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Fayetteville News

Location

Fayetteville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1925

Page

3

Baptist Church Notes Impressive Sunday Program and Plans

The Sunday School presented a strong Mothers Day program and collected funds for the Baptist Hospital. The Workers Council set up the next Daily Vacation Bible School for the second week in June after last year’s success. Next Tuesday at 7 39 PM the Pastor and Dr Smith of Birmingham will report on the Southern Baptist Convention in Memphis. The Art Class will submit SIPs for auditorium windows. Pastor Garner is hosted by Mr Oliver Reeves of Fayetteville. Next preaching services are on the Fifth Sunday in May both morning and evening.

New Baptist Hospital Workers Council Smith Birmingham Alaw Southern Baptist Convention Memphis Senn Garner Oliver Reeves Fayetteville

Local residents visit relatives and attend gatherings

Weekend visits show a pattern of family travel with multiple residents from Kenwood and Atlanta hosting relatives. Notable names include Miss Gladys McKown, Mrs. J. M. Austin Sr, and Queen of May Mary Lynn Krogdon of Shorter College. Trips extended to Roberta, Riverdale, Locust Grove, and Atlanta.

J. S. Carnes Roberta M. M. Carnes Gladys McKown Atlanta T. C. McKown J. M. Austin Sr Mary Lynn Krogdon Shorter College Parker B. Brown J. M. Austin Jr Messers Wright Brogden John L. Jones W. T. Wilkins Paul Thornton

Free Movie Night at Palace Theatre for Educational Films

On Friday May 15 the Palace Theatre will show free educational motion pictures from the Department of Agriculture. The public is invited to attend. CG. V. Shirley, County Agent.

Palace Theatre Department of Agriculture Washington D. C CG. V. Shirley

Local School Notes Highlight Plays and Commencement

Mr G L Spratlin plans Jumbo Jam and a debate before school ends. Mrs E P Shannon Miss Sara Gable and Miss Ruby Kerlin stage a year end play with date to be announced. Commencement exercises set for Monday May 25 at the Methodist church. Brooks School principal J A Gallee and staff entertain at Starrs Mill picnic. Ice cream and operetta plans unfold as 6thGrade exceeds 5thGrade. School closes May 22 after a term serving 267 pupils.

E. P. Shannon Sara Gable Ruby Kerlin Methodist Church G. &, Spratlin Starrs Mill J. A. Gallee Brooks School Atlanta K.P. Shannon Kathleen .Brown Woman’s Club Kathleen Brown Sallee

Tyrone Observes Mother's Day at Hope Well

A Tyrone report notes Mother's Day observed at Hope Well Sunday with a program. Mr Julian Jones and wife visited Mrs Effie Jackson. Mrs Eva Reid of Fairburn visited her mother Mrs Hattie Slaton. Local attendance joined a Sandy Creek singing session.

Hope Well Julian Jones Effie Jackson Eva Reid Fairburn Hattie Slaton Sandy Creek Wayman Ivey. Jones Ola Slgton Atlanta Wilt Flowerg

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