Home Affairs Church Notice Fayetteville Area
Home Affairs Church notes list Fayetteville Methodist services with Rev. Sanders and Rev. Glass details. Includes Sunday School times, song service, and infant cradle roll. Baptist Church schedule notes preaching days and Thursday prayers plus Sunbeam and missionary groups. Local social notes mention visitors, property work, and upcoming tax receiver visit and a missionary play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
A. B
Sanders
Summer school attendance drive and food effort urged
Notice urges teachers to enroll every school age child and earn a certificate. It praises high attendance schools and offers framed pictures to top three schools. Warns poor weather hurts crops and calls for planting beans potatoes turnips and saving fruit vegetables and hay to feed workers and soldiers.
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E. Thornton
C. 8
Reunion of 30th Georgia Regiment at Forest Park
The 30th Georgia regiment holds its annual reunion at Forest Park in Clayton County on Friday July 27. Survivors and veterans are urged to attend to renew past associations. Forest Park is reachable from Atlanta with convenient rail schedules for return. R S Ozburn president and A P Adamson secretary invite former comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Regment
Forest Park
Clayton County
Atlanta
Letter From Our Former Barber
A letter from Camp Harris Macon Georgia dated July 18 describes army life with seven hours of daily drills. The writer J Eugene Kilgore of Company M Fifth Georgia Infantry notes upcoming weeklong target practice at Holly Bluff then Holly Camp and bonding with other troops. He finds bomb practice exciting and says many military lessons await.
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Harris
Macon Ga
Holly Bluff
Holly Camp
J. Eugene Kilgore
Co. M
Fifth Georgia Infantry
Local notices and obituaries in brief
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs T N Kidd died at their home in Hapeville and was laid to rest after interment. The Department of Agriculture warns hog owners about cholera and urges vaccination and safe disposal of infected animals to prevent spread. Meat prices may rise. collective action is urged to protect hog herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. N. Kidd
Hapeville
Partment of
Miss Kate Browd to Return from Athens Tomorrow
Miss Kate Browd will return from Athens tomorrow. She previously won a state prize for good work as a canning club girl, a $25.00 Selgtetehip to the Shorter course at the State College of Agriculture. She is making an excellent record this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Browd
Athens
Kate
State College of Agriculture
Memorials to Confederate Veterans of Hopewell Reunion
The memorial committee reports a shrinking list of members at the Hopewell Confederate Veterans reunion. It notes deaths of J. A. Brown, W. M. Cook, R. H. Bennett, and Tillman Hartley with ages and service units, and urges honoring their memories while preparing for a final reunion.
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Confederate Veterans of Hopewell
J. A. Brown
2Nd
Georgia Regment
Cheatams
W. M. Cook
The
Veterans Association
Mississippi
R. H. Bennett
Georgia Cavalry
Tillman Hartley
Advertising Will Do It In Modern War Economy
The piece argues that government and foreign borrowing will boost consumer spending on food and war supplies, benefiting wage earners and fueling demand. Local merchants should advertise to compete with mail order and city retailers, otherwise they risk losing business. It notes paper costs stay constant across seasons.
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Home Affairs
Jfourth
Sunbeam Society
Womans’ Missionary
Servie
L. P. Glass
J. W. Gra
Mary Rosenbloom
Atanta
J. A. Rosenbloom
J. W. Barrynton
Lillian Smith
Mirriam
Dallas, Tex. de
Mesdames, C. D
H. P.redwine
Clayton, Ga
Emma Stevens
Newnan
Elizabeth Fife
Kate Culpepper
J. J. Fincher
Roberta
W. R. Harrell
Stevens, Ga
Jold
Luther Ellison
J. E. Kilgore
Francis Parham
Greenville
Ourse
Blalock
Redwine Brothers
A. Rosenbloom
C. C. Travis
Ira White
John Duke
S. Pilkington
Spratlin
Sandy Creek Church
Ozburn
Pres A
P. Adamson
Sec’y
J. E. A. Warg
S. B. Lewis
J. W. Graham
Bank OF Fayetteville
Gay & Blalock
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