Lecture on Catholicism at Singletary School House
Rev A T Hart will lecture at the Singletary school house on the second Sunday in July the 13th at three oclock old time. His subject will be Catholicism and a wide audience is urged to attend.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1919
Page
6
Rev A T Hart will lecture at the Singletary school house on the second Sunday in July the 13th at three oclock old time. His subject will be Catholicism and a wide audience is urged to attend.
Mrs H L Groover and daughter Virginia Ann return from Alabama and Georgia visits. Walter Foy Rutherford discharged from Navy Medical Corps and home for a visit to parents after service near Key West and Europe trips. Baptist pastorium near completion for upcoming pastor family. F C Ivey's health improves after visiting Atlanta and Shellman. P W Leak travels to White Springs and Jacksonville. Mrs Leak back today. Mrs M Pearlman hosts for future July bride Dean Rountree with seventy five guests. Watermelon season delayed with few markets open.
Mr Durham and family attended preaching Sunday. Several couples and individuals joined Sunday School including Miss Addie Bell Durham and Mr Jack Walden. Visitors from Plant City Florida and Pavo stopped by to see relatives. An all day sing is planned for Lone on the 4th of July with baskets invited.
Rev T A White preached his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Rainey Bloodsworth welcomed a fine son. Bloodsworth and children visited near Chastain. Hazel Ray Smith Ethel Ray Smith and Terry Smith visited relatives in Chastain. Mrs H J Myrick aided by Sallie McCrary ill. Jim Brinson family visited Mrs J S Brinson. W E B Stephens and Rainey Chastain of Ellabelle visited J R Brinson. Gertrude Basford stayed with Ollie Stephens. Mrs Maud Myrick visited Mrs J R Stephens. W A Hancock and Wallie Mea and Claudie Hancock visited Mrs A Moreland. Owen Reddick visited B A Moreland. Big Creek sing attendees included W T Smith family A J Fleetwood J B Stephens Ollie Stephens Gertrude Raiford Neva Lee Parramore Thelma Wilson Mrs O J Parramore. Bessie Alligood of Cairo visited Mrs R W Parramore.
McGRAW M J T Eddings was a business visitor Saturday morning. Bill Wood and Miss Mary Lou Wood visited Mrs T A Redding Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Jim Hagan and children called on Saturday. Mrs Sam Howell and Miss Callie Redding visited Mrs B P Gandy Saturday. Mrs Ivey Burgess and Miss Ruth Gandy visited Mrs Will Golden Saturday. J J Prosser and children visited Mrs T A Redding Saturday afternoon. Jim Hagan and children visited Mr and Mrs Shirey Sunday afternoon. Ivey Burgess spent Saturday night and Sunday with John Gandy. Dallas Hagan spoke to Mrs T A Redding Friday evening. Many from the community attended the Big Creek sing Sunday and enjoyed it. Mr C P Wood and children spent Sunday with Mrs T A Redding. T A Hagan called at Mrs T A Redding Sunday afternoon.
Miss Katie Lou Scott returns to activity after illness as Rev Glover and family visit W H Scott and siblings. Mr and Mrs C H Scott visit A F Smith and H B Ring households. Mr and Mrs S L Borden host dinner. H B Ring and family welcomed a baby girl Friday. Boyd Stephenson and mother travel through Boston area. Rev offers encouragement and new interest in the community.
The Home of Mrs. B T Sanders hosted an ice cream supper Saturday night with broad local turnout. Various neighbors including Homer Bishop of Sale City and families of John Page, L F Hill, G E Prince, Emma Redfearn and Lucile Prince were noted in visits and weekend gatherings across Thomasville area.
Community notices list local residents visiting family in Thomasville and Ochlocknee and announce a protracted meeting starting on the Saturday before the fourth Sunday in July with a cordial invitation to attend. Residents include Rev J B Alligood A J Rehberg family T Thomasville and Coolidge attendees Mrs I P Carter Miss Bernice Carter Miss Mamie Carter Rosa Belle Scoggins and others.
A large Merrillville crowd joined a Sunday sing out at Big Creek with fine voices. Local residents such as G W Rooks and Neva Mulder visited, while others traveled to Thomasville for shopping and news of relatives. Will Owens has returned home from France. Bruce Humphrey comes back to join family.
Sunday visiting included Mr Jim Owens and Miss Zeola White on a ride with Miss Lovera Rogers and M H Rogers at Payo. Mrs G F Upton stayed with Mrs Sallie Rogers. Rosa Lee Rogers and J C Gibson attended a casa A Sunday. Frank Upton hosted Josephine Hobbs, and Mr and Mrs Remer Godwin were guests of their parents in Boston.
Edward de Valera Sinn Fein leader emerged from seclusion in New York to declare he spoke for the Irish nation. He traveled from Boston and stayed at the Carmelite priory before greeting crowds at the Waldorf Astoria and meeting reporters and admirers.
Paris reports the Council of Three will refer the sinking of the German fleet at Scapa Flow to a commission of experts to determine if armistice terms were violated. Germany is also accused of burning French flags, seen as a treaty violation, with a likely scientific team to study possible action.
New York officials say the airplane mail service between New York and Chicago will be in full operation by July first. The post office reports readiness and outlines the new route plan for the national air mail program.
Col Thomas B. Felder of Atlanta defended Jeremiah O Leary in his recent trial, showcasing a high profile legal defense in the city.
Washington June 24 Senate resumed consideration of the army bill as Lenroot renewed charges that the War Department breached faith in Camp Benning funding. He said the military committee opposed the project yet land purchases proceeded using funds intended for war purposes without congressional approval.
Secretary Baker replied to Senator Chamberlain noting the Graves Registration Service is moving bodies from isolated plots to larger cemeteries such as Sureness near Paris. He said these cemeteries are being cared for in every way.
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