10 Mar 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Fayetteville News
Location
Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
1
A crowded page of Fayetteville area notices lists prices for coffee and flour, seeds and fertilizers, farm tools, eggs, and meats. It notes new barber services, clothing and hat sales, upcoming events, school teacher meetings, and a promotional Educational Train stop. Several local figures, families, and shops are mentioned along with messages to subscribers and town residents.
Gordon Institute in Barnesville Georgia invites every graduate and former pupil to the Founder's Day celebration on March 24 1911 with a cordial welcome and good time assured. Rev J H Bakes delivered two sermons at the Methodist church Sunday.
The Fayette County Singing Convention will be held in Fayetteville on the fifth Saturday and Sunday in April. All members are urged to attend Saturday. R L Arnall serves as president and invites lovers of good music.
A Fayetteville ad touts Hamilton Brown Shoes as superior footwear for fashionable people. It highlights nationwide reach, durability, and style with American Lady and Gentleman lines, inviting readers to visit the new Fayetteville home of Hamilton Brown Shoes.
The Week of Prayer for home missions runs Monday March 13 for one hour daily from 3 to 4. Each afternoon features a different hostess and leader including Mrs A Lester, Mrs S A Burks, Mrs Mitchell, Mrs John Avery, Miss Laura Thornton, Mrs Lester Dickson, Mrs Knowles, Mrs Mitchell, Mrs Ben Hill Landrum, and Miss Mattie J Knowles. Methodist ladies are cordial to attend. every Baptist woman is urged to come.
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