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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1921

Page

7

Christ Our Living Leader Easter Lesson Summary

The lesson analyzes the Easter narrative from Matthew 28, focusing on the empty tomb, the angelic message, and Jesus’s postresurrection appearances. It emphasizes Christ’s power, the disciples’ commission, and the promise of His enduring presence as they teach and baptize all nations.

John Phil Mary Christ Jesus Apo Lal God

Prayer Morning and Night Devotion Guide

A compact exhortation to begin each day and end each night with thoughts of God to serve Him. The note urges mindful, daily discipline and reflects a devotional tone attributed to Jeremy Taylor.

God Jeremy Taylor

Unhesitating Advance Wins

A compact quote driven note highlights the idea that true victory comes from steadfast effort rather than initial spark. It attributes progress to persistent advancement and persistence, with a nod to a guiding influence described as an angel mother figure. The text blends a sports motto vibe with reverent personal homage.

Easter Amid Spring Rites Heralds Woman’s Role

A 1900s column extols Easter as spring’s beacon independent of weather, praising women’s influence and home as a civic bulwark. It laments commercialism and industrial domination, urging motherhood and maternal training to sustain virtue and future hope.

Tome Alnee Annie Old Woof

Bulware of Civilization The Home Is What Mother Makes It

A short, reflective column contrasts home life with parental influence, suggesting that a household’s quality stems from a mother’s effort and choices, shaping the atmosphere, routines, and values within.

Melrose Community Life and Faith Shaped by Kind Neighbors

March 15 1921 Melrose Alabama area notes describe a thriving farming community near Bowdon and Ranburn with devout Christians, active Sabbath school at Sandy Flat church, Sacred Harp singing, and strong charity. Local families fish the creek, hunt small game, and rebuild after a February house fire with neighborly aid.

Melrose School Bowdon Ranburn Ann Sandy Flat Church Missionary Baptist David Eason Melrose School Jon Roberson Mel Heay Truat Beulah Cook Niliai Cresk Thosa

Why Not Pass Law For Written Marriage Vows

A letter argues in favor of laws requiring marriage vows to be written and displayed in homes to prevent quarrels. It suggests mandating husbands subscribe to a newspaper and pay in advance while vows are recorded. This humorous proposal reflects social commentary on matrimonial duties.

Georgiy Tom Lands Edgar Bartlett Carrollton Oak Mountain Mr. Lee Lands William Baxter Simon Windham Mt. Zion

Chitterling Supper Falls to Final Quote by Robinson

In a weathered notice from a community page, Mr and Mrs J Z Robinson concluded this season with a social at their home on February 23. Guests included Mrs Craft, Mrs Ayers Gad, and Miss Blossom. Rev Daya Hanon preached at services and former pastor Rev J M D Stallings is mourned for his death.

Jud Gamble Will Craft Uasenth Ning Craft J. Z. Robinson Robinzoy Indley Robingo Momer Craft Garis Bartlett Blossom Dw. Ayers Gad Mises Orn Mav Rooke Robinson Lnet Daya Hanon Bundoy Georga R. “Lands Baliool Lowrey Tints MG. Rands J. M. D. Stallings Bro. Stallings

Rome GA Sketches Highlight Local Life and Events

Florence Vines writes from Rome Georgia praising the city on seven hills and Myrtle Hill cemetery, noting events like a spring gheloni-up and choral recital, plus local schools Shorter College and Warrington, Boy Scouts, a strong baseball team, and a basketball game with Stetson University. Fire losses hit Camp Camp’s and Frank Balman’s garages, and Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, sister of Mrs. Cobb, died at 6281 Pennington Avenue. graveside services were planned at Prospect Church.

Rome Seven Hills Wil Myrtle Hill Cemetery Romins Mount Myrtle Bondy Ann Romo Muwit Harry Meikleh Jong Span Rowe Martha Barry Old Georgia Boya Shorter College Warrington Ips Carrollton Stetton University Camp & Camp Weat Batuniny Ehief Frank Balman Fourth Ward Atimy Elizabeth Reynolds Bettie Cobb Carralltan Kates Pennington Avenue Ter Remais Proapcot Church Cetnrtown Raynolda

Smyrna School Takes A Hike In 1921 Field Trip

Smyrna students accompanied by Miss Mollie Story trekked along a rural route on Thruvaday March 17 1921. Alman Carter and Broughton Earnest assisted while Roy led songs and aloft they enjoyed water breaks. A sudden storm forced a quick return to the school with many tired but pleased pupils hoping for another excursion.

Smyrna Achool Mollie Story Alman Carter Broughton Buck Creek

Public utilities and truth under scrutiny in policy vitals

A long critical plea argues that unverified statements by public officials about utility rates distort public opinion. It cites governors replacing commissioners, resignations, and calls for professional input to counter rhetoric. The piece urges cooperative, fact based rate inquiries and municipal ownership debates.

America League of California Municipalities W. E. Creed Pacific Gas and Electric Co

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