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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
8
Several residents travel between Carrollton and Atlanta for visits and business. Notables include Mr. Teter Smith, WW Stewart, Mrs. Chip Poster, Mr. Dwight McClain, and Miss Pauline Stevens. Firemen dine at Chambers Bros Cafe. Mrs. Sara Gray departs for Brenau College. Some locals report illness, travel plans, or moves, with others attending weddings or teaching assignments across Georgia.
Dressed for cool weather to Fat Hog and sea me first by T. W. Steel. Lydia Tanner and Agnes Adais visit Mrs Olive Dent Mangot in Newnan. Tyre Watson to Florida for work until March. W. C. Adamson party visits Atlanta before New York. C. A. Brock family moves from near Victory to Dixie street. Annice Whatley teaches in Virginia after Xmas at home. Aline Mayfield and Emma Lou Noland board with Mrs. Ernest Snead. George Jackson hosts Sunday School class at Cedar street. Frank Merell returns to Barnesville. Mrs. Laura DeLaPierrie visits from Winder then to Atlanta for Florida and Cuba trip. Simonton of Rent & Simonton Centrabatchee in Carrollton on business. firm to resume operations with new office.
The Young Peoples Society of the First Methodist church met Tuesday evening with Misa Miriam Stone. A very interesting program was given and music was provided by the orchestra. Late in the evening sandwiches and tea were served.
The Circles of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will meet Monday afternoon January 10 at 3 o clock. Bradley-Meadows Circle with Mrs C H Stewart Kirkley Circle with Mrs Sallie Cobb Griffin-Wells Circle with Mrs Il KR Smith.
A Watch Night service at the Methodist church on Friday evening featured a full program of hymns Bible lesson by Rev Hawks violin duets reading and dramatic readings followed by plans for 1921 including Sunday School church activities Epworth League and social service efforts Pastor Rev J P Erwin preached a closing year sermon and the congregation reconsecrated their lives in worship and song with a social hour and musical interludes.
Church services listed with 11 am and 8 pm worship, Sunday school 9 30 am, and midweek prayer. Articles by J Campbell White invite readers to ponder Christ’s global mission and self sacrifice. January topics Korea and Home work. various study groups and meetings announced. visitors welcomed to a large Sunday service and planned future discussions.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and preaching at 11 o clock by Rev W W Roop. There will be no evening services.
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