Methodist Church Week of Worship and Revival Recap
John P. Erwin, pastor, notes revival meetings closed strong with godly unity and generous giving. He commends Brother Porterfield for leadership, praises Young Peoples prayer meetings, and urges sustained spiritual effort in church work. Calendar lists Sunday services, Epworth League, Bible study, and women’s society events with dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Gervics
House Packld
Brother Porterfield
Soa
Young Peoples
Bro
Porterfield
Hind
Tabernacle Church Sees Good Day Despite Weather
Pastor W L Haimbrick reports a fine Sunday at Tabernacle Church despite poor weather. Evangelistic Conference Tuesday called a great success with pleased attendees. Youths traveled to State P U in Athens for reports. Sunday sermons focus on When Jesus Reigns and The End of the World. Bible School at 9 43. Five BY 10s meet at 7. Ladies and Buspeapa meet at 3 30. Wednesday services at 3 p m. Come, let us worship together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Bible School
Busbeapa
Mortiny
Bankrupt Notices From Northern District of Georgia
Bankruptcy notices list debtors Buddie J Hayes Earnest M Trammell and B C Wahis with adjudications in 1922. Creditors are invited to attend first meetings in Carrollton Ga to prove claims examine bankrupts appoint trustees and conduct related business.
Home Mission Day at Presbyterian Church Honors Our Contemporary Ancestors
Next Sunday the Presbyterian Church will hold Home Mission Day with the Sunday School presenting a program on Our Contemporary Ancestors. The offering supports three Mountain Mission Schools in Kentucky and complements missions across Appalachia. Members and friends are invited to contribute and attend choir practice Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission
Mountain Mission
Sturt Robinedn
Blackey, Ky
Highland Institution
Guepant
Brooks Memorial Institute
Canrp
Synod of Appalachia
Kentucky
Tennesure
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Mark Grier
Hosital
Hauehoufou
China
Hispital
Hnepital
Kathleen Almand
Westininatey
First Baptist Picnic Planned for July Fourth at Mandeville Pasture
The First Baptist Sunday School will host a July 4 picnic from 1 to 7 PM at Mandeville pasture north of Alabama Street by the branch. Dinner at 6 PM. All children and parents invited. bring a dish. Cold drinks provided by the committee. Horace Gale and Miss Ruth Smith will represent BYP at an Athens info meeting. The Boy Beauts travel to Newnan for the jamboree Thursday. Regular activities resume next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandeville
Alabama Street
Horace Gale
Mies Ruth Smith
Info
Athens
Newnan
Bankrupt Referee Notices At Carrollton And Bowdon Junction
Creditors of William H. Evans and other bankrupts are notified the referee in bankruptcy will convene at the Carrollton office at nine o'clock A M on July first to prove claims examine the bankrupt elect a trustee and conduct related business. Notices dated June 1922 in Carrollton Ga with details for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Northern District
Georgia
Buddie J. Hayes
Franklin
Heard
Buddia J. Waynes
Carrollton
Bivdaly
Eugene Spranlin
Northern District of
Earnest M. Trpmmell
Burwell
Carroll
Earnest M. Trammell
Garrellton
Jane
Eugene Sfradlin
Eugene Spradlin
William H. Evans
Bowdon Junction
Bankrupt Sale of Carroll County Real Estate Listed
In the matter of J J Nutt a bankruptcy order by Referee Eugene Spradlin sets a cash sale at the Carroll County Georgia courthouse. Ninety acres of land in the 11th district part of lots 234 and 2a, with liens from the Jol Fancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, securing 42 800.00, listed in Book 20 page 26. Sale projected for July with an estimated value around 30 000.00, subject to required notices and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Nutt
Eugene Spradlin
Court House
Carroll County
Georgia
Bedig
Jol Fancock Mutual Life Tasianes Company
Superior Court
Morrell Gonutr
Yale
Gray clad legions throng Richmond for reunion
