A and M Opens with 152 Pupils in New Term
On Tuesday morning August 26 the Fourth District A and M school opened its annual session with dormitories at capacity. Principal Molson and the pastors Rev Dodd and Rev Cooper spoke. Faculty members returning included Miss Lucy Brown and Mr. H H Chimichael, with new teachers H C Ingram and Ruth Crain among others. Enrollment stood at 152 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. & M. Bohoo
JM. Dodd
W. H. Cooper
J. J. Molson
Prencht
H. Adamy
G. K. Smith
Sw. O. Baskin
Facntty
Weners
Causey
Lucy Brown
Maud Sewell
Olive Moore
Ard A. Johnson
W. HH. Chimichael
Olive Bradley
Massey
Hergy
C. I Nunders
Agricultiursliat
Mike Martha Unro
Annid Sue McKie
Ruth Crain
Oul
Gail
Far No Otter Gorps
OE board appoints membership committees in Georgia towns
The OE Board appointed local Membership Committees in Carrollton Villa Rica Donalsonville Fort Payne Whitesburg Temple and nearby areas. Chairs include GARROLETON Te Refae and J I Hilley with members such as W W Baskin J N Jones and A S Crane. The committees will recruit members and oversee financial duties under Treasurer A K nit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Meby C
Smith, Gener
Trade Board
Mmbers
A. K.nit
Garroleton
Gay
Te Refae
W. 0. Haskin
le J. Brock
Ralph Meeks
A. S. Crane
Lyle
Frank Thopsayeon
J. N. John
T. Jackson
W. W. Baskin
C. K Henderson
al. W. Mourney
Villa Rica
S. C. Connally
Mac
R. H. Howell
C. Meller
W. Lasseter
Felix Williams
Don
J. A. Jones
J. E. Moore
J. A. Simsy Tomple
Gal. Fi.West
B. L. Connell
Oem
SL. Holloway
Ming J. N. Jones
D. W. Manard
Burwell
L. L. Robinson
Miena
Dr. O. R. Styles
J. A. Qenra
Rural Board Plans Meeting for Entire Membership
The board will hold a meeting with all members to align with the organization’s aims. A committee was formed to arrange the gathering and draft a plan for the event. Comer serves as Secretary Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alo
Comer
Cotton Men Urged to Fight Bear Movement in Cotton Market
Atlanta August 27 urgent advice to farmers to hold their cotton is urged by the American Cotton Association executive board. The resolution warns against selling at current prices and denounces a bear movement aiming to depress cotton prices. President Wannamaker and Chairman Brown endorse delaying sales until the association presents its plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Thomas J.sinckelford
American Cotton Association
Association
J. 3
J. J. Brown
Georgia
Tohend
Presbyterian Church to Hold Services and Meeting
Services Sunday at 12 a.m. and 3 p.m. with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Everyone is welcome. J Campbell White discusses Four Questions With Myself urging Christians to active work. Westminster Society to meet Mrs Mary Bickford Tuesday Sept 2 at 4 30 p.m. Bible study covers the Four Gospels. full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumuay
J. Campbell White
The
Westminister Society
Mary Bickford
Trade Board Meeting Promises Insight Into Local Progress
The Trade Board invites members and interested Carroll County residents to attend a meeting. A program will show the organization’s progress and early accomplishments. Announcements and invitations go out next week. Members should send names of friends to attend to Secretary Comor.
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The
Trade Board
Ee Hct
Carrol County
Comor
Fiat Week Scores And Player Totals From Meet
A scanned segment lists numerous player names and scores from a track or football week. Entries include Moore, Taylor, Robson, and Carter with various point totals, plus multiple clubs or teams and officials. The fragmentary text reads like a results page with individual event tallies and partner results across many lines.
Walt Mason Converts With Salvation Army In Los Angeles
Walt Mason, long friendly with the Salvation Army, is described as converted after passing a Salvation Army drum. Brigadier Roy praises Mason in his style as Mason recounts his night at the army hall, detailing a return to faith and commitment to the Calvary track through prayer and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
THE
Salvation Army
Los Angeles
Salvation Amy
Corpa No. 1
Mason
Drum
Brigadier Roy
Salvation Arms
Rome
Spad
Jesus
Maxwell Re-Enlists in Thirty-Seventh Infantry at Laredo
Private Ernie E. Maxwell of Roopville Ga re-enlisted in the Machine Gun Company of the Thirty-seventh Infantry at Laredo Texas. He is well liked by fellow soldiers and officers and cited desire to await improved civilian life conditions as a key reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Ernie E. Maxwell
Route 1
Roopville
Mia
Mary Thorton
Thirty-seventh Infantry
Maxwell
Preachers Plan Labor Strike And Hell Threat
A controversial sermon by Rev. John Beratton of Calvary Baptist urges unity among preachers to form The Amalgamated Association of Preachers Promoters. He suggests organizing strikes for eight hour days and a 50 percent pay increase, warning they will go to Hell if demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr. jMtratton
Prewchors
Amalgamated Association of Progesters
America
Congressional Record A Dead Expense Reform
Government printing costs are to be cut as Congress passes a bill already approved by the House to reduce the Congressional Record to essential daily proceedings. The record will show only actual floor activities and omit lengthy newspaper clippings or speeches unless delivered on the floor. The move aims at prudent spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Congress
