Tippett to Occupy First Baptist Pulpit Next Sunday
Roy T. W. Tippett of Vienna Georgia will preach at First Baptist at both services next Lord's Day. The Tallapoosa test will be read in the morning and night. The church plans a Christmas children's service Wednesday night December 22 and asks members to bring in Christmas Ray with at least 52 pennies. Members should give, and others may as well. Duplex envelopes for the 1920 1921 fiscal year are available through bookkeeper A. O. Hale. those behind on payments will receive statements. A motion ordered the bookkeeper to publish a list of those who have paid their 75 million pledges and those who have paid local pledges. The Georgia Baptist convention raised over 1.6 million more than last year and the organization is energized. The First Baptist pastor was re elected to a three year term on the board. Next session will be in Savannah. Judge Leon Hood serves on the Georgia laymen's committee. The pastor received a gift from Mrs. L. M. Turner and Cedar Street Circles at the hospitable home of Mrs. Turner after a recent accident on Depot street. The Mission study work with the First Baptist women continues to be pleasant and stimulating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy. T. W. Tippett
Vienna
First Baptist
Uberty
A. O. Hale
Mr.Hale
Georgia Baptist Convention
Tas
Savannah
Leon Hood
Georgia
L. M. Turner
Cedar Street
Church urges all members to use the duplex envelopes next year
The church strongly notes that every member will be expected next year to use the duplex envelopes. The emphasis signals a parishwide shift in giving methods and communal participation.
Annual Church Elections and Officers Listed
Church annual elections name EF. A. Merrell as clerk H. L. Hendons treasurer A. O. Hale book croper Martha Brown organist Vivian Snead director of music H. G. Reaves chairman board of ushers BH. H. Brooke sexton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EF. A. Merrell
H. L
Deacons Appoint Interim Pastor and Board Members
Three-year terms appointed by the group include Gov. W. Harris W. D. Bass D. F. Now H Morrell and J. H. Astin to fill the unexpired one-year term of J. H. Melson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
W. Harris
W. D. Bass
D. F. Now
H. ¥. Morrell
J. H. Melson
J. H. Astin
Bunday School Officials Named In Local Election
Superintendent H C Lovvorn elected in November heads the Bunday School with Leon Hood as associate and J A Rhudy as general secretary and treasurer. Alton Parker and Edwin Peares serve as assistants and pianist respectively. Charisse Mac Holmes leads choristers with H L Hendon assisting. Corene Sims directs special music. Vivian Snead runs the Home Department. W L Amith leads Cradle Roll with Mrs H E B Robinson as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunday School
H. C. Lovvorn
Leon Hood
J. A. Rhudy
Alton Parker
Edwin Peares
Ruby Burny
Charisse Mac Holmes
H. L. Hendon
Corene Sims
Vivian Snead
H. E B .Robinson
W. L. Amith
Teacher List by Grade and Class Roles
A catalog of instructors and class groups including Miss Nel Hale and Miss Ruth Smith for first grade, Mrs. Horace Cole second grade, Mrs. Wiley Creel third grade, Miss Gertrude Tamrick fourth and fifth grade boys, Mr. A. M. Stephens fourth and fifth grade girls, Misa Ethel Smith, six and seven grade girls, Mrs. H. R. Robingon, intermediate girls, Mrs. Walker Beck Junior Philathe a, Mrs. J. R. Sewell, Junior Baraca, Mr. L. Bima, Young Men’s Baraca, Mr. A. K. Ancad, Young Women’s Philathea, Mrs. Betty Cobb Senor Philathea, Mr. C. E. Roop assistant, Mr. Leon Hood Baraca Bible Class, Mr. V. J. Whatley assistant, Mr. T. A. Herndon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nel Hale
Ruth Smith
Horace Cole
Wiley Creel
Gertrude Tamrick
A. M. Stephens
Misa Ethelmith
H. R. Robingon
Walker Beck
J. R. Sewell
L. 8. Bima
A. K. Ancad
Betty Cobb
C. E. Roop
Leon Hood
V. J. Whatley
T. A. Herndon
Church Adopts Resolutions and Acknowledges Donor Charity
The church adopted resolutions last Lord's Day with brief remarks from the pastor and Judge Leon Hood as committee chairman. The pastor requests public thanks to the Board of Deacons chairman for presenting a check to cover convention expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hood
Carrollton Welcomes Rev. J P Erwin as New Methodist Minister
The town counts herself fortunate with the arrival of Rev J P Erwin a cultured Christian gentleman and able gospel preacher as the new Methodist minister at Carrollton The retiring pastor of the First Baptist church expresses regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
