Sixty seventh Chattahoochee Singing Convention at Sandy Flat
The Chattahoochees Singing Convention gathered at Sandy Flat Baptist Church Carroll County on a Friday before August first in 1919. Officers were chosen amid prayer and song with J M Campbell acting as temporary chairman and R L Moore as secretary pro tem. Reports, numerous singing committees, and varied musical sessions dominated the day with lengthy recitals led by W T Kirby, R M Reid, J C Sewell, and others, followed by a memorial tribute to deceased members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Flat Baptist Church
Carroll County
W. E B. Abercrombie
J. E. Eason
Y. W. Ayers
Bro
J. M. Campbell
Noom
R. L. Moore
J. N. Ayers
Nobs
Ervin Butler
Dale Whitman
BR. M. Read
J. W. Ayers
J. ¥. Eason
McLendon
J. J. Campbell
B. O. MuWhorter
Louse
Misie
W. T. Kirby
R. M. Reid
Prof
B. O McWhorter
John Whitman
House
Music
J. C. Sewell
Lee Smith
N. B. Denney
C. H. Newton
N. B. McLendon
J. A. Gray
Warner McLendon
H. H. Enson
Vicechairman
D. W. Knight
John. Bryles
W. FE. Abercrombie
BR. F. Payne
L. G. Denney
CG. T. Denny
Moore
4. C. Campbell
Teo
Mem- Vera
Menbors
J.T
Abercrninhie
Dow
Dantel
Slater Minuin Reynolds
Seth
Seo
Memorial Session Notes and Sacred Harp Sketch Request
Respectfully submitted by committee members with memorial talks by John W Eason and J C Sewell. Memorial lesson by J E Mason and J M Campbell. Petitions from Carrollton granted. A motion seeks a committee to request Sacred Harp Association print a sketch with the report. Meetings include multiple led sessions and recesses. final notes by Campbell and Ayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.L. Newton
CG. F. Noles
J. K. Whitman
John W. Eason
J. C. Sewell
J. E. Mason
J. M. Campbell
Nan
Carrollton
J.S. James
United
N. EB. Denney
B. 0. McWhorter
D. Wi
Dm. Campbell
Chin
OW. Ayers
ViceChin John
Stylow
Boe
Vopyz
Pine Grove School Notes
PINE GROVE SCHOOL NOTES Me WOW Thrrish mind intily spent Sunday aftertoun with Mr. Os Bell at family Peat and Mra 1 Minton wynt Banilay careermen with Ate aint Mas Te Ta Hilkot Miss Mirey Caktwell Nos at hor yids Mitwen Utel ared Ora Stavell of Wil land Cin Mood Oh Parrish and family apoot Hunday afternoon with Midi Wil son oand family Met Bod Wilkin mid ehldeon spent Hie week end with relatives at Bawa Mr oN Vaniell all family spen tWtiring to Atta Mesh oN Dandell of Carollton spent othe week-end with Mrs Lila howers of Athunta Misses Pauline Willowell Cansler and Miss Burn Rowe spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Minnie and Exile Baker Mero and Mr J N Daniell amt ehur and children spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs FW Cappel of Carrollton Mr and Mrs W E Spence and ahil dren spent Monday afternoon with ale N Hi Spence of Carrollton Mr W 2 McKenzi and familly spent Sunday with Mr J O Crutchfield and family We will close our chool Friday night Auguat 29th with a public entertain awit The publig is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Os Bell
Peat
Minton
Mirey Caktwell Nos
Ared Ora Stavell
Willand
Cin
Mood
Oh Parrish
Family
Midi
Wilson Oand
Wilkin
Ehldeon
FW. Cappel
Carrollton
W. E. Spence
Ahildren
Ale
N. Hi, Spence
W. 2
McKenzi
Familly
J. O. Crutchfield
Windlam Hospital at Wesley Memorial Update
Report of Olin Windlam’s operation for appendicitis at Wesley Memorial and his expected full recovery. Community notes mention Eugene Siwih, Rev William McLand, and related local activities as the town moves toward events later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Windlam
Wesley Memorial
Bethel
Eugene Siwih
Luis
William McLand
MupeTehureh
Bowdon Notes on Church, Visits, and Local Transfers
Dr. W L Brooks spends time at Lineville Palla while GW Adams family visits Norman Park Georgia. Camp meeting draws a crowd as Rev H Holiday resigns Baptist pastorate with last service on the Fourth Sunday in August. various property transfers and local movements noted including homes purchased by Hunmil and Davia, and neighbors moving around Bowdon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Brooks
Lineville Palla
X.co
Adams
My. A. E. Fleming
Norman Park
J.T. Culpepper
Ensley, Aln
Mex Lah Burns
Lola Hagan
Jones
QO. BD
Local Relatives and Visitors Amid Small Town Movements
Mill Street residents sell homes to Homer Yates and Dr. Martin welcomes new occupant. Cedartown visitor Joe Harris stays with his mother as the Misaes Al and Lena Blake of Alabama visit. Atlanta and Mobile linked names appear with Will Styles descendants visiting Howden families and Bowdon prospecting by R F Hartin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street
Homer Yates
Charlie Garratt
Martin
Joe Harris
Cedartown
Misaes al and
Lena Blake
Alabama
Andrew Bowman
Charlie Morris
Atlanta
C. C. Morris
Winnie Adams
Gladys Adams
Bremen
Claude Styles
Miriam
Mobile
Ala
Howden
Will Styles
W. T. Carpenter
Apent
R. FE. Hartin
Weedawee
Bowdon
Lee Pitman
Springfield
Stitt
Death of a Child in an Angelic Vision Narrative
A fragmented obituary style piece recounts a child’s death on July 18 and a celestial vision of John and William, angels guiding a grieving family. It evokes heaven’s gate and the child’s presence above, with refrain of reunion for Stewart and family in the afterlife.
Protracted Meeting Wins Praise At Lowell Area
A community gathering filled the Lowell area as protracted meetings drew crowds with fine sermons. Notables visited, including Herschel Camp at Miss Temple Stone's home, and Mrs. Alice Rooks visiting her children. The tent meeting is set to start the 4th Sunday, with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rooks
Will Haynes
Near Here
Near Star Point
Lowell
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Itiparh
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Mysha
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Swift & Company
United States Bureau of Markets
Department of Justice
U.S.A
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Ion
Mita
Chip Martin
Lee Sugden
Heaven
Dia
Jean
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Stewart
Sweet Child
Lord
J. Parrish
Miss Temple Stone
Mr. McDuffy Williamson
George Stones
New Lebanon
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Wrigleys the
Goody-Land
Prince Pate
P. A
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France
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
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