Southeastern Shoe Retailers Convene in Atlanta
Plans are set for the Southeastern Shoe Retailers association convention in Atlanta June 7 and 8. Leaders will discuss new styles and buying strategies with rail fare and hotel logistics arranged. events include registrations, business sessions, an automobile tour, and a banquet at Ansley hotel. The gathering aims to produce tangible results for Southern shoe retailers.
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Southeastern Shoe Retailers’ Association
Atlanta
Griffin
Amar Ray
Conmally Building
Piedmont Hotel
Ansley Hotel
Rample
Nineheon
Ansley
Evangelistic Revival Planned at Whitesburg Church
At the Whitesburg Christian Church Owen Bi will pregeh at Whitesburg on Saturday night and Sunday morning at 11. On account of its evangelistic work Mr Till has been compelled to have his place filled by others. The work is progressing and plans are being made for a great revival which is to begin on the fourth Sunday in July. Every member is urged to be present on Saturday and Sunday.
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Owen
Whitesburg
Till
Card of Thanks for Horace McGukin Help and Blessings
We thank friends for kindness during illness and after the death of our dear Horace McGukin. We appreciate Dr Spruell for faithful service. God bless you. Mr and Mrs Wm McGukin request current and old addresses when you move. Will you
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Horace
Dr. Spruell
Wm, McGukin
Two Boys Drown In Cedar Creek Boat Mishap
Cedartown Georgia May 17 two white boys aged about twelve John Baxter and Melvin Wilkes drowned near the town in Cedar creek above the dam while four boys tested a homemade boat. A negro on the bank named George Pattick broke a chain and towed out and saved two of the boys through heroic effort.
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Cedartown
John Baxter
Melvin Wilkes
Cedar Creek
Will Dam
George Pattick
Busy Men's Bible Class Organized in Tabernacle
A Busy Men's Bible Class was organized in the Tabernacle church last Sunday morning led by John Heaton as principal teacher Claud Hunrick as president and J A Pritchard as secretary The group aims for one hundred attendees next Sunday at ten for a study of the book of St John Carrolton men not in a class are invited and a barbecue might occur within sixty days
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Tabernacle Church
John Heaton
Claud Hunirick
J. A. Pritchard
Carrollton
Mrs Mandeville Entertains At Bridge Club
Mrs J A Mandeville hosted the Bridge club on a Wednesday afternoon. Mrs B C Boykin led the club with the high score and received a sowing basket. Visitor prize went to Miss Susie Tanner for a box of Cutex articles. A luncheon followed with chicken salad stuffed tomatoes potato chips and tea. Attendees included Miss Joseph of Atlanta Miss Susie Tanner Miss Vivian Bradnox and Mrs Eugene Sprain.
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Bridge Club
J. A. Mandeville
B. C. Boykin
Susie Tanner
Mandeville
Joseph
Atlanta
Mia
Vivian Bradnox
Eugene Sprailin
Boy Scout Rally Inspires Carrollton Youths to Form Group
The largest city rally gathered seventy plus boys ages 12 to 18 at the Carroll County Trade Board offices. Field organizer C. W. Brevena spoke, befriended attendees, and urged creating a lasting Boy Scout organization to train them for future duties.
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Carrollton
Carroll County Trade Board
C. W. Brevena
Boy Scouts
Thone
Sunday School Convention Program 1921 Cary Jollton Baptist
The Cary Jollton Baptist Association schedules its Sunday School convention at Bowdon Baptist Church on May 26 1921. Activities include morning song services invocation address of welcome responses, talks on The Work of the Convention and The Great Purpose of the Sunday School, community relations, and B Y P U program with multiple five minute talks led by named participants, officer elections, and a closing benediction.
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Cary Jollton Baptist Association
Bowdon Baptist Church
W. G. Barrow
J. T. Hixon
Welecome
C. M. Garett
Will H. Cola
Malo Quartette
What's What in Mount Zion
Mount Zion items describe a Sunday School year end with new Cradle Roll Department led by Mrs. Frank Martin and a baby cradle wall display. Sermons by Dr. C. J. Carder, cartersville trip by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler, a play The Average Man with cheap admission, campus picnic with games, Ever Ready class gathering at Myra Gammon's, Patton Oratorical Contest, and graduating exercises upcoming.
