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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
6
Pleasant Hill notes a busy social and church week with Miss Entdie Lee Richards teaching the local school. Families and neighbors gather for meals and visits, including McCord, Tonner, Endy, Ten cuinga, Bonner, Jennings, Douglas, and Turner households. Crops near harvest look favorable as local residents report goings and comings around Carrollton and Villa Rica.
68 acres on Jacksonville road five miles west of Carrollton between Carrollton and Shiloh ideal location. Owner J R White writes seeking inquiries after community support and a recent attack at Victory.
Center Point reports Mr. and Mrs. John Parker spent Sunday night with Mr. R. F. Crew near Bronen. Mr. and Mrs. McGukin and family visited Mr. E. M. Fuller at Clem. Mrs. Cordin McEwen called on Mrs. S. A. McGukin and Clara McGukin visited her mother Mrs. J. Tl. Threadgill. Sunday School picnic planned soon with humorous talk about a baked shoot and a niece yearling. Mrs. G. G. Coleman of Bremen visits Mrs. O. M. McCalmon.
Sweetwater brief mentions residents visiting each other across the area. Raymond Drew and Obie Brooks exchanged Saturday visits, with Delian Beall reported very ill. Elliott and Olin Mitchell acquired a new buggy, and several others, including Roy Goolaby and Charley Drew, made Sunday calls or trips. Pres ton Ivey’s horse died Sunday.
Westbrook residents and families shared a Monday through Sunday schedule of visits and calls. Local households hosted relatives and friends from Carrollton Veal Clem Roopville and nearby areas.
Local office offers legal forms and blanks for sale, including notices and affidavits. Available in assorted sizes and binding options for attorneys, businesses, and individuals.
Temple residents and visitors recount a busy social week with trips to Atlanta and Birmingham. Local gatherings include a moonlight picnic at Buchmill near Buchanan hosted by Dr and Mrs Charles Baskin with numerous family friends and neighbors attending.
Pine Grove notes a protracted meeting starting in Abilene on Saturday the 31st with invitation to all. The record lists numerous local residents visiting relatives, attending singing, and spending Sundays with families including the McClung, Muse, Shell, Sharp, Reid, Cansler, Crutchfield, and Rowe households, plus Currie McKenzie performing a singing.
Farmers finish work this week and visitors travel through the Barge area. Mr. and Mrs J N D Powell visit Atlanta while Mr. and Mrs Howell Tant and daughter shop in Jake. Mrs M P Gammon returns home from Mt Zion after five weeks with son J A Gammon in Jake. Attyee Entrekin visit Tallapoosa relatives. School opens with pool attendance. J Walter Jones, teacher at Lilburn Ga, weekends at home. Barge voices at Zion singing. Lou Braden visits Juan Blyss Powell. Hubert Jones spends Fri and Sat in Gadalen Ala. E G Ragan hosts with H W Alexander. Moyers Cylle Alton Smith visit Braden at A&M. Ainsee Entrekin visits Wy L Jones. Chloe Eason spends weekend in Cedartown.
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Mrs Nannie Phillips of Powder Springs Georgia describes a worn out stomach and fatigue. After trying Ziron Iron Tonic she reports improved appetite strength and energy and recommends the tonic with a money back guarantee. Many readers with stomach disorders and nervous ills are urged to try Ziron.
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