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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1920
Page
4
The notice urges readers to prepare for illness by using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, a non alcoholic alterative tonic claimed to restore stomach and liver function and nerves. It notes availability in drug stores and a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, NY.
Glenloch notes steady progress under Miss Emmna Campbell of Bowdon. A Friday night play will cover painting the school interior. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Banks and Mrs. Armstrong, with relatives visiting Newnan Sunday. Local social notes and a push for road improvements accompany the update.
Mr D B Hartley and family visited Mr W I Pollard and family Sunday. Wyley Raburn traveled to Temple on Inminess. Thomas Pollard visited his uncle M L Bryant near Villa Rica. N E Spence visited his father in law T J Biggers Sunday. Gladys Hartley hosted by Vert and Charlie Pollard Sunday. Logs hauling noted in the community. Errett Matthews on the aid list. W T Pollard on the mek list. Reedy Defnall's mule seen at the hitching post. Mrs J A M Pollard returned from Hickory Level. Myrtle Westbrooks at County Line Sunday School. Ruth Matthews closed school at County Line Friday.
Rev Aderholdt filled his appointment last Sunday evening to a large crowd. Rev Gray will preach here on the fourth Sunday at 3 o clock. Mrs James Jones and children of Stripling's Chapel visited. The Lyle home entertainment drew a good crowd. Sunday School reorganized. France Mote named superintendent and Bernard McWhorter secretary. James Yeager moved into a new home after neighbors relocated. Navy man Irvin Lyle sailed on the U S S Hancock for Europe. Miss Gertrude Hallam ended her term. Miss Lou Searcy to teach an extra month. Harry Findley of Ho Well attended service. Mrs Charles Findley back out after illness.
Mrs Barlie Boatright is recovering from flu and pneumonia. Miss Pauline Morris and Abner Morris of Mount Zion visited Earnest Morris. Cora Mae Stitcher of Cross Plains visited Dock Boatright’s family. Victor Johnson stayed with his uncle Gordon Ball. Lois Young visited Erma and Ruth Boyd near Hulett. Susie Morris spent last Saturday out.
A stretch of Sunday visits and weekend outings features Misses Lola and Lois Boatright, Vera Stewart Hackney, Eureka Herrin and Anna Bryan with family gatherings. Several neighbors drive to Carrollton for visits, while Arm injury prompts a brief health update as Lois Boatright recovers from burns.
The Center column records social visits and gatherings. Alma Gladney hosted and joined by Miss W L Nees. J C Bass family visited Carrollton. Heath family with Emily visited Sack Driver in Union. Attendees include Otton Wadson, Harvie and Gradon Heel, Luther Driver, J H Driver’s sisters, Rebecca Jewell Inez, Alma Gladney, Velma Driver, Ephriam Gladney, Idus Neese. Reverend Cole preached. Viv plans return. singing planned each fourth Sunday. wishes sent to the Semi Weekly Free Press.
Local notes report Chester Hogan selling his store and purchasing a brick building in Villa Rica. Visitors and travels are listed including Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reynolds, Miss Geneva Common, Miss Voyce Hogan, and Ben Avers. Chester Wogan and Jess Odom made business trips to Washington D C and Carrollton. Hurrah for the Semi-Weekly.
Fragments report visits and gatherings in Goshen. J R Folds and family spent Friday night with W G Howard and others. A girl born to the W Dorough and Hannah households. C L Howard visited from Central Gateline. W D Chappell stayed with relatives near Veal. Minnie Howard hosted a Sunday crowd. Bob Polls and family joined J M Toward household. L T Hannah and family visited wife's parents.
Talging from the amount of fertili zers the farmers are lining out, they may be expecting to plant a big crop. Mesara, T. N. and Earl Patterson made an hyalness trip to Tallapoosa Tuesday. Misses Pearl and Olivia Patterson visited their cousin, Miss Arvella Patterson, Sunday. Misses Margaret Turner and Eunice Amich spent Saturday night with Misses Lettie, Leila and Lillian Harris. Prof. G. C. Turner spent Wednesday night in Carrollton. Mr. G. W. Waris attended the Ma Romie meeting at Mt. Zion Saturday night. Miss Atha Miller attended the singing at Union Sunday afternoon. Mr. M. T. Smith and son, Abner, made a business trip to Tallapoosa last. The singing at Mr. BE Miller's Sunday was enjoyed by quite a number of the young people. Mr. Loyd Braden was the afternoon guest of Miss Margaret Turner Sunday. Messrs. Clifford Smith, Grady Wright and Chr Patterson were visiting near Lateville Sunday afternoon.
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