Churches Services and Sunday Schedule
Listings show Rev E L Hill at First Presbyterian preaching on The Secret to Spiritual Power at 11 00 am with no evening service. Sunday school times at First Church 10 00 am Lane Chapel 3 30 pm Hoyt Chapel 1 00 pm. Young Harris Memorial Methodist pastor S R England with 11 15 am anniversary sermon for Odd Fellows, 8 30 pm service, Epworth League 8 00 pm. Oconee Street Church morning and evening preaching, Sunday school 9 50 am, etc. First Methodist notes Rev Frank Evks will lead 11 15 am service, no evening service. First Baptist has Rev John E White D D preaching 11 am and 8 15 pm in place of absent pastor J W Lynch. St Joseph Catholic Mass 10 30 am with Benediction after. Baptist Tabernacle features Rev A B Deter on Something Worth While at 11 am and Brazil talk 8 00 pm, with Sunday school 9 45 am.
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E. L. Hill
First Church
Lane Chapel
Hoyt Chapel
Young Harris Memorial Methodist Church
S. R. England
Horace M. Williamson
Odd Fellows of
Epworth League
Oconee ST. Church
W. E Fureron
Brethren Williams
Edsom
Aaron
First Baptist
John E. White
D. D
Second Baptist Church of
Atlanta
J. W. Lynch
White
Athens
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Clark
Baptist Tabernacle
Neighbor
A. B. Deter
Brazil
Emmanuel Church Order of Services
The parish lists Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m. Evening Prayer and Sermon at 8:07 p.m. The rector Troy Beatty invites all to attend any or all services.
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Baxter St
Order OF Services Emmanuel Church
Troy Beatty
Housekeeping Necessaries Sale Promises Bargains
Housekeeping items and ware priced from $3.00 include churns of barrel, stone, tin and wooden types, enameled and aluminum ware, onyx enamelware, triple coated ware, and a wide range of kitchenware. The sale signals moving stock to a new building and offers discounts on knives, glass, china, spoons, water coolers, filters, ice boxes, refrigerators, cream freezers, fruit jars and related preserving supplies.
Branch Bank on Broad Street Handles Summer Deposits
Jay H. Epting Co. notes Athens banks will not face distress from gov ment deposits as customers have saved enough to weather stringency. Despite the Big Ben sale closing, prices remain low while quality holds. A wide sale lists white goods up to 25¢ per yard, oil cloth 10¢, percale 3¢, and other fabrics, with Jay H. Epting Co. at 378 Broad St under the blazing light.
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Jay H. Epting
Athens
JAY H. Epting CO
Broad St
Young Man Kills Negro in Madison County
Commerce Georgia reports a homicide in Madison County around noon. Speer Chandler, son of Neal Chandler, Madison, shot Homer McWhorter, as the negro allegedly approached in a yard with an axe. The coroner was notified.
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Commerce
Madison County
Speer Chandler
Neal Chandler
Madison
Homer McWhorter
Specr Chandler
Chandler
Chiauweler
Speer Chan- Mer
Athens visitor tours Postum factories in Battle Creek
Mrs Walter Jones of Athens Georgia joined a sizeable party Friday afternoon in Battle Creek Michigan for a Postum Cereal Company tour. The group toured the Postum Grape Nuts Post Toasties and Post Tavern Special facilities with explanations of each production step. The visit also featured Mr C W Posts art collection with paintings statues and relics on display.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Walter Jones
Athens
Postum Cereal Company
C. W. Post
Madam Clairvoyant Returns to Athens Palmistry Office
Madam Paulini Clairvoyant and Scientific Palmist resumes business in Athens at 293 Clayton St with daily hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. except Sundays. Wes indicates the location and service hours for readers seeking palmistry guidance.
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Scientific Palmis
Athens
Clayton St
Wes
Athens Savings Bank Promises 4 Percent Interest on Deposits
The Athens Savings Bank announces 4 percent interest on savings deposits with compounding dates January 1 and July 1. Deposits accepted from $1.00 onward and the ad urges saving habit adoption.
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Athens
Short Notes of Interest Insurance and Ads
Short items list various notices including fire insurance proposal by Lipscomb and Jester, rental offer for furnished or unfurnished rooms, sale of a Marvel Motorcycle and Ancona yearling hens, plus four cocks. Also an advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer claiming to relieve worm symptoms in children with mail order and local druggist availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadelphia
St. Couls
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Erwin & CO
D. G. Anderson & CO. Real Estate
Clayton Street
Hall Street
Waddell Street
W. A. Mallory
Oconee, Oglethorpe and
Clarke
John T. Gholston
Satitie
Cloverhurst
Hall St
R. T. Goodwyn Realty Co
Clarke and
Oglethorpe Counties
Claude Tuck
Shackelford Bidg
J. F. Hart
Augusta Fish CO
Augusta
Lipscomb & Company Fire, Insurance and Real Estate
Dental Parlors
E.G. Griffin
Southern Mutual
Athens, Georgia
Eichurches
First Presbyterian Church
West End
L. T. Weldon
First Methodist Church
Frank Evks
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Christian Church
Stanley R. Grubb
Prince Avenue Presbyterian
H. T Huggins and Son
Broad Street
Atlantic Ee & Coal Corporation
Madam Paulini
Columbia OF
All Athens
Georgia
Columbia
Erwin & Company
College Avenue
Washington
Erwin& Compan
Banc
NCE
Aaasey & Ompany
Linton
Teserty St
Rubenstein
Pulaski
College Ave
Southern Mutual Ins. Co
University of Georgia
Athletic Association
Cunningham
Insurance & Fetal Estate
Lipscomb
J. C. Jester
T. E. Jago
Thomas Street
Marvel
Athens Cycle Co
Thomasvilll
Majestic. Theater
Anderson Banking CO
Busy Bee
Little Ants
John T. Anderson
Geo. Y. Coleman
A. H. Davison
H. T. Huggins
W. H. Davis
R. A. Washburn
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