The Great Teacher Call to Sunday Church Service
A church circular urges punctual Sunday School at 9 30, morning and evening preaching at 11 and 7 30 with a law themed sermon The Epworth League and Woman s Missionary Society run circle and council meetings The note praises Mrs Ward and reports past week activities and next Sunday schedule
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U. S
Cays
Woman's Missionary Society
Trudley-Meadows
Griffin-Wells
L. D. Smith
Kirkley
J. B
W. A. King
First Baptist Notes on Sunday Services and School
Dr. Gilbert Dobbs, pastor, welcomed public school teachers as worshippers. He preached two sermons about rebuilding the walls of Jericho with emphasis on faith and strength. The Sunday school eyes toward growth as the season ends and the school year continues.
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First Baptist
Gilbert Dobbs
Tabernacle Church Notes Sunday Service and Changes
Pastor W L Hambrick led a spiritual feast with a successful evangelistic sermon and one new member joining. Evening services move to 7 30 and Wednesday worship also shifts. Details include next sermons on Acts and Mercy, and a call to prayer for Carrollton. The B Y P U groups plan outreach with Oak Grove and a 2 30 gathering for Union members. Will Cole family relocate to Bremen.
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Bible School
Paul
Carrollton
Oak Grove
Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church Plans Revival Meetings and Bible Class Awards
Rev E L Barber outlines revival preparations for September 20 to 29 with prayer meetings held at homes and the church on various evenings. The Business Men Bible Class won best average attendance for July. Mr L A Sima from the First Baptist Church guest taught the Tesgou last Sunday.
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Sidney Holderness
N. KF. Dozier
Jack Ayeouk
L. A. Sima
First Baptist Church
Carroll Chapter 22 R. A. M. Convocation Notice
All companions are notified to appear at the regular Convocation of Carroll Chapter 22 R. A. M. on the 12th at 7 30 p m. There will be business that affects each companion and punctual attendance is requested. Cordially and fraternally Harry Moore H P
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Harry Moore
H. P
Harp Singing at Oak Mountain on September 17
An all day Harp Singing at Oak Mountain School House is planned for the third Sunday, September 17. The notice invites everyone, especially singers, to attend and join in with several accomplished harp players already present. A meal is mentioned as part of the event.
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Jesus
Oak Mountain
Piygars
Pathet
Carroll County Democratic Committee Sets Poll Hours
Voters are advised of polling hours due to minutes error by the Secretary. Primary voting for Carroll County in all country precincts runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in incorporated towns 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Carrollton city 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Chairman G. W. Burnett signs the notice.
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Carroll County
Caroll County
Democratic Exteative Committee
Repolis
Carrollton
G. W. Burnett
All Day Singing at Center Point in September
An all day singing event is planned at Center Point during September. Singers and music lovers are invited to come and join in praising God through song all day.
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Center Point
Cote
God
Election Ballot for State and Federal Offices
Voter selections listed for Prison Commissioner Railroad Commissioner Chief Justice Supreme Court and other state offices. Names include W C Bryant R E Davison M L Johnson Walter R McDonald E Palmour William H Fish Richard B Russell Marcus W Beck James K Hines Roscoe Luke R C Bell Harper Hamilton and others with instructions to vote for one or two where applicable.
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C.,m. Candler
M. L. Johnson Walter R. McDonald
E. Palmour
Supreme Court
William H. Fish
Richard B. Russell
Judge Court OF Appeals
R. C. Bell
R. C. Bell Harper Hamilton
McDonald to Preach at Mayaville Church Sunday Evening
W IL McDonald of Mayaville Georgia will preach at the Christian church Sunday evening at 7 00 all members are urged to attend and a cordial invitation is extended to all users
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McDonald
Mayaville, Ga
Wil
Christian Church
Dog Laws and Rabies Rules for Carthrothon
Sanitary Inspector W J Davis seeks the governing laws rules and regulations on dogs and mad dogs both alive and dead in Carthrothon. He notes risk of handling dead mad dogs without protection and urges authorities to clarify duties and safety procedures.
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W. J. Davis
Carj Rothon
Lt-P
Sheriff Sale in Carrollton Georgia on October First
Carroll County advertisement lists multiple property foreclosures set for the first Tuesday in October 1022. Parcels include a 55 acre farm in the 1st District, a cedar street house and lot in Carrollton, a 50 acre Southeast quarter of lot 109, and two parcels totaling 150 acres in the 6th District. Sheriff W A Garrett notes levy on each property under city court judgments and notifies defendants.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Carrollton
Ong
Janda
W. H. McLendone
Iida
J. BE. Cramer
State—Mutual Life Insurance Company
John A Gray
Levy
Ee W. A. Garrett
Cedar Street
Williamson
Said Street
Lovella Lewis
Lovella Betterton
M. W. Lewis
Geert, Sheritt
Crawford
City Court of
Georgia Loan and Trust Co
J. L. Crawford
de Fendant
W. A Garrett
Lana
J. B. McGuire
W. A. Garrett
Smoke House Aids Fire Departments In Protective Gear Study
The United States bureau of standards built a smoke house for experiments to determine the exact requirements for safe effective smoke masks. Tests aim to aid fire departments by providing reliable protective equipment for firefighters.
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United States Bureau of Ahindards
First Oriental Rage Tugs In the Orient Mentioned by Early Writers
Fragmentary note references tugs in the Orient and mentions rare specimens in a museum at Catro4 Kerpt with unclear affiliations. The text cites classical writers and early period observations without clear dates or sources.
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Catro4
Kerpt
CWI
Antal Test
Southeastern Fair Set to Showcase South's Progress in Atlanta
The seventh annual Southeastern Fair opens October 12 in Atlanta for ten days, led by Oscar Mills. He predicts record attendance and broader exhibits from farm products to England, with railroads and governments backing a national educational showcase. Secretary R M Striplin notes improved entertainment and a shift from the old style fair, while exhibitors promise better cattle poultry and wine displays plus modern exhibit halls. racing will replace Grand Circuit events with new running races between gatebes 1 to 21.
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Atlanta
Oscar Mills
Mr. Mills
Falta
England
Milla
Ilfa
Southeast
R. M. Striplin
Association
Striplin
Aly
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