Fayetteville Churches Schedule Notices
Church events list for Fayetteville covers rev L P Glass site, services on fourth Sundays and before, women's missionary meetings, Sunday school 9 45 a m with W H Holyworth superintendent, prayer service Wednesday, Epworth League Sundays, and Ladies Missionary Society meetings led by Mrs Sanders and Mrs Letha Kitchens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Glass
King
Wmay
J. W. Gra
Sunheuty’Society
Womans
Meth
Mist Church
A. B. Sanérs
Anday
W. B. Holysworth
Rayer
Epworth League
Letha Kitchens
Ladies' Missionary Society
Sanders
Lakewood Florida Visitors and Local Notices
Home affairs list visitors and guests across several counties with names like Miss Nannie McLucas Mrs J K Peoples and Mr Jordon Thornton. A note recalls J M Austin Sons sale offerings cotton seed meal and a syrup mill. Final church services began at the district church with Rev A M Pierce presiding and families strengthening the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. B. Sanders
A. M. Pierce
Ulton
Noble d
Vine
Miss Winna Milner Visits. Mrs Loyd Dies at 76
Miss Winna Milner of Atlanta visits relatives in town. Miss Ruth Edwards and Jewel Burks return from a ten day Suwanee visit. Stella Trint of Conyers visits Ruth Edwards. G V Bennett of Atlanta stays with his mother Mrs Okie Bennett. Mrs Sarah Loyd dies six miles west after months of illness. She was 76, joined Methodists at 15, widow of Samuel Loyd with daughter Miss Tessa Loyd and sons RE Loyd and Dr R C Loyd. Funeral at Ebenezer conducted by Rev A B Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Edwards
Jewel Burks
Suwanee
Sarah Loyd
Here
Sarah Speer
Samuel Loyd
Tessa Loyd
RE. C. Loyd
This County
R. C. Loyd
Union City
Methodist Church
Ebenezer
A. B. Sanders
In Memory of Little Lucy Estelle Slaton
The 4th day of July 1916 claimed eight month old Lucy Estelle Slaton. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Slaton mourn a brief earthly life with deep grief and faith that they will meet in heaven. She leaves a father, mother, three brothers, one sister, and many relatives and friends. An angel band in Heaven did not suffice, so God took their darling Lucy to fill that vacant seat. The family laments loneliness and looks toward a brighter home on the heavenly shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Slaton
Earth
Heavenly City
Lucy
Local social notes and upcoming revival services
Friendship Alabama resident Willie Dumas visits relatives in town. Fayetteville Mrs. S B Lewis spends Friday with J B Mitchell family. Miss Mamie Norton of Atlanta hosts the Granville Brown home. Revival services start Sunday. Miss Pearl McEachern visits Miss Ottie Lee. Mrs R C Johnson and daughter Mrs P P Dumas visit Mrs Lewis Brown at New Hope. Mr J S Lee and son Wilber visit friends at Harps. Miss Dennis McElroy travels in Atlanta. Cleo Mitchell, formerly teaching at Rest, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Norton
Atlanta
Granville Brown
R. C. Johnson
P. P. Dumas
Lewis Brown
New Hope
Cleo Mitchell
Mrs Joiner Gains Thirty Five Pounds From Tanlac
Mrs Wilhelmina Joiner wife of engineer Richard Joiner of the M D & B railroad tells how Tanlac restored her health after nervous indigestion prostration left her unable to nourish her baby. She reports improved nerves appetite sleep complexion and weight plus her baby thriving. Tanlac sold in Fayetteville Inman Woolsey Brooks Kenwood and Atlanta. Admission info notes Cross Roads school event Friday Sept 1 to raise funds for the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelmina Joiner
Richard Joiner
Third Street
Macon Ga
J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville
I Nman
Melucas
Georgia sees record year for silo construction
The state in history notes the largest number of silos ever built in Georgia in a single year. The College of Agriculture directs construction of several hundred silos through its specialists and county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
College of Agriculture
Political Ad Calls for Brown in Georgia Vote
The current Georgia Agricultural Department is the sole Southern state department not cooperating with the Farmers Union or Farmers State Organizations. Signed by CHAS S BARRETT President National Farmers Union. FOR PROGRESS VOTE FOR BROWN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Agricultural Department
Farmers Union
Farmers State
Chas. S. Barrett
Pres
Nat’l Farmers Union
FOR Progress
Brown
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Ffayetteville
Iss Floy Williams
Senoia
Mistief Redwine
J. K. Peoples
Henry Junty
Jordon Thornton
Mr. Thornton
Ezra Jackson
J. R. Jackson
J.E Lindler
Lovejoy
J. B. Edwards
J. M. Austin & Sons
Irs
J. J. Arnold
South Caro
Fannie Joy Green
Theses
Graham
Frs
M. T. Lamb
I Lovejoy
E. B. Holt
T.R. Gay
W. M. Davenport
Holland, Ala
Davenport
Bersee
Roiner
Payetteville
Winna Milner
Stella Trint
Conyers
Mr. G. V. Bennett
Okie Bennett
Little Lucy Estelle Slaton
Darling
Willie Dumas
Alabama
S. B. Lewis
J. B. Mitchell
Pearl McEachern
Ottie Lee
J. S. Lee
Wilber
Harps
Dennis McElroy
Mr. Roby Redwine
Johngeline Jewett
Cross Roads
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Cece
Bank OF Fayetteville
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