioned Home postponed from last Sunday due to rain. B Y P U 6 48 p m E Mathews president Jr, P U 7 p m Raymond Parsons president. Worship 7 45 p m Christ in the Home. Midweek 7 45 p m praise prayer and Bible study. Change made to Wednesday night because of the ps h ic. You are urged to study and worship with us.
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Miss LA Verne Thomas
Hortense Tinsley Missionary Society
Mr& Sam Heys
James W. Harris
Sign of Pine Tea Room
Paula Siedlng
Lilly Brooks
Myrie Rushin
Americus
Edith Crighton
A. J. Belt
Eleanor Murphree
Gordon Howell
Miss Council
L. G. Council
Elizabeth Council
The
Woman’s Club
Presbyterian Church
Dan O’connell
Emmie Morgan
Carroll Clark
James Davenport
Kendall Beavers
Welbur Smith
Mr. Smith
S. F. Howell
Kellett Heys
David Jennings
George Turpin
James Walker
Annie Ansley
Willis Hawkins
W. A. Barefield
Neon Buchanan
R. P. Stackhouse, Jr
Clarence Davis
Egbert Allen
Emma King
Plains
Sarah Schumpert
Forrest Street
Elizabeth Mixon
Abbeville
Mrs. Gordon Heys
Cleveland
Ohio
Will Matthews
Jennie Matthews
McLendon
H. C. Turvey
Henry Clay
Mary B. Clay
Clay
University of Virginia
Virginia
Louisg Dillard Crosby
Willacoechhee
A. S. Tillman
Earl Street
Charles Culpepper, Jr
Emory University
Americas
Charles Culpepper
South Lee Street
Camp McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Evelyn Crittenden
Shellman
Mary Frances
Lucy Lane
France
Mme. E Blanche J. Bimot
REDS
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Joe Nassar
Albany
Fighting Cup
Lightning
Real Scrappers
Dudley
Opera House
Cone
Kodak
H Cone Inc
Atlanta
South
Mayr
Howell
Dairy Supplies
Dairy and Farm Supply CO
Atlanta, GA
First Baptist Church
Portage
Americus Steam Vulcanizing CO
J. W. Lott
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