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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
7
The notice proclaims unlimited supply of money to suitable men for farming in Carroll and Haralson counties on unprecedented terms. It emphasizes reliable funds for productive agriculture and urges qualified applicants to act.
Wallace Tatum, son of Rev. P. Tatum, is out again after an injury last week. Children Day services are planned at the Methodist church on Sunday May 30 with a strong program. Dr. Ton Goodwyn of New York has been visiting local friends and relatives around May 1. The town notes the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Prof. A. Johnson declines to teach at Roopeville School again, leaving long service as principal. Miss Cora Wynens of Veal visited Roopville last Sunday with Mr. M. H. Barker.
Macon Georgia Hon Nat E Harris says clemency for Len M Frank condemned for killing Mary Phagon is a Georgia matter. He will weigh the case from a Georgia basis with Georgia interests at heart.
The Fourth District Sunday School Association met with opening by President Martha and welcomes from Prof. Knight. Sessions featured sermons by Rev P A Bonner and talks by J T Hearn and J K Smith. An executive resolution to nominate a division chairman was adopted and future meeting details to be set by the executive committee.
Emmaus church held a Sacred Harp singing last Sunday with Prof N E Benney leading gathering songs. Officers elected included Prof J E Eason as Chairman and Prof N E Denney as Vice-Chairman, plus an arranging committee and multiple 15 minute music segments ending with a memorial lesson for Uncle Dee Grey and Mrs Cleve Smith.
A devotional piece compares good news to cold water, praising peace prospects in Europe and the joy of liberty. It recalls a Philadelphia incident when a boy carried news of the Declaration of Independence, the bell tower signal, and the Bethlehem angels proclaiming salvation as a universal gladness.
The Danville Commercial News features a lively ode to a universal force called the Hustler or Al OK It It, described as a tireless worker who brings money for everyone from printers to laborers and any goods from pins to guns. The piece personifies a ubiquitous service that sustains both small and large buyers and promises reliable credit and steady work cycles.
Farmers are urged to secure crop mortgages at the Free Press office now to have them ready when needed. The notice stresses acting early to ensure funds are available for upcoming seasons.
J. M. Johnson mentioned for ink white milling corn. request to obtain it via the Free Press.
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