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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
7
Advertises S. S. S. as a rapid purifying tonic healing blood disorders through interstitial action. Claims to regenerate blood supply, ease eczema and rheumatic symptoms, and boost energy. Promotes Swift Specific Co. lab in Atlanta Georgia and medical advice service, sold by drug stores nationwide.
A sermon reflects on human ambition for wealth as fleeting and earthly, urging focus on the gospel promise of an incorruptible inheritance. It cites biblical passages from Psalms Corinthians and Matthew to contrast temporary possessions with divine riches and the lifelong grace available to believers.
The Young Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon July 14 at 4 o'clock. The program features song I Love to Tell the Story scripture Acts 8 40 Mat 28 19 20 Acts 1 8 evangelism scope and discussion led by Miss Reba Garrett and Miss Velma Morgan, with Our Mountain Schools song by Miss Vivian Brodnax. Business follows and stationery sample offer from The Free Press office.
The Challenge Literary Club met Saturday night, July 3, for an interesting debate on the resolution that it is wrong to flirt. The negative won. A large crowd attended and orderly conduct prevailed. Next meeting is July 17 with debated topic that women’s mental faculties equal men’s. Speakers include Miss Lovela Holland and Miss Agnes Huggins for the affirmative, Mr. Rhoades Sewell and Mr. Roy Jones for the negative, with recitations planned. Cor. Sec. Winnie Sewell invites public attendance.
The boys scouts and young ladies thank Mr Will Hay for land use for the summer camp and Jolley and Lowry for a case of Chero Cola. The camp is the most successful yet and promotes outdoor life. R Lee Sharpe.
Gentle work horses and mules available at bargain prices plus second hand buggies. W L Folds advertises at 15 Depot Street and notes cheaper printing as output increases, inviting patrons to send job printing to the Free Press Job Print.
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