Protracted Meeting Edges In Eleven Additions in Indian Creek
Mrs Ruth Morris of Fondon and children visited sister Mrs J A Warren and Mr John Stogn er last week. Robert M Watson and Minnie Johnson wed quietly Sunday. Joe Warren and Mrs Thomas of Kennys also married Sunday. Protracted meeting closed at Indian Creek with eleven additions to the church led by Rev R M Lothorn and visiting Rev Henry Taondora of Alabama. Several locals attended services and visits at Poplar Springs and Hopewell areas.
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Ruth Morris
Fondon
J. A. Warren
John Stogner
Robert M. Watson
Mixa Minnie Johnson
Esquire J
BE. J. Lie
Joe Warren
Thomas
Kennys
Phillips
Poplar Springs
Cleve Wolly
R. M. Lothorn
Henry Taondora
Alabama
Poplar Apings
A. &, Duke
Bindey
Hopewell
Ala
Lucraty Phillips
Wateren
Liberty Hill
G. J. Urquhert
Turin
Carrollton Bethel Meeting Prominence Amid Camp Ground Play
Dear Free Press notes the Bethel meeting not a camp meeting with protracted services and strong revival efforts. Mentions new boarder for Mr. Kim Foster, a Charlotte, and local arrivals, plus revival at Beulahary and soldier Isaac N Ballard on furlough. Local gatherings include Mr Sant Walker from Texas visiting, and clergy from Poplar Springs Primitive Baptist church.
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Tia
Bethel
Camp Ground Church
Kim Foster
Barnes
Charlotte
Sant Walker
Texas
Alley Barney
Poplar Springs
Mystidiy Py
Pronk Parnes
Berutifal Haly
Sundingh Mn
Tint
George Caldwell
Bedtline
Wee M. Tormes
T. T. Ward Swere
Dook Holmes
Nix
Will Thomes
Beulaheharey
Tallapoosa
Yictory Road
Qur
Isaac N. Ballard
Carrollton
Smyrna Social Notes Spin A Web of Local Visits
Mrs Angie Brock of Tallapoosa visits Mrs M T Earnest. Mr Hamenalt Carter to enter A M college this week. Mrs Vassie Entrekin not a visitor of Miss Annie Croel. Millard Parker of Bowden Junction guests of Nora Lovyorn Sunday. Jolson sisters of Carrollton visiting Miss Ida Tdingler. Miss Kate Stamps of Atlanta spending week with Mrs Samples. Irvin Mote couple spent weekend in Tallapoosa. Susie Brown visiting Mrs Truitt. G V Nixon and family with Mrs C R Mote and Elliott visiting Mrs G D Creal Sunday. Magahy spent last week with Mrs EB Hardest. Mr and Mrs Lucius White of Bremen visiting Mya. J M Johnson and Mrs Richards guest of Mrs Vera Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Brock
Tallapoosa
M. T. Earnest
Hamenalt Carter
A, & M. College
Vassie Entrekin
Annie Croel
Millard Parker
Bowden Junction
Nora Lovyorn
Jolson
Carrollton
Ida Tdingler
Kate Stamps
Atlante
Liberty Protracted Meeting Closes in Town
Liberty church closes a protracted meeting led by Rev. J. T. Layton and Rev. L. J. Hinesley. The revival reported thirty additions by baptism and letter, plus twenty-eight by baptism, amid a church growth to about eighty members. Other notes include visitors Nellie Watkins and Mrs. S. C. Stovall, a new school start by Prof. B. P. Watkins, weddings of Curtis Daniel and Meda, and Jotule Hembree and Alina Kimball.
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Liberty
J. T. Layton
L. J. Hinesley
Liberty Church
Nellie Watkins
Bill Arp
Protracted Shiloh Meeting Adds One Member to Church
The Shiloh meeting began on the second Saturday and closed on the third Sunday with one new member, Temple Stone Ruv. Moody and family from Tennessee moved into the county and are welcomed. Numerous families shared visits and hospitality, with many local residents hosting relatives and guests over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple Stone
Jennie Jonson
Cullman
Ada
Bettie Johnson
Elias Houseworth
Tomiple
Bette Stone
Misney Awile
Belair Jonson
Prairie Wamon
Paul Lq Wanyoy
Apent
Misavs Mune
Stella Harper
Ovk Willinmenan
Gil Meadows Johnson
Jel Lassetter
T. T. Shoemake
Chindly
Midas Manne
Misses Tempie
Belle Stone
Protracted services at Pleas Muh View bear fruit for church
Rev. W. W. Roop leads forceful sermons as Pleas Muh View holds extended services. Monday prayer by the young people draws strong participation. Guests include Kierbows and Winnie Holmes enjoyed games. Maude Kierbow gives tomatoes to combat high living costs. Corn crop looks good. boll weevil warns farmers to shift to food crops.
