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THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR PAPER AND THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF CARROLL COUNTY
CARROLLTON. CARROLL COUNTY, GEORGIA. THURSDAY, MAY II 1911
Save One Soul for Jesus.
Charlie D. TIKttua.
to save ono soul for
to bring ono soul to
to lead ono soul to
to do some work lor
Jo - BUS,
JO - SU3
Jo - SU3,
Jo - BUS,
Some poor soul by
From tho wea - ry
To tho fount of
Try some pro - ciousi
sin do -
paths of
life and
soul to
Revival at the Methodist
ten - dor-nos?
The Bass-Stapleton meeting which
began last Sunday at the Methodist j
Church is attracting the attention of
the whole city, and the indications 1
are that this will be one of the'
graetest revivals ever held in Car
rollton. Every service has been
largely attended and it seems the
attendance increases with interest.
Mr. Bass is a preacher equal to
the occasion, and one would have
to go a long way to find a more
forceful and plain speaker in his
earnest efforts to win souls for
the Lord. Mr. Bass posses a genial
disposiition which enables him to
hold the undivided attention of his
audience while he presents some
very plain, wholesome and k soul-stir-
ing truths, ,
Mr. Stapleton, the singer, arrived
Monday and has directed the music
which is a very beautiful and im
portant feature of the work.
It is indeed refreshing to observe
the co-operation by ihe pastors and
Christian members of the various
churches of the city.
Special sermon to men Sunday
afternoon at 3:30.
Friday morning at 10 o’clock
mothers service, wear a white rose,
Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock
Children’s service.
You Often Hear People
Say of a Man
“He has money in the Bank,” and the people
speak of him with respect as one who is getting
along in the world.
It is a good thing for your standing to have
money in a bank, and it is easier than you think
especially as the
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wcl-como all who come to Him, Ho thosin-ner will jm-ceivo.
First Baptist Church
prljhl, UKH, by Charlie o■ Tillman. 'Ah,
Sunday, May 14th. 1911.
Prelude “Morning Chimes” La-
Villa.
Offertoire “Menuet” Jenson
Postlude “Albumblatt” Wagner.
No services Sunday evening on
account of Methodist Meeting.
Young Woman’s Missionary
Society meets Sunday 4 p. m.
Carrollton Bank
Carrollton, Ga.,
is desirous of you doing business with them and
will aid you in every reasonable way.
Capital $100,000, Surplus and profits over $65,000
Every man ought to have
a banking connection.
Evangelists J. M. Bass and O. W. Stapleton, who are conducting a Revival at the Methodist Church.
Chautauqua News
T HE growth of this bank is the best evidence
that its polic}’ and methods are in accord
with the demands of present day busincs needs.
The Farmer, Merchant or Manufacturer
seeking modern banking connections, will find
this bank as liberal in its dealings as is consistent
with sound banking.
We are at all times prepared to discuss your
^requirements with you and invite consultation.
Carrollton District Sunday
School Association
The first National Bank
Capital $100,000.00.
Surplus 100,000.00
you NEVER
MISS THE
'‘Of 1
The Convention will be held May
14 1911., at Stripling’s ChapeL
Convention called to order at 10
o’clock.
Devotional Service R. A Freeman
Address of Welcome Chas Boyd.
Response Rev. D. A. Sox.
Appointment of Committees.
Convention Sermon Rev. Hncka-
bee.
Afternoon Session
Song Service at 1 o’clock by Chor
ister J. A. Lyle.
Reports from the Schools of the
District limited to five minutes
each.
Discussion fifteen minutes each
as follows:
Gleanings from the State S. S.
Convention A. K. Snead.
The Adult Classes H. B. Adams.
How to secure the Attendance
and Attention of boys. Miss Roxie
McWhorter.
On the Preparation of the Lesson.
C. E. Roop.
The Qualification and Duties of
the Secretary. W. L. Aycock.
How to teach the lesson. R. W.
Adamson.
Business for good of Association
and reports of Committee.
Mr. R. Lee Sharpe has just re
ceived a letter from Mr. Arthur
Gingle, the Chautauqua man, telling
him it was impossible for him to
conre at once. Mr. Sharpe telegraph
ed him, “Our enterprising and wide
awake men all want a Chautauqua
Will wire amount of tickets sold
Monday. Try to get LaFollette or
Hobson.”
A place to keep your surplus.
A place to borrow when you need
to borrow.
A place to clear your checks.
Stamp Pictures
We will he pleased to make these
little pictures for a while at 25c per
dozen. Don't loose sight that we
are headquatters for the finest
pictures in all sizes.
Cash in advance for stamp pictures.
We will appreciate your business.
J. G. Buyers.
We are prepared to furnish
you the service mentioned.
Citizens Bank
Carrollton, Ga.
Lost | Changed Date of Singing
Black and white spotted pig, will 1 The all day singing announced
weigh about 50 pounds. Informa- for 3rd Sunday in May at Oak Grove
tion leading to his recovery will be has been postponed to the first Sun-
rewarrded. J. D. Sewell 2 day in June. J. W. Stallings
For American Men
With Self Respect
J. E. Reagan Dead
ATERTILL
IK
THE WELL
UNS DRY
istArt A
iUNT TODAY
Mr. J. E. Reagan died at his resi
dence last Friday, following the am
putation of his foot,which was made
necessary by the accidental dis
charge of a shot gun, the entire load
taking effect in his foot. The funeral
services were held at the residence
on Dixie street and were conducted
by the Elks, of which order he was
a member. He leaves a wife, one
child and a host of other relatives
to mourn his untimely death.
The Carrollton Library
Copyright 19OT, by C. E. Zimmerman Co.—No. 63
W HILE your income is steady and everything is
running smoothly you don’t miss a bank ac
count, but under adverse circumstances you
miss the money yon have spent. Don’t wait for the
' well to run dry but start a bank account today.
THE PEOPLES BANK
CARROLLTON, GA.
:APITAL $60,000 SURPLUS $6,000
R. Adamson, Pres, Jno M. Jackson,V-Pres
G. C. Cook, Cashier.
The Carrollton Library has just
received a nice new lot of 1 ooks.
The names of some of them are
the Rosary, Molly Make and the
Believe, Eves Second HusbandJ a
Circuit Riders Wife, The Circular
Stairway, Mary Cary, Polly of Cir
cus, The Music Master, Dixie
Hart and The Goose Girl
The Library is open Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from three
to five o’clock.
Lula Baskin Librarian
Men who are not cheap,
and avoid cheapness because
they know it is the most ex
pensive risk in the long run=—
For these men Stein-BIoch
have tailored their clothes
and put into them thought
and money and rightness.
Our Summer Suits are all tail
ored by Stein-Block. We can
show you many styles and they
all fit. Try them on before
our mirrows.
$15 to $25
Carrollton Public School
At a recent meeting of the City j
School Board the present faculty was I
unanimously relected for the next
scholastic year, 1911-12. I
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