Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Carroll Free Press in Carrollton, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1920

Page

6

Sam Day Dies. Funeral Held At Family Cemetery

The notice reports the death of Sam Day in March with burial at the family cemetery near his home on April 1. It mentions an egg hunt hosted by Mrs. Mattie Matthews, Dorsey Davis losing part of a finger to an ox, Eunice Hancock visiting Hattie Crawford, and Nathan Jones of Clem attending Sam Davis's burial.

Sam Day Mattie Matthews Dorsey Davis Sam Davis Eunice Hancock Hattie Crawford Nathan Jones Clem

Are You Happy This Season Use Chamberlain’s Tablets

Advice proclaims happiness tied to health and digestion. The ad promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets as prompt and effective for constipation and indigestion, claiming they are easy to take and pleasant.

Bremen Field Notes Record Social and Health Items

Misa Marie Cole is confined to her room with typhoid fever. Mrs Z T Guiee is on the sick list. Mr P M Ploof and family visited Rome Georgia last week. Rufus Brooks of Akron Ohio visits grandparents L Guice and wife. Rogan entertainment Saturday night pleased all. Guice rock party in Brooks visit highly enjoyed by all. Union Hill preaching scheduled for every third Sunday.

Misa Marie Cole Z. T. Guiee P. M. Ploof Rome Rufus Brooks Akron Ohio L. Guice J. C. Rogan Misseu Guice Union Hill Avery

Local Social and Health Notes from Pateville

Pateville residents Nettie Miller of Oxford and Bra Forsyth of Anniston visited Mrs. and Mrs. EB Miller over Sunday and Monday. An egg hunt at Mr. G W Harris drew a large crowd. W Turner made a business trip to Tallapoosa Saturday. Mrs. Evelyn Heath is on the sick list this week.

Nettie Miller Oxford Bra Forsyth Anniston EB. Miller G. W. Harris W. Turner Tallapoosa Evelyn Heath

Storm Damage Hits Bowdon Route 3 Area

A Friday morning storm wrecked the L B Smith house while residents report Mrs Nancy Hobben improving. RB Robison continues logging with about ninety loads as Mink Smith welcomes visitors including Margaret Warren Wilsie Warren Altice Brock Euna Thompson and Des sie Hand hosted by Cartie and Georgia Mae Robison.

Nancy Hobben RB. Robison Ove Wood Mink Smith Margaret Wilsie Warren Altice Brock Euna Thompson Dessie Hand Cartie Georgia Mae Robison

Easter gathering brightens Sand Hill community

The Easter supper hosted by Mr. J. T. Eady brought happiness to attendees. Community notes include visits by M. L. Snellings to Washington Georgia and local social calls, with several residents and guests mentioned at homes, schools, and churches in the Sand Hill area.

Double Branches Community Notes

Mr Lon Powers and family moved near Bethesda. Mr H P Stone and Mr Joe Powers visited Atlanta last Saturday. Mrs Jim Turner visits her mother Mrs Matilda Allen of Newnan who was buried at Tallapoosa cemetery last Friday. Sunday School invites all to Camp Ground each Sunday. Kate Tompkins teaches music at this place. Virgil Harman is able to be out after pneumonia. Bethesda urges timely participation. A M girls are taking in tap year with Neill Turner hosting four guests Sunday. Third Sunday preaching is at Camp Ground.

Lon Powers Bethesda H. P. Stone Joe Powers Atlanta Jim Turner Matilda Allen Newnan Tallapoosa Cemetery Camp Ground Kate Tompkins Virgil Harman Neill Turner

Local Social Notes Mixed With Visits And Birth

Barge Missea Olivia and Thelma Warren visited. Mrs J D Powell spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs G L Tant and family. Walter Braden announced the birth of a daughter Thursday. G L Tant family visited Jim Warren Sunday. Cecil Powell home from Atlanta and doing nicely. W L Jones and daughter Imerdel visited daughter sister Ethel Entrekin. O F Johnson and Lee Johnson with Herman Johnson visited Harwell Tant and Rogers from Ohio visiting their parents T E Rogers.

Missea Olivia Thelma Warren J. D. Powell G. L. Tant Jim Warren Cecil Powell Atlanta W. L. Jones Imerdel Ethel Entrekin EF. Johnson Lee Herman Johnson Harwell Zerron Rogers Ohio T. E. Rogers

Legal blanks of ill kinds for sale at The Free Press office

Classified notice announces legal blanks for sale through The Free Press office. The item description is brief and includes procurement details and process for ordering the forms. Payment terms and contact methods are provided for interested buyers.

Local Notes From Hulett Community News

Miss Voytell Holland spent time with sister Mrs Lum Wallace in Villa Rica. Several youths attended a jon binster supper at Miss Lois Young. Mr Malcolm Holland returned from Temple for Easter. A mule loss occurred when Park Jordan’s mule broke its leg and was killed. Grandma Holland died suddenly near Wayside. Sam and Mrs James visited relatives in town. Enola Happl returned from Bremen for home visit then to Bremen for school. Rain and wind caused damage to small outbuildings and stove flues. Dr Lames King visited his parents in Hulett area.

