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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
3
Jae will meet Monday afternoon May 10. The club invites every member to attend and contribute to ongoing work. The message emphasizes past achievements and calls for presence and help to continue the effort.
Mrs. E. J. Earnest serves as president and Miss Belva Earnest as secretary guiding a local group with members listed among active volunteers. The passage notes leadership roles and ongoing community involvement.
Mr and Mrs Frank Stewart visited Mr and Mrs Fred Nichola on Sunday afternoon. W M Stallings and children from Veal visited his parents Mr and Mrs W B Stallings Saturday night and Sunday. Several families including J Williams and J R Stallings were hosts and guests. Mrs Susie Rooks returns home from Atlnita operation and is doing fine.
Mr Leonard Huffman is able to be out again after an attack of the flu. Miss Willie Maud Taylor spent Saturday night with Miss Willie Yarborough. Mr and Mrs Frank Brown visited Mr and Mrs C Yates Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Denney and Mr and Mrs Harmon Kidd spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Garvie Bledsoe. Mr Tommie Webb and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harmon Kidd. School will close at Glenloch next Friday. There will be a concert at Glenloch Friday night April 23 inviting all attendees.
Tarrolton and Carrollton residents are seen visiting relatives and attending church. A new Tyus school building progresses under local supervision with plans for lumber work. Local business and community ties are highlighted as residents welcome guests and express appreciation for the Free Press.
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