Richmond Va June 20 Enshrined in memory the Spirit of the South marks the opening session of the thirty second annual Confederate Veterans reunion. Veterans and descendants fill the city auditorium as war songs stir the crowd. Senators Harrison and Freeman spoke. plans, committees and greetings followed. Nearly 16 000 veterans arrived by rail and about 40 000 guests are housed in Richmond hotels and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Douglas
Freeman
Sona
Waterana
Nession
Confederated Southern Memorial Association
Julian 8. Carr
Veterans
Sons of Veterans
J. R Saunders
Virginia
la Follette
Lodge
Warrington
Jefferson
Monroe
Lee
Javkeon
Woodrow Wilson
Birthday Dinner Honoring W J Shef field 1922
In June 18 1922 Mr W J Shef field hosted a birthday dinner for his fifty second birthday. The gathering included numerous relatives and friends from Tallapoosa Hilott Temple and other areas. Guests enjoyed singing conversation and a fine meal wishing many more birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Sheffield
Tom Sheffield
Tallapoosa
John Horat
Arne
Temple
Lon Kenton
Hilott
H.H. Kenton
W. H. Embry
Dewell
Grover Gurst
Albert Brown
H. J. Sheffield
Will Driver
John Morgan
Dooley Shoeffield
Dewny Harris
Raymond Sheffield
Fod
Alvin Moore
Abbey
Ruby Moore
Lois Carter
Virpie Bhafirix
Volma Driver
Flora Black
Lenn Green
Lucile Rigsby
Vara Shadrix
Alien Green
Dora Black
Eva Dyer
Ary Green
Mesars
Dewel Green
Robert Shadrix
Charliya Black
Herman Dyer
Jake Miler
Right
Ernest Muse
Loyd Crutchfield
Mrs McLendon Hosts Shower for Bride Elect
Mrs McLendon hosted a miscellaneous shower at her Longview home Tuesday afternoon for bride-elect Miss Hattie Scoggins. The dining room displayed foxer and Terns, white crepe streamers, and a pink rose centerpiece with a dainty bride figure. Margaret McLendon and Horace Stewart delivered gifts amid light refreshments for about thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Melendon
Longview
Hattie Scoggins
Ross
Birthday Party for Weema D Jones at Jenga Mill
Weema D Jones celebrated his third birthday on June 20 at Jenga Mill near Whitesburg. Guests included Dallas Muth May Jones Sterling Clyde Jones and other local children. The day featured play on a sand bar and water activities followed by a dinner under shade trees by a spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weema D. Jones
J. T. Jones
Jenga’ Mill
Whitesburg
Dallas Muth
May Jones
Sand Hill
Sterling
Clyde Jones
Carrollton
Marty
Birthday Party Surprise Torn Into Odd Scribbles
A garbled OCR entry records a surprise birthday party event with scattered names and incomplete phrases. The readable items include references to a birthday, a Dr Vaviling, several personal names, and brief mentions of locations and media-like captions, though the details are unclear.
Deaths and funerals of Mrs Martha L Garrett Gibson
Mrs Martha Lila Garrett Gibson wife of Charles M Gibson dies after fifteen years of ill health. She joined the Methodist Protestant church and remained loyal. Survived by husband seven children and her father John Garrett, plus eight brothers and one sister. Funeral by Rev John P Erwin at First Methodist, burial in city cemetery. Many friends extend sympathy to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Csime
Charles M. Gibson
Martha Lila Garrett
John Garrett
Gibson
Asong
Harlem
Frank
Paul
Grady Brazil
Dick Holmes
Elsie
Carrollton
Andrew Garrett
Best
Ann
Tallapoosa
Newt
Bowdon
Henry
Levi
Joe
Elisha
J. M
Carroll County
Mre
M. E. Westrooks
John
Sunday School Division Notice Cancelled Meeting Postponed
The Sunday School convention for the Fourth Division, slated for the second Sunday in July at Bethel choral, is canceled due to the county meeting at Burwell. Delegates are urged to be sent from all churches, with a full program to be published later. Executive Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Choral
Burwell
Oak Ridge South Prayer Meeting and Local News
The Oak Ridge South column notes a large attendance at Mr. Bennetts prayer meeting last Sunday with plans to meet at Mr Jesse Phillipas next Sunday. It lists visits by Mrs and Mrs Ap Griffin to their sick relative in Carrollton, And mentions singing at Oak Grove and a mule incident with Earl Grays animal. Sympathy extended to families of Billé McLendon of Veal and Tam Staples of Roopville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Jesse Phillipa