Voytell Holland Lum Wallace Villa Rica Nola Mae Sybie Lumsden Voyce Essie Hogan Jon Binster Lois Young Fet Port Malcolm Holland Temple Wayside Park Jordan Grandma Holland Tdndsay Tyra Holland Sam James Band’ Hill Jessa James Mias Enola Hapll Bremen Roy Robert Stewart J. T. Horgan Hulett M. A. Boyd Lames King Atlanta B. B. King

Easter supper draws large crowd at Shady Grove

The Easter supper at Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jordan’s drew a large Shady Grove crowd. Mrs. C. T. Washington is very ill. Mr. Harry Kelley has returned to Dublin Georgia after a month with family. Barton Henterles Felix Jordan Lillie and Willie Mac Kelley attended Hickory Level singing. Grace Dyer spent Saturday night with Lillis and Willie Mae Kelley.

T. W. Jordan C. T. Washington Harry Kelley Dublin Barton Henterles Felix Jordan Lillie Willie Mac Kelley Hickory Level Misa Grace Dyer Lillis Willie Mae Kelley

Easter events draw large crowds in town

Mrs H W Dyer hosted an Easter egg hunt enjoyed by many children while Mrs T W Jordan's Easter supper pleased a large crowd and marked Felix Jordan's birthday. Miss Ethel Jordan will study at Gand Hill, boarding with Mr and Mrs B B Knight. Will Hendrix died of flu. Mrs Bob Blaylock is ill. The Pres Press and its readers are praised.

H. W. Dyer T. W. Jordan Jordan Felix Ethel Jordan Gand Hill B. B. Knight Will Hendrix Bob Blaylock Pres Press Ita

Singing and Socials Highlight Small Town Weekend

A Sunday singing at Mr. G. BR Brock drew a large crowd. Guests including Margaret Warren and friends visited on Friday. A Kansas box supper attracted many attendees. Local residents shared visits among the Robison, Thompson, and Hollis families. Road overseer J. Thompson praised for road work. T. E. Vance bought a fine horse. Preaching days at Kansas and Rey featured sermons by Johnson. Bud Lee diagnosed with painful cancer.

G. BR. Brock Margaret Warren Eunie Thompson Alice Brock Dassie Willingham Carvin Georgia Mae Robis Kansas Mattie Loyd Thompson Georgia Mae Luther Robison Mesars Melvin Taft Mclear Chester Robison Aubry Hollis Dee Thompson Cas Thompson Annie Meloar Sallie Robison J. ©. Thompson T. E. Vance Rey Whamack Johnson Leonard Brock Barlon Euna Thompson Bud Lee

Land Hill Social Note Ends With Weekend Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Procman Smith were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thompson Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boggs and ehil-

Procman Smith Albert Thompson Arthur Boggs Ehil

Local Social Guests Share Weekend Visits

Dren, J H Burks, and families visited Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Johnston Sunday afternoon. The Burks and Jowell Burks stayed overnight with Johnston. Mrs. Matto Johnson visited her mother Mrs. Freaman Smith Friday.

Dren T. G. Johnston T. Burks J H. Burks Pleasant Hall Matto Johnson Freaman Smith Horice Burka Tom Boggs Misases Jowell Burks Sue Johnston Velma and

Powell's Chapel Singing Draws Crowd and Visits

The Sunday afternoon singing at Powell's Chapel drew a large attendance. Local residents, including Mrs. W. W. Wallace and Mrs. Nora Tyson, visited friends. an egg hunt hosted by Mrs. Charlie Gangston attracted many. A birthday supper for Mr. Ben Freeman at Mrs. George Slay’s home and a trip to Atlanta by Charlie Lanaton are noted among community happenings.

W. W. Wallace W.H. Tyson Nora Tyson J. H. ‘Couch Charles Davis Rader Williams Villa Ries Charlie Gangston A. C. Edge W. W. Boyd Lillie Morgan Hattie Dan- Psat Charlie Langston W. D. Tyson Connie Bargie Barnia Wallace Eistera Ea Margie Mabel George Slay Ben Freeman Robert Lambert Brooklyn Chatlia Lanaton Atlanta

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coleman's Mill Ld Kagullatos Co F-10 Atlante Miles* Nervine Misa Beatrice Blair Joshua, Tex Miles Charley Fong Pateville Bowdon J. T. Eady M. L. Snellings Washington Jesse Morgan Phillips Preston Auto Corporation Birmingham Ala R. R. Knight R. V. McCord 0. C. Morgan A. A. Pittman Carrollton Berta Ashmore Edith Richards Penl Morgan Oak Rigge Shady Grove Misa Eunics Griffis Will Griffis The Free Press Office Powell's Chapel Dr. Prather Haynie Place Rink Walder Pisco Alabama Macyhaul Place Lattimer Place Proctor Place Duffey Perryman Place Bell Place Maple Street Peachtree Street Sims Street Sims Atrest College Street Maple Atreet Dixie Street Peerty i Mr F Th Stewart Atreet J. T. Jones Dial & Burson Carrollton, GA Indianapolis Toledo New York City Carrollton Overland CO Glenn Holmes Bledsoe's
Search Courier

Search the Carroll Free Press Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Carroll Free Press?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication