A M A and M School Prof Melson Outlines Facts
Professor Molso details Carrel county support and school history with 1200 students over 9 1 2 years and 300 girls 70 boys and 23 girls graduates 90 percent in industrial work salaries named for several staff members and the strong upcoming faculty The A M faculty promises strength next year and an August 1 to May 10 term with full dormitories and thankful patrons.
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Carrell County
South Carolina
Texas
Florida
New York
A.M. Rhody
C. B. Culpepper
Truitt
W. TH. Copeland
Lego Blarpa
John Darden
Tierry
Rozar
A. & M. Folke
Corbitt
Fitts
Robinson
Carmienl
Columbia
University of Tennessee
Remeher
Agriculture
Margaret Joseph
Denver
Annie Richardson
Sig Hes Up
Rmien Jing
Uiele
J. d. Melson
Prin
First Georgia bale sells at 10 cents record price misread
Savannah July 28 report notes the first bale of the Georgia 1917 cotton crop bringing a record price of 40 cents at auction. Purchasers A J Ritch and Murry M Stewart donated the bale to the Red Cross to be sold again on the Savannah Cotton Exchange or in New York. C H Tullis of Docron grew the bale.
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Savannah
Geogia
Georgia
A. J. Ritch
Murry M. Stewart
Savannah Cotton Exchange
New York
C. H. Tullis
Docrun
Other Young Men Who May Be Called
Long listing of Carrollton Whitesburg and nearby towns names and numbers. Contains numerous individuals with names and locations such as Carrollton Whitesburg Villa Rica Bowdon Temple Roopville Ban ning and Clem plus many numeric codes. The fragment appears to be a roster or draft index for potential calls.
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Harvey Horton Wright
Howden
Abdo Maloof
Roopville
Gus B. Duncan
Whitesburg
Charlie Weasley Tower
Lee Baskin
Temple
Charlie Boykin
Carrollton
James Eli Whitmore
Clif H. Hoxton
James. Banks
Wda
Clarence Johnson
James Wm. Smith
Colbert Wm. Land
Banning
Pereire Guy Aparks
Claude Evans
Albert Lee Crook
Carroll, Ton
Herman
H. Holden
James W. Bonner
Bowdon
Thomas J. Kaylor
Charles J. Holloway
Aaron Grover Williams
James C. Coleman
Ralph Meeks
Luther Crawford
Clem
Ancy Shellie Smith
Tames
Oscar — Duncan
Willie Brown
Hilles
Lee Vines
Frank Haney
Carrolltton
Jefferson J. Prewett
Carollton
Win
Albert Bearden
Howdon i
Ralph Waldo Gilland
Villa Ric
Grover Co Preeman
Burwell
Henry Newton Phillips
Thomas A. Moran
King
Henry Cliff Xitcher
Joseph Felton Nalley
Caleb Norman Sprewell
Robert Petty
Joseph Martin Cole
Henry L.cartright
Jack Robinson
Carroll
Tom
Paul
Frank Brock
Cat i
Arollton
Ollis Brown
Whitsburg
Wynton Edward Gordon
Aga D, Wright
Waco
Bowdlon
James Chester McElroy
Looney A. Bryant
Bowdyn
Claude” J
Aderhold
Henry Lee Holland
van Lanier Hines
Willie B. Worthem
Villa Rien
Clarence Bryant Smith
Grover Cleveland Morris
Samuel EB. Moon
James Solan Brown
Thomas Hudgins
Mose West
John Kyte
Alvin
Alexander Parker
Robert Henry Garrett
Jesse B. Phillips
Roop
Vilo
Thomas J. McClung
George Parks Allen
Henry McLendon
Lee Tillman Arrington
Wade Washington Wischer
Villa Rie
Zedde R. Camp
George David Simpkins
D. R. Hamil
Ben Wilcoxon
Wm. T. Patterson
Edward Roy Hamrick
Villa Rica
Natthaniel Zellars
Quannah Parker Roop
Warner Tee Thompson Temple
Harley Caldwell Banks
Andrew Brown
Robert J. Horton
Banevite
Sam Matthews
Villa Riea
Rien
Hd Perking
Henry Grady Loyd
Villa Nica
Nimroy Bowie
Plumer Prince Carten
George Luther Rigsby
Albert EK. Hill
Richard Clarence Gray
Charles Olin Radgeworth
John Grover Tyson
Villa
Thomas Wermain Lanes
Grady Woodfin Nix
Sylvester Washington
John M. Duke
Pleasant Hill Community News Roundup
A large crowd attended the deacon ordination Saturday. Misa M L Turner visited her son E L Turmier and family. Misa Maggie Fountain stays in Douglas county for a singing school. Willie Bracknel remains ill with typhoid fever. Mrs J M McElroy and son Dean of Atlanta visit relatives here. Rev Will Williams from Alabama visited his brother Marion Williams. Mr Dock Stallings of Cross Plains was elected as next town teacher. Miss Joyce Mattie and Master Henry Turner visited Mise Blanche and Munster Bernard Jennings. Dock Stallings and family stayed with Tom Wilson and family. Art and Mrs W O Jennings visited Lang Douglas. Ernest Camp of Douglas county visited his mother L C Fountain. E L Turner attended singing at Whooping Creek with fine tunes. W O Jennings reports maypops growing on cotton stalks.
