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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1920

Page

2

Tribute to Ruby Fleming Smith Dies of Flu in 1920

A tribute recalls Ruby Fleming Smith who died March 14 1920 after flu and pneumonia. Born October 11 1893 at Shady Grove, she married Percy Smith in 1911 and left two sons Fleming and Alton. She joined Central Baptist Church in 1912 and her funeral was led by Rev S J Parrish.

Ruby Fleming Smith Ruby Remo Henry Fleming Shady Grove Percy Smith Ahe Fleming Alton Central Baptist Church Baptist Tabernacle J. Parrish W. W. Roop M. Dodd

Memorial Prayer and Eulogy Note from Baptist Tabernacle

A memorial note expresses consolation and faith as a speaker contemplates death and divine will. The family seeks publication in town papers and inscription on the Baptist Tabernacle record, signed by Mrs Claude Tamrick and Mrs R. H. Kinnabrew along with committee members Mrs J. Jarria and others.

Lao The Baptist Tabernacle J. II Itarria Claude Tamrick R. HW. Kinnabrew

Bremen Route 1 Guest Gatherings and Roadside Accident

Mr. Luna Mathews and family hosted Sunday guests while Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Vines and Mr. Tom Gentry visited Mr. W. J. Pollard on Saturday. A Friday motorcycle accident near Center Point involved Desmond Morris and Desmond Morris lost control after a mule frightened Chance. Desmond was taken to Temple for aid. Morris was slightly hurt and the mule ran away after damage to a wagon and telegraph pole. S.R. Pollard welcomed a baby boy weighing in at arrival. Miss Helen Riggers visited Bremen High School friends. Myrtle Westbrooks visited Vera and Charlie Pollard.

Luna Mathews Tittle I. Matthews Johnnie Vines Tom Gentry W. J. Pollard J. J. Pollard Near Center Point Mosara Donmond Morris T. S. Biggers W. B. A. Chance Gromoen Desmond Temple Hammel S. R. Pollard Helen Riggers Bremen High School Myrtle Westbrooks Vera Charlie Polilard

Box Supper Cash Total Error at Rocky Mount

The box supper total was seventy two dollars and ten cents instead of twenty two dollars and ten cents as printed. The school closed at Rocky Mount Friday afternoon. We wish Miss Norma Moors.

Norma Moors

Local Visits and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend

Miss Mary B Shadinger visited with Miss Lola Denney at Stripling's Chapel. Mr and Mrs I Beck and others from Carrollton and Bowdon spent Sunday with W P Kemp family. Eunice Shadinger stayed with Jeff and Mrs Denney midweek.

Mary B Shadinger Lola Denney Stripling’s Chapel Jeff Denney

Harris Valley Social Notes Include Brock and Helton

Mr and Mrs W T Brock spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W Harris. Mr and Mrs Lire Helton and Mr and Mrs Melvin Harris attended the singing at Carrollton. Miss Estelle Mapp visiting relatives at Fairburn.

W. T. Brock Harris Lire Helton Melvin Harris Lula Reeves Opal Brock Carrollton Estelle Mapp Fairburn

Local notices and social updates from Star Point

Rev Gray missed his Sunday appointment causing disappointment for nearby communities. Mrs Ruby Ringer and family with Miss Fannie Gray visited Mrs Sallicen. Miss Lou Searcy closed her school with a creekside picnic. Mr and Mrs Leonard Yeager attended memorial exercises in Carrollton to receive a French government memorial diploma. Next Sunday is New Lebanon preaching day with Rev W W Roop and Mr Ed Pentecost absent to sing for the flag ceremony.

Gray Ruby Ringer Bernice Etta Fannie Gray Oak Ridge Sallicen Misa Lou Searcy Johnson Yeager Carrollton Leonard New Lebanon W. W. Roop Ed Pentecost Roopville

Sunday Socials and Ills Among Wayside Families

Rev W J Cole held his regular appointment at Wayside. Numerous families and individuals spent Sunday with relatives including the Martins and Youngs. Mrs Henry Young is very sick at T S Ball's home. Rev W R Young is ill at present.

W. J. Cole This Place Aaron Williams Leon Williams Howard Farmer Vail Owen Fountain W. T. Hackney Lola Morris Vera “Stewart Hackney Pauline Horsley Emetha Merrin Henry Young Eldridge Daniell Douglas County W. R. Young GC. S. Hackony Rey J. W. Cota Lydia Fouitain Owen Pountain

Community Notes From Bremen Route 2 and Surroundings

Miss Iabelle Houston returns home after weeks in Gate City. Mrs. John Cash and daughter Marie visit Mrs. J L Guire. James Ploof and Eugene Cash travel to Tallapoosa for business. Mr and Mrs J T Guise and others visit Mr Luther Westbrooks. Brock Coulson visits L B Lewis. Mrs Julian Waylor and Marvin return to Garrelt on after staying with Mrs J L Guise. May day singing planned at Bethel Haralson.

