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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1920
Page
4
A college professor argues farmers in Carrollton should adopt printed farm letter-heads to project professionalism and aid mail returns. He urges writing letters as a business, noting printed envelopes reflect progress and help recipients when addresses change or writers are not reached. He adds that farm businesses must run efficiently in high price times.
Rural and town areas must collaborate to boost soil productivity, rural roads, schools, and transportation. Carrollton leaders urge unified efforts by public bodies to advance both town centers and surrounding countryside, ensuring mutual prosperity and balanced development.
Miss May Johnson wed Mr. Will Branan in a ceremony at Rev J M T Stallings home. The bride is the daughter of A J Johnson of Newnan street, and the groom is son of John Branan of Carrollton R F D 2.
Friday night Miss Pauline Stevens entertained at a spend-the-night party. Guests included Miss Lucy Stone, Miss Agnes Adams and Miss Laura Kyte, enjoying hospitality and a social gathering.
Roopville reports light rain and wind with stray snow, praises W J Alexander as convalescent after surgery in Atlanta on March 20, and notes Ed Stripling’s county visit with Roopville friends. Mrs Susann Guthrie dies in Atlanta, funeral held at Roopville Missionary Baptist Church, and Tarney Garrett and Miss Guanaay wed locally.
Center Mrs Davenport and daughter Lucile of Clem were guests of Mrs Lasadter and children. Ms Vomm Davis visited Mrs Robocca and Jewell Driver. Mr and Mrs Smith and children visited Sunday, rain delayed departure until Monday. Miss Gladys Dasaetter stayed with Lucile Davenport. Miss Karl Tesastter returned to A M school after three weeks with flu. Mrs N J Jones and daughter Afra Berkie Cosby were guests of Mrs D F Driver Tuesday.
The article argues country children learn hands on skills while city children learn speech. It claims a country school that fails to make country life appealing aids city establishments seeking workers. It notes towns with pleasant business district sidewalks attract country visitors who window shop and plan future purchases.
Misses Onida and Letha Chambera visited Misses Winkie and Thelma Crow Thursday. Missoa Lucile Rogers and Thelma Harris were visiting Minsea Iroo and Gladys Smith Wednesday. An oyster supper hosted by Mr Aaron Bearden Monday night was enjoyed by all present.
On March 22 the Death Angel visited the home of Mr and Mrs Garfield Ceantlin and took from them their darling baby Buford. Father and mother are told not to weep for he is not dead but only sleeping.
A delightfully chaotic birthday party for eight year old Mavourneen Webb on March 23 began at home with a decorated table, then moved to City Park for an Easter egg hunt. About thirty children joined, led by Mrs. Webb, and Miss Aflio Banll directed the hunt. Mins Eftig Lou tee Driver found the most eggs, earning a dainty box of correspondence cards. After the hunt, the children shared cake and sang, wishing Mavourneen many more birthdays.
The Carroll County Medical Association and Trade Board urge the grand jury to appoint a Health Officer. They argue official health oversight prevents communicable diseases, saves lives, and ensures future generations receive essential medical care from childhood.
Mr J L Fielder aged about 67 left on the noon train for Atlanta for cataract treatment. He once served as county treasurer and has been nearly blind in one eye for thirteen years. Friends hope sight in the other eye can be saved. The trip was arranged by L W Stallings.
Easter morning events gathered Misa Caroline Boy kin and her little friends for an Easter egg hunt at Mrs J T Weeksley residence. Christina Davis won a beautiful Easter rabbit as the prize among a list of attendees including Mary Hosen Koop Celesta Long Frances Long Antonette Pynx Louise Tyus Lara Herndon Elizabeth Cobb Mildred Molds Eunlee Mac Carter Christine Davis.
Mrs ER M Bass hosted a Sunday buffet at Mina Coring Tins’ house for guests including Misses Margaret Hass, Dorothy Washer, Mary Jennings and others. The living and dining rooms featured Easter decorations and a delicious meal was served by Mrs Hanes and others with a varied guest list from Tallapoosa Newnan Atlanta and beyond.
Friday afternoon Mrs Shirley Boykin entertained her Bridge Club in a delightful manner. The prize luncheon set was won by Mrs Mary Bickford. After the games a luncheon was served with baked ham potato salad sandwiches tea crackers charlottes and angel cake. Invited guests included Misses Clare Holdernosa Vivian Brodnax Margaret Adams and Bess Tanner.
Mr Paul Kuglar hosted a Thursday evening gathering at the Strand theater with several friends. After viewing a splendid picture, guests enjoyed sandwiches and drinks at Jones Drug Store. Attending were Miss Opal Maynard, Miss Gertrude Hamrick, Miss Reba Garrett, Miss Ruby Burns, and Willie Young.
Mr EH C Dad Thornton visits Atanta to arrange shipments from packing houses for spring and summer supply. Fresh fish and pamp will be offered. aim to attract customers to TUH SANITARY MARKET. Phone numbers advertised for contact.
A brief ad requests 300 hens at 25 cents per pound to be delivered on Rome Street. Signed by R B Mecks and dated with unclear spelling oprélt. No clear date or location beyond Rome Street appears.
The Shady Grove community mourns Mr. Will Hendrix his death leaving a widow and two children. Mendrix family’s child was laid to rest March 22 at Shady Grove church. Community sympathy voiced. Mrs Morgan and Mrs Artwright visited Florence Weat Thoraday. Birthday party for Eugenia Jackson attended by girls. Alas West and family visited J. T. Morgan and wife.
Classified note offers Gibson mandolin with new shape claimed to be superior. Mentions C. Mer j7sil at 29 Cedar St and phone 280 Lipа, inviting inquiries for terms.
A long roster of individuals is presented: Nelphia Wester, Mary Lovyorn, Hettie Holland, McCord, Olive Askew, Ross Vintman, Inox Robison, Rath Steed, Phil Antin, Ed Cavender, Paul Cobb, Chester McElroy, Stacey Smith, Lloyd Weater, Shackelford, Teen Tarsley, Bandifer, Ernest Rivers, Hail Carmichael, George Jackson and Paul Kugiar.
Local notices list legal blanks available for purchase at The Free Press office. Readers can obtain forms for public notices contracts and other official filings. Contact lines provide exact pricing and stock turnover for the week.
A period piece advises women to improve beauty with proper diet exercise and by keeping liver and bowels in good order. It warns that jaundiced eyes and yellow skin may signal digestion or liver issues and promotes Cham berlain a Tablets as a corrective remedy.
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