Whooping Creek
Frank Mote
Oak Grove
Earl Gray
Billié McLendon
Veal
Tam Btaptes
Roopville
Mrs Georgia Carter Dies After Long Illness in Carrollton
Mrs Georgia Caroline Carter widow of G B Carter died Friday night at 11 30 at her son J R Carters house. Born September 24 1851 in Coweta County she was 70 years 8 months 22 days. A member of First Methodist she upheld devotions at home when ill. Survived by sons L M Carter Athens Head L J Carter George Ed Carter O D Carter Ly and O D Ly and daughters Mrs J H Turner and Mrs Olin Robert Carter Carterton others include daughter Mrs Thuma Carter. Funeral services were held Sunday at the church with Rev John P Erwin officiating. The bereaved circle of friends extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Carter
Hst
Georgia Caroline Carter
G. BR. Carter
Tne
Cowetn County
Misa Coorgit Cordline
Nud
First Methodist Church
Christ
L. M. Carter
Athens
J. R
George
J. H, Turner
Olin Robert
Mira Thuma Carter
Carrollton
Wrather
Tout Btorcy
Woro
Torus
Rein
John P. Erwin
Cendtery
Roopville Man T T Staples Passes Away at Home
Mr T T Staples of Roopville dies at his home on Innt Saturday at age TA He was born in Meriwether County and moved to Carroll with his family at about fifteen His five sons T and others and one daughter Mrs Leo Pylant of Roopville survive He also leaves a brother J W Staples and sisters Miss Julia Staples and Mrs John Craven The funeral was Sunday at My EB church with Rev W P Garmichael officiating and burial in the cemetery Pallbearers were his five sons and the attending physician. burial followed at the local cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roopville
Hyo
Meriwether Coonty
Ching
Carroll
Tim
Conway
Ark
W. L
Mra
Leo Pylant
Alao
J. W. Staples
Julia Stapler
John Craven
Trade
Aln
Thureh
South
W. P. Garmichael
Pall Bear
Eng
Mrs Roy Neal Called By Dear
Mrs Roy Neal died at her mother’s home near Carrollton on Wednesday the 14th. Before marriage she was Miss Roxie Chappell. Their home was at Tallapoosa. She visited her mother and was laid to rest in Feetate Abe Jene church last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Roy Wen
Carrollton
Roxie Chappell
Tallapooas
William B. McLendon Dies at Home Near Tyuy
William B. McLendon, a prominent Carroll County citizen, died at his home near Tyuy on Saturday. His body was laid to rest Sunday at Tyus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. McLendon
Tyuy
Anat
Death of a Little Child in Air District Incident
A report from Thursday details a fatal incident in the air district near Serwanan involving Mr. and Mrs. A little child. Authorities say the event occurred near the Crofford Aine residence with limited readable details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mus
R. Crofford Aine
Ins
Tiuraday
Barly
Serwnan
For Sale Dex oe vires rnlle erie Loom uz tailr Tobinson
Fragmented for sale notice mentions bidders and prices but readable details are unclear. Items appear tied to a local business listing with names Tobinson and Walker in Kew athoet and unclear terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex
Tobinson & Walker
Kew
Athoet
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Methodist Church
Epworth League
Workers Council
Woman's Missionary Society
Tabernacle Church
W. L. Haimbrick
Vourae
Northern District of Georgia
B. C. Wahis
Temple Re
Presbyterian Church
E. Ls, Barber
Foreign Missions
Homo Missions
Grace Hospital
Banner Elk
Grandfather Orphans Home
Lees-McRae Institute
N. C
Christian Endeavor
Miasen Jennie Darden
Jane Fraces Reagin
Young Peoples Conference
Gainesville
First Baptist
Lamar
Brown
Richmond Streets
Sheffield
Mrs. McLendon
Shower
Mika Bentrine
Advaiijseu
Ganic
Pat Sprat
Ian
Mtr
Jashatay
Mies
Day
Adis
Josie Slaven
C.M. Gibson
Fourth Div
Oak Ridge—South
Ap Griffin
Manuel Griffin
Garrollton
T. T. Staples
Roy Neal
Deah
W. F. Ray
Easley
Mrs. Ray
C. Maxwell
J. F. Morris
S. J. Boykin & Sons
General Insurance
Carrollton, GA
Waco
Bremen
Villa Rica
Atlanta
Winston
Douglasville
Lithia Springs
Austell
Mableton
Southern Railway
Bialy
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