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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
5
A church notes two sermons by Rev Hambrick amid hot heat and a growing Sunday School. Rev George Summerville will fill the pulpit, with the entire church urged to attend. Visitors welcome.
Pastor Drey Gilbert Dobbs leads a sermon on Friends, Human and Divine. Willing Workers meet Thursday with Mrs I C Loftin. WoMCS gave a fine program. Wednesday prayer meeting held weekly. Picnic enjoyed despite bad weather. Regular services announced for next Sunday.
A Congregational meeting is scheduled for next Sunday to elect two elders and two deacons. Members are urged to attend by order of the pastor and give thoughtful and prayerful consideration to the election. The article also lists newly elected Christian Endeavor officers and notes upcoming church activities and prayers.
The annual reunion of Company K, 34th Georgia Regiment, will be held at Friendship School one half mile north of A. E. Caswell's store on Wednesday July 19. Events begin at 10:00 A M with roll call and drill. Speakers include Rev W P Carmichael Albert HR Smith Judge Walter Millican Col Willis Smith Col F S Loftin Judge C B Roop and others. Dinner on the ground and music by Roop Vine Band. All Confederates and young soldiers invited and public welcome.
Nashville Tenn July 6 Declaring winning souls is primary, the conservation commission of the free 000 campaign and Baptist cadets of the south in conference set a goal of six hundred thousand new converts for the present convention year. It was recommended that states and local churches reestablish campaign machinery to push the effort throughout the south.
Friends and patrons are invited to a book shower at the city hall library room. The event starts at four o'clock in the afternoon and attendees are asked to bring one or more books to donate.
Unusual interest marks revival led by Rev. Owen Still and Mr. Hayes at the Christian Church. Audiences large. singing strong. sermons praised. Meetings run nightly to Friday July 14 with Sunday a key day. eleven o clock sermon What Jesus Wants and Sunday night Christian Baptism. Junior meetings slated for 3:30 pm daily.
A large number of Sunday School workers are expected at the Carroll County Sunday School convention to be held at Shiloh church on Sunday, July 5. President H. C. Campbell and Secretary C. B. Boyd have prepared a detailed program. Miss Cora Holland of the Georgia Sunday School Association is to attend and speak at both sessions, bringing substantial experience in youth work.
Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at Daweshee. Stock includes forms for notices contracts and filings. Contact details not provided. Availability and pricing not specified in readable text.
A nine year old, Gene, stays up to finish a chapter while her mother entertains visitors. The piece argues that parental habits for adults do not apply to children, stressing a child needs twelve hours of sleep and quiet, not late reading. It condemns treating children as mini adults and urges boundaries for bedtime routines.
Poem tribute to a child named Alvin, with lines of sorrow and faith. A cousin named Loss Gray notes the family grieves but believes Alvin rests in peace.
On the first Tuesday in August during legal hours sale will occur at the Carrollton courthouse steps. Properties listed include 32 acres in northeast corner of lot 211, tenth district, bounded by R R Bishop D S Johnson and Dr J A Martin, with deed from J L Gammon to B F Robertson recorded before levy. Also, an undivided one eleventh interest in lot 156, fourth district, about 202 1 2 acres, levied under a city court fi le in favor of W W Stallings against L J Lummerlin. W A Garrett Sheriff June 80 1022.
Pursuant to an order of Honorable Eugene Spradlin Referee in Bankruptcy Ralph 8 Brown trustee will sell about 75 gallons of paint the property of the estate of W W Burnet bankrupt at the Carrollton courthouse floor Georgia between legal hours of sale on Saturday July 15 1922 at 10 A M. The sale is forensic subject to court confirmation and to the highest and best bidder.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a neighbor joining a local group or club named The Free Ficks. Details are unclear but imply a one year commitment and a fee or dues context. No definite date, place, or full names are legible.
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