Tabernacle Y P U Delegates Attending West Point Meeting
Mesars. Erig Johnson Percy Smith Peter Lovvorn Claude Hendon W D Stanley and Ernest Mambrick left early Wednesday morning to attend the Y P U meeting at West Point yesterday as delegates from the Tabernacle church Y X U. They were instructed to invite that body to meet in Carrollton next year. The young men are enthusiastic about Carrollton hosting the convention and believe 300 delegates could attend with local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erig Johnson
Percy Smith
Peter Lovvorn
Claude Hendon
W. D. Stanley
Ernest Mambrick
Ca. Winn
West Point
P Lay
Carrollton
Commencement Sermon and Graduation at Bremen High
The commencement sermon will be preached at Bremen High School auditorium by Hoy J. M. Bagwell of Car Tolston at eleven a m May 8. Everyone invited to attend. Graduation exercises follow at the same place on Monday May sun at eight p m. Six diplomas to be awarded five young women and one young man. They are Minson Helen Biggers Ruth Golling Beulah Maude Goldin Velma Sharpe Laura May Redding and Walker Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen High School
Hoy
J. M. Bagwell
Car- Tolston
Minson Helen Biggers
Ruth Golling
Beulah Maude Goldin
Velma Sharpe
Laura May Redding
Mr. Walker Carpanter
Notice to Masons in Carroll Chapter No 22
On the evening of May 12th a convocation of Carroll Chapter No 22 R A M will be held with Temple Keepville and Bowdon in attendance. A sumptuous supper will be prepared. Several pant grand officers and present grand officers will attend including Companion Jamoa W Taylor W G England and A Harve pant grand high priests. The degrees of Most Excellent Master and Royal Arch will be conferred. Harry Moore High Priest.
Sacred Harp Singing at Harmony on fifth Sunday in May
An all day Sacred Harp singing will be held at Harmony Bowdon Junction the fifth Sunday in May. Attendees are asked to bring their song books. O F Lambert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Bowdon Junction
O. F. Lambert
Peoples Bank
Cutting his wife and himself with a razor in Georgia tragedy
Sycamore Georgia May 2 Oscar Trudgins a former resident suddenly attacked his wife while shaving and cut her throat He then slashed his own throat Neighbors say he has been mentally unsound Doctors fear for the wife's recovery and consider the husband beyond hope Both were formerly from Villa Rica Mrs Hudgins Miss Myrtia Smith of Villa Rica is identified as the former bride of Hudgins The couple moved to South Georgia about five years ago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Oscar Trudgins
Hudgins
Atlanta Constitution
Agtheas
Villa Rien
Mra
Judgins
Myrtia Smith
John William Smith
Villa Riea
South Georgia
Why Teachers Teach School
An excerpt from the Home Circle Column urges teachers to teaching for good and the pay, not to gripe, and to endure hardships cheerfully. It stresses dignity in labor, patience, and avoiding constant complaint about salaries or status while sowing seeds for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary
Home Circle
Bouquet for Mrs Betty Cobb at Newnan Memorial Day
Mrs Betty Cobb of this city was invited to Newnan to deliver the memorial day address. She accepted and gave an eloquent, stirring oration praised for patriotism and tribute to the South’s heroes. Miss Selom Long introduced the speaker and the paper promises full texts in a future issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Cobb
Newnan
Selom Long
Appesh
Dbattie Reynolds Cobb
Carrollton
South
Hasher
Mids Long
Sunday School Convention Program in Villa Rica and Temple
Villa Rica and Temple Diatriot Bom bay School hosts a Sunday School convention on May 8, 1924 beginning 9:30 p m with devotional exercises led by Mose West and a Sunday School lesson by W B Candler. An address by B D, Georgia general superintendent follows at 11 am. Evening sessions include sermons, committee appointments, and multiple Mother’s Day themed programs. attendees asked to wear white roses in memory of mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Rica
Temple
Bombay
Cord
Mose West
W. B. Candler
B.D
Georgia
W.T. Irvin
Erder
Henry Vandike
Dudge Geall
T. W. Dimmock
8. C. Fielder
A M Commencement Sermon Next Sunday In Carrollton
Dr B G Smith formerly of Emory University now at Newnan First Methodist will preach the commencement sermon for the Fourth District Agricultural and Mechanical School on Sunday May 8 at eleven in the First Methodist church Carrollton. Class day exercises are scheduled for Friday May 6 in the academic auditorium. Saturday evening the senior plays The Kentucky Bell will be presented. Dr Andrew M Soule president of the Georgia State College of Agriculture will deliver the annual commencement address Monday at 11. Carrollton and county friends are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Smith
Emory University
First Methodist Church
Newnan
Agricultural and Mechanical School
Carrollton
Smith
Elays
Andrew M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Soule
Carroll County
