Free Press Contest Offers Chev Car and Prizes April Close
The Carroll Free Press urges subscribers to renew by April 14 to keep the price at 2 dollars per year. Prizes include a Chevrolet car and cash awards, with Miss Pauline Morris winning 15 dollars, and others taking 5 to 10 dollars. final race ends at 2 PM on Wednesday April 14.
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Pauline Morris
Lois Sharp
Vera Pollard
Elsie Smith
Carroll Free Vrese Villa
Carroll County
Carroll Free Press
Free Press Office
MAIL
Free Press
Winston, R. SF. D. 1
Misa Vera Pollard
Bremyn
Temple
Elsie,Smith
Carrollton High selects district contest representatives
Carrollton High announces its Fourth District High School Contest representatives. Winners include Declamation Claud Hendon first and Alvin Baxley second, Reading Corena Bass first and Mary Tanner second, Penmanship girls Annette Bullagh first and Leila Griffin second, Ready Writing girls Eugenia Redwine first and Lois Meeks second, boys George Smith first and Foster Williams second, high jump second Pierce first, third Wump, broad jump first Davia Carlisle second Parker third Brondalee Sirat Hust second Walker third, 220 yards Walker first Pierce second third, 440 yards Snead first Walker second Walker I third, hurdles Walker C first Snead second Pierce third.
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Carrollton High School
Claud Hendon
Alvin Baxley
Robbie Merrell
Corena Bass
Mary, Tanner
Annette Bullagh
Leila Griffin
Roys
Alton Parker
Cirls
Eugenia Redwine
Lois Meeks
George Smith
Foster Williams
Suond
Pierce
Wump
Bhot
Davia
Carlisle
Nogond
Parker
Brondalee Sirat
Hust
Walker
Hulf
Snead
Walkor C
Walker I
Walker C
Registrars To Meet In Carroll County Transfers Discussed
The Board of Registrars of Carroll County will meet at the courthouse in Carrollton next Tuesday April 13 at 10 o clock for transferring registered voters between districts. Those wishing transfers should notify the registrars. Session lasts one day. W T Morris Chairman C F Richards A K Snead
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Board of Registrars of
Carroll County
Court House
Carrollton
W. T. Morris
C. F. Richards
A. K
German Baseball Club Hints at Carrollton Season
mC Bell manager Carrollton Assosiation arrives as Mrs Molesworth of the ng ham League Club joins his youngsters for Miaoning training. Bell aims to lead keystone bag, praising a batch of players. Work on the new South Park field has begun with plans for a ready game slate. The schedule, nearly set, opens with Home as the season starts.
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Mc. Bell
Carrollton Assosiation
Molesworth
Ngham
Bell
Griffin B
Carrollton
5 Service at the Tabernacle Invites Singers to Visit
The tabernacle service invites singers from other churches to visit and join in the May meeting. Mr G W Fleming will direct the music and will lead the character, inviting participation from visiting choirs.
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A. Worerunner
Mfr
G. Ww. Fleming
Bethany Church to Hold Easter Sermon by Elders Ewing and Shelnutt
Elders Ewing Shelnutt and others will preach at the Bethany Church on April 11 at 11 a.m. All Christians invited. Morgan Clark notes sales bill printed at the Free Press.
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Ewing Shelnutt
Ila. m
Board Elects New Superintendent
The city school board elected Prof. J. N. Haddocks of Sparta Georgia as superintendent of Carrollton public schools at a salary of 3000 dollars per year. Haddocks, 39, a Methodist, Emory College graduate, has six years as Sparta superintendent and arrives to meet the board this week with recommendations for teachers for next year. He is married with three children.
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Kight
J. N. Haddocks
Sparta
Lit Mu meets Thursday for Opera Songs in School Use
Lit Mu gathered at Mrs. M. F. Boykin’s Depot street home to discuss Opera Songs for School Use and Modern Story Tellers. Program included Story-Telling in Our Schools by Mrs Henderson and others, with a duet and readings, plus a note on a found automobile rim and tire and a promotional request.
