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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

5

War Wariness and Church Activities Echo February Schedule

Carrollton church notes detail a Consolation Service for war-weary hearts, a February 25 start for a Pastors and Christian Workers class, night sessions at Tabernacle, day sessions at First Baptist, and a Willing Workers meeting on February 5. Sparks from the Anvil warns against moral aloofness and warns of spiritual peril from isolation and hatred.

Paaturas and Christian Workers Tabernaclsehurch House First Baptist Churchhouse Georgia Carrollton

Tabernacle and Presbyterian Church Notices

Congregation welcomes visitors and lists upcoming services at Tabernacle Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 o'clock and worship at 11. evening service at 7. prayer meeting Wednesday. women’s society meets, evangelistic services planned. Presbyterian Church reports a congregational meeting, new pastor Dr Henderson arriving mid February, and committees formed to receive him and arrange for union services and house preparations.

Tidderness Joe Aycock Wayne Sewell C. K. Henderson House J. A. Mandeville Ruth Kramer C .Boykin Kathleen Almand Dan Hearn

Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at First Baptist Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon February 6 at three o'clock. The program includes a devotional by Mrs E M Bass a catechism on enlistment a vocal duet by Mrs W F E Reese and Miss Mary Lou New and talks on evangelism in our camps and works of grace among Japanese women with contributions from Mrs FE M Camp and Mrs Robert New.

Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Japan E. M. Bass Tlymn W. FE. Reese Mary Lou New FE. M. Camp Robert New

Kirby’s Champion Flour and Plenty of Groceries Listed

A long list of staple foods and household goods appears, including flours, cereals, canned goods, meats, produce, condiments, and cleaning supplies. The ad notes farm equipment for sale: three good mules and a two-horse wagon with double harness, listed under Buford F Boykin.

Buford F Boykin

Social events and wedding news from Forsyth

The Elks club hosted a social evening with invitees including Mildred Camp Vivian Brotuax Marie Bradley Oliva Bradley and others in Forsyth. Bridge and Jokers clubs met with small group attendances and small prizes. a quiet marriage of Margaret Jennings and Carl Miller was announced with a brief reception and homeward trip.

Elks Club Mildred Camp Vivian*Brotuax Marie Bradley Oliva Bradley Ruth Kramer Mary Bickford Misa Tueilo Taluidge Forsyth H. L. Vaughn A. M. Dickson Ai. Harris Bornara Styles John Sherman Clare Groves C. M. Tanner Till Shaw R. HW. Kinabrow Myr Pr. L. Shaefer J. Py Margaret Wiennings Carl Miller Roy W. T. Hamby Miss Jennings J. M. Jennings Miller Vantes Ford’ Garaga Robinson

Literary Musical Club Meets at Mrs Spence’s Temple Road Home

Mrs I N Spence hosts the Literary Musical club at her new Temple Road residence Thursday afternoon. The program on Prouch Citiea featured Miss Nella Meadows Oliva Bradley and Mary Lon New. Coffee and assorted sandwiches followed the readings.

I. N. Spence Temple Road

Aesop Fable Turns Auto Ad at Harris Hardware Garage

The essay explains a race between a tortoise and hare as an auto themed tale. It claims a low gear climb proves reliability and promotes nineteen eighteen Chevrolet cars at Harris Hardware Co. Garage. The piece invites observers to watch a hill climb race and place bets on the terrapin.

Jack Rabbit Royal Air Thomas Harris Hardware CO

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