Farmers urged to grow corn and diversify livestock in 1922
Department of Agriculture notes over 200 boys enrolled in corn projects, urges late planting to June 15, stresses fertilizer balance, record keeping, and pig care. Highlights county dairy output, hogs, cattle, and chickens aiding resilience against boll weevil. Encourages year round production and proper records as spring and summer arrive.
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Boya
Biome
E. T. Jackson
United States
Georgia
Carroll County
Carroll
Day and Work and Farming The Carroll County Note
Edwin Markham’s reflection on duty opens with a man’s allotted day and task then pivots to the science and art of farming. The piece notes Carroll county’s 1920 census figures showing industrial farms leading the state with 5,456 farms averaging 50.6 acres totaling 274,029 acres, valued accordingly.
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Carroll County
Georgia
Georgia Swine Growers Plan August Carrollton Meeting
President urges attendance at the Georgia Swine Growers Association August gathering in Carrollton. Dr A M Soule will speak August 30 morning and before the purebred sale in afternoon F B White of White Provision Co will speak. Evening features include C A Cobb on Co operative Marketing and August 31 talks by M F Jarnagin on Hard Management Peter Bahnsen on Hog Diseases and Paul M Tuber on Forage and Grazing Crops.
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Georgia Swine Growers’ Association
Carrollton
A. M. Soule
Athens
M. F. Jarnagin
Peter Bahnsen
Paul M. Tuber
Judge Uses Ten Commandments as Sentencing Guideline
An Illinois judge sentences a young man with a secularized set of duties. The order requires weekly church or Sunday School, quitting cigarettes for a year, avoiding pool halls for a year, reading library selections and reporting, steady work and budgeting, staying off streets at night, obeying all laws, abstaining from alcohol, paying court costs in five dollar installments, and reporting to the judge at the start of each term. The judge deemed the eight core rules sound for building a good citizen.
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Illinois
Elient
In Church Circles Week's Work and Worship
A church bulletin outlines Sunday schedule with Sunny School at 9:30, no morning sermon due to high school commencement, evening service at 7:30, Epworth League at 6:40, and a week of cottage prayer meetings led by Mrs. Boykin. It forecasts evangelistic meetings starting first Sunday in June and notes new members W M Warren joining from Barnesville.
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By ¥. Boykin
W. M. Warren
Barnesville
U.S
Presbyterian church hosts Japan program and pastorate plans
A Sunday program at the Presbyterian Church featured children in bright kimonos and displays of Japanese items. Plans were announced for Rev. E. L. Barber to start as pastor on the first Sunday in June. Foreign Mission poster contests awarded to Sarah Dozier for Africa with honorable mentions to Mandeville Henderson and Richardson Newell. The Woman's Auxiliary celebrated its tenth birthday with a program and candle ceremony.
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Japan
E. L. Barber
Christian Endeavor
Prine
Sarah Dozier
Africa
China
Mandeville Henderson
Richardson Newell
Harvest Field Theme For May 29 1922 Women’s Auxiliary
The program features hostess Mrs. R A Wood and prayer by Mrs J C Brock. Roll call invites a verse on sowing or reaping. Devotional covers The Passover a Type of Christ led by Mrs Holderness and Mrs Dozier. Lessons include Seeing the Need Hearing the Call and How Can We Respond. Bring books to meeting.
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Woman's Auxiliary
R. A. Wood
J. C. Brock
Holderness
N. FE. Dozier
N. A. Horton
John Walker
First Baptist Announces Sermon Shift and Schedule
Dr. Gilbert Dobbs, pastor, announces that due to the Tabernacle commencement sermon there will be no 11 o clock service. Morning service postponed to the evening hour. Sunday School at 9 45 B Y P U s and Sunbeams at regular hours. Mid week prayer on Wednesday evening.
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First Baptist
Gilbert Dobbs
Tabernacle
McGuire's Bus Line Reopens Carrollton Atlanta Route
McGuire's Bus Line is back in operation with departures from Carrollton at 7:00 a.m. arriving in Atlanta at 10:00 a.m. The return trip leaves Atlanta from Grady Monument at 4:00 p.m. arriving back in Carrollton at 7:00 p.m. on April 27.
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McGuire
Carrollton
Atlanta
Grady Monument
Center Point Sunday School Holds Children’s Day Service
The Center Point Sunday School conducts an all day Children’s Day service with the pastor preaching to children in the morning. Community members are urged to bring all the children to the event led by pastor Ridley.
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Center Point
G, W, Ridley
New Senior B Y P U Organized At Tabernacle Church
On Friday night May 19 the Tabernacle Baptist Church formed a new Senior Union joining the Intermediate and Single groups as members. Officers elected include Eric Johnson president J B Hanson vice president Clara Transon secretary Crema Bonner corresponding secretary Ethel Hanson treasurer Homer Folsom librarian Emmett Beall group leader Viola Daniel group leader Lester Lovyern. The unit named Batts in honor of M L Batts with motto Always Ready and active work began after completion Sunday night.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Eric Johnson
J. B. Hanson
Clara Transon
Crema Bonner
Ethel Hanson
Libraian
Homer Folsom
Emmett Beall
Misa Viola Daniel
Lester Lovyern
Batts
M. L. Batts
Woman's Improvement Club plans a Sand Hill play
The Woman's Improvement Club schedules a May 27 8 PM performance at Sand Hill. The program includes recitations Cremation of Sam McGee Alone in the Country and Taking an Elevator at Stobart, a 14 girl drill, and names Annabel Boyd and Edith Richards among participants. Admission is free.
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Sand Hill
Bister Masons
Sam Me- Joo
C. F. Richards
Claribol Bwellings
Annabel Boyd
J. H. Knight
Stobart
Edith Richards
Jour
Cor
Better Baby Show Draws Cedartown Crowd
Cedartown Georgia hosted a Better Baby Show on a Saturday under the Cedartown Woman's Club. Five classes were judged for entrants not over five years old, with high marks for physical perfection. Proceeds will fund a young lady’s normal course expenses.
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Cedartown
Healing Balm Promises Beauty and Relief From Hapan Product
Miss Mario Al merida of Newhall California states the Magnolia Balm gives healing and beautifying power beyond claim and offers to help introduce the product. An instant beauty liquid face and toilet powder in brunette white pink rouge colors sells for 75 cents through Lyon Mfg Co Brooklyn New York.
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Hapan
Mario Almerida
Newhall
California
Lyon Mfg. Co
Fifth St
Brooklyn
N. Y
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