Carroll County road bid invited for 12.5 miles mandelay road
The Carroll County Board of Commissioners invites sealed proposals for all labor material and equipment to construct 12.5 miles of Mandelay road between Stations 0 to 420 and 570 to 791.50 as Federal Aid Project No 20. Bids due May 12 1220 at 3:00 P M with plans from the State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of Roadand
Carroll County
Georgia
Uald Board
Court House
Carrollton
Mandelay Road
Carrollton-Bowden Road
H. C. Smith
LaGrange
State Highway Department
Walton Building
W. M. Robinson
Boeties
Bond Commission
Lumaden
W. T. Fresl
A. J. Baskin
Hoary Popa
Carroll County Georgia invites bids for road and bridge work
Notice to contractors from Carroll County Georgia calls for bids by May 12 1920 for two contracts including 90 miles of sand clay road along Villa Rosa to Temple on the Bankhead Highway and two bridges. Work covers earthwork culverts grading and paving with specified concrete and steelStats. plans available for a fee from the State Highway Department. Payments staggered monthly with five percent bond required. right reserved to reject any bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Carroll County
Georgia
Iaid
Court House
Carrollton
Carrall County
Villa Rosa
Temple
Bankhead
H. G. Smith
LaGrange
State Highway Department
Walton Building
Atlanta
Amy Er Ali
Cantrell Family and Guests From Bethel in Alabama
Bethel residents report guests from Bethel and Vida Rica visiting relatives in Alabama over the weekend. Eula Reid and Helen Gaulding of Vida Rica attended sister events with Mrs. W. C. Jones. Dora Windom and Bill Alexander stayed with Mrs. Joe Crumbley, and Lula Cantrell also visited Crumbley recently. Prayer meeting and Sunday School continue despite bad weather hindering attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Cantrell
Beaborn Peiberds
Alabama
Eula Reid
Helen Gaulding
Vida Rica
W. C. Jones
Dora Windom
Bill Alexander
Joe Crumbley
Lula Cantrell
Lowell School Social Roundup Highlights Weekly Visits
Local notes recount Sunday visits and weekend stays by residents and relatives from Carrollton Bremen Yellow Dirt and nearby areas. Attendees include Woodruff Duncan Pyron Chappell Crook Tyson and others. The item ends with a quip about overall clubs and profiteering.
Hurst Mill Pond Notes and family visits
Miss Grace Clara Herbert and Hugh Hurst attend preaching at Bre mien. Jos Henderson and Lois visit the Daughertys. Kate Hurst of Bowdon and Essie Fowler of Mount Zion visit A A Hurst family. Hugh Hurst motored to Carrollton. Henry Tillman of Moultrie visits relatives. Walter Baskin stays with W G Henderson. Grady McCalmon dies in Atlanta after appendicitis operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Clara
Herbert
Hugh Hurst
Bremien
Jos. Henderson
Lois
Marvin
Lorena Daugherty
Kate Hurst
Bowdon
Essie Fowler
Mount Zion
A. A. Hurst
Hugh
Carrollton
Henry Tillman
Moultrie
Walter Baskin
W. G. Henderson
Grady McCalmon
Atlanta
How Is Your Complexion A Woman Should Grow More Beautiful
A brief health column advises women to improve appearance with baths diet and exercise while keeping the liver and bowels in good order. It warns that a haggard yellow complexion cloudy eyes and flabby skin signal indigestion or a sluggish liver and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a corrective remedy.
