Rain and sermons mark weekend at Mt Zion and Oak Ridge
A rainy weekend included preaching at Mt Zion with Rev. W Carter delivering engaging sermons. A near miss at church left Miss Mattie Phillips shaken but uninjured when a car jackknifed through the crowd. Oak Ridge hosts a lively country social debate on women’s rights with strong speeches and a decisive affirmative vote.
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Oak Ridge Country Social Club
Parker Moore
George Brannen
John Wood
Hames Alexader
Aaron Bearden
Robert Green
Arthur Vines
Reverend Anderson Leads Union Appointment Saturday and Sunday
Reports describe Rev. Anderson's regular Union appointment over the weekend with a sermon at Aunt Mollie Morris's home Sunday afternoon. A large crowd attended, sharing handshakes and touching testimonies. Aunt Mollie is feeble and unable to attend church. Other notes include a sick infant, newborn baby boy at Gamble family, and several visits and dinners among local residents.
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Anderson
Union
Mollie Morris
Mollie
Henry Johnson
Lee's Chapel Farm News And Local Notes
Lee's Chapel community busy with grass control. Rev J W Gray preached a Sunday sermon. Powers couple report baby improving. Duke and McIntosh families joined by Rev Gray for Sunday dinner. Buzzard spotted last week with a bell on its neck.
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J. WH. Gray
Lee's Chapel
Joe Powers
W. D. Duke
Jim Jackson
Bob Dukes
Jim McIntosh
A. W Duke
J. H. Gray
Prayer Meeting Attended. Weekly Gatherings Planned
The report notes a well attended Sunday prayer meeting and announces ongoing Sunday evening gatherings with all welcome. It also mentions visits from Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Duffey with children to the former's mother, and lists Messrs. John Henry, C. B. Driver, and sister Rebecca among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Duffey
John Henry
C. B. Driver
Rebecca
Singing by Miss Willie Wortham Draws Young Parishioners
The Glenloch Sunday service featured Miss Willie Wortham with a large turnout of young people. Sunday School was well attended and a reminder for all to meet at 9 o'clock. Carrollton visitor Emmett Bagwell stayed with Prof. Joseph Bagwell during the weekend while Mrs. Jim Burson remains ill. Leonard Huffmen made a business trip to Carrollton last week. Bill Folds and wife report their babies are quite ill.
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Willie Wortham
Emmett Bagwell
Carrollton
Joseph Bagwell
Jim Burson
Leonard Huffmen
Billl Folds
Local visitors and sick at Cross Plains
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis visited relatives at Cross Plains Sunday. Mr. A. H. Hinesley of Cross Plains spent Friday night with Mr. J. D. Reeves and family on the way to Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gladney visited the latter's father, Mr. S. E. Wilson, Sunday. Dr. Lewis was called Sunday to see Mrs. H. T. Fuller, who has been sick for a long time, to the regret of her many friends.
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Mt. Zion
W. Carter
Mattie Phillips
Rome
Tom Friddell
McWhorter
Black Gum
J. J. Lewis
Cross Plains
A. H. Hinesley
J. D. Reeves
Atlanta
T. W. Gladney
S. E.wilson
Lewis
H. T. Fuller
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Quinn Edwards
Bremen
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E. Creel
G. V. Nixon
Mat Holmes
Mr. Nixon
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Ora Entrekin
Zell Walton
Annie Lee Leak
Sam Moore
Earl Johnson
J. T. Stone
Pearl
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Thllapoosa
Waco
Lee’s Chapel
Clem
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Pictorial Review
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Madras
Merrell Bros. Company
Carrollton, Georgia
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