In Church Circles Emphasize Final Days of Evangelistic Meetings
The eVangelistic meetings continue until Sunday night with daily services at 2 30 a m and 7 46 p m Young people pray at 7 15 p m Nine new members have joined the church and more are hoped The master calls believers to work during these days a note from the pastor highlights renewed energy A great Sunday with large attendance and strong music closes the day Sabbath School at 9 15 a m preaching at 11 00 a m and 8 30 p m Y P U meets at 7 00 p m Members urged to attend and non members urged to join.
Presbyterian Church Program and Mission Day Notes
The Presbyterian Church led by Rev. E. L. Barber announces Sunday services at 11:00 A M and 8:00 P M with Sunday School at 8:30. A Home Mission Day on Tone 25th funds dormitories in Kentucky and Highland Hospital. Misses Jamie Darden and Frances Reagin attend the Synodical Young Peoples conference in Gainesville, with large delegation seeing them off. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:25 P M with a contentment program and multiple speakers and scripture themes. Auxiliary Circle No. 1 hosts a June 26 meeting at 3:30 with mission schools discussion, prayers, devotional, and a talk by Rev Barber.
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Highland Bebool
Querrant
Jamie Darden
Frances Reagin
Gainesville
Synodical Young Peoples’ Conference
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Eric
Spruell
Esau
Sarah Dozier
Agur
Sarah Tompkins
Fadl
Phil
Harry Bickford
Best
Mattias Dozier
Mizrah
A. A. Simonton
Maplscat
Holderness
C. K. Henderson
Our Mission Schools
E. B. Meadows
E. LU
Tabernacle Church Hosts Guest Pastor in Revival Week
Absence of Rev W L Hambrick led Dr John F Purser of Atlanta to fill the pulpit Sunday at Tabernacle Church. Purser delivered strong sermons both morning and evening as Hambrick returns from a revival in South Georgia to resume duties next Sunday.
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John F. Purser
Atlanta
First Baptist Notes on New Boy Scout Unit
Mr E R Welsh, Scout Executive of the Fourth District, started the Boy Scout organization at the church. Officers elected include Scout Master Horace Cols, Assistant Scout Masters Wooten and Kieffer Snead, Troop Committee Drs. Harry Bledsoe, Lamar Brown, and Mr. Sandifer. Meetings Tuesday at 5 pm. Revival services at the Methodist church grow.
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E. R. Welsh
Horace Cols
Wooten
Kieffer Snead
Harry Bledsoe
Lamar &. Brown
Sandifer
Advertiser Refuses Ad Insert After Hymn Book Gift
A local advertiser offered churel tree hymn books in exchange for ad placement. The congregation accepted and received the hymn books. On Sunday the minister announced that, despite the gift, no advertisement appeared in the fly leaves, and urged singing hymn No 67 as the service began.
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Locnal
Brethren and Sistera
Bunken
Angela
Boy Scout News Troop 2 Meets at Methodist Church
Troop 2 held a successful meeting on June 13 with Scoutmaster Frank Myers at the Methodist church. The troop divided into three patrols and elected leaders: Eagle Patrol led by Johanna Cramer with Rufus Askew as assistant. Beaver Patrol led by Steve Rongin with Morris Hallam as assistant. Bob Whites led by A. Smith with Seamon Baskin as assistant and Julian Harris as Scout Berthe.
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Frank Myers
Methodist Church
EAGLE
Johanna Cramer
Rufus Askew
Beaver Patrol
Steve Rongin
Morris Hallam
Bob Whites
A. Smith
Seamon Baskin
Julian Harris
Berthe
Fourth District Wins State Meet Literary and Athletic Cups
Representatives from Fourth District High Schools won both literary and athletic first prizes at the State Meet in Athens last week, marking the first time a district achieved this double. Carl Carrollton’s Hlwin Pearce set a state high jump record, while winners in recitations, declamations, essays, spelling, and athletics were noted across districts.
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Athens
Hlwin Pearce
Carrollton
Christime Weatherly
Baxley
Manyillo Star
Winder
Katherine Smith
Springfield
Robert Oliver
Kirkwood
Broughton Lord
Commerce
Sidney Winfield
Eatonton
Advertising Proverbs For Business Growth
A garbled ad proverb set notes that advertising works in various weathers and that steady effort saves business. It cites bird of a feather, an oak needs many blows, and a small spark can start a great fire, urging persistent promotion and steady occupation to avoid temptation.
Boy Scouts Meet at Pearl Lake Near Newnan on June 14
A Metntoah Council district jamboree will be held at Pearl Lake two and a half miles south of Newnan on the Newnan and LaGrange road June 14. Troops, committees, and prominent citizens are urged to attend as exhibits in tilting, water polo, water baseball, and lifesaving are planned. A LaGrange and Newnan scout camp will operate, with two loving cups for new and old troops.
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Metntoah Council
Pearl Dake
Nownan
Nownan and
LaGrange Road
Newnan
LaGrange
Sally
Scouta
Ifo
Tone
Gota
Tiina
Firat
Cout
Tina
New Crop of South Soon Turns to Gold
Atlanta is told that a new crop, destined to become wealth, is emerging across southern fields. Sun and rain convert raw products into money as commerce turns local harvests into national wealth, while debates swirl in capitals and the country awaits the harvest’s impact.
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Atlanta
Costa Plat
Valley of
the Nile
Land of
Dixie
Local Resident Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mr. Boy Golé of Bremen Road underwent an appendicitis operation at the hospital on Sunday.
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Boy Golé
Bremen
Hospital
Black Draught Proves Helpful for Liver Ailments
East Nashville raises Thedford’s Black Draught claim as a trusted remedy for sour stomach indigestion and torpid liver. W N Parsons, local grocer, endorses it as essential, noting relief from headaches, indigestion, and bowel cleansing, while urging households to keep it on hand.
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Nashville
Thedford
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