Georgia Baptists Begin New Year With Great Program
Georgia Baptists report the first year of the 75 Million Campaign raised 1 774 390 74 dollars for mission and education. Mercer University system leads a large education plan with increased enrollment and a plan for a broad campaign in 1921. Home Mission Board funding, foreign relief to Europe and China, and an enlarged Georgia Baptist Hospital are key efforts. The evangelistic program aims for 60 000 baptisms in 1921. The Christian Index marks its centennial and the convention eyes a hundredth anniversary in 1922.
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Georgia ‘Baptists
Georgia Baptists
Newton
Georgia
Mercer University System of Schools and Colleges
South
Mercer University
Georgia Baptist Convention
Savannah
Georgia Baptista
Jesus Christ
The
Baptista
United States
Southern Baptists
Europe
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Maptista
China
Arch. C
Cree
Treas
Flatiron
Atlanta
Home Board
Ramonde
Manufacturers’ Record
Home Mission Board
America
Georgia Baptist Conevention
Bessle Tift College
Baptist of Georgia
Rufus W. Weaver
Hapeville
Georgie Baptists
Campbell and Mercer
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Baptists of
T. FP. Callaway
Christian Index
Soil survey begins in Carroll County with five experts
Five soil experts arrive to survey Carroll County in cooperation with the State College of Agriculture and the U.S. Bureau of Soils. Led by TL G Lewis and including Re Gillett Mark Caldwell A Sweet and A W Myer, they expect to finish fieldwork in about three and a half to four months weather permitting. Maps will show soil series and land types along with roads drainage and other features to aid future planting and county planning. The project seeks citizen cooperation to facilitate completion for early benefits to Carroll County.
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Carroll Count
TL. G. Lewis
Aurvey
Messrs
Re Gillett
Mark Caldwin
A. Sweet
Bureau of Soils
U, Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
A. WI. Myer
Georgian State College of Agricultu
Bureau of Soila
State College of Agriculture
Lewis
Goila
Carroll County
Carroll Count Trade Board
Carroll Women Qualified to Vote in County Elections
Judge and Mrs W C Adamson verified and registered at the tax collector’s office to enable Mrs Adfingon to vote in city county state and national elections. By Sept 20 Mrs Baskin Whatley Meeks also registered bringing five qualified women in Carroll county with more than 5 060 women urged to prepare to vote.
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New York
W. C. Adamson
Court House
Adfingon
Adamson
Carroll and
Carrollton
W. W. Baskin
W. D. Whatley
CG. A. Meeks
Batty Cobb
Carroll County
Will Garrett Hosts Friends at County Building Event
Will Garrett, county warden for years, hosted a gathering at Chamber Bros. restaurant last Thursday night. Attendees included leaders of Carroll county's go bond project, county officials, and a few friends. Judge Walter Millican served as toastmaster. The event was greatly enjoyed by all.
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Will Garrett
Chambera Bros
Carroll County
Walter Millican
Fire destroys Nally Brothers warehouse and mill
The warehouse and grist mill of Nally Brothers in Villa Rica were destroyed by fire Tuesday night near midnight. The firm dealt in grain, grain feed stuff, and operated a grist mill in conjunction with other business. Insurance partially covered the loss.
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Nally Brothers
Villa Riea
Denlera
Do You Enjoy Your Meals
An advertisement-style line advises readers who do not enjoy meals to improve digestion by chewing thoroughly and taking Cham berlain's Tablets after supper. It promises meals will become a real pleasure and suggests a five hour gap between meals.
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Musle
Chamberlain
Puckett endorses advertising as pay in Press
A garbled note describes Mr. NW Puckett noting an ad in The Press paid off by sending someone home and returning a fiddle. It claims Puckett’s ad led to a resolve to advertise, praising the value of newspaper advertising.
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NW Puckett
Christinan
Puckett
Christus
Crower
Mr. Puckett
Carrollton Firm Goes Out of Business Sale Ad
The Southern Realty and Development Co advertises a storewide street sale to pay mercantile debts. The sale begins Saturday May 8th 1921 at the city post office area, with large stock offered until sold in full.
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Southern Realty and Depment Co
Ryland Company
City
Clerk Robertson's First Official Act Opens Bar
Clerk of Superior Court T. Robertson opened the doors for Lee S. Trimble to take the attorney oath after passing the bar exam. Trimble is named as a newly admitted attorney practicing in Carrollton. MM Mc licensed attorney, and the note highlights his completion of the bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Robertson
Superior Court
T. ¥. Robertson
Wusinew Hia Firat
Lee
Trimbls
Smile
Carrollton
Tero
Aueconsi
Trimble
Westminster Society Meeting At Mrs Mandeyillo’s Home
The Westminster Society of the Presbyterian church met at Mrs J A Mandeyillo’s home on Tuesday afternoon. The ladies enjoyed Bible readings and a social coffee hour after the program.
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J. A. Mandeyillo
Westminster Society of the Presbyterian Church
Mandeyillo
Dog Bites Boy. Collie Killed After Hydrophobia Fear
Francis Had Jock, son of Prof. and Mrs. Had, was bitten on the hand Wednesday afternoon on Newnan Street in front of Creel and Harper's. Fearing hydrophobia, the dog was killed and its head sent to Atlanta. The dog belonged to Dr. Chas. Fitts.
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Francis
Ann
Jock
Newnan Street
Creel & Harper's
Atlanta
Chas. Fitts’ Collie
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Mane viTor
Mee
Carroll Jalifying
Westminster Society
Little Boy
Success
Character
Citizens Bank
Carrollton, Georgia
Kytle
Aycock
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