Smyrna Fifth Sunday Announcement and Church Notice
The notice from Stripling's Chapel dated February 6th 1921 announces Smyrna fifth Sunday services and asks readers to remember the regular church day. Pastor Mawks signs the message.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
5
The notice from Stripling's Chapel dated February 6th 1921 announces Smyrna fifth Sunday services and asks readers to remember the regular church day. Pastor Mawks signs the message.
Dyspeptic readers urged to try Miramherlain's Tablets to end stomach troubles. The ad claims many users have regained appetite and can eat any food they crave, promoting their health restoration.
A preacher will discuss personal evangelism and how others know a Christian. Monday morning adds a question on sharing faith. The evening worship will feature Mr. Still addressing unity and its role in Christian outreach.
A note touts Teblota as aiding digestion and appetite, improving bowel movement and strengthening the stomach to perform its functions naturally without other digestive ferment.
The union of Mika Mery McWhorter and Amps Norred took place last Sunday at 9 30 am at the bride’s parents home with Rev A J Nutt officiating. Attending were bridesmaids Pearl Eley Grace Marlow and best men Fletcher and Ben McWhorter. Mrs Norred, daughter of the McWhorters, becomes a wife and will reside with the groom’s parents at Whitenburg.
Help wanted for hosiery mill in Norristown offering 750 per hour for spare time or 36.00 weekly for full time. Positions open to men and women including children. No experience required. Write International Stocking Mill, Norristown, Pa. Grantorinal0-thu.
Mason Or Jan 4 South Georgia is linked with North Georgia and the South through a new overnight freight service on the Southern Railway from Atlanta to South Georgia towns. The Wiregrass Special will depart Atlanta at 7 PM and Macon at 2 AM, delivering freight to Macon and South Georgia the next day. It will connect with lines at Macon and work with the G S S F, improving service for Adel to Waycross and Florida points including Jacksonville and Tallahassee.
Tyus residents recap a quiet Christmas and a busy holiday period with moving plans, new residents arriving, and social gatherings. Local families visit, as neighbors welcome new blacksmiths, and illness and travel are noted alongside holiday wishes for the editor and readers.
Smyrna notes progress at Smyrna school under Miss Mollie Story and Miss Mona Jones. Mrs. Fannie Griffin hosted Walter Griffin family Sunday. Mrs. Griffin ill for four months. Eunice Harper visited Miss Lorene. Neighbors Olin Roberta and John Robertson welcomed. Spurgeon Earnest Mercer Tobiison Play Miler Buvena Tobison Aubrey Johnson guests of Lorene Long Saturday night. WW Warper visited Mrs Fennie Griffin Saturday. U M Long and family visited daughter Sunday.
The first quarterly conference will be held at Stripling's Chapel on Sunday February 6 1921. Elder Rev. W. T. Trying will preach at 11 a.m. and conduct the conference after dinner. A hearty invitation is extended by Pastor E. V. Mawka.
An old advertisement claims liver and kidney health improves blood purity. It promotes Dr. W. L. Hitchcock Liver Kidney and Blood Powders as a three-in-one vegetable remedy, priced 25 cents, with mail order from Hitchcock Medicine Co. Atlanta Ga.
Aunt Tirzah pressures Julie Dale Vance to marry Bob Burgess, the surgeon, arguing fate and family fortune. Julie loves Paul Webster but delays, while Burgess proposes and the aunt uses her will to steer outcomes. The will's details reveal tension as legal and romantic stakes collide.
Washington farmers facing low prices urged relief as agricultural committees opened joint hearings. Senator Hitchcock proposed using about sixty million dollars from federal reserve banks for loans to agriculture via land banks chattel mortgages and warehouse receipts. Governor Harding said the board had no position. Other ideas included extending a billion dollar German credit and embargoing wool imports to aid wool growers.
State troops have been ordered to Glen Mary Coal company mines near Haleyville after a hoisting machinery blast and one dwelling fire. GC Shafer was arrested soon after the destruction on arson charges. Mines closed for a week due to ongoing strike.
Sheriff W. H. Holcombe Jr with deputies conducted a large liquor raid in Alai Mobile Alabama. They boarded a steamship by searchlight and confiscated fifteen cases of bonded whisky. A straw at the mast top led to the rope spire where the hooch was hidden.
A broad appeal urges the American people to fund relief for 3.5 million European children starving in Europe. Hoover and allied relief groups warn that without aid by next harvest many children will suffer from malnutrition and disease. Funds, gifts of medical supplies, and local contributions are requested through national committees and Franklin Lane in New York.
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