Road Bond Commission Signatures Date 1920 Adopts Formalities
On April 18 1920 the Road and Revenue bond commission approves actions and waives formalities. W M Robinson chairs the meeting with signatures from T B Lumadis W T Pree a F Baskin J Monty Pops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Commissioners OF Roads and Reveluer
W. M. Robinson
T. 8
Lumadis
W. T. Preea
F. Baskin
Monty Pops
Local Family Visits Highlight Sunday in Waco Area
Misses Alice and Annie Griffin spent Sunday with cousins Misses Donie and Mamie Phillips near Waco. Miss Ola Hudson visited Mrs. W. B. Bailey at Rifle Range. Rosa and Daisy Pitman from Newnan joined Minues Marmio and Donie Phillips for Sunday. Velma Smith hosted a birthday party Saturday night enjoyed by all. J. J. Phillips visited his sister Mrs. Annie Harris of Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Annie Griffin
Donie
Mamie Phillips
Waco
Ola Hudaon
W. BR. Bailey
Menace Rosa
Daisy Pitman
Newnan
Minues Marmio
Donie Phillips
Mise Velma Smith
J. J. Phillips
Sistar
Annie Harris
Alabama
Community Notes From Carrollton and Nearby
Mrs. Charlie Evans of Griffin returned home Wednesday after visiting with her daughter Mrs. W. J. Nixon. Mr. Jasper Cook of Heflin, Ala attended here Sunday. Little Clarence Jacobs is very ill. E. L. Kierbow and family spent Friday with Will Kierbow’s family. Miss Ruvena Johnson visited Mrs. Lois Adams and Miss Willie Mae Johnson Saturday evening. Mr. Henry Farrow hosted a tacky party Saturday night with a large crowd attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Evans
Griffin
Ling
W. J. Nixon
Jasper Cook
Heflin
Clarence Jacobs
E. L. Kierbow
Will Kierbow
Ruvena Johnson
Mis
Lois Adams
Willie Mae Johnson
Henry Farrow
Singing at Happy Corner Brings Local Folks Together
Sunday night at Happy Corner featured Miss Eula Dobbs with a chorus of attendees including Evelyn Smith Elsie Smith Effie Wynn Bessia Blankenship Maureena Allen Minnie Lambert Gladys Adams and Menars. Others listed include Hubert Wynn Wesley Allgood Floyd Griffis Paul Spence Bonner Allgood Raymond Yates Carl Adams Rafford Gordon Harl Steed Steve Lambbert Ira West Robert Lambert and Loftin Weaver. Mr and Mrs Shockley plan to move to their row home while Aaron Dewdberry remains ill. A new dwelling house of A H Allen was blown off its pillars and G P Allen and family visited W A Chance's home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula Dobbs
Evelyn
Elsie Smith
Effie, Wynn
Bessia Blankenship
Maureena Allen
Minnie Lambert
Gladys Adams
Menars
Hubert Wynn
Wesley Allgood
Floyd Griffis
Paul Spence
Bonner Allgood
Raymond Yates
Carl Adams
Rafford Gordon
Harl Steed
Steve Lambbert
Ira West
Robert Lambert
Loftin Weaver
Five Points Visit Reports Pleasant Weekend
Five Points residents and visitors recount a pleasant trip to LaGrange with social notes on local arrivals. Albert Thompson is celebrated for recovering from flu while others report cheerful weekends and gatherings. Mrs Pittman and Mrs Ty r. smith are noted among local visitors and a leg injury is mentioned as a recent incident.
