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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
A physician outlines a basic remedy for inflamed gallbladder and related liver issues. Also advertised are opportunities to sell hosiery, stock plant offerings from government seed beds, and various tomato and seed plant listings with prices and quantities.
Sunday School at 9 40 A M urges personal work for salvation of children. Morning preaching, 11 00, special men and boys service at 3 00 with women and girls invited. Epworth League at 6 45 P M. revival continues to June 18. Weekday services 9 30 A M and 7 45 P M. Porterfield praised as chorus leader. Christian Endeavor 7 26 sharp. mission school radio program and various speakers listed. prayers for mission schools. Community invited to attend all events.
An auxiliary gathering at the church July? June 19 1922 features Hymn Prayer and Devotional led by Mrs Simonton Mrs E Meadows and Mrs Henderson. Twelve young ladies present a play Montreat. Four new members joined by letter and faith. Westminster Society hosted by Mrs J O Newell with a large turnout. Sunday School growing. committee to buy song books includes Mrs Jack Aycock H S Horton and Mr Barber.
Georgia Baptist State convention marks its 100th anniversary with praise and thanks. The Sunday message promised God will never leave nor forsake. Reverend Ernest Barber preached on Love as many members attended. Sunday School attendance lagging. revival at Methodist church well attended. WMS met. choir to perform special music next Sunday.
The pastor and family left Monday morning for Macon to attend the Baptist Centenial meeting. Rev ILimbrick will then go to South Georgia for a ten day revival and visit friends in Statesboro. Dr John F Purser, a Souths prominent preacher, will fill the pulpit Sunday morning and evening. Bible School and other announcements as usual. The pastor and family return Sunday week. The B P U s had a joint entertainment last Friday evening at the pastor's home.
Additional Locals miss Covington of Atlanta spent the week end with Miss Ethel Smith. Minx Authonetty Peares will leave next week for Richland GA to spend the summer with relatives. Ruth Redwine returned from Douglasville where she taught and visits her parents. She departs June 16 for Fairburn to take a Home Demonstration Agent post. Joe Astin left Thursday for Atlanta to join Citizens and Southern Bank. Wooten Snead returns from Oglethorpe University to spend vacation with his parents. John Tanner, after study at Georgian University Athens, arrives to stay with his parents. Annia Harman, diploma recipient from State Normal School Athens, returns for summer at home.
Georgia's annual State Sunday School convention meets in Columbus June 13 14 15 with the theme Forward and Religious Education. Delegates from across the state will attend. headquarters at First Baptist Church with sessions, division meetings, and a visit to Camp Henning. Notables from Georgia and several out of state speakers will participate. round trip rates of one and a half fare available.
The first rural meeting of the Carrollton Advertising Club was hosted Friday night May 26 at Charles I Richards Sand Hill home. Attendees from Sand Hill praised the event with songs talks and a witty response from Prof Ingram.
Columbus Ga June 1 a letter warning Chief J M Huling of Musagea county police to leave the city was resolved by J By Key chairman of the Board of County Commissioners It was said Tuesday afternoon Huling refused to comment but hinted he had received such a missive and would stay in Columbus He planned to remain here for some time Authorities were silent about the matter and mayoral home bombing investigation Goth county authorities are busy with no substantial clues as to the perpetrator of the outrage
A terse, old fashioned note hints at a man who believes himself wiser than others and risks being proven wrong by his own information. The line reads as a sly jab at overconfident opinion during a period of public discourse.
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