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Pleasmuh View
W. W. Roop
Morsie
Grover Dean
Grady Robinson
Short
Kierbow
Mauda Kierbow
Winnie Holmes
Rock
Jessia Lee Stallings
Bowdon Junction
Maude Kierbow
J.T. Kierbow
Brooks
Maggie Holmes
Minnie Alexander
Union Cross Roins
W. L. Jacob
J. F. Akin
Tallapoosa
Weevil
Mamie Carter
Euntea Reddin
Pleasant View
Thompson
Pal
Inpoosa
A. Nicholson
B. L. Kierben
Sand Hill Crowd Attracts Pathfinders In Rainy Visit
A large crowd estimated at fifteen hundred to two thousand gathered at Sand Hill last Thursday to greet the pathfinders. Mr. W. B. Dickson carried about forty children on his path and several cats planned to travel to Bowden but turned back at Carrollton due to rain. Misses Fannie and Letha Broom of Newnan visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Janie Morgan and daughter Miss Aline of Atlanta spend a fortnight with Mrs. Morgan’s sister Mrs. I. H. Garst. Miss Gladys Johnston returns to Douglasville after visiting Clyde Johnston and Opal Smith. Singing school continues at Bethany under Ridge Reeves. Miss Dang Yates returns home Saturday. father accompanies her, she will visit her brother Lonnis Yates. Miss Gileson Miller visits her brother Lee Miller near Mt. Zion this week. Rev. Billie Morgan assists at Ephisas meetings this week. Miss Elaise Robinson of Atlanta ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Hill
W. B. Dickson
Bowden
Carrollton
Missex Fannie
Letha Broom
Newnan
Janie Morgan
Aline
Atlanta
Lonnis Yates
Gileson Miller
Lee Miller
Protracted Meeting Attends At Marcedonia Hev
Visitors include Mrs C F Richards Miss Reedy Cook and Myrtle Jenkins from Fairburn with Mrs Ada Smith. Mrs Griggs from Florida visits daughter Mrs I H Garst. Mack Doster of Celm leads singing during the meeting. Alien Kenton has a sick baby and hopes for a quick recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Richards
Marcedonia
Hev
Carter
Fred Hinesley
Reedy Cook
Myrtle Jenkins
Fairburn
Ada Smith
Griggs
Florida
I. H.C. Garst
Mack Doster
Celm
Alien Kenton
Copeland's Crossing Farmers End Season With Fine Crops
Farmers near Copeland's Crossing report corn and cotton yields steady with corn especially fine and a note of worry about later cotton harvest. Bankhead highway travelers passed through Bowdon last Thursday, cheered by locals and waved at two year old Iiram Lye Smith who energetically saluted them. A Free Press letter advocates local home guards in every town to watch for enemies or spies as war claims more volunteers.
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Bankhead Highway
Horn
Bowdon
Iiram Lye Smith
Paul Craven
Express worker returns to Atlanta after visit with relatives
The Express company man resumed his job in Atlanta Saturday following several days with relatives near Burwell. Miss Bettie Craven went home to Bughanan Friday after about two weeks visiting relatives in the area. Messrs. Ernest Smith and Bryant Bradley spent Monday in Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Express Company
Atlanta
Burwell
Bettie Craven
Bughanan
Messrs
Ernest Smith
Bryant Bradley
Mondya
Carrollton
Cemetery cleanup set for Antioch and Banning areas
Next Wednesday August 29 is the day for cleaning off the Antioch and Banning cemetery. Those who are interfered will please meet on that day. Miss Gussie Hay Miss Relocca and Mr J H Diver were guests of Mesery T H Diver were guests of Ménars Oz Emmett and Miss Agnes Bor ors of Banning recently. Mr Shelton May of Bowdon returned home last Tuesday after a two days visit with his sister and friends at Center. Miss Lucy Gray of Newnan is visiting relatives around Center. Mr Albert Jones of Whitesburg was guest of Mnasrs Otis and Bins imett Borders Sunday. Te Misses Griffites and Thomas spent Sunday afternoon with Mins Agnes Borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch and Banning
Misa Lucy Gray
Newnan
Center
Albert Jones
Whitesburg
Mnasrs
Otis
Binsimett
For Sale 202 Percent Ore Farm and Lands Near Tyus Ga
For sale 90 acres cultivated land with 3 houses and a good branch. Also 63 acres 84 miles from Lowell Ga and 115 acres on Rapp yille road. Timber sowing opportunity. Apply to Gjuleowt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyus
Lowell, Ga
Alao
Rappyille Road
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