Mrs Luther Rooks Back at Home from Atlanta Operation
Mrs Luther Rooks has returned home from Atlanta where she underwent an operation. She is reported doing nicely. Mr G I Irvin was called back to Rome to attend his father’s funeral and was missed by the community. Mr Hendrix's family has recovered from the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Rooks
Atlanta
G. I. Irvin
Rome
Social Roundup in Carrollton and Nearby
Mr E W Williamson and daughter Minnie spent the week end with Mrs Arnie Turner and friends for Sandy Fiat Miss Leila Johnson of Bowdon is spending the week with her cousin Miss Minnie Williamston Mr and Mrs Stevens visited their daughter in Carrollton Sunday Mr Enoch Baker and wife visited their parents the 5 W Williamson first of the week Mr E W Williamson and wife visited their daughter Mrs Etrick land of Jonesville Wednesday Mr Clove Webb and wife visited their sister of Sandy Flat Saturday and Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Williamson
Minnie
Arnie Turner
Sandy Fiat
Leila Johnson
Bowdon
Minnie Williamston
Stevens
Carrollton
Enoch Baker
W. Williamson
Etrickland
Jonesville
Mr. Clove Webb
Sandy Flat
Weekend Visits Reported Around Villa Rica Route 4
Mr. and Mrs. Cland Camp spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. C. H. Boyd and family. Mr. Tom McCord and family visited Sunday with Mr. Job Couch and family. Mrs. Dora Slone and children visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mendig Boyd. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmuel Couch of Lithia Springs were the guests of hie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cland Camp
Boyd
Tom McCor
Job Couch
Dora Slone
Mendig Boyd
Jimannel Couch
Lithia Springs
Hie
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Marriage
Saturday night and Sunday guests included Mr John Couch and Mr T S Couch. Mr Jimaine and others spent Sunday with Walter Slone and W L Ragan. Miss Burchey Causey was married Sunday afternoon in a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Couch
Jimaine
T. S. Couch
Boyd
Wits
Walter Slone
W. L. Ragan
Miss Burchey Causey
Florence Vines Returns Home After Five Week Visit
Miss Florence Vines returns to her home at Rome on Sunday after nearly five weeks away. She will be missed by many friends. The report lists numerous visits and social calls among Hickory Level residents including Mr. L. Vines and family, Mr. T. P. Richardson and family, Mrs. Will Griffis, Olin Garner, Lloyd Richardson, Walter Blair and family, Foster Blair, and others. Several errands and visits to relatives are noted, with mentions of Breman and Athens, and funeral bedside trip for a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Vines
Rome
L. Vines
W. M. Hyde
Sand Hill
T. P. Richardson
Will Griffis
Pleasant Grove
Messrs
Olin Garner
Lloyd Rich
Ardaon
Bethel
Massra
Walter Blair
Wolace Blair
Foster
O. Ti. Vines
Raymond Williams
Misa Raymord Moore
Nellie Richardson
Loyd Richardson
Floreence Vines
Monroe Williams
John Williams
Garner
Tom West
R. AL. Richardson
Elle Richardson
Helton
Roxis Parrish
Bremen
B. F. Mizo
Athens
Roscoe Knight
Byron Knight
Burwell School Progress Under Prof McGibbony's Management
Burwell School advances under the guidance of Prof J H McGibbony with steady improvements reported. Uncle Dock Alexander is said to be improving, according to local notes from this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McGibbony
Dock Alexander
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Lowell School
Rov
W. A. Woodruff
Jd. A. Duncan
Pyron
Frank Stewart
Neoma Tyson
Charles Chappell
Yellow Dirt
Jeff Chappel
Misaes Zelda Driver
Mozell Jones
Brexselle Jones
Otis Jones
Clam
Kathe Lou Rooks
Dr. Aderholt
J. W. Webb
John Munick
Nearbg Chapel
Colbert Munick
John RB. Spence
Mary Holder
L. W. Dean
Coleman’s Mill
Sid Williamson
Dean
Homer Thompson Sapant
Davis
Hulett
Sho Waas
W. A. Crook
Vannie
A. L.crook
Lovyern’s Mill
Crook
Roberta and
Kirby
J. E. Lee
Jim Tyson
Willey
Will ‘Ey
Neema Tyson
J. A. Jackson
Berta
Flora
Misses Lucy
Alma Pullins
Jewell
Sybel Duncan
W. H. Chappel
Hurst Mill Pond
Happy Corner
Eanies Vines
Stripling
Ed Ward
Hurstt Smith
E Couch
Frank Pops
Walter Stone
Ollia Boyd
Albert Thompson
Misa Lillian Harper
Douglanville
Joss
Rosa Smith
Lura Beeves
Harris Valley
Villa Rica
Burwell
Free Presa
Mor
New Electric Shoe Shop
J. Pucket
Stewart & Fleming's
Co. K
Buick
Prices
C. B. Flint, Michigan
Iano
J. M. Johnson
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