Stewards Named For 1918 Church Year In Concord
The Stewards for 1918 include K. M Tyatt as chairman and J. W. Griffin as secretary and treasurer with a long list of church workers. The article thanks parishioners for gifts to the parsonage and notes a new heater installed by the women. Rev. C. T. Ivey led a three day institute at Concord with assistance from several pastors. Missions and church-extension collections neared 200 dollars, with over 100 in cash. A Sunday School prayer for the army and nation is highlighted. The death of Mr. and Mrs. T. Jacksons’ baby is mourned. An installation service, new collectors and ushers are named, and remarks on forthcoming attendance and class progress close the notice.
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Concord
North Georgia
C. T. Ivey
Dillard
T. J. Branson
W. T. Hamby
Mr. Waynes
Atlanta
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Notes Preview Lord's Day Themes and Growth
The First Baptist notes preview pastor J M Maymore preaching on The Design of the Bab bath and A Bondservant of Juste Christ. Attendance rose last Sunday with 71 and 69 fewer than a year ago, aiming for an average near 280 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juste Chriat
Bible School
First Baptist Church
Morehard
J. M. Maymore
Gainesville
Presbyterian Notes and Baptist Tabernacle Sunday Plans
Congregational meeting names Rex W T Henderson of Commerce as pastor candidate and notes scripture reading I Samuel 16 1 3. Missionary Society and Junior Red Cross activities, prayer topics, and Foreign Mission Seasons of Prayer scheduled. Also reports death of Mrs John Little and ongoing missions support. Baptist Tabernacle outlines New Year services, upcoming sermon topics, and revival plans for April with Rev Dr Phillips of Chattanooga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Foreign Mission Committee
Nashville
Chester
Ted
Dr. Phillips
Chattanooga
Social events mark Bride showers and dances at local homes
Housewives and friends hosted showers for Mrs. Jim Burnett and Mrs. David King, with gifts of kitchenware and china. Mrs. Ruth Kramer entertained house guests Miss Ruth Dillard and Mr. A J Dillard with a large dance at her home, featuring holly decor and a varied guest list from local families and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kramer
Ruth Dillard
A. J. Dillard
Spartanburg
8. C
Claire Holderness
Vivian Brodnax
Mark Bradley
Olive Bradley
Mitcred Camp
Rutch Dillard
Rachael Brock
Susie Tanner
Messrs
H. L. Vaughan
Bill Horton
Bill Layvern
Herschel Harris
Pierce Brekin
Dwight McClain
Atlanta
la Rus Aponee
Newnan
Ben Brock
Roy Bass
Meaton and Jackson
Tallapools
Will Shaw
Sarah Cheney
Mrs
Irvin Cheney
Girls Patriotic League Organized Into Six Units
The Girls Patriotic League forms six units four high school units one at the A M and one at Maple Street school. Each unit has a manager and undertakes domestic work. Members pledge to express patriotism by doing better work and serving their community and country with high standards of character.
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Empress May
School units report positive month of work by students
Unit No 2 at the high school presents an excellent report of monthly achievements. Other units also submit reports of equal interest led by MRS L Z ROZAR, highlighting student effort and community service.
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Z. Rozar
Community drives knitters and fund drive for soldiers
Unit No 2 reports sending a soldier a Camp Me ndo care package a week before Christmas. Girls mail e cards knit squares for an Afghan and raise funds with a jewelry trinket drive for The Aviators Ru nef Fund in America and France. A town wide jewelry drive and a Saturday sandwich sale are planned to support four Patriotis League units.
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Camp Mendo
League
Willie Maud Bonner
Annie Harman
Annie Belle Parrish
Lois Meeks
Myrl Harman
Lenora Strickland
Core
New York City
Aviators Ru- Nef
America
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Methodist Notes
K. Mtyatt
J. W. Griffin
H. B. Adams
W. O. Baskin
A. E. Harper
R. D. Jackson
W. E. Johnson
C. Kytle
C. A. Lyle
J .O. Moore
B. Pace
W. A. Perry
W. L. Robinson
W. J. Stewart
J. W. Stone
M. Tanner
Baskin
J. R. King
Teachers Council
Mra
T. Jackson
Brazil
Catralli
Roberta
Dan Henrn
J. J. Thomasson
J. W. Baskin, Jr
J. E. Cramer
J. E. Upehureh
E. BE. Bazo- Shaefer
W. T. Stephen
Tledohomechimore
W. O. Perry
A. EB. Harper
J. M. Jackson
First Baptist
Tabernacls
First Baptist Churches
Inter
Wean
Mark
Baxter
Jesus
The
New International
Taste
New Britannica
New_International
Path
Beacon Lights
P. J. Collier & Sons
First National Bank
Lars
Chas. A. Lyle
Auc
Tion
Heaton
Depot Street
Presbyterian Notes
Rex
W. Tt. Henderson
Commerce
A. A. Simonton
T. W. Dimmock
Missionary Society
Ezra
E. B. Meadows
Red Cross
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Lillian Edwards
Ensley
Alabama
Edwards
Carrollton Church
John Little
Mr. Little
Louisville
Mrs. Little
Baptist Tabernacle
Onan
Christ
L. L. Bouner
John W. Baskin & Co
Little Miss Cheney
Cheney
Jeff Brock
James Miller
E. M. Basa
T. C. Loftin
Elk’s Club
Frrewell Dance
Camos
W. G. Foster
P. L. Bhaefer
R. H, Kinabrew
Horton
E. B, Brodnax
Claude Griffin
Marguerita Adams
Wesleyan
Macon
Wilma Hamrick
Nell Hails
Bessie Tift
Forsyth
Dorothy Bledsoe
Ruth Henderson
Nell Veal
Roppville
LaGrange
Ruth Steed
Mil- Tedgeville
Claire Olderness
Converse
Aviation
Georgia Tech
Selby Cramer
Pierce Barkin
Horan
Stewart
Bill Lovyern
College Park
Charles Brodnax
Georgia University
Girls’ Patriotic League
Patriotis League
Mildred Cook
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