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Misa M. L. Turner
E. L. Turmier
Misa Maggie Fountain
Douglas County
Willie Bracknel
J. M. McElroy
Dean
Atlanta
Will Williams
Alabama
Marion Williams
Dock Stallings
Cross Plains
Joyce
Mattie
Henry Turner
Munster Bernard Jennings
Tom Wilson
Art
W. O. Jennings
Lang Douglas
Ernest Camp
L. C. Fountain
E. L. Turner
Whooping Creek
Local Notices From Whitesburg Area And Surrounding Towns
A string of social and community notes from Whitesburg and nearby towns describes visits, returns, and family movements. Miss Mollie Brock and others visited brother J. H. Brock near Carrollton and attended a Sunday Abilene singing. Miss Cora McCoy returned to Palmetto after a two week visit with relatives Castor. Protracted meeting planned at Mt Zion starting August 1. Fraught with minor health updates and local greetings from families including the Hodgetts, Jones, Chatham, Friddell, and Shackelford families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Brock
W. P. Castor
J. H. Brock
Carrollton
Abilene
Cora McCoy
Palmetto
Zerna
Winnie Castor
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Carroll Free Press
C. A
Ralph Meeeks
Publishers
THE
A, & M, School
Molso
Fassie Garrison
Luther Hendrix
Paul Warner
Wilcoxon
Walter Lee Hulsey
Mose Tatum
Garvey Managan
Memford McCain
Addison M
Lee
Benjamin TF
Olin E. Lee
Trenry Butler
Moody Tolbert
Baning
Edge
Villa Hlea
Hershal Liullen
Bowden
Osear KR. Crawford
Boyd Watson Holloway
Lem
Henry Gunn
Luzzers B. Blackwelder
Joe Ann Causey
Lonie Napolean Baughman
Whitesburg 2
John A. Wright
John Tomas Harper
Wm. Thompson
Ium
Luther L. Smith
Dow
Lil
Andrew Glanton Tarpley
Homer Tate
Willie I. Day
Luther M. Miles
Macon Garrett
Columbus Braswell Boyd
Wilbur J. McKinzie
David Appleton Simpkins
James Warren Moses
Wacol
Clark Wilburn
Lucius W. Reynolds
Amos Ware
Coe H. Harwell
O—Elbert Clinton Boyd
Josiah Clark Brown
Carrelltou
John F. Sarlow
Lewis Anderson Gray
Tisd
Byron Wireman
Roepeville
Malcom A. Calhoun
Bowton
Bigo
Shaw B. McLain
Jense’ Wraylor
Willie Frank Wager
Car
Rollton
John T. Gray
Wilton Asberry Fortner
T James Walter Hamrivk
Nomer Lee McElroy
John EK. Parker
Richard Julis Harteseh
John Henry Milner
Barney L. Yates
Arthur Deri Brown
James
Griffles
Clarence Clayton Chance
Hel Douglas
Merrell
Roy Thomas Manley
William Leonard Rooks
Chastain Neeley
Joseph Thurman Jones
Arthur Williams
Villa Riga
Hollie Davis Swofford
Ed Kirkland
Moses C. Lyle
Francis Clinton Phillips
Williams
T. Crawford
Willie Boston
Guy McClure
Oscar Jones Morgan
Emerson Grow Cook
Lewis Harper
Wilbert Furl Heard
Thomas W. Dimmock
William L. Edgeworth
Whitesberg
Wiliam T
Powers
William Harvey Tuggle
Clarenes Boyd
William Luthie Albright
Mt. Zion
Wiley T. Poldy
Carroll _ ton
John Lice Thomas
Ban Ning
Robert Thomas Godhee
Selby T. Helton
Martin Lowe
Villa Kien
John T. Wuggins
Driver Jones
Alonzo Calvin Smith
Grady
Reexy
MacGutro
James I. Johnson
Hmmett M. West
Sam White
George Thomas Davis
Clom
Marion I
Folds
Harrison Philpot
Franklin Hart Walker
Samuel C. Lyle
Carrilton
Pleasant Hill
E. 0
Bidson
Duncan Hodgett
Cave Springs
W. C. Jones
Mra
Bill Chatham
Moultrie
Belle Brown
J. F. Davis
Carrie Shackelford
Tames. Friddell
Mae Friddell
Lookout Mountain
Travis Jackson
Travis & Moncrief
Justice Court
Newnan St. Carrollton, Ga
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