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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1921

Page

3

Second Day Morning and Afternoon Session Program

The schedule lists 9 00 A M devotional readings minutes committee reports and chairmen for Digest of Church Letters State of Churches Education Woman's Work Young People's Work Laymen's Work Missions and more with 11 00 A M missionary sermon and afternoon sessions covering devotional hospital orphans home ministerial relief temperance deceased ministers queries nominations finance and miscellaneous business for Sunday September 11 1921 with program to be suggested by the committee on preaching.

J. D. Eason A. K. Snead W. H. Alexander W. L. Hambrick C. NM. Sprewell Eric Johnson W. W. Roop C. M. Garrett Leon Hood J. W. McLeod Gilbert Dobbs J. B. Maltbie Georgia Baptist Hospital W. J. Lovvorn T. A. Bonner W. P. Cumbie Temperance

Social Circle Visitors Trace Week's Local Comebacks

Carrollton residents Dr. I. N. B. Spence and Mr. Coody visited Menars with Homer Rowe and daughter of Social Circle. Guests included J. T. Verner and Rome family, Mrs. Margaret Biggers of Draketown, Jack Gray, and Herbert Anderson. Bertha Duncan visited Bowdon Junction relatives Friday night. Mrs. G. S. Stovall stayed with Edgar Cansler near Pine Groves. Felix McCalmon of Norman Park visited sister B. B. Donevan Thursday. N. E. Spence hosted many young people Tuesday night.

I. N. B. Spence Coody Homer Rowe Menars G. M. Li. Spence B. B. Duncan Dora Rowe Prince Rowe Newt Spence J. T. Verner Rome Margaret Biggers Draketown Jack Gray Herbert Anderson J. W. Jones Bertha Duncan Bowdon Junction Stovall Edgar Cansler Pine Groves Felix McCalmon Norman Park B. B. Donevan

Short Cotton Crop News At Bowdon Junction Family Notices

In Bowdon Junction the cotton crop is reported short. Funeral services for Mr. John Entrekin were held Sunday at 11, conducted by Rev. Crider. The infant son of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Pettigrew was buried at Pleasant View cemetery last Tuesday, August 30, after a months illness. The father was hospitalized from a broken leg suffered in a baseball game. Services at the M. P. church are set for Saturday and Saturday night with all-day singing Sunday except during preaching and baptisms. The Baptist church saw three new members by experience as its pool is now ready for use. For items to sell, use the want column.

John Entrekin Crider Entrekin Thomas Pettigrew Pleasant View Cemetery M. P Baptist Church

Local Social Notes from Bowdon and Nearby

Week end visits and family gatherings across Bowdon and Carrollton area. Mr N J Jones hosts and Rev and Mrs Matthews plus Wilson spend time with Jones family. Birth announced for Augusta on the 27th. Several young ladies visit relatives and many exchanges of hosting duties described.

N. J. Jones Bowdon C. L. Matthews Wilson 8. B. Jones Clara Cook Christine Fuller Gladys Matthews Callie Wreath Davis George Cook Augusta the

Tyus Harris Grandmother Buried in Providenes Alabama

Tyus Harris grandmother of L. H. Harris was buried at Providenes Alabama on Wednesday. The bereaved family has community sympathy. J. H. Barr's new storehouse nears completion. Tyus is building up with three churches a blacksmith shop a corn mill a gunnery three stores and a ten thousand dollar school building. Rev. W. P. Cumbie just closed one of the greatest revivals at Bethesda Baptist Church with 36 baptized last year. Lena Hightower and Mr Kent wed at Veal last night.

Grandma’ Harris L. H. Harris Providenes Ala J. H. Barr Tyus W. P. Cumbie Bethesda Hoe Lena Hightower Kent Veal

Camp Meeting At Union Camp Ground Engages Local Residents

Tennessee visitor Jake Shellie Powell is at home in Forke. Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson return to Atlanta after weeks with relatives. Henry Gaston of Carrollton stays with R W Bates and attends camp. Rev L P Driskell of Victory preaches to overflow crowd. Camp meeting services continue this week and may close Wednesday. Mrs Caroline Bates of Tallapoosa visits daughter Mrs M Daugherty amid camp activities. Some correspondents have gone to camp meeting and forgotten their paper.

Shellie Powell Tennessee Joe Johnson Atlanta Henry Gaston Carrollton R. W. Bates Union Camp Ground L. P. Driskell Victory Caroline Bates Tallapoosa M. Daugherty

Resolution on the Death of Brother Andrew Z Muse

A 1921 Masonic resolution from Temple Lodge No 322 mourns the death of Brother Andrew Z Muse who joined Masonry on October 16 1920 and served as the youngest member. The committee offers condolences to his family, notes his prompt lodge service, and asks minutes and local papers to publish the report. Include thanks to Carroll Memorial Hospital staff and Carrollton friends for support.

Jasper Fields of Glory Grand Master of the Universe Andrew Z. Muse Temple Lodge No. 322. F A. M Bro Muso Muse Mancury Brother Muse J. W. Hamrick M. G. Almon C. H. Wester

Card of Thanks for community aid during illness

We express appreciation to neighbors and friends who aided us through our wife and mother illness. They faithfully assisted us in every way possible. We also thank friends at Beulah for their eager petitions asking for continued support.

Beulah

Thanks for compassion during illness and death

Mr and Mrs W P Rooks express gratitude to friends and neighbors who helped during their son's illness and death. They thank Dr Reeves and Haney for pain relief and Doctors Still and MeLeod for comfort. May God bless you all.

Dra. Reeves and Haney Dros Still Leod W. P. Rooks

Wallace Thank Affectionate Friends in Carrollton Burial

Mr and Mrs W S Wallace express deep appreciation to friends in Carrollton and Carroll County for kindness and sympathy at the burial of their son James S Wallace and thank Rev Tom Bonner and Rev Dial for conducting the services. May God bless you.

Carroll Memorial Hospital Carrollton J. E. Johnson J. E. Bagwell Carollton Carroll County

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