Iabelle Houston Spening Gate City John Cash Marie Mra J. L. Guire Mesars James Ploof Eugene Cash Tallapoosa J. T. Guise Ragan Tyne and MaoGuire Luther Westbrooks Brock Coulson L. Be.lewis Julian Waylor Marvin Garrellton J. L. Guise May Allen Indies Bethel Haralson

Local residents pass through town and visit kin this week

Union Mr Lon Lang and family and Mrs Ratio Jones and children passed through our burg Friday. Miss Myrtie Jones spent a few days with her aunt Mrs Lorena Hudson near Center. Mr Cliff Acres and Mr Graydon Burks motored to Villa Rica. Mrs Alice Phillips spent Sunday with Mrs Arthur Phillips. Miss Inez Gladney visited Miss Mattie Lee Daugherty. Miss Eula Phillips spent weekend with Miss Luciel Clark. Mrs Jewell Clark and Miss Fannie Mas Cook visited their brother in Clem. The tacky party given by Miss Clara Phillips Saturday night enjoyed by all. The Free Press. Long may it live.

Lon Lang Ratio Jones Myrtie Jones Lorena Hudson Center Inet Laura Phillips Tulile Daugherty Cliff Acres Graydon Burks Villa Rica Alice Phillips Arthur Phillips Inez Gladney Mat Tie Lee Daugherty Mrx Sallie Phillips Kate Martin Mina Bertha Davis Esther Davis Mattie Davis Estelle Davis Bertha Davia Eula Finbry Eugenia Masdon Olin Corine Nannie Phillips Willie Embry Eugene Masdon Eula Embry N. F. Twarper Alabama Isaac Criswell Renig¢e Treadwell

Birth and social notes from LEE'S CHAPEL community

A family announces the birth of a girl born last Tuesday. Friends and relatives visit Roopville and Carrollton areas. Locals attend dinners, Sunday visits, and a large singing event. Lectures by Mr. Clark at Farmers High School attract attention. An all singing service with decoration is planned for Lee's Chapel Sunday.

Ovid Les Dora Owensby Mary Chambers Irene Nolie Lee C. N. Norton J. D. Norton Lither Lee Jim Lee Clark Farmers High School Euch Lee's

Beulah Guests and Local Pleasantries Reported

Beulah residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs G P Nixon and Mr W S Daniels who is improving from typhoid fever. Visits included Miss Lois Buckelew and Mrs M M Smith. a pound supper hosted by Mr and Mrs Dee Hughs. Sunday School progress noted.

G. P. Nixon J. Ao Jackson W. 8 Mildred Hammock Tverleon Daniels

Local Social Notes Highlight School Visits and Visits

Hulett Master Pat King and sister Laura and Elsie visit home folks after attending school in Villa Rica. Messia and Hubert Boyd traveled to South Georgia to buy a car for Mr. M A Boyd. Mrs. Fannie Lumsden ill but improving. Rev. Stewart and family move from Cross Plains to join the community. Mrs. J T Morgan and daughter Jesse James visit Mrs. Fannis Lumsden. Chalmers Morgan visit Stripling's Chapel and Hogan family. Inc King at home for the weekend. Essie Hogan visits Stripling's Chapel. Iona Boyd visits Rev. Stewart's family. Mrs. Fannie Duncan returns from months away.

Pat King Laura Elsie Villa Rica Messia M. A Hubert Boyd South Georgia M. A. Boyd Fannie Lumaden Rev. Stewart M. Ei Cross Plains J. T. Mogan Jesse James Fannis Lumsden Chalmers Mogan Stripling L.T. Hogan

Local News Briefs From Carrollton Area

Villa Rien and her daughter Mrs. David McGuire are mentioned. Miss Nola Mae Lumaden visits aunt Mrs. Emmitt Braswell of Carrollton. Mr and Mrs Reess Jones move into Mrs Fannig Duncan's house in the area.

Villa Rien David McGuire Nola Mae Lumaden Emmitt Braswell Carrollton Reess Jones Fannig Duncan

Shady Grove Social Editors Report Busy Weekend

Regular meeting days at Shady Grove drew good attendance. Mrs J T Morgan is sick. Entertainment at Mr Sheffield's Saturday night pleased all. Many guests visited various Sheffield and Morgan households Sunday afternoon.

J. T. Morgan Dewey Harris Effie Arthur Driver Olver Moore Mra John Morgan Sheffield Bud McCarts Bertie Morris Clea Driver N. D. Drivar Lillie Willie Mac Kelley Mias Della Vaughn

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ana Eden Trenanrer Percy the Baptist Tabernacle Brest Yuan Pene RC Rl Bremen Rocky Mount J. N. Johnson Harris Valley Wayside Lee's Chapel Beulah Hulett Aerolux Kytle Aycock Carrollton, Ga
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