Closing services mark tenth Indian Spring Holiness Camp Meeting
Despite bad weather Sunday the tenth annual camp closing drew attendees as Dr Bounds preached at the zero hour and Dr Rees delivered a noted sermon. The camp, though less crowded, showed strong spiritual fruit with zealous laborers praised by Butts County residents. The Indian Spring Camp Ground is lauded as the best arranged in the country and a source of county honor and wider advertisement.
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Indian Spring
United States
Georgia
Butts County
Social notes of local visitors and arrivals
Mrs H F Wheat of Columbus is visiting Mrs F S Williams on Third street. Miss Allice Willis of Cabiness is visiting Mrs O B Willis. Mrs B B Youmans of Rome visits her parents on Lyons street. Misses Aileen and Inez Roberts of Forsyth visit friends here this week. Miss Agnes Leverette returns to Eatonton after a stay with Mrs E E Pound. Emmie DeHaven of Macon, guest of Miss Sallie Mae Ball, returns home. Estelle Durham will visit relatives soon. Misses Mary Foote and Susie Smith return home to Bigwood after visiting Miss Susie Baldwin. Steve Malone leaves Racket Store for Sanfordsville. George Mallet visiting Rome. Miss Louise Lamar of Richmond guest of Mrs F S Etheridge on Third street. Evelyn Powers of Perry returns home after Jackson visit. Nellie Tullis to return to Atlanta after a month here. Thalma Gilmore visiting relatives in Flovilla. Willie Simpson of McDonough visiting Miss Hattie Mae Finley on Covington street. Mrs McClendon and Jennie of Fort Gaines visiting Mrs Stanfield on East Third. J R Smith of Atlanta leaves after visit. Adelaide Chambers of Worthville visiting Miss Ethel Walthall on Covington street. Lucile and Cleone Ham of Newnan expected Friday to stay with the Nutts on Covington street.
Local visitors from Jasper Valdosta and nearby towns
Mr. Frank McDowell of Jasper was in the city Sunday. John Scruggs of Valdosta visited friends here this week. Prof. Comer Woodward of Wrightsville was in the city Sunday. Mr. Walton Parham of Sparks was in the city Saturday.
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Frank McDowell
Jasper
John Scruggs
Valdosta
Comer — Woodward
Wrightsville
Mr. Walton Parham of
Sparks
Bob Taylor on Boys and the Honest Young Hopeful
A humorous vignette about a boy who loves adventures and mischief. He roams hills barefoot with mud on his toes and freckles on his nose, carrying strings and slings. He ignores baths and Bible yet shows a sly wit about lies and truth.
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Castor Oil
Mattila McKibben Hosts Pleasant Social Day at Forsyth Home
A social gathering hosted by Miss Mattila McKibben drew about fourteen guests from Jasper DeKalb Baldwin Spalding Floyd and Butts counties to a Forsyth plantation. Guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music, a bountiful dinner, river fishing and trips to Indian Spring with hospitable hosts Mr. and Mrs. Moore.
Delightful House Party At Moore Residence
The country home of Mr and Mrs Leroy H Moore two miles west of the city hosted a charming county house party. The merry occasion featured a pleasant blend of conversation music and sociable games as guests enjoyed hospitality and good cheer.
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Leroy H. Moore
Little Miss Jane Stanfield Hosts Lawn Fete For Friends
Little Miss Jane Stanfield and Jennie McClendon hosted a delightful lawn fete Thursday evening for a group of numerous young friends in a social event.
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Jane Stanfield
Jennie McClendon
Miss Ella Burney Represents Shorter College in Rome
Miss Ella H. Burney was in the city this week representing Shorter College at Rome. Burney is described as a teacher of rare ability and the college is fortunate to secure her services in the faculty.
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Ella H. Burney
Shorter College
Rome
Burney
City Welcomes Visitors From Near and Far
Mr. Robert Lee Mays returns to the delight of friends after a college term near Chicago. Prof. Carlie Thompson, president of Forsyth's R. Banka Steves Institute, was in the city Saturday. Mr. W J Collins and daughter Miss Della of Tiger Bay Florida are in the city visiting friends.
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Robert Lee Mays
Chicago
Carlie Thompson
R. Banka Steves Institute of
Forsyth
W.J. Collins
Della
Tiger Bay, Fla
City
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Bounds
Camp Meeting Hotel
Rees
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Butts
Columbus
F. S. Williams
Third Street
Allice Willis
Cabiniss
O. B. Willis
B. B. Youmans
Mrs
J. H. McCallum
Lyons Street
Aileen and
Inez Roberts
Agnes Leverette
Eatonton
E. E. Pound
Emmie DeHaven
Macon
Sallie Mae Ball
Estelle Durham
Miss Harben
Jackson
Jacksonville, Fla
Mary Foote
Susie Smith
Susie Baldwin
Methodist Parsonage
Bigwood
Steve Malone
Sandersville
George Mallet
Louise Lamar
Richmond, Ga
F. 8. Etheridge
Evelyn Powers of
Perry
Nellie Tullis
Atlanta
Thalma Gilmore
Flovilla
Miss Willie Simpson
McDonough
Hattie Mae Finley
Covington Street
McClendon
Jennie
Fort Gaines Ga
Mrs Stanfield
East Third
J. R. Smith
Adelaide Chambers
Worthville
Ethel Walthall
Lucile
Cleone Ham
Newnan
Nutt
Bob Taylor
Mattila McKibben
Miss Mattilu
Maynard
Tom McKibben
Fannie Farlow
Mary Newton
Fannie Furlow
Adelaide Tennant
Alma Bell Maynard
Evelyn Powers
Messrs Park Newton
Harkness Thornton
Horace Newton
Mary Ann McKibben
Patterson
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