Baptists Report Where Money Goes From Campaign Funds
Dr L R Scarborough reports from Nashville on the 75 Million Campaign showing $16 861 100 86 pledged by Dec 1 1920 benefiting Foreign Missions Home Missions Christian education hospitals orphanages and ministerial relief. Foreign Mission Board receipts support new provinces in China Spain Hungary Roumania Yugoslavia and Ukraine plus work in Syria Palestine and Eastern Siberia with 100 new American missionaries. Home Missions doubles budget aiding evangelism church building and mountain schools with state missions gains across 18 convention states. Conservation returns total 2 472 756 to Baptist institutions for improvements endowments debt relief and ongoing projects including ten new hospitals and 1 111 439 45 campaign funds plus two million local gifts. Orphanages receive 1 018 798 67 with 325 000 improvements, Relief and Annuity Board receives 408 148 82 and 300 000 from Rockefeller Sr. funds.
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L. R. Scarborough
Conservation Commission
Nashville
Foreign Mission Board
China
Spain
Hungary
Roumania
Jugoslavia
Ukraine
Russia
Ita
Syria
Palestine
Siberia
Love
Home Missions
Home Mission Board
Cuba
Panama
Convention Territory
The
Baptist Anstitations of
Southern Baptists
Relief and
Rockefeller, Sr
Shiloh Regular Sermons Amid Rainy Weekend
Regular preaching days at Shiloh with no Saturday service due to rain. Saturday night and Sunday sermons noted as very interesting. Numerous local families and visitors attended services and gatherings including Mrs. Belah Johnson, Mr. Aderhola of Heard County, and Carrollton guests. Decoration day planned for the second Sunday in May with program to be published later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Johnson
J. A. Hammond
T. T. Shumako
G. N. Aderhola
Heard County
J. W. Brown
Jesu Bargo Futral
Carrollton
Bud Knott
Tra
Near Clem
Miacs
Belah and Mae
Hoyt Roberts
Med Johnson
Fannie Johnson
Scbie
Mittle Hammond
B. W. Gray
Cleve Brown
Famly
John Dean
Beulah Shumake
Buren Shumake
Belah Johnson
Ludie Roberts
Messrs
Jasper and
Danard
Gray
Grace Johnson
Carrie Johnson
Pearlis Hammond
Stella Shumake
Bello
Marion Dean
Caught Stephens
Ladie Roberts
Vera Johnson
Little Son
Miriam Dean
Pearlie Hammond
Mollie Shumake
Sol Johnson
Rhody Buchanan
Bello Shumake
Luther Hendricks
Mamie
Camilla
Allie Harper
Henry Stevens
Bowdon
Rotherwood
Ed Wright
Seard County
Lydie Roberts
C. W.,lyle, Jr
Mell MeAdams
Hazel Matthews
Carl Adams
B. W. West
Atlanta
W. F. Black
J. Muse
Albert
LE. Smith
Eula Dobbs
Effie Wynn
Lois West
Rosa Mure
M. Cowen
Misa Winnie Brooks
Tallapoosa
J. ¥. Brooka
Charlie and
Harry West
Tallap
Wayside Singing Draws Large Crowd in Local Community
A large crowd attended the singing led by Mr. C A Hackney Sunday night. Several residents visited family homes across the area, with many spending weekends in social visits, including Miss Annica Lou Linesley of Newnan and families of Horsley, Williams, and Hackney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hackney
Annica Lou Linesley
Newnan
Vera Stewart Hackney
M. Williams
Leon Williams
C. A. Hornley
A. G Horsley
Cross Plains
A. L. Horsley
A. G. Horsley
Gertrude Fountain
Myrtie Hackney
J. J. Williams
L. R. Williams
Local Families Visit and Community News
Oak Ridge-South notes a weekend of familial visits across Bowdon Carrollton and Star Point with Mr. and Mrs. Wood Thompson, the Littles and Moores hosting relatives. A large Sunday singing at Bethesda draws many from Star Point Roopville and Pine Grove alongside a sorrowful obituary for Roy J. M. D. Stallings of Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Thompson
Bowdon
Tom Traylor
Rogers Walker
Oak Grove
Jim and
Henry Little
Wylie Story
J. E. Moore
Star Point
P. W. Turris
Roopville
J. D. Lyle
Near Oak Grove
Raymond
Tommie Caldwell
Pine Grove
W. IT Bidson
Jesse Phillip
Messia
Willie Lyle
Emmett All
Hoyt Muckeba
Bethesda
Joe Pentecost
John Lambert
Patton Moore
Melvin Lane
Belle Pitts
W. L. Little
Loone
Nannie
R. F
Jennie Mote
Ramah preacher leads large Sunday service in Tallapoosa
