S. Club Meeting Adopts War Is More Destructive Than Alcoholic Drinks
The S. I. Club met Friday with Rev. C. Q. Martin of Mt. Zion delivering an address. A debate favored the negative on the topic War is More Destructive Than Alcoholic Drinks. Members and recitations noted, with Della Martin serving as secretary.
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S.I
C. Q. Martin
Mt. Zion
Roy Lyle
J. C. Martin
Willie Keaton
Emmett Stallings
J. R. Gray
W.P. Jones
S. M. Duffy
J. P. Reid
W. W. Martin
W. O. Jones
Gladys Jones
Effie Duffy
Mana Jones
J. P. Stallings
Gladstone Gray
Baren Turner
Della Martin Cor
Reading Advertisements Boosts Knowledge Says Well Informed Man
A well informed man credits advertisements in newspapers for broadening knowledge beyond daily news. He argues that well written, illustrated ads reveal useful information, and that nothing is outside any man's line of business if it informs. He urges readers to learn from advertisements.
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the Cotton Journal
End of the World Theory from Space Collision
Technical World Magazine suggests a solar system danger where a dead world mass could collide with Earth. The impact would unleash immense heat, turning granite and nebula into new stars as Earth is destroyed and a newborn solar system forms over eons.
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Technical World Magazine
Singing at Shady Grove and local visits noted
Sunday afternoon singing at Shady Grove drew a good crowd. Chiff Reid and family of Pine Grove visited relatives, Albert Baxter and daughter of Abilene visited Dave Westard's family, and young people attended a singing at Will Lott's. A large group from the area attended the fair at the A and M School last week. Harvie Upshaw is sick, with hopes for a speedy recovery. Joseph Jordan visited Claud Westbrooks last Sunday.
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Chiff Reid
Pine Grove
Albert Baxter
Abilene
Dave West
Will Lott
Harvie Upshaw
Joseph Jordan
Claud Westbrooks
Local Notes From Cross Plains Weather and Visits
Fine weather for cotton picking as Cross Plains residents share social visits. Miss Eva Crews and Miss Thelma Lassetter host Saturday night and Sunday, while Miss Lizzie Bell Hinsley stays with Miss Lilla Hinsley Tuesday. Mrs Will Hackney improves, Annie Lassetter remains ill, and Mrs Steeve Williams has recovered enough to be up. Mrs A E Latimer and daughter Laura visit Carrollton relatives. Dock Richards of Paul loses a fine horse Wednesday night.
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Eva Crews
Thelma Lassetter
Dock Richards
Paul
Local Notes from Bowdon and Carrollton
Twin girls born to Mr and Mrs J G Wilson last week. New residences rise in town and a sidewalk opened on the west side of Rome street near Mr J J Walker. Jurors D M Bartlett Lou Croft and M L Moore serve in Carrollton court this week. L C Miles and family visited the Moore family. J R Rainwater and wife spent Sunday with the Powell family. Lige Turner’s barn and contents burned last Wednesday night, including three mules cattle and fodder. suspicion of arson.
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Mrs. J. G. Wilson
Rome Street
J. J. Walker
D. M. Bartlett
Lou Croft
M. L. Moore
Carrollton
L.C. Miles
Jear Stogner
M. L. ‘Moore
Lige Turner
Pink Pain Tablets Offer Instant Relief Head and Body Pains
A 25¢ box of Dr. Shapp's Pink Pain Tablets promises instant relief for head pains, womanly pains, and pains anywhere. The sales copy urges asking a doctor or druggist if the formula is not complete and notes Camp Drug Co. sells the product.
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Dr. Shapp
Camp Drug Co
Pleasant Ridge All Day Singing at Pleasant Ridge Church
An all day singing at Pleasant Ridge church opened at 10 o'clock with prayer by Rev. John Crider. Officers elected were G. L. McEwen chair, J. H. Chastian VP, J. G. Neil secretary, with arranging committee W. Coats, J. M. Campbell, R. J. Akins. Music by C. Smith and P. H. Chandler. Afternoon session featured further music by J. M. Campbell, J. M. McCalmon, M. W. Coats, R. J. Akins, talks by P. H. Chandler, and closing remarks by Rev. John Crider. Dinner blessed by all attendees.
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Pleasant Ridge Church
John Crider
G. L. McEwen
J. H. Chastian
J. G. Neil
Sec
W. Coats
J. M. Campbell
R. J. Akins
C. Smith
P. H. Chandler
M. Reid
J. M. McCalmon
M. W. Coats
P. H Chandler
Carrollton fair noted by Newnan News editorials
Col L M Farmer and Col Mrs L M Farmer attended the Carrollton fair. Col Farmer runs a premier Carroll county farm adjoining A M School lands and expects about 85 bales of cotton this year along with corn. Congressman Adamson, Governor Brown, Geo Monroe and J Pope Brown spoke at the fair.
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L. M. Farmer
Carrollton
Col. Farmer
Carroll County
Lanas
A. & M. School
Congressman Adamson
Judge Adamson
Caorrollt
Brown
Geo. Munroe
Buena Vista
W.C. Adamson
J. Pope Brown
Georgia
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Advertised for Relief
An old advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a cure, stating relief is available. Sold by W. L. Worthy, it targets sufferers of persistent throat irritation and coughing.
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W. L. Worthy
Join the Ludden and Bates Piano Club form now
The Ludden and Bates Piano Club announces new membership with a savings offer of 113 dollars. Prospective members are urged to join the club forming soon to secure the discount and access piano club benefits.
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Ludden & Bates Piano Club
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Lilla Hinsley
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Steeve Williams
A. E. Latimer
Laura
J. R. Rainwater
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