Georgia's Great Duty to Improve Education Urged by The Georgia Georgian
The Atlanta Georgian urges tireless effort to elevate schooling after war devastation left Georgia with illiteracy high and opportunity scarce. It argues public minds must embrace light of education, criticizing profiteering and calling for substantial funding for teachers and schools to ensure Georgia’s progress and a worthy civilization.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Wae
Dante
A Tribute to Faithful Efficient Teachers Inspiring Quotes
A long appreciation praising teachers for loyalty and sacrifice, urging them to instill honesty and nobility. It blends quotations about immortal minds and marble to stress the high responsibility of shaping young lives, urging patience, patriotism, and love in classrooms.
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America
Daniel Webster
Rerough
N. C
New York City
Washington
Rochester
Richmond
Chattanooga
Savannah
Noul
Michael Angelo
Oak Ridge-South social page notes visitors and events
Luther Taylor and family from Carrollton visited Mr. B Ps Moto and family Sunday. Ross Bilbo and children from Tyna stayed with Tom Traylor’s family over the weekend. Mrs. W L Little visits sister Mrs Walker at Oak Grove. C F Bidson and children of nest Tallapoosa visited son W H Bidson Sunday. Earl Brory hosted Alline Griffin Jenny Mote Leone Namnie Josie Little and Mrs Alice Taylor for quilting on Tuesday. Memorial services at Oak Grove and an old-time singing at Mount infoho are noted. Cold windy days affect farm plowing. Sunday school planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Taylor
Carrollton
B. Ps Moto
Ross Bilbo
Tyna
Tom Traylor
W. L. Little
W. 8. Walker
Oak Grove
C. F. Bidson
Nest Tallapoosa School
W. H. Bidson
Earl Brory
Alline
Aelite
Revival notices and Mother's Day service at local churches
The pastor Dr. Gilbert Dobbs announces no Sunday morning service as congregations join A M school commencement at the Methodist church while he preaches Sunday night on Blindness and Sin. Prayer meetings grow, church cooperation rises, daily prayers for revival intensify. Next Sunday celebrates Mother's Day with new members to be received and white roses honored.
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Gilbert Dobbs
Methodist Church
Dobbs
Porterfield
Mother's Day Sermon at Tabernacle L. Hambrick Church
Tabernacle L. Hambrick, Pastor, announces Mother's Day services with a 7:30 p m sermon on Hell and eternal fate. Beside, B Y P A groups meet at 6:30 p m, baptism offered after evening services, Sunday school 9:30 a m, and missionary union meetings at 1:30 p m Monday. Assistants offer car rides for mothers lacking transport.
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Bunday School
J. L. Heaton
G. W. Fleming
W. L. Folds
J. M. Johnson
Harry Sheats
Will Cole
J. N. Johnson
Beniors
Ladies’ Missionary Union
Sunbearis
G. A.s
Percy Smith
Methodist Course John P The Week's Gall to Duty
Sunday School each Sunday at 9 30 a m growing attendance last Sunday 426 of 400 goal. Next Sunday 11 a m Dr G Smith of Newnan Methodist Church preaches commencement sermon for A M school guests. Baptism reception special. Epworth 6 45 p m George Stephens reads. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Young People prayer Thursday 7 p m Sunday School Workers meet Friday 7 30 p m to hear Haddocks division study and receive guidance.
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Epworth
George Stephens
Church
Connell
Haddocks
The Christian Education Movement of the M E Church South
A call for support of the Christian Education Movement highlighting its role in training volunteers and funding colleges. It cites Cardinal Wolsey and historical figures, asserting education as a lasting investment benefiting society and future great leaders.
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Christian Education Movement
THE
M. E. Church, South
Cardinal
Wolsey
Christ Church College
Wesleys
Sir Philip Sidney
Lord Wellington
John Ruskin
Gladstone
Oxford
Wilson
Galloway
Carrollton Circuit Heralds Rest and Recreation Lesson
The Carrollton Circuit calls on Sunday School members at Stripling's Chapel Old Camp Center Point and Smyrna to cooperate attend next Sunday for the glory of God and community good with the lesson Rest and Recreation from Leviticus Deuteronomy and Mark. Preaching at Oak Mountain school houses 9 00 next Sunday and Mill church 7 50 p m. Second quarterly conference set for Old Camp May 19th Thursday after third Sunday.
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Stripling’s Chapel
Old Camp
Center Point
Smyyna
Stripling's Chapel
Oak Mountain
Mill Church
The
Eircuit
Suppression of Crime Cont Notes Moral Warnings
A religiously toned piece urges diligence of heart and warns that crime thrives on corrupt talk. It cites Bible verses to condemn youth crime and laments sensational crime reporting as corrupting public morals.
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Pletaros
Tivenceg Crime Prominence Spurs Popular Interest
A local report discusses how crime coverage is being used to draw attention and boost popularity. Officials note heightened public concern and media focus, while critics warn of sensationalism and potential distortions of events.
Prayer topics and services at Presbyterian church
The church lists monthly prayer topics including Foreign Missions and foreign speaking peoples. The sermon will be at the Methodist church next Sabbath morning, with the eleven o’clock service omitted. The afternoon service is at 3:30. Bible study meets Monday at Mrs. W. B. Hederson’s home to study the sixth chapter of Acre. The mission focus remains on foreign speaking peoples. Sympathy is extended to Mr. Dimmock and family for their affliction, and to remember Pauline, a devout home figure who suffered health issues and loss in her family.
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Metholist
W. BR. Hedderson
Acre
Dimmock
Pauline
Saylor
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John P
BR. G. Smith
Newnan
Carrollton Circuit
Hawks
Presbyterian Church
Carrollton, GA
Leon Smith
Carrollton Drug Company
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