A large congregation attended Rev Tarpley of Tallapoosa as he filled his regular Ramah appointment. Several social visits and local activities are noted including dinners, business trips to Carrollton, and a Sacred Harp singing planned for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarpley
Tallapoosa
Ramah
Lettie
Lillian Tarria
Gladys Daugherty
J. B. Entrekin
Myrtte Entrekin
Effie Carter
Carrollton
Mary Gammon
C. M. Daugherty
Rahee Smith
C. E. Johnson
J. B. Bates
Alghes
Tr. W. Bates
J. A. Mammon
J. R. Thomas Sumlay
Ioon
Argella Patterson
Lovella Meeks
Olin Boynton
Secon
Lake
Caroline Bates
Drucilla Johnson
Harris
Pleasant Ridge Church Notes And Local Visits
Preaching drew a well attended service at Pleasant Ridge with Bro. Bonner delivering a fine sermon. Numerous visits marked the week including Mr. and Mrs. Olin Carroll with Jana and Mrs. J. W. Jones, and many families visiting relatives in High Point and Bremen. Fishing success, Ohio visitors, and local travels filled the Sunday through Monday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Bonner
Olin Carroll
Jana
J. W. Jones
J. P. Rowe
Bill Baker
High Point
W. H. Rowe
MacGuiece
Della McCannon
Bob Tillman
Lucy Swan
Joe Barrington
Near Pleasant Ridge
P. CO. Griffin
Dara Rowe
I. W. Witcher
Annie Bison
Della Witcher
Pearl Spence
Myri Stovall
Della McCalmon
MaeGuire
Jeff Biggers
Melon
Elizabeth Jones
Bremen
N. E. Spence
G. T. Spence
Olin Spence
Louisa McCalmon
G. M. L. Spence
W. A. McCain
For the Children Cough Remedy Trusted by Mothers
A child cough medicine should be pleasant to take and free of harmful drugs while effectively curing coughs and colds. Long experience shows Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets these conditions and is a favorite with many mothers.
Brooklyn Friends Share Quiet Sunday in Community Notes
No illness reported as farmers prepare for the 1921 crop. Local residents and visitors log Sunday visits and social calls across Brooklyn, Atlanta, Tallapoosa, Bremen, and Carrollton, with numerous family and neighbor gatherings noted.
Local Gossip Notes Include Visits and School News
Mr Price Wright and family stayed with Mr M A Brown over the weekend. Mesars L B E and L J Wuffman drove to Griffin. Mrs Evie Lane returns from Florida. Goshen Sunday School to be organized on the fourth Sunday morning. Miss Irma Ray hosted a gathering with singing. Robert York Jr. returns from surgery for appendicitis and shows improvement. Geneva Taylor’s singing was enjoyed. Local school progress reported. Prof George Bell and sister Tula visited Waco over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Wright
M. A. Brown and Family
Mesars, L. BE
L. J. Wuffman
Griffin
Evie Lane
Piorida
Irma Ray
Robert
Jack York
Misa Geneva Taylor
George Bell
Miss Tula
Waco
Progressive Medical Doctoral Socialist Licensed in Georgia
A Georgia licensed Progressive Medical Doctoral Socialist, veteran practitioner with extensive experience, offers free diagnosis and affordable medicines for long standing diseases. Claims methods combine medicines, diet, and hygiene to avoid surgery, with a list of named patients and towns cited as examples. Headquarters in Atlanta with date 8-16-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Jessia Boyd
Griffin
Gall
Atonen
G. Y. Crumbley
Carrollton
Arthur Thomas
South Orange
Dawson
Ruth Banka
Newnan
Guitro
Homer Treadwell
Crawfordsville
Daniell Harrell
Gaona
Fin
J. N. W. Robinson
4Th Avenue
Columbus
R. L. Plemister
Armadhee
W. F. Parham
Greensbory
Atlanta
Notice to provide old and new address for moves
The Carroll Free Press urges readers to supply both old and new addresses when moving. This reminder emphasizes the necessity of updating records promptly to ensure proper mail delivery and community notices.
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the Carroll Free Press
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Baptists
L. AR
Scarborough
Chaipman Conservation Commissior Apts
Mililon Campaign
Shiloh
Wayside
W. A. Hinesley
Will Wiles
C. 5. Hackney
J. T. Horsley
G. Horaley
Oak Ridge—South
Jake
C, M
Daugherty
Gates
Joe Johnson
Loyesta Batea
Monsie, Samuel
Verdic Barrow
Beulah Hobinson
May
Vera Barrow
Leila Harris
Elbert Wright
Tuahanan
Lula Wingo
Ande
Maple Street Warehouse Co
Feltine
Brooklyn
Glenloch
Goshen
H Carrollton
Clifton Hotel
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