Fayetteville Church Notices and Local News
Home Affairs Church announces services at Fayetteville Methodist led by Rev. Sanders with Sunday School and regular offerings. Baptist church plans protracted meetings with Rev. Glass and Rev. Cain, plus Sunday services and a Sunbeam Society. Local notices include visits from Miss Grace Redwine and Miss Pearl Fife, ads for peach seed, and a sale of ready to wear goods. The Red Cross opens a chapter, and a railroad accident near Stell's crossing disrupted traffic for hours. Local residents travel to Florida and North Carolina, and updates cover telephony staff changes and Sunday School association meeting notes.
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Fayetteville
A. B. Sanders
Baytor
Asa
Home Department
L. P. Glass
J. H. Cain
Cordele
County Sunday School Association
Methodist Church
R. KE
L. ‘Fe
A. Burks
W. . Allen
G. C. Kelley
Lawrence Bray
Bethany School To Be A Standard School
Bethany School is set to become a Standard School with an afternoon ceremony and certificate. Prof J D Smith has guided the effort for five years, teaching decades in the area and earning praise for pupil behavior and academic progress. The old City Council’s final session noted enforcement of the prohibition ordinance and Sabbath respect as key improvements.
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Bethany School
State Board of Education
J. D. Smith
Bethany S
Smith
Orly
Bethany
Old City Council
Second Call Under Draft Law Lists 100 Plus Examinations
The Board of Registrars issued a second call under the draft for first quota examinations. A long list of summonsed individuals includes Leolin Holcomb Daniel Crawford Jesse Barfield Bud Head Gus Matthews and many others to appear next Monday and Tuesday for medical exams due to high failure rates in initial screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Registrars
Leolin Holcomb
Daniel Crawford
Jesse Barfield
Bud Head
Gus Matthews
Thomas L Holcomb
William van Eilis
John Oma Lee
Robert Alphabet
Andrew Wilson Murphy
Arthur Morris
Solomon Williams
Paul Ernest Reid
George Harris Pryor
James G Pye
Roy N Harp
Ernest Lovett
Will Glass
William Fred Whitaker
Johnnie M Cochran
Loyd Parrott
John Ernest Renfroe
Walter Porter Carnes
Henry Grady Morris
Will T Edmondson
Rembert H McLucas
William Collier
Homer Melvin Parrott
Jim Ringer
Edward Clarence Farrer
Cliff Ross
David H Wall
Thomas Arnold
Tommie Bennett
Ben Lupo
Earl F Bearden
Ernest Bussey
J T Davis
John O Couch
William C Putman
Simon Blalock
William Francis Ellison
Alonzo Curtis Chandler
Thomas Wm Leval
Robert Amos Lester
Will Tolbert
Lorenzo Campbell
Eddie Lee Smith
William Ed Minnix
Dillard Parks
Jeff Greene
John Wesley Jones
Will Bird
George William Wallis
Dan Maddox
Local Council Organizes Under New Mayor Pro Tem
The council elected C. E. Adams Mayor Pro Tem OD E Jackson secretary and A L Matthews treasurer. Mayor W L Smith resigned and an election set for August 22 to fill the post. Marshal Bennefield was re elected. The new council includes C B E Adams C E Jackson O T Malone A L Matthews and E B Holt.
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C. E. Adams
Protem
OD. E Jackson
A. L. Matthews
Treasyrer
W. L. Smith
Marshal Bennefield
C. BE. Adams
C. E. Jackson
O. T. Malone
E. B. Holt
The Children Learn Money Lessons at Our Bank
The article urges parents to send children to school and teach money matters. It notes many parents open juvenile accounts, with kids proudly presenting passbooks and pennies for deposit. Emphasis is on practical financial education for the next generation.
Food Administration pledge drive addresses kitchen ranges
A fragmented list of names precedes a World War I era pledge card text urging household Food Administration membership. It warns about visiting range salesmen and promotes the Range Eternal by Engman Matthews, touting durability, savings, and community support while urging readers to join, pledge, and mail to the Washington HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toa Waron
Engman-Matthews Range Co
United States
Food Administration Affirms Nationwide Conservation Pledge
A Washington D C letter from the Food Administrator to another official expresses gladness to serve in food conservation. It accepts membership in the United States Food Administration and pledges to carry out its duties for the nation.
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Washington, D. C
United States Food Administration
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Home Affairs
Grace Redwine
Atlanta
Barnie Brogdon
Jonesboro
E. S. Ward
Nyson
J. W. Ward
J.B. Bennett
Okie Bennett
Thomas Nipper
Highland
N. C
Nina Cook
Milner
Mr. W. P. McElroy
Our City
J. W. Pritchett
Fayetteville, Ga
Bargir
W. A. Nipper
A. Rosenbloom
Annie Parrott
Lagrange
Count
Messrs
B. G. Hightower
Andrew McBride
Florida
Judge
W. B. Hollingsworth
Monroe, Ga
B. D. Murphy
Washington
Col
J. W. Culpepper
Stell’s Crossing
Trae
Trafic
Jong
Fire Merc. & How, Co
M.E. McKelvey
Montgomery
Bell Telephone Co
Jonestoro
Red Cross
Veryone
The
Gertrude Shephard
Adiess
Bank OF Fayetteville
Tsom Helms
John Joseph Bernhard
George A Couch
Dallas Denton Stokes
Joe M Johnson
Hdldie Ware
Ector G Gay
John Henry Murphy
Charlie Huddleston
W Andrew Luneford
Thomas J Snead
Otis Harris
Cliff Stokes
Gael Simion Chalkley
Richard Swanson
James Lewis Smith
Doc Gay
Tom Lee Johnson
Jake Grice
Floy Robin M Jones
Firman Frank Kelly
Edgar Eugene Dixon
Webb Watson Mask
James Curtis Burdett
Henry Ballard
Robert Arnold
Homer Burness McElwaney
Jesse Lee Glass
Otis McIntosh
Joseph Lewis Hubbard
Food Administration
Food Administrator
Steel Range Peddler
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