Seacast Camp Plans in Buzzards Bay by Boy Scouts
The 1921 National Council Seacamp of Seascouts will pitch at Tabor Academy Marion Massachusetts offering space and gear for three ships and officers. Eligible are seascouts and cabin boys 15 or older weighing at least 91 2 pounds. The camp runs July 6 to 16 with sea man ship and Lifesaving training, then a long cruise in Curlew’s flotilla. A second session lasts July 28 to August 6 with a reprise of the program. The 67 foot schooner Black Duck will cruise in Buzzards Bay with Ensign Cheatham in command. General Goethals and committee members will visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Seascouts
Boy Scouts of Almerica
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Hans
Black Dueck
Cheatham
Tabor Academy Stam
Buzzard's Bay
General Goethals
National Seascout Committee
Brave Salt Lake Scout Saves Child From Embankment
Harry C. Harper, a charter member of Salt Lake Troop 61, received a bronze Court of Honor medal for saving a five year old from a car rolling toward an embankment. He leaped onto the running board and stopped the vehicle just as it teetered on two wheels. Harper, an Eagle scout, also earned Liberty Loan and War Savings medals for earlier service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor of the
Nationa Council
Harry C. Harper
Salt Lake
Harper Jn
Liberty Loan
Scouts Help Air Service Mark New DC 1 Route
Washington scouts laid the fast marker D.C. 1 for the Bolling Field to Dayton Ohio air route and await federal air service cooperation. Plans include aiding aviation efforts with weather reporting, airway guarding, night signaling, landing support, and terrain reporting.
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Washington
D.C. 1
Bolling Field
Dayton
Ohio
Federal Air Service
aViato
Scout Delivery Plan in Beaumont Texas
Beaumont scouts were asked to deliver telephone books after managers noted waste from discarded volumes. The plan aimed to rely on scouts for reliable distribution, reducing losses and costly waste.
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Beaumont
Texas
Focal Telephone Companys
Carrollton Route 6 Local News And Birth Announcements
Most residents are done chopping cotton as the column notes community life. A baby girl arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Patterson, while a two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tuggle died Saturday night and was buried at Old Camp Ground. Several visits and social notes follow from Carrollton and nearby families. Cutting oats and wheat is active. next Sunday at Antioch features a singing evening open to all.
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T. L. Roberts
Oscar Patterson
Jane
Harvey Tuggle
Old Camp Ground
Abner Nixon
Salum
Lonnie Watts
Jim McCray
Bethel
Joe Wilder
Carrollton
J. M. Patterson
Troy Norton
Ena
Minnie Yates
Quillian Iinesley
Ealom
Wirl
Reba
Ruby
Mattle Ivey
Bunday
Antioch
Gertrude Patterson
Annie Freeman
Lonnie Yates
Lee Yates
Della and
Maud Patterson
Tom Stead
Bow‘lon
Holloway
Melvin Yates
Jep Lovyern
Elbert Crook
Etta Freeman
Walter Tyson
Beulah
Carreton
Frequent care tips for keeping ice chests cold in summer
Practical, era tone guidance from the United States Department of Agriculture on selecting, maintaining, and loading ice chests. Emphasizes temperature, cleanliness, proper drainage, door etiquette, and food handling to prevent spoilage and save money.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Ig Money Everything! A Broadway Drama by Mrs. Hall
Rose Stahl will produce the four act play Ig Money Everything on Broadway New York written by Mrs. Frieda Hall of Chicago head of a conservatory of music drama and dancing in the Auditorium building Congress and Wabash. At nineteen she wrote The Voyagers a musical comedy produced in Chicago. She has trained many young artists now performing publicly in music and drama.
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Rose Stahl
N. Y
Prieda Hall
Chicago
Frieda Hall
Hero
duinpeserEt
Sermon notes on blood atonement and angels
Extracts from morning and evening services emphasize Christ as the Lamb of God cleansing sin by His blood and the need for confession. The sermon also discusses angels as ministering spirits, guardians, and messengers, with scriptural references from Genesis to Revelation and examples of angelic intervention.
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Tegus
Jesus Christ
Calvary's Cross
First Baptist Church Sermon Series to Continue
The First Baptist Church will host services next Sunday with Pastor Dr Gilbert Dobbs continuing his series on time themes urging all members to attend. Prayer meeting and Sunday School remain strong with Superintendent Logyorn seeking full cooperation in growing the Sunday School and aiding any members in illness or trouble.
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Uin
First Baptist Church
Gilbert Dobbs
Logyorn
Evangelistic Conference at Carrollton First Baptist Church
A conference on evangelism will be held at Carrollton First Baptist Church on Tuesday June 14 starting at 9 30 p m Ministers and laymen of the Carrollton association are urged to attend and take part in discussions Topics include Soul Winning Christ and Evangelism and The Pastor s Supreme Task with able speakers. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton First Baptist Church
Carrollton
Presbyterian Church Services and Notices
Church announces services next Sabbath at 11 a m and 4 p m Sunday School at 9 30 a m Prayer meeting Wednesday night urged attendance. Offering of 20 dollars from Sunday School for industrial medical and educational work. Young Study Class meets Monday at 3 30 p m with Mrs Henderson Lesson Acts 11. Synodical conference in Georgia June 14 to 27. Young people conference June 1 to 20. members urged to volunteer.
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Sehiool
Monhday
Noccovhes
Young Peoples
Sunday Schedule And Sunday School Day At Methodist Church
The Methodist Church led by Pastor John P. Erwin lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Epworth League at 7 p m Workers Council Monday prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m Sunday School Day will be observed by the school in the church at 10 o clock with the morning sermon tied to the day Members are urged to attend all services The church plans Father s Day June 19 and Home Coming Day for the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Workers’ Council
Carrollton Prayers and Singings Move Followers Forward
June 7 1921 Dear Free Press reports growing church prayer meetings with increased attendance and good behavior. Next gathering at Mr Holder’s led by Mr Finncock, and all-day singings near Onrxoliten at Tillapoosa Primitive Baptist church with Allen Barhes. Mentions crop hardships, divine guidance, and visiting notable locals including Rev George Harper and his daughter at local cottages. The piece notes community appreciation for Jim Smith and longtime residents like Jilin.
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Free Press
Holder
For Sale Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines
Sale notice for pianos organs and sewing machines in good condition. Bargains offered by Kytle & Aycock at a rural address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Kytle & Aycock
Atineblindfuc
Gone to Rest J L Douglas obituary notice
On Friday morning May 1921 God took from us husband and father J L Douglas in perfect health. His last words were I will be back for dinner. Tess carried his spirit to a better world where there is no more pain. He devoted his life to family, helping others in need and caring for us. A precious one from us is gone, a voice we loved is stilled, a place remains in our home. Mrs J L Douglas and Children.
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Calvary’s
Christ
Hlm
Moses
Joshua
Jericho
Lord
Abraham
God
Satan
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
J. L. Douglas
Tess
Palf
Vicksess
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National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
AIR Service
Baptist Tabernacle
W. S. Hambrick
John
Tesus
Jesus
Son
Johan
Hell
Peter
Angela
Lazarus
Evangelistic Conference
Presbyterian Church
the Methodist Church
John P. Erwin
Jim Smith
George BR
Harper
TW. U
Hob Williamson
George
Jilin
Mra. J. L. Dongins and Children
Crain’s
Whitman
Carrollton Soda Company
A. S. Crain
Mgr
PHONE
Jake Maloof
Horton’s
Jake
the Banana Man
J. F. Morris
Iit
Livingston Medicine Company
Criffin
Atlanta
the Regenerator Club
Atinata, Ga
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