J. P. Erwin
First Baptist Church
Remembering the Sabbath and Wednesday Prayer Service
A Presbyterian church sermon urges fidelity to worship and fellowships. It stresses not neglecting midweek prayer in the pastor's study, calling the gathering a spiritual thermometer and citing Christ's promise to be present when two or three gather in His name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Sabbath Afternoon Service Announcement and Nachoochee Day
A second Sabbath service is held in the afternoon instead of at night. Everyone is invited to attend. The superintendent designates the fourth Sabbath of the month as Nachoochee day in the Bundsy School. A special offering will aid the Georgian Mountain school in need of funds for its important work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgian Mountain School
Sunday School Wins Presbyterial Banner for Atlanta Presbytery
Our Sunday School was pleased to learn we secured the Presbyterial banner for another year for Atlanta Presbytery. Rally Day in October supported per capita offerings aiding Southland Sabbath Schools. Christmas program at 11 o clock next Sabbath. offering for Christian education and ministerial relief. Regular Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Dr Sweets notes 447 892 in cash and 129 761 in pledges added to the Endowment Fund of Ministerial Relief, aided by Mr C E Graham with 200 000 padding, making total 777 653 with the Graham building now part of the fund assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Presbytery
Southland
Dr. Sweets
Ministerial Relief Committee
Presbyterian
C.E. Graham
Graham
Georgia educator author of play King Cotton gains attention
Dr. H. J. Pearce president of Brenau College Gainsville Ga has written the allegorical pageant King Cotton in three acts. The work argues diversification to combat cotton overproduction and the boll weevil. Pearce has copyrighted the manuscript and rights for production and film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
H. J. Pearce
Brenau College
Gainerville
South
Micetas
King Cotten
Brenan Auduatry
Anys
Iona
Princeas
Sam
Pearce
America
Disarmament Debate Faces Global Policy Choice
The League of Nations is set to take up disarmament and the United States must decide whether to aid or hinder. England, France and Italy will wait for confidence that threats to world peace have lessened, but a general move toward disarmament seems inevitable if all powers cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
England
France
Italy
Public Sale Notice Near Carleton Temple Road 1920
On Wednesday December 1 1920 at my residence six miles north of Carleton on the Temple road I will sell to the highest bidder for cash corn fodder hay one buggy and harness milk cow due to fresh enemas rice heifer farming tools household and kitchen furniture W E Mote Also Cobb county farms 95 and 26 acres well improved one mile from Southern depot at Austell Ga Address James Cureton Austell Ga November 28th tin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car
Relton
Temple Road
W. E. Mote
Cobb County
Austell
James Cureton
Quarantine Idea for Colds Draws Medical Debate
The piece cites physicians arguing for strict isolation of those with bad colds to prevent spread within families. It notes colds are highly contagious and promotes Chamberisin's Cough Remedy as a cure aid, asserting faster relief reduces danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
Reading the Trade Winds: Fear and Opportunity in a Slump
The Federal Reserve sees readjustment with less stress after inflation. Idle workers remain but overall unemployment is not extreme. Business faith and thrift help weather dull times while bearish talk worsens conditions, though the U.S. remains a creditor with solid banking and crops.
Camberlain's Tablets for Digestion and Constipation
Advertised tablets claim to ease indigestion and constipation, tone the stomach, and restore natural function. They are marketed as gentle on the liver and bowels, improving dullness and mental fog, with assurance of pleasing effects.
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Tallapoosa
L. 8. Sims
Ienet
Thors
M. W. Lovvorn
Depot Street
Presbyterian Church
Federal Reserve Board
Camberlain
Rogers
Nelson
Greenfield
Oodward
California
Public Square
Joseph Baxter
THE
GLOBE
S. M. Ruskin
Newnan St. Corner
Citizens Bank
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