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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
2
The church outlines Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m with an afternoon service at 3 o clock. Members are urged to support relief efforts for Mountain School and send gifts through the Missionary Society and ladies of the church aid to Belgian children and Native Americans in Oklahoma.
The regular church services will be resumed Sunday as the epidemic subsides enabling opening after a three Sunday enforced vacation. Sunday School at Ri aean, preaching by Rev W T Humby at 11 am and 7 pm. Two Sundays until the conference meets at Wesley Memorial Church in Atlanta November 1st with Bishop Candler presiding and Bishop DuBore as visitor to vote on the amendment to relieve colleges of the window tax on endowments.
Service times at 11 a m and 7 p m for the coming Lord's Day November 3. A Great Rally of the entire membership is planned and expected to be the greatest day in the church's history. At 7 p m the pastor will preach How to be a Christian Juniors meet at 8 p m Seniors at 7 p m next Sabbath November 9.
An evening masquerade party hosted at the home of Miss Clarice Burnett featured a group of social guests including Miss Pauline Stevens Miss Vaxsle Taylor Miss Katelle Bass Miss Corinne Bass Miss Dixie Reeves Miss Nell Cobb and other local residents as listed in attendance.
Miss Lucy Cobb hosted a spend the day party on Sunday for her birthday. Guests included Charisie Mae Holmes Jewel Robinson Libby Boykin and Ploy Strickland.
On last Monday evening Mrs Will Cole entertained Mr Cole at a birthday supper. After a rain course, they were delightfully entertained, assisted by Miss Buckalew. Those present were Messrs. J. W. Orifin, Ernest Minth, Emory Upehureh and Rover, J. Parrish.
A stream of short notices lists Mr. Shady Barnett of Georgia Tech, Miss Pauline Stevens in Atlanta, Mrs. Aycovk visiting Camp Gordon, and various travelers and patients. References include Camp Wheeler, Camp Gordon, Camp Wheeler, and local schools. Several residents, like George Morris and Mildred Spencer, are noted for illness or studies, with several trips to Atlanta and Athens.
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