Comer Resigns as Carroll County Trade Board EC M an
G E Comer resigns as secretary manager of the Carroll County Trade Board after leading county wide projects including road bonds hospital survey and a professional baseball team. He also chaired entertainment for the Georgian Press Association convention and now serves Georgia as executive committee chair of the Georgia Association of Commercial Secretaries. Comer left Carrollton December 21 to visit Bristol for holidays before city management work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County Trade Board
Tomer
Carroll County Wines
Ringo
Comer
Trade Board
Carroll County
Carrollton
Georgia Atato Tongua
Carron County
Georgian Press Association
Carrolligng
of Georgia
Georgia Association of Commercial Secretaries
Bristol
Bonn
Centralhatchee Store Destroyed By Fire
Fire early Sunday destroyed the Kent and Simonton store in Contralhatchee Heard County about 17 miles from Carrollton. Merchandise valued at 425000 was insured. The building owned by Mr Simonton valued at 5000 with 2000 insurance. A new metal roof costing 1200 had been added. The intact roof prevented spread to nearby properties.
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Kent & Simonton
Contrilhatchee
Heard County
Carrollton
Simonton
Young Peoples Missionary Society Program
The Young Peoples Missionary Society presents a program led by Miss Miriam Stone on January 4, 1921 at 7 p.m. The evening features Hymn 672, a Bible lesson titled The Babe of Bethlehem and the Greatest of All Friends Isaiah IX 2 6, The Child's New Day by Miss Mary Tanner, a vocal duet by Misses Pauline Stevens and Ruth Steed with Am the Immigrant, a talk What Our Government is Doing for Childhood by Mr. George Smith, plus a music orchestra and a business meeting.
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Young Peoples’ Missionary Society
Miriam Stone
George Smith
Music—Orchestra
Death of J C Cooper Brother of Mrs Hughston
J C Cooper, brother of Mrs T E Hughston, dies suddenly on December 31st while staying with Will Robertson on a national highway. He resided with his sister Mrs A G Camp at 514 North Church Street and was not married. Survived by a half sister Mrs M A Moss of Knoxville Tennessee and others, a deacon at New Pisgah Baptist church. Remains to be buried at Oakwood cemetery with funeral announcement later. Spartanburg Journal.
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John ©. Cooper
Will Robertson
Mr. Robertson
Mra. A. OG. Camp
North Church Street
A. FP
Lanford
Lanford Station
T. KH. Hugheton
Carrollton
Charles Camp
Spartanburg
Horace Camp
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
W. N. Ehrhardt
Atlante
Wiese
New Piagah Baptist Church
Oakwood Cemetery
Spartanburg Journal
Tabernacle Church Sunday Schedule and Guest Preacher
Tabernacle Church holds revival with Rev D W Key of Atlanta preaching at 11 a m and 7 10 p m. Runday Bcogh service at 9 45 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7 00 p m.
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D. W. Key
Atlanta
For Rent Two-Horse Crop House Near Sand Hill Church
For rent a finished five-room house and a two-room tenant house located two and a half miles from Sand Hill near the church and school. Apply to A Boggs near Sand Hill or Villa Rica route J Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Hill
Church
A. ©. Boggs
Villa-Rica
Reward Offered For Lost Goodyear Tire Rim
Reward offered for the return of a Lost Goodyear plain tread tire mounted on a Buick rim between Carrollton and Center Point on Christmas day. Contact Roger Meeks for the reward and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Center Point
Roger Meeks
Red Cross Roll Call Urges Help For Starved Children
A Carroll county appeal urges donations to aid three million starving children in Europe. The notice lists local supporters, notes the effort includes a roll call and promises future updates, and signals continuation on Page Eight.
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Carroll County
Europe
Carroll
RED Cross
KEEP A COOL HEAD IN HARD TIMES
Calhoun Times urges patience cooperation and determination to avoid oppression and protect both creditors and debtors. It advises placing money in banks to build credit for next year, paying debts, and staying in the game. The piece ends with a sports metaphor encouraging effort and persistence.
Frank Stevenson Killed on L N Railroad in Tennessee
Telegram reports the death of Frank Stevenson on the L N Railroad in Tennessee Wednesday. He was about a year married to Miss Bya Henry of this city. He and Miss Henry had left for Atlanta and planned to return to their home in Etowah, Tenn., on an early Thursday morning train.
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W. T. Tienry
Frank Stevenson
Tennessee
Stevenson
Bya Henry
W. T. Henry
Mia
Henry
Atlanta
Etowah
Tenn
Methodist Church Preaching Schedule and Watch Night Service
The Methodist Church outlines Sunday services at 11 a m and 7 p m with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Epworth League at 6 16 p m and Church Workers Council Monday 7 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 p m Watch night service Friday 8 p m to 12 p m led by Rev Z V Hawks with an all church program and social hour under Mrs J Thompson. Next Sunday communion and full attendance urged. Mrs W N Cooper and children dismissed by certificate.
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Epworth League
Workers’ Council
Z. V. Hawks
B. F. Boykin
J. Thompson
Woman’s, Missionary Flociety
Thia Uniqua
Pervice
W. N. Cooper
Bro. Cooper
Free Press Seasonal Pause and Return After Christmas
The Free Press notes no issue on Tuesday as the office staff enjoyed a Christmas break and are back at work. Wishing readers a similar festive time, the brief item confirms the holiday closure and return.
Presbyterian Church Prefers Communion Service Next Sabbath
The Presbyterian Church outlines a communion service for next Sabbath urging all members to attend to reflect on Christ’s sacrifice. It asks parents to notify the pastor if they wish to have children baptized before the service and notes an offering of 104.00 for Noacoochoo mountain school in Georgia. The Woman's Auxiliary meets Monday at 3 o'clock at Mrs. K. Henderson’s home, and Westminster Society gathers Tuesday at 3 with Mrs. J. A. Mandeville. Bible study will cover Genesis 5 to 11 and Noah’s Flood with a missionary report.
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Noacoochoo
Georgia
K. Henderson
Jet
Zid Corinthians
Sjl
The
Westminster Society
J. A. Mandeville
Tower of Babel
Genesia
Chris
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E. Comer
Ec.man
Centralhatchee
the Peoples Bank
First National Bank
Carrollton, Ga
A Million Dollar Bank
J. C. Cooper
T. E. Hughston
Tabernacle Church
Tzer
MIT Extended
Garrolston
W. A. Maniaville
BE. Comer
H. F. Wynn
Aycock
Ethel Smith
Adolph Covington
Maule Lowell
Eftie Hendrix
James F. Woodall
RD. Holmes
Ay Chambers
Annis Sue McKie
Mra
J. N. Waddock
Ars
J. ¥. Moore
Vrs
H. W. Helton
Mik
L. A. Jackson
Br Ws
B. Aldridge
Voliin Morgan
J.T. Walker
J. D. Sewell
Jesse Thomasson
A.J. Baskin
Calhoun
L. & N.’ Railroad
Presbyterian Church
Christ
Been
A. K. Snead
Lewis S. Sims
Grady Cole
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