Fayetteville Gaurghes Church Notices and Schedules
Local church notices list services at Baptist and Methodist congregations. Rev W H Robin presides at Fayetteville Baptist with Sunday services, Sunday School, and various meetings. Rev W J De Pardeleben leads the Methodist Church with multiple services, prayer meetings, and missionary groups led by Mrs W J yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Pemenne
W. B. Hol
Rayer
Landrum
Ee Missionary Society
W. J
Local merchants advertise goods and services in Fayetteville issue
Home Affairs Shoes cheap at Blalock McCollum Roberts Co Old Dutch Cleanser at Landrum s Mrs Lizzie Brogdon visits relatives in the county Harry Gliss Seed Potatoes 50c Landrum s Near Griffin trip for lodge attendance W B Hollingsworth cents per pound lint for quilting at Fayetteville Oil Co Singer sewing machines teased County candidates Dorsett Adams announce for County Commissioners Measles affect Henry Jackson family Deaths of infant Bightower Dixon Murphy visits East Side News page highlights store promos and local politics
Honor Roll At New Hope School February
February honor roll lists first grade Nellie Mae Walls and second grader Gena McEachern. Third graders Johnie Banks and Floyd McHachern, fourth graders Lorene Phillips and Curtis Wallis, fifth graders Addie Walls and Lillie Mae McEachern. Seventh graders Falcon Brown Grady Feely Mamie Clyde Wallis. Democratic Executive Committee chairman W N D Dryon calls a 12 o'clock meeting on court week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Mae Wallis
Gena McEachern
Johnie Banks
Floyd McHachern
Lorene Phillips
Curtis Wallis
Addie Wallis
Lillie Mae McEachern
Falcon Brown
Grandy Feely
Mamie Clyde Wallis
Democratic Executive Committee
W. N. D. Dryon
Chm
A Good Man Gone
Obituary notices the death of Thomas A. Knowles, longtime county resident, after several days illness. He is remembered as a good neighbor, husband, father, and upright citizen with many friends. The county and church mourn his loss, and condolences are extended to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Knowles
Knowles
A Season of Service And Sacrifice for Home Missions
The Womans' Missionary Society of the Fayetteville Baptist Church plans the March Week of Prayer for Home Missions. Key events include a March 12 meeting hosted by Mrs. J. W. Graham and a Special Enlistment Day for 1912. The notice urges all Baptist women to attend and notes a training session at the McDonough Baptist Church March 26 through 31 with Geo. W. Andrews leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans’ Missionary Society of the
Fayetteville Baptist Church
J. W. Graham
S. S
Flint River Association
McDonough
U. S
Geo. W. Andrews
S.S
W. W. Arrold
Not be forgotten a Christian memorial of J C B Eanes
The text honors J C B Eanes describing him as a model Christian, faithful to church and family. It speaks of his untimely death, comfort in God’s will, and a call to emulate his noble life while awaiting reunion on eternal shores. The tone is reverent and devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Knowles
Brother Knowles
Knowles
Will
J.C. B
Local Notes on Farming, Education and Loss in Fayette County
The editor reports on soil preparation for a new crop, strong corn yields, and labor shortages affecting turpentine farms. Two students won top county prizes with yields of 117 and 1172 bushels. A Teachers Institute led by F A Land impressed, with guests M L Brittain and a county staff of 53 white teachers from several states, while Fayette County mourns the departure of a prominent family and welcomes Henry Kerlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
F. A. Land
M. L. Brittain
Arkansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Middle
North Ga
Fayette County
Henry Kerlin
Best Crop Year in Wilcox County 1911 Harvests
Wilcox County records a historic 1911 crop year with strong wheat and oats yields in June. Farmers gathered 1 000 to 3 000 bushels of oats, and cotton crops were so large that much remained unpicked. Prices hovered around 7 to 8 cents a pound as harvests continued.
Death of William J. Brooks at 84 in The Rock community
The Rock community mourns William J. Brooks known as Uncle Billy, age 84, member of The Rock Baptist Church. He died Tuesday morning February 27 after two months at the State Sanitarium. Funeral held by Rev. C. Speir at The Rock cemetery. He leaves four sons George John Charlie Bartow and a daughter Mrs Callie Cook. Local notices share condolences and community updates on recent visits and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Brooks
Canaan
Billy
Uncle Bills
the Rock Baptist Church
The
Rock Cemetery
C. Speir
George
John
Charlie
Gilmer
Texas
Bartow
Fairburn
Callie Cook
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Fayetteville Gaurghes
Baptist Church
W.H. Robin
J. W. Gram
Sunbeam Society
Womans
Mamie Burks
Home Affairs
Blalock-McCollum-Roberts Co
Landrum’s
Lizzie Brogdon
Harry Gliss
B. H. Landrum
Dear Coleman
Oylvav Fife
Henry Jackson
Kraut St
R. T. Dorsey
Atlanta
J. W. Gra
B. A. Landrum
Con Arrell-Smith Co
Saint Patsy's Poultry
Larrell-Sw Lisith Co
Blalock Company
Flip Merc. & How. Co
Charles Dorsett
E. E. Dixon
Henry Tidwell
Griffin
Jersey
G. G. Boyd
Fife Go
Blalock-Harrell-Smith Co
W. B. Hollingsworth
White Crest, Town Talk and
Washburn Crosby Co’s. Gold Flour. “Blalock-Harrell-Smith Co
Blalock-Harrell-Sm Smith Co
Blalock-Harrell Co’s
Singer
Wheeler & Wilson
S. C. Bernhard
Fayetteville, Ga
Lester C. Dickson
Fayetteville O1n Co
Messrs
G. W. Dorsett
J. W. Adams
Stanley Tayloring Co
Joan M. Jackson Co
Fayetteville
Oil Co
W. B. HoLi Inesworth
McCall’s
Fayetteville Oil Co
E. E. Murphy
E. EB. Dixon
Grand Master of
Georgia
L. V. Clark
Dixon
W. B. HouLisne Sworts
B. G. Bightower
A. J. Dixon
GM. Murphy
East Side
New Hope School
New York
M. B. Jacobs
Panama
Igc
Sea Island
Lonsdale
Sacobs’ Department
Peters St. Atharota
Corners StinBen
Eanes
Wilcox County
Daniel
Frank Rivers
Henry Rivers
Ily
Vida Brooks
Claude
Jessie Ward
Marie Jones
W. B. Elder
J. S. Jones
Gate City
E. E. Gardner
Effie
Villa Rica
F. A. Webb
Robert Watson
Donnie B. Jones
Evelyn Whitlock
Union Grove
G. W. Brooks and Family
Addie Speir
Mr. Manse Jones
D. V. Stephens
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