Church Listings and Schedules for Methodist Baptist and Presbyterian
A regional church column details Mack Anthony’s Methodist service and Father’s Day events, First Baptist with multiple age classes and sermons by Rev Searcy Garrison, and First Presbyterian listing Sunday School leaders and morning and evening worship services led by Rev Richard T. Gillespie with midweek prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Richard T. Gillespie
Tomorry
Ralph McChesney
HR. Mahler
Sons of God
Religious Services Schedule Remains Visible in Augustine Nazare ne Churches
ST AUGUSTINE CATHOLIC THorpha L L Sheehan Pastor announces June 20 mass at 4 30 a m and weekday 8 a m Masses. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Bruce B Hall Pastor lists 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Morning Worship with sermon at 3 15 p m Senior N P S 8 00 p m mid week prayer Wednesday. Public invited to attend Nazarene services.
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Methodist Church
Mack Anthony
Father
Agimon
St, Augustine
Thorpha. L. L. Sheehan
Pai
Bonday
Church OF the Nazarene
Bruce B. Hall
Baptist
St Thomas Episcopal Church Service times listed
Kev Bobb White Jr. serves as rector at St Thomas Episcopal Church. The bulletin notes 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion and 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon.
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ST. Thomas Episcopal Church
Protestant Episcopal
Kev, Bobb White, Jr
Primitive Baptist Church schedule and invitations
Elder R. H. Barwick of Cordele Georgia announces Bible Class each Sunday at 10:00 a m Preaching services on the third Sunday and on Friday night and Saturday beforehand Friday services at 7 30 p m Saturday at 11 a m Sunday at 11 p m and 7 30 p m The public is cordially invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primitive Baptist Church
R. H. Barwick
Cordele
Sunday Service Teaches Evolution Theme at Local Church
Sunday service at 11 a m in the church on Dawson and Washington streets addressed the topic Is the Universe Including Man Evolved By. The program notes indicate a sermon on science and faith bridging the creation story with contemporary views.
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Dawson
Washingington Streets
Friendship Class Holds June Meeting at Ochlochnee Church
The Friendship Class of Ochlochnee Methodist Church met June 14 at Mrs. J S Bullock home with Mrs Geo Bulloch as co host. Miss Fannie Clark led a devotional and Mrs Sanders of Fitzgerald spoke on Sun day School and Missionary Society. The social half featured a program on Cheerfulness and an ice course. The July gathering will be at Mrs E R Clark’s home.
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Ochlochnee
Ochlochnee Methodist Church
J. S. Bullock
Geo Bulloch
Fannie Clark
Wilson
Sanders
Fitzgerald, Ga
Fitzgerald
Crawford
E. R. Clark
Inspections to Boost Georgia Watermelon Shipments
Atlanta announces a joint federal state inspection service for Georgia watermelons to insure quality and prevent underweight shipments. The Moultrie office opens Monday to certify growers and offer cars by grade count and quality, aiming for a larger, better crop than last year.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. W. Sikes
State Agricultural Department
State Department
Moultrie
Sikes
River Molly Tax Limit On State Property Levies Unchanged
Atlanta, June 19. Attorney General Yeomans said the five mill maximum for state property levies remains unchanged after the tangible tax amendment ratified June 8. Speaker Roy V. Harris affirmed the legislature intended to keep state taxes at five mills and maintain uniform county and city taxes. Nine rural electrification projects will supply power and light to 5,838 Missouri families.
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Atlanta
M. J. Yeomans
Roy V. Harris
Harris
Missouri
Sunday School, Meetings, and Reading Room Open to Public
Announcement invites the public to Sunday School at 10 am and Wednesday evening testimony at 8 pm. Reading room at 208 Williams Building, North Broad Street offers Bible and Christian literature for reading, borrowing, or purchase, open weekdays from 3:30 to 6:30 pm.
