Indian Creek Holds Annual Singing On Fourth Sunday
Indian Creek observed its annual singing on the fourth Sunday with a daylong program of prayer and music. J E Eason chaired the meeting, with W S Banks and others leading prayers, multiple 20 minute music segments, talks on music, a large community dinner, and orderly proceedings throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
J. E. Eason
Singing Society
W. S. Banks
Bro. C. R. Powell
A. R. Horsley
Prof. Cole
A. M. Cammon
AL Jen Barnes
M. W. Lovvorn
J. W. Williams
N. E. Denney
Ella Pate
Walter Button
M. D. Lee
J. B. Entrekin
R. M. Reid
J. R. Barrow
Crider
In Memory of Little Copeland Wicks
In memory of Copeland Wicks on the morning of May sixteenth death came for our precious child after five days of illness. He bore pain with remarkable courage for his age. We seek comfort in that God called him for a special purpose and look forward to heaven where there is reunion free of sorrow.
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Copeland
Essay of Bowdon church singings and healing oil ad
To Prevent Blood Poisoning apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR PORTER S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL dressing that relieves pain and heals. Not all at ment 5c 0c $1 6c are thankful. We also thank the many Visitors for their presence and assistance. This closes one joyful day s singing may God permit us to meet again Rev R M Lovyern dismissed us J E Eason Chairman A A Black Secretary Bowdon Ga
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Porter
R. M. Lovyern
J. E. Eason
A. A. Black
Bowdon
Barn Fire Destroys Whitesburg Bar Beloved by Mr. Ansley
In Whitesburg on Monday night a fire destroyed the bar of Mr. Quinn S. Anstey, with oats and straw burned in the barn. The dwelling and livestock were saved, and no insurance covered the loss estimated at 800 to 900 dollars. Neighbors have begun assistance, and the origin remains uncertain, with theories ranging from spontaneous combustion to cats left in threshing.
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Whitesburg
Quinn S. Anstey
Ansley
Shake Off Your Rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment
A vintage notice urges readers to try a twenty-five cent bottle of Chamberlain's Liniment to relieve rheumatic pains. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store.
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Chamberlain's
Red Cross Drug Store
In Memory of Alexander Tyson MasonIC Fraternity Death Notice
Death notice honoring Alexander Tyson born February 17 1844 married November 20 1867 joined Rocky Mount church 1871 and Lutherville Lodge Meriwether county later Carroll county died June 3 1913 funeral with Masonic Honors at Antioch church June 4 read by M M Hallam J M L Strickland E A Merrell committee notes published in county papers and minutes
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Alexander Tyson
Brother Tyson
Rocky Mount
Meriwether County
Lutherville Lodge
Carroll County
Tyson
Antioch Church
Bowden Local News Highlights Travels and Visits
Miss Hettie, Mary Holland, and Nell Downs spend a few days in Jacksonville Florida. Mary Martin returns home from Buford Georgia. Mrs. Fullilove visits her mother near Burwell. Alva Smith of Chattanooga stays several days. Bonnie Morris of Mt. Zion visits Mrs. Pearl Holmes. Mrs. Tarpley and her daughter from Denver visit Miss Coley Tarpley and mother. W R Hay of Carrollton spends weekend with J H C Jones family. Watch Whatley and Pense Bennett in Florida. Hugh Barrow of Barnesville spent Sunday at home. Cliff Griffin in Carrollton. Jack Hood and Atlanta family pass through to Wedowee. Mrs. Roberts of Augusta visits her parents. Herman Reaves announce birth of a fine boy. Claude Street, Edwin Bledsoe, and L H Griffin of Carrollton spend Monday here. J H Kaylor of Graham Alabama spend Monday here.
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Hettie
Mary Holland
Nell Downs
Jacksonville
Fla
Mary Martin
Buford
John Fullilove
Burwell
Alva Smith
Chattanooga
Bonnie Morris
Mt. Zion
Pearl Holmes
J. W. Tarpley
Little
Denver
Colorado
Coley Tarpley
W. R. Hay
Carrollton
J. H. C. Jones
Watch Whatley and Pense
Bennett
Florida
Jack Hood
Atlanta
Wedowee
Mrs Roberts
Augusta
Herman Reaves
Messrs
Claude Street
Edwin Bledsoe
L. H. Griffin
J. H. Kaylor
Graham, Ala
Salem News Weekend Visits and Religious Meetings
Regu lar meeting days noted in Salem News with Rev. Shadix of Gold Ridge and his father preaching. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. John Cummings of Graham Alabama, Mrs. Eliza McWhorter with Mrs. Nixon, Abner Nixon visiting sister Mrs. Yates, Mrs. J. M. Rigsby with Mrs. Nixon, Forney Smith family from Victory, Amis Rigsby and Paul Lucky from Muscadine, Jim McCray and wife from Antioch, Tom Scott and grandmother Mrs. Grainger in Carrollton, H. C. Stallings of Atlanta, Sallie and Olivia Nixon with Lonnie Yates, and Rev. D. F. Stamps visiting his brother in Newnan.
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Shadix
Gold Ridge
John Cummings
Graham, Ala
Mr. Abner Nixon
W. L. Yates
Antioch
J. M. Rigsby
W. B. Nixon
Forney Smith
Victory
Ville
Amis Rigsby
Paul Lucky
Muscadine
Ala
Jim McCray
Antiloch
G. C. Stamps
Tom Scott
Carrollton
Grainger
H.C. Stallings
Atlanta
Sallie
Olivia Nixon
Lonnie Yates
D. F. Stamps
Newnan
Our Next Fair Promises a Clean Progressive Educational Fair
R Lee Sharpe urges Carroll county residents to support Prof J H Melson and a new fair for 1913. He emphasizes teamwork over big attractions, aims for a neat and clean event focused on local exhibits, and calls for widespread boosting of a progressive educational fair.
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J. H. Melson
A. & M. Fair
Prof. Melson
Carroll County
Carroll
R, Lee Sharpe
Farm Credit Ad Promises Best Terms in Carroll Haralson
A period advertisement urges loans to honest farmers in Carroll and Haralson counties offering generous credit. It stresses favorable six month terms aimed at reliable, productive growers seeking capital for cultivation and expansion.
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Carroll
Haralson
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil Promoted As Cure All
Advert says Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil cures old sores and ailments no matter how long standing. Claims include rapid pain relief and healing. Available in 25c, 5c, and 1.00 prices.
The Pimpernel Petals Open With Morning Weather
Reading from a historical notice, the Pimpernel opens in the morning between seven and eight o'clock and closes in the afternoon from two to three. If morning opening fails or closing is later than expected, rain may be anticipated.
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Little Copeland Wicks
Liggett & Myers
Taggart & Myers Tobacco Co
Durham
N. C
Dub
Sean Y
ST. Louis, MO
Mr. Ansley
Carroll Lodge
M. M. Hallam
J. M. L. Strickland
E. A. Merrell
Bowden
Hugh Barrow
Barnesville
Cliff Griffin
Salem News
Eliza McWhorter
S. D."nixon
Scott
Bloomfield
Castoria
Tramel Mia
Southern Railway
Gettysburg
Bremen
J. L. Meek
A.G.P. A
R.L. Baylor
Atlanta, Ga
Citizens Bank
A. K. Snead, Pref
W. W. Heaton
Lewis S. Sims, Caikiei
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