CGRN Club Boys Hold Rally in Carrollton May 4
In Carrollton county, the CGRN Club held a Wednesday rally with about 70 boys present. County Agent Jackson presided, Miho Apenkera and Jacks outlined plans for co operative sales and youth project funding, while Bank official Sims announced future prize support. State agent Cunningham described college and girls club plans, and Director Hill praised the meeting as the best in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrall County Gorn Club
Carrollton
Gideon
BT Dackson
Miho Apenkera
Jacks
Pinan
Simg
Owikens Bank
Lnn
V. Cunningham
Cunningham
Parker Club
H and Girls
Carroll County Waaths
State of
Georgia
W. D. Whatley
H Bu
Pringigal
Garth
Hill
Washington, D. C
South
Boya
Eveen Avon
Education in Japan vs the United States debate
Miss Garner, professor at the Moreur School of Journalism, described Japan’s higher enrollment and larger share of trained teachers. She praised Japanese youths for clear career aims by age twelve and noted personal growth from studying Japan, while stressing ongoing Christian work and global aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
Misa Virginia Garner
Moreur School of Journalism
Miss Garner
Misa Garner
Asia
Christ
Notice to Carrollton Voters on Registration and May Bond Election
Notice to voters of Carrollton Georgia urges registration before May 10 for a bonds election. It states Thoga qualified and registered to Iyeto for the October 6 1920 mayor and council race and that those who have since registered or may register by May 10 may vote. Registration book remains open at the city clerk's office. A K Snead mayor and Jd H Thomasson clerk sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoga
Iyeto
Carrollton
A. K. Snead
H. Thomasson
Bridge Club Honors And Salad After Games
Mrs. P. L. Shaefer hosted the bridge club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. J. T. A. Herndon earned the high score and received a Lovely Honore prize. A salad course followed the games. Invited guests included Mrs. H. A. Willey of Griffin and Misses Susie Tanner and Clare Holderness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Shaefer
JT. A. Herndon
H. A. Willey
Griffin
Susie Tanner
Clare Holderness
Capes and McClung Tie The Knot In May Ceremony
Miss Lillie Mase Capes and Mr Ollie McClung were united in marriage last Sunday May 1 with Rev H P Shell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Mase Capes
Ollie McClung
H. P. Shell
Shadrix and Cartwright Wed in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Dora Shadrix and Mr Wade Cartwright quietly married at home this Sunday by Rev H F Shell, at Brer Toom Jeab. The couple shared a simple service in the presence of family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Shadrix
Wade Cartwright
Rev
H. FP. Shell
Mother's Day Plans at Roopville Church
Roopville Methodists schedule a special Mother’s Day events next Sunday. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. led by mothers, 11:00 a.m. sermon on Mothers and A.... 2:00 p.m. Division Sunday School Convention, 7:30 p.m. Epworth Lyceum pageant and sermon to follow. Wear a rose to honor mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodists of
Roopville
Epworth “Lyngne
Vote for Bonds last word from us is a push
The text urges readers with a blunt call to action VOTE FOR BONDS. It frames the message as the final word from the source, presenting a direct civic appeal without additional context or counterpoints.
Death Notice for Miss Pauline Dimmock at Age Thirty Seven
Ming Vauling Dimmock died at home on Sins Street after a prolonged illness. Funeral held Wednesday at 3 from the home by Rev W E Dozier. Burial in city cemetery. Survived by father Thor W Dimmock, two brothers Thos and Webb, three sisters Mere Kimmmott Sharp Mrs Wogh Cobb. Family resides in Atlanta.
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Carroutet
Sins Street
Rov
W. BE. Dozier
Taurange
Thor. W. Dimiweeck
Atlanta
Thos
Biney
Mere
Kimnmott Sharp
Wogh Cobb
Bertha Dimmock
Florida letter from T W Steel Leesburg May 3 1921
Leesburg Florida May 3 1921 T W Steel reports arrival at Tavaroa and decision to stay in Leesburg for work. notes high board low wages eight dollars a week, orange groves and ripe fruit nearby, roads improving and friendly people. promises another letter next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Fla
Free Preas
Tavaroa
Leenburg
Florida
Loonburg
T. W, Sterl
Shady Grove All-Day Singing Public Notice
Shady Grove announces a date change for the all-day singing to the second Sunday in May. Church clerk Dewey Harris invites all singers and ministers to attend and bring new books if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shady Grove
Dewey Harris
Church Clork
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Tabernacle B. Y. P. U
West Point Meeting
Bremen
Citizens Bank
Newnan Street
Carrollton, GA
Newnan Herald
CGRN
Bridge, Club
Capes
Shadrix
Cartwright
Igrim Reaper
Pauline Dimmock
T. W. Steel
the Peoples Bank
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