Happy Corner News Guests and Local Visits
Mr and Mrs J C Chance were guests of Mr and Mrs G P Allen Thursday. Mr Felton Shackelford of Concord visited friends in the community Sunday. Miss Maureene Allen spent several days in the area.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
7
Mr and Mrs J C Chance were guests of Mr and Mrs G P Allen Thursday. Mr Felton Shackelford of Concord visited friends in the community Sunday. Miss Maureene Allen spent several days in the area.
Villa Rica and Pleasant Grove area residents share visits and weekend gatherings. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. A H Allen, Miss Maureene Allen, Miss Beulah Dobbs, and families visiting Villa Rica, Pleasant Grove, and Villa Rien venues. Several trips to Villa Rica and outings with neighbors marked the weekend social scene.
A collection of cordial Sunday and weekday visits across Carrollton Oak Grove Consolation Cross Plain Toulett Waa and surrounding areas. Names include Luther Chazee Nellie Johnson Theo Duncan Paul Herrin Hackney Williams Boatright Carroll Morris Horsley and many others visiting relatives and friends.
A Du puyer Montana hotel man recounts four years of successful use of Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. He has recommended it to friends and asserts the remedy is well known and appreciated for its merits in treating colic and diarrhoea.
Friday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moore and daughter Misa Leila. Mrs. Homer Yates and son J Hugh. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and daughter Irie of Tallapoosa. Mrs. Luther Ward of Carrollton. Miss Margaret Jackson of Newnan. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Jackson and daughters Myrtie and Francice. Sunday gatherings featured Miss Gladys and Maude Boknanon and Mrs. Virgil Nixon with Alton. additional visits by S A McClung, A D Jackson, R W Jackson and children of Newnan. Mrs. M M Smith and J F Mor tis of Carrollton. Harry Hilton with Opal Brock. and others including George Harris and Mrs. R S Griffin with P. Gd Griffin and Barron Griffin. Mary Nell Fitts, Frances Morris of Carrollton. Margaret Jackson and Flora Nixon with Miss Kathleen Jackson.
An old ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as an easy to take mild physic. It claims gentle effects and high regard from customers who become acquainted with their good qualities. The item sells for a quarter.
An advertising pitch asserts you can cover Carrollton trade territory for less than half the cost by choosing the paper that covers the field twice a week. The message emphasizes cost efficiency and broad reach for local merchants.
The July meeting at Mt Zion opened with C F Lambert song and prayer by C P Lowrey. O F Lambert named chairman with T B Drake vice chair and A N McShaw secretary. Music committee named Bartlett Entrekin Morgan. Multiple singing and lesson segments followed, with leaders including J Akin Adcock Talley, Quillian Casey Wy ett Gammon McLendon and others. Sunday included a one hour supply lesson, a 60 minute honor for Rev Elisha Farnest, then preaching by Rev John A King. Closing by C F Lambert Hi N McGraw secretary.
SACKVILLE school opened with very good attendance on Monday July 18. Mrs Gladys Roberts teaches. Mr Hugh Lee Crook of Tyus stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Mart Ivy and attends school here. Miss Theny and Alice Ivy visited friends near Villa Riva. Mrs Buna Hinestey of Dilman Ala bana visited sister Mrs W O Ashmore last week. Mrs Will Ivy visits her mother Mrs Jim Rowland at Newnan this week. Mrs Carrie Lee Tuggie sick but improved. Mr and Mrs W O Ashmore attended Mr Bara Garrett’s funeral at Mt son Monday. Mrs Albert Crook of Tyus visits her parents this week. Mrs Green Walden ill but improving. Mrs Cap Williamson went to Macon to attend the funeral of her brother Mr John Westbrook.
The text contrasts old-time rural youths with modern club boys starting in pig and calf clubs and gardens, noting Kent county Delaware aims for 1000 members this year and suggesting Carroll county use a similar slogan.
Genuine Duron Jersey pigs for sale described as large hogs. Includes note on roosters miswritten as rooe r meer. Intended buyers should contact seller for availability.
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