Pleasant View community reports strong church attendance
The Sunday services at Pleasant View drew a large congregation with singing led by Will Evans and preaching by Rev. Torres. Community events include Sacred Harp singing plans, baptisms at Johnson's Mill, and a busy slate of revival and literary school activities across Carroll County, with storms and boll weevil concerns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dive Tracknell
R. J. Akin
Will Evans
Baptist Church
Sunday School News From New Georgia Community
The article notes growing interest in Sunday School with weekly attendance each Sunday morning. It mentions social visits, a funeral at Whites Oak, a Y P U revival, and a White Oak home-coming plan with a large program and dinner. Also reported are typhoid recovery, mad dog treatment, and church group officer elections with plans for future programs and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Morgan
Melvin
Mra
Z. W. Butler
Monars
Anbury Fuller
Arthur Norton
Royray
Loviza Hudson
Whites Oak
Concordia
Guy Norton
Arthur Roberson
Nittie
Mildred
Sam Butler
John Crider
Atlanta
J. W. Butler
White Oak
Thelma McGrayer
Alma Fuller
Misa Lola Qray
Harvey Drisholl
Fred Earnest
Emmett Henderson
Bchon
School Opens at Place Under Local Managers
Four star point district reports the school opened last Monday July 10 under the management of Mrs Ethel Cook of Bowdon and Mrs Lon Holloway and children of Monroe NC who are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Wollie Penterson. Several visitors and relatives from nearby areas joined in the community events including a large singing at Stripling Chapel last Sunday and plans announced for continued singing events at Star Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Shwinutt
Baby Nee
Stripling's
George Toggle
Tyus
John Farmer
Cullman
Als
Bchool
Ethel Cook
Bowdon
Lon Holloway
Monroe
N. C
Wollie Pentesont
Oncar Pentecost
Guy Bhackelford
Oak Ridge
D. FH. Lane
W. d.Blackwe
Community Mourns for Mr and Mrs Jeux Hork Claude
The town paid respects after the burial Saturday afternoon at Stripling's Chapel following a Saturday morning ceremony. Visitors include Mona Jones of Carrollton and Edna Martin of Stripling's Chapel, with numerous Horsley family members hosting relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeux Horkey
Claude
Hey
Stripling
Chapel
Mona Jones
Carrollton
Edna Martin
Steipling’s
Jesse Horsley
Charlie Horsley
Wayside
J.T. Horsley
Dean Williams
Malcolm Backwry
BE. Williams
Little Son
Crows Plains
Hackney
Tam
Misa Pauline Horsley
Bessie Williame
Prayer Meeting At Oak Ridge South
Prayer meeting at Mr. Gus Stallings house went well with Mrs. Jesse Phillips leading. A session is planned for Mr. Wylie Story next Saturday night. Miss Ophia Traylor is sick. Isabel Little and Josie Little visited the Miss Griffin household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Stallings
Jesse Phillips
Wylie Story
Ophia Traylor
Josie
Isabel Little
Misses Griffin
Minaca Bernice
Etta Ringer
Misa Grace Eider
Earl Story
Grady Eidson
Isrenta
B. G. Morrie
Carrollton
Preaching Draws Large Attendance in Local Services
Services were well attended on Saturday and Sunday as Rev. A. B. Silvey delivered two of the finest sermons the writer has heard. Miss Pauline Newell is ill but hoped to recover soon. Families from Villa Rica and Douglas County visited relatives and shared in the weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Silvey
Pauline
E. R. Newell
Arthur Gilland
Villa Rica
D. B. Langaton
Lambert
Mat Walker
Douglas County
Gleadu’ Thompson
Hy Harper
Community Notes From Carrollton And Surroundings
Local column from Carrollton area recounts visits by Mrs. Tzoré Buchanan and family, repairs for Dunkin Ballard’s sore foot, and a restrained political reflection on Democratic values. It mourns the death of Mrs. George W. Foster and commends George Foster’s artistry. The piece condemns outlawry and urges lawful enforcement by church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Creek
Route 2
Tzoré Buchanan
Zohn Atamos
Ranburn
Aln
Zoda
Mia
Winnie Mcleod
Katie McLeod
Carrollton
Dunkin Ballard
Dunkin
Domocrats
George W. Foster
Camp Groward
George
Five Points Social Notes From Flint Corner
Saturday and Sunday featured regular meetings with a large crowd and good attendance. Local residents visited relatives in Carrollton and Bethel Heard County while others traveled to Con cord for services. News mentions Miss Ethel Thompson visiting Mary Pyles and updates on James Taylor’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Taylor
Joe Thompson
Carrollton
H. T. Jones
M. FP. Gammon
Concord
Misa Ethel Thompson
Mary Pyles
Bethel
Heard County
Galie Baer
Sunday Community Notices From Leighs Chapel Area
Mr. Dewey and Migs Vuasie Holcomb of Regvesville spent the weekend with Mr. Andrew Horton and Mrs. Rettie Duke returned home from Douglas county. Families visited relatives, preached in Carrollton, and the community met at Luther Lee's Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Migs Vuasie Holcomb
Regvesville
Apont
Andrew Horton
Rettie Duke
Douglas County
Meansrs
Buren Owonshy
Walter Todd
Bartow Duke
M. Q. Jordan
FP. M. Harden
Qdlling
Essie Bonner
Bethesda
Mia
Bossie Copeland
Tsof
McPherson
Charlie Lambert
Alabama
Luther Lee
Convention To Be Held At Mars Hill Church
Program for a Sunday School convention at Mars Hill church on the fifth Sunday in July. Schedule includes devotional service 10:00 led by Rev Clarence Boyd, 10:20 discussion on supervising Sunday schools, 11:00 preaching by Rev We Jones, noon dinner, 1:30 Baptist by H A Boyd with school reports, Sunday morning songs and lessons, 11:00 preaching by Rev T F Connell, afternoon session with program from cred school, next meeting place announced, 4:00 adjournment with song and benediction. President B JONES, Secretary G W JONES.
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Reo
Elireks
Melrose
Harrison White
Hopewell
Ala
Mra
G. RB
Land
Will Murphy
Sargents
Murphy
John Ayers
Sandy Flat
H. J. Wolliday
Charlie Craft
Louvern’s Mill
Roesta
W. D. Nunnally
Moore, Kinson and Sherrill
John HW. Bartlett
Albert Kuglar
Will Moore
P. J. Willige
Bro. Nunnally
J. W. Ayers
Rev
H. J. Holliday
Bro. Holliday
Bro
Holliday
Dayil
Boxer
Lonnie Johnson
Johnson
Sohnson
D. W. Kite
J. Holliday
Marvin Spruefl
Arlin Wright
J. McKibbin
John Cook
Nounge
Walla
Homer Wilson
W. Maddox
W. C. Baron
Mesars
Cook
Spruell
Jackson
Pollard
W. H. Moore
S.C. Campbell
Lord Willing
W. D. Nlunnally
Chim
John H. Bartlett
See
Mars Hill
2Eth
Noth
Clarence Boyd
L. J. Houseworth
We Jones
H. A. Boyd
R U Boyd
T F Connell
Cred School
Correction: No decoration at Mt Carmel graveyard Saturday
A correction states there will be no decoration at Mt Carmel cemetery on the fourth Saturday as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
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Varvey
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A. R. Hendon
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Thomas
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Walt Stone
J. RB. Thomas
Munsie
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Alo
Mart
Ora
KR. A. Tilgely
Maggie Griffins
Dake
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Augusta
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Claude Jones
W. L. Jones
Rifmah
P. Alexander
Cross Plaine
W.T. Hockney
Kev
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Wagg
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G. T. Williams
Robert Bishop
Nent
Apent Wemenday
Robert Morita
B. Williams
Crosn Plains
C. &. Hackney
Jose Horney
Stripling's Chapel Cemetery
Melrose of
J. C. Griffin
Dr. Howard
WL. Morris
Mr. Zepp
Branding Rock
Menora
J. L. Gummon
A. L. Moses
Artie Entrekin
G. W. Entrekin
Roopville, R
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