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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
5
A Paint Rock Alabama woman describing a long illness reports Cardus as life saving after three years bedridden. She credits six bottles and a neighbor's recommendation for rebuilding strength, appetite, and sleep and urges other women to try Cardus as a possible tonic.
The report covers a Saturday morning and night session with officers elected for the ensuing year, committees appointed, and multiple singing programs led by various leaders. Delegates from several county conventions were invited to meet at their respective gatherings, with resolutions praising Villa Rica church and local hospitality. The semi annual session is planned near Tyus and Bremen, with the next annual session set for Burwell in May 1922.
A Beulah Sacred Harp singing event began Sunday morning May 8 1921 with invitations from J T Gable. C F Lambert chaired the day with committees for readers and a sermon by Rev Dr Gibson of Roopville. The service featured prayer, preaching on Acts 12, a personal poem, and a moving recitation about a church’s old time worship and companionship, ending with a dinner break and more songs.
Beulah residents gathered for a harp singing event with James B Entrekin as chairman and J Akin Wylie Gammon J E Hoson and Ellen Huggins Pate among speakers. Attendees sang led by the chairman, with announcements of singing conventions and a request to return next May 1922. Secretary notes describe warm reception and emphasis on old time vocal singing.
The notice lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for helping many with cold and coughs. Mrs. Benjamin F Blakeney of Decatur Illinois reports it is the best medicine for her family and that she used it for her children’s croup while also taking it herself.
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