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Willams Building
North Broad Street
Market Drifts Amid Steel Strike Tension In New York
Stocks moved in varied directions with only a few showing gains as strike news and martial law declared in Johnstown by Governor Earle tempered trading. The federal mediation board in the steel dispute failed to assure near term settlement, keeping attendance light and turnover around 300 000 shares among major issues like American Can Armour Allied Lines and U S Steel.
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New York
Federals
Earle
Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Wall Street
Lasue
Georgians Press For Lower Freight Rates In Washington
Georgia lawmakers push in Washington wage and hour hearings to argue southern rail freight rates hinder industry. Tennessee Valley Authority economist Aldridge set to testify on regional rate handicaps while Ramspeck drives questions on wage regulation and naval stores concerns amid Black Connery bill debate.
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Ben Grant
Associated Press
Berreanbadant
Washington
South
Georgia
Robert Ramspeck
Fifth District
House Labor Committee
Ramspeck
Tennessee Valley Authority
J. Haden
Aldredge
TVA
Arthur E. Morgan
Roosevelt
Tennessee River
Labor Committee
William P. Connery, Jr
Massachusetts
House
Senate
Connery
Chaiman Black
Ney
Thomasville State Market Offerings and Nearby Prices
Market notes from Thomasville on Saturday June 19 1937 list prices for pole beans snap beans butter beans squash green peas potatoes and tomatoes with ranges from 4c to 600 per hundred pounds and 1.00 to 1.21 per crate Also cantaloupes and okra priced. markets at a glance cover New York Chicago and general commodity trends with stocks bonds and currencies noted and crops described as easier or lower for wheat and corn while cattle and hogs stay nominally steady выз
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Eeaseeeneen DC
AOZEM
Eepecssseseenereneeserreees
New York
Chicago
New York Cotton Falls on Weather Outlook
New York June 19 Cotton eased after a steady morning as forecasts of fair weather in the western belt next week prompted liquidation. Oct slid from 12.14 to 12.00 with activity around 12.01, closing barely steady to 12 points lower. Spot middling 12.44.
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New York
Commission House
Cotton futures drift on martial law and weather signals
New Orleans cotton market reacted to news of martial law in Pennsylvania steel strike areas and favorable growing weather. July futures closed around 11.88 with other months dipping slightly. the board showed modest declines across near and deferred contracts while remaining near prior levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Wee
Moultrie Hog Market Report and Chicago Livestock Prices
In Moultrie Georgia June 19 hog market reports lean to fat hogs with weights from 60 to over 240 pounds and sows at prices around 2.00 under. In Chicago June 19 USDA data shows hogs about 2,500 head with 2,000 direct, demand steady to higher for light to medium weights, and cattle prices improving with record highs for some steers and strong feeder demand.
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Moultrie
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agri
Avera
Turpentine and rosin trade figures from Savannah
Turpentine firm reports 33 percent of sales with 143 receipts 590 shipments 885 stock 28 482 Rosin firm shows 432 sales receipted 196 shipments 1 032 stock 59 Spats Be Be F G H I K M and 1.72 percent WG ifs WW X 8.75 percent flagged in Savannah June 19 report
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Savannah
Chicago Dairy and Grain Prices and Market Reports
Chicago butter and eggs prices firm with mixed levels for creamery specials and firsts. Foreign exchange steady with Britain and France rate details. Chicago cash grain shows no wheat and mixed corn and oats quotes, soybeans at 1.24 to 1.25. Memphis cotton seed meal futures ease with July to Jan bids listed.
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Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Government Bonds Close in New York
New York June 19 closing prices for U S Government Bonds show Treasuries and mortgages with varying yields. Notable entries include Treasury 4% 47-52 at 116.30 and 3% 43-46 at 106.11, plus Gortgages including Holl 4s at 101.30.
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New York
Treasury
HOLL
Pelham J A Thomas Pastoral Services This Sunday
Pastor Pelham J A Thomas conducts morning and evening services with the topics Four Foes and The Jericho Road. Visitors are invited to attend. Sunday School meets at 10 30 with a well organized class. Young people meet at 7 30 Sunday evening.
