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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1920

Page

3

It’s Just Grand Says Mrs Rogers About Tanlac

Mrs Lou Rose Rogers of Los Angeles credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after years of nerve and digestion troubles. She recalls suffering for years, losing weight, and sleeping poorly before starting Tanlac. within days she noticed improvement and, after five bottles, reports full recovery and renewed appetite. Carrallton Jones Drug, Bowdon Bowdon Drug, and Malone Drug distribute Tanlac locally.

Lourse Rogers Broklyn Ave Los Angeles Cal Rogers Wenatchee, Wash Hoe Vancouver Carrallton Jones Drug So Bowdon Bowdon Drug Co Villa Rica Malone Drug Co

Bethel Social Roundup Comes From Alabama Visit

Bethel notes show Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker from Alabama visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cantrell Saturday night. Ruby Robards visited grandparents Monday. Bill Windom passed through on a return from Atlanta. Candly pulling with Miss Ruby Robards George Jeter and Henry Cantrell Saturday night. Fannie Griffies Alma Wright and Annie Ruth Musick visited Emma Cantrell Friday. Martin Chambara and family are able to be up. Sarah Hearn recovering after an operation. Joe Crambley and two daughters Dora and Jowell guests Saturday night. Mrs. Nannie Crambley improving and Arthur Cantroel has a new car.

Ed Baker Alabama Frank Cantrell Ruby Robards Bill Windom Atlanta George Jeter Henry Cantrell C. W. Marlow Fannie Griffies Alma Wright Annie Ruth Musick Emma Cantrell Martin Chambara Sarah Hearn Joe Crambley Dora Jowell Nannie Crambley Arthur Cantroel Leila Boyd Myrtus Boyd Mary Kate Louise Camp Whitesburg Louise Taylor Janice Taylor Corrie Taylor Wannch County Line John P. Durrett Recovver Earl Morris Frank Dave Unport Boo Camp Fannie Durrett Mt. Zion New Mexico Shanor Lang Annie Camp Cicero Camp Camp Barnesat Villa Rica Edna Carden Hatley M. A Robert Camp

For Sale House at 57 Cedar Street in Newnan Street Area

Property listing for sale featuring a home at 57 Cedar Street with six large rooms and a bath. Includes pasture and a vacant adjoining lot at the rear fronting Newnan Street, offering immediate possession and scope for Saprife L. L. Bonner to arrange terms.

Cedar Street Newnan Street

County Line Illnesses and Visits Report

County Line residents face flu illnesses including Mrs Leila Boyd and Mrs Myrtus Boyd while relatives and friends travel between Whitesburg Villa Rica Mt Zion Smyrna and Atlanta. Frequent visits from Camp family members and multiple upcoming homecomings are noted along with routine local trips and letters from New Mexico and Georgia relatives.

Resolutions on Death of Mr E Creel

A Carroll County Trade Board committee notes the passing of Mr. E Crash and honors his life as a respected neighbor and senior member. The board expresses sympathy to the bereaved family and requests publication of the resolutions in county papers.

Grim Reaper E. Crash Tiling Carroll County Trade Board Board of

Local Gossip Roundup from Goshen Community

Mr Leonard Howard and family visited Mr Bob Taylor and family last Friday night. Many neighbors note improvements at M M Ray’s home. Numerous visits spread through Saturday and Sunday including Rev G N Aderholt and family with Tom Wallace, and dinner with Mrs W G Howard. A large rain last Sunday marks a standout event in thirty five to forty years.

Leonard Howard Bob Taylor M. Ray John Owens B. L. Honard J. R. Foldy H. W. Dorough G. N. Aderholt Tom Olin Moward Centrabatches Bob Hannah B. Lb. Howard George Hannah Bob Folds John Tuggle W. G. Howard Loans Howard G. M. Ray Glenlock Monroe Hendrix Luis Wade Carrollton Roopville

Hill Crest notices mark weddings and visits in community life

Mrs. J. F. Garrett recovers at Hill Crest as neighbors report improvement. Judge Lee and Miss Amy Glenn visit, with Miss Dana Glenn staying on. Carl Adams weds Eula Webb Sunday afternoon at Bethlehem with Rev Wash Snow officiating. Bertha Johnson and Bertha attend local events as Rev Freeman preaches at Garrett's Chapel.

J. F. Garrett J. BE. F.” Lee Amy Esq T. D. Glenn High Point Dana Glenn W. D. Lee Hill Crest Carl Adams Eula Webb Wash Snow Eula George W. Webb Adama Amanda Polly Odom Myrtie Lee T. A. Cook W. C. Holcomb Bethlehem Amy Lee Dona Glenn Turaday John Farlow Stogner John N. Enxon Smyrna Amanda Odom Doris Burt Tyus Garrett’s Chapel Freeman Couston Rooka Bowdon Bertha Johnson Snow J. A. Pearce Jack Pearce Munford Ala Tron City Joe Key W. D. Les

Death Angel Claims Bowdon Junction Neighbor

In Bowdon Junction the Death Angel visited the home of Mr Pagnell last Wednesday taking his wife, leaving a husband and several children. The funeral was held at her home church in Alabama. Local visits show neighbors and relatives gathering in the area with varied social calls and visits. Sales bills printed at the Free Prosa.

W. E B. Wallace Clem Q. V. Raburn I. ¥. Parker Gandie Raburn Carrollton Misa Azala Marvin Helme Ruth Emmett Evans F. A. Nicholson Andehitaren Lum Hudson Harrison Akin Ira Duncan Messrs. Luna Ralph Akin W. M. Evans Wellman W. J. Holme

Easter Egg Hunt Brightens Bowdon Junction Community

On last Saturday afternoon a large crowd of Bowdon Junction children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt organized by several active local women. The event passed joyfully with eggs found by all and then shared evenly among the hardworking youngsters.

Bowdon Junction

Kansas social notes highlight family visits and new barn

Mr W P Watson built a new barn adding convenience. Mrs Mary McGuire was guest of Mrs A Y Cold. Vera and Vira McGuire visited Anna and Eunice Cold. Mr and Mrs J T McGuire visited the Skinner family. Euklid McGuire visited his sister Nancy Skinner. Shuben Wright made no trip to Buchanan. T B King bought a Ford from J Teague. J T McGuire Oscar Davis and W A Robinson move their saw mill to Karas. Willie Eaton's infant, sick for some time, is snowily improving. Melvin Skinner was in town Monday.

J. T. McGuire W. W. Skinner Hill Creat Euklid McGuire Nancy Skinner Shuben Wright Buchanan T. B. King Ford Mr. J Teague Oscar Davia W. A. Robinson Karas Willie Eaton Snowly Melvin Skinner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Rogers Tanlac Bethel Saprife L. L. Bonner Chichester Ciro Safen Anner E. Creel Goshen Kansas Spur Maxwell S. Harper Carroll, Haralson and Douglas Counties
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