Chelsey Moore Narrowly Escapes Death in Auto Wreck
Chelsey Moore a 16 year old boy son of Mr T W Moore of this city nearly lost his life when the truck he was driving on a hill near Whitesburg rolled over pinning him beneath. Bud Fitts escaped with minor injuries after leaping clear. Chelsey was brought to Dr Burnett’s care in Willesburg and remained unconscious until Sunday morning, now improving but with injuries to the neck face and arms and possible chest trauma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelwey
T. W. Moore
Loneg Hie Lite
Whites
Dau
Chelsey
Pitta
Weizhbary House
Lewid Broughit
Willesburg
Burnett
Ha Wry
Carrollton Sees First Bale of New Cotton Weighing 462 Pounds
The first bale of new cotton in Carrollton weighed 462 pounds and sold for 62 1 4 cents a pound after a group of twenty eight local businessmen each contributed 5 dollars to raise the price. Homer Perdue bought the bale as the dealer. The total profit for the bale reached 287.84, with numerous local businesses listed as contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Predue
Carrollton
Coijfan
Rovp Wardware Co
Moore & Clein
J. W. Griffin
Trivia & Long
Bonner, Smith & Caty
Robinson & Walker
BE. T. McGuire
W. raolds Auto @n
Onreellton
Tardhwiry
Kent & Simonton
Centralinatehoose
Hf. Perdue
Sunday School Class Entertainment Fete Recap
Mis Henrs Robinaun and Miss Laurie Morrell entertained their Sunday school class on a Sunday afternoon. After games, they visited the pictures and returned to enjoy a spread of sandwiches and cold drinks. Attendees included Mina Norris, Prop Aderhold, Mildren Rourlock, Sara Cobb, Florence McGoulrk, Caroline Vaughn, Alice Sims, Emily Turner, Emleinw Cheney, Connells Driver, Viola Bass, and Myrl Smith.
Ralph Meees Buys Calhoun Times in Calhoun
Ralph Meeka han purchased the Calhoun Times and will leave Friday for his new field. The brief notice notes his boyhood years in the town, calling Calhoun a good town and Gorton a good county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Meees
Calhoun
Ralph Meeka Han
Calhoun Times
Gorton
Hal Merrell Returns from Honorable Discharge
Hal D. Merrell received his honorable discharge and reached home Wednesday night. His job at the Free Press office has been waiting for him for a long time. He will go back to work Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal D. Merrell
Free Preas Ofice
Boy Drowns in Cedartown Bathing Incident
News comes Sunday of the drowning of Conrad Coffee of Cedartown while bathing. His body was recovered Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Coffee, formerly residents here, mourn the loss as friends here learn of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Coffee
Cedar
Town
Mrs. Coffee
Tis Place
Good Roads Endorsed by Trade Board in Carroll County
A Trade Board committee led by Dr. T. M. Apron W. O. Barrow and T. W. Camp seeks support from Commissioner Robinson and voters for a county bond election to fund road improvements. They urge action to improve rural schools churches and commerce through better highways and condemn delaying bonds that hinder progress.
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Good Roads
Carroll County
T. M. Apron
W. O. Barrow
T. W. Camp
Trade Board
Robinson
Colynes
Goo Roads
Honda
Cou i Progress Dentury Trade Board
Baptist Tabernacle August 6 Services and Farewell Notice
Baptist Tabernacle schedules all services this Sunday as Brother Parrish returns to Franklin briefly for a forward meeting then travels back for morning and night preaching. A Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 o clock led by Mr Erin Caen. The church regrets losing Mr Sam Fausett and family who relocate to Konawa, Alabama with blessings wished for their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brozher Parrish
Franklin
Biunday School
Erin Caen
Our Church
Sam Fausett
Kon Aoke
Ala
Special Service for Returned Soldiers at Christian Church
A special service for returned soldiers will be held Friday evening at the Christian Church corner Whits and Newoan streets. Rev J A Moore of Orifin will lead the service, continuing a meeting that has been in progress for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Whits
Newoan Streets
J. A. Moore
Orifin
Farm for Sale on Scenic Red Sand Creek Road
A rural property listing advertises170 acres of prime red sand soil with two tenants and three other structures. The parcel lies along a designated faculty level road near Gayetown.
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A.&m
J. M. Dodd
W. H. Coop
OE Board
Rade Board
Presbyterian Church
Fiat
L. W. Nixon
J. H. Brooks
J. W. Upehureh
T.C. Tel
Moore
T. A. Carter
L. Taylor
F. D. Folds
Moore Ly
R. G. Medgare
W. N. Garrett
W. K. Boston H
R. M. Cartright
GriMes
J. P. Troviv
H. Li
J. ¥. Taylor
M. Davis
W. Billings
J. P. Jones
Divan
W. G. Hulton
J. J. Kilgore
R. Holloway
V. J. O. Crawford
Ed McKinley
J. Gordon Ham
Parrivh
Alg. Boggs
W. IL. Rowe
J. Mi Tipp
Ring
Omaha
Jordan
Ernie’ Briadtage
Eugene Wen
J. F. Powter
G. W. Lng
Eng
J.B. Sponge
J. H. Espibrel
B. Jonta
M. Tarpiey Oh
J. MM Mortdtt
A. A. Parker
T.P. W
PF. Corduyt
Oroft
Ly Connell
Williame
J. J. Allen
J. A. Ware
Kinney
T. W. Totoombre
W. B. Bagwell M
Bagwell
E. E. Maxwell
Chelsey Moore
Narrowely
Cedartown
Carsell County
Baptist Tabernacle
Bunaday
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