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J. A. Thomas
Jericho Road
Pelham
Pelham First Baptist Church Sunday Program
The Pelham First Baptist Church lists a 10:00 Sunday School with family classes and an 11:00 Worship featuring a sermon on The Holy Sabbath by the pastor. An evening 7:30 Baptist Training Union urges youth to stay active, followed by an 8:30 worship. Wednesday prayer service at 8:30 proclaims Prayer Changes Things.
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First Baptist Church
T. F. Yallaway
Evelyn Lewis
M. H Goodwin
Lee E. Kelly
Searcy Garrison
EL Reller
Baptist Training Union
Pelham High School graduates hold commencement in gym
Pelham Georgia June 19 Twenty nine graduates received diplomas at Pelham High School exercises in the basketball shell. Superintendent G R Porter presented diplomas and medals to top students while Marvin Pittman of Statesboro delivered the commencement address. Elizabeth Williams was valedictorian and Harvey Blalock salutatorian. medals were awarded for highest averages in each grade.
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Pelham
Pelham High School
G. R. Porter
Marvin S. Pittman
South Georgia Teachers ‘College
Statesboro
Harvey Blalock
Elizabeth Williams
Porter
Alice Ne- Smith
Anne Singletary
Virgie
Ray Johnson
Mildred Kemp
G. L. Kinnington
Maurice Kahn
Hermine’ Levine
Jessie’ Lennard
Marian Mullis
Alice NeSmith
Frances Powell
Lamar Spence
Mary Turner
Pelham Journal
Meigs Notes Highlight Local Social Highlights
Meigs Georgia community notes a flurry of visitors and travels with Mrs Marcus Gandy of Macon visiting, Mr Speer Bolton graduates in Cochran, Mrs Jessie Bowen ill at Cairo and other kinfolk visiting Meigs. Rev Hoy J attends Pastor School, revival in Sale City and multiple outings to Pelham pool with a large group. Funeral rites held for Mrs Lee White near Cairo. church school to convene Sunday at 10 30 AM.
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J. D. Rogers
Alice
Cairo
J. F. Montgomery
L. W. Rigsby
Miami, Fla
Marx Howze
Marshal Hester
Tom Smith
Meigs
L. H. Cannon
Doris Summerlin
Dothan
Ala
Lewis Hall Singletary
Dickey
Miami Beach
Florida
BH. B. Prevatt
Margaret
Daytona Beach
Fla
J. B. Adams
Hoy J
Acon
Marcus
Moultrie Hospital
Fred Joyner
Pelham
S. A. Miller, Jr
Oyd
Mamie Sapp
Plant City
Messrs
M. Wilkes
Leo Wilkes
Thomas A. Jones
Paul Dexkie
Moultrie
S. Haddock
Ronnie Alligood
CCC
G. L. Duren
Watkins
Boston
Leon Banks
Thomasville
Says Upshaw
Raleigh
N. G
Bessie McCullar
A. T. McCullar
Macon
Ping Johnson
Jessie Bowen
Roy J. Bond
Sale City
Bernice Bowen
Middle Georgia Sanitarium
Bowen
Glen Boyd
Miami
Martha Lane
NaCoossee
Sara Balard
Waycross
Laura Merritt
W. H. Crawford
Hart's Pool
Charlie Wurst
Charles Wurst
Jimmy
Mary
Fred Wurst
A. B. Law
Alvin
Claude
Lee White
White
Here
Thomas County
Midway Baptist Church
White Cemetery
Pelham Presbyterian Church Announcements Sunday Service
Announcements for Pelham Presbyterian Church note a 10:30 Sunday school time and 11:30 worship with a sermon by Reverend William Cox. The entry provides a date of June 20 and the setting of Pelham.
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Pelham Presbyterian
Williamn Cox
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