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Amea
Frank Martin
Tima
Martin
Dorr
Myra Gammon's
Carrollton Drops Another Game
A scathing writeup describes Carrollton's latest loss with fan frustrations aimed at umpiring and players. It notes Hawkins and Hicks facing stage fright, weak infield defense, and calls for stronger pitching while urging the coach to hire a tougher, fighting pitcher to win the next game. The piece closes with a playful prayer to Flournoy and a plea to bring home a victory.
New lineup set as team plans Friday game
After a 1 to 8 loss at Cedartown, the team hints at fresh infield talent and new pitcher catcher and out fielder for Friday. Milner, touted as LaGrange’s best, will play second with Mike back in action as the infield excites hopes for a possible win.
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Mike
Georgia
Flat Rock May 21 1921 Saturday Night Program
Local talent Erma Stead Renading Lottie Hembree perform in a varied program. Acts include Charade Conundrome Ravitation and a vaudeville style lineup with jokes by Oscar Lambert and a three person play. A debate on gasoline versus electricity features J G B Roberts Willie Ramples John Leo for affirmative and Sem Roberts Henry Lea C C Boyd for negative. BAER Espore provides music with CORA BOYD as secretary.
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Erma Stead
Renading
Lottie Hembree
Conundrome
Leg Boyd
Weenie Edge
Thelma Garner
Oscar Lambert
J. G B. Roberts
Willie Ramples
John Leo
Sem Roberts
Henry ‘Lea
C. C. Boyd
Baer Espore
Cora Boyd
Secretory
John W Pitts Critically Ill At Memorial Hospital
Mr John W Pitts residing about two miles east of town is critically ill at Memorial hospital. His chances of recovery are reported as very doubtful after a year of failing health.
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John W. Pitts
Memorial Hospital
Pitts
Revival Begins at West View Church
Revival began at West View church Monday night. Interest good and attendance increasing. Everyone invited to attend with emphasis on prayer by Christian people for an old fashioned revival at this place.
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West View Church
Commencement at Temple Begins Friday Night
Temple commencement runs from Friday through Tuesday with grades one to six receiving diplomas. Friday features a tender program, Sunday sermon, and a playful presentation titled Pattie Mak en Things Fun. Tuesday hosts the graduating exercises. all invited to attend.
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Temple
Pattie Maken
Tabernacle Church Sunday Singing Draws Large Crowds
The Tabernacle church at Carrollton holds afternoon singings every fourth Sunday with large crowds in attendance. Everyone is invited to join in or listen as others sing and you are welcome.
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Tabernacle Church
Carrollton
Play to Be Given at the City Hall
The operetta A Dream of Fairy land will be presented by pupils of Mises Nell Mondona and Martha Brown at the city auditorium Friday evening May 20 at 8 o clock. Admission 25 and 15 cents.
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Mises Nell Mondona
Martha Brown
City Auditorium
Quarterly Meeting Held at Lowell
The second quarterly conference of the Koopville circuit will be held in Lowell at 11 a.m. by Dr. W.T. Irving, presiding elder. A communion service and Dinner on the ground follow, with a 1:30 p.m. conference and evening services in Roopville and Welcomb. All are invited to attend.
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Koopville
Lowell
W.T. Irving
Rome
W. A. Woodruff
P. G
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Whitesburg Christian Church
Thia
Citizens Bank
Newnan Street
Carrollton, GA
George P. Jackson
Percy Smith
Mias Trone Morria
P. Ailie J. B. Merrell
Ati
Leo Breod
Mises Sa
Eric Johnson
Maud Johnson
Lucile Bell
Gibson
Mount Zion
C. J. Carder
Ponce de Leon Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Fred Fowler
Cartersville
Hawkins
Richards
Hawkine
Kitts Sakohoe
Hicks
iMer
Iut Club
SoWnon
Davenport
Katy
Tom
MR. John Pitts
Tabernacle Singing
Mandeville Mills
Statistica
The
First National Bank
L. G. Mandeville
Pres
Cashier
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