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M. F. Boykin
Lit-Mu
Depot Street
K. Henderson, Jr
Will Birg Killing at Wesley's Chapel Church
Will Birg was shot and killed by Alpha Bowen near Wesley's Chapel church four miles north of Villa Rica. Bowen, driving from Villa Rica, stopped to repair his car when Birg and Carl Taylor arrived, exchanged words, and Birg advanced. Bowen fired three times, Birg dying about ten minutes later. Birg, 35, leaves a wife and nine children. Bowen, 25 to 30, married, from Paulding county. Sheriff Griffies responded. Bowen planned to surrender.
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Will Birg
Alpha Bowen
Villa I Rica
Wesley
Birg
Jim Taylor
Carroll and
Paulding County
Bowen
Nquor
Charlo Griffies
Villa Rica
For Sale Fumed Oak Hall Outfit and Bedroom Set
For sale a fumed oak hall arates with mirror oak washstand and dresser iron bed art aquaros kitchen table fumed oak rockers mattress and springs wicker porch set several fruit are Call Mrs Gailbreath at No 0 or 287.
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R. J. Gailbreath
Matinee Party at Strand Honored Mrs Jesse Long
Mrs Oscar ny hosted a matinee gathering Tuesday at the Strand theatre for neighbors. Guest of honor was Mrs Jesse Long, sister of Mrs O IT Stewart. After the film, coffee and sandwiches were served at Carrollton Drug Store. Attendants included Mrs Long and several other named neighbors.
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Oscar Ny
Strand Theatre
Jesse Long
Picture Show Party Enjoyed By Local Ladies and Gents
Last Thursday evening a picture show party hosted by Mr. Paul Kuglar gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J W Griffin on Romo Street. Guests attended the Strand Theater to view Corrina Griffith in The Climbers, then returned to Jones Drug Co for hyacinths, Punch and an assortment of sandwiches.
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Paul Kuglar
J. W. Griffin
Victrola
Mr. Kuglar
Strand Theater
Corrina Griffith
Jones Drug Co
Carroll County S S Convention Program 1920
Program for the Carroll County Sunday School Convention at Pleasant View Baptist church on April 18 1920 with morning session devotionals welcomes talks enrollment of delegates and officers election and a 3 PM sermon by Rev Parrish followed by adjournment
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Carroll County
Pleasant View Baptist Church
F. M. Harrison
Thos. W. Dimmock
C. L. Hammond
C. Q. Martin
Long
Thomas w.Dimmock
Notes Deeds and Bonds for Title at Free Press Office
Official notices listing notes deeds and bonds for title filed at the Free Press office detailing descriptive data and parties involved as recorded for public record updates.
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Free Press Office
Administrator's Sale in Carroll County Georgia 1920
Public sale ordered by the ordinary on April 6 1920 to settle James H Holland estate. At Hullett Georgia premises the property includes animals wagons harness farm tools furniture and household goods. Proceeds go to heirs under the will with auction April 16 1920.
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Georgia
Carroll County
Said
James FH. Holland
Ifulett
Said County
Horace
Thorne
James H. Holland
Anid
T. W. Wolland
T. M, Hamrick
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Miks Os Ie Lowry
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H. M. Tyus
Corinna Bass
Laura Eytle
Matinee Party
Misaes
Mary Low Now
Ruby Burns
Reba Garrett
Hettie Holland
Myra McCord
Ethel Smith
Olive Askew
Willie Young
Delphin Wester
Gertrude Hammel
Opal Maynard
Bess Harman
Pauline Stevens
Mary Lovvorn
Inez Robinson
Measra
M. A. Sandifer
Comer
Ed Cavender
Stacy Smith
Ernest Rivers
Vorace Shinn
Lloyd Weater
Paul Cobb
Leon Tarpley
S. S
Parrish
Administrator's Sale
Griffin
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