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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

3

Farm Families Diet Studied Shows Generous, Varied Foods

A federal study of 73 American farm families shows abundant diets with meat, dairy, and diverse grains. Milk is common. eggs are less used on farms. Wheat bread is staple, corn breads vary regionally. hot-tasting quick breads predominate in the South. Fruits and vegetables are plentiful but green varieties could improve.

Office of Home Economics Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates United States Department of Agriculture Farmera Californa Florida Maine New Jersey Wisconsin Vermont Minnesota United States

Card of Thanks for Dr Gibson’s Death and Funeral

The family of Dr Gibson thanks all who helped during illness and at his death. They appreciate the kind testimonials at the funeral and those who offered comfort during their time of grief. May God’s blessings rest on you all as they look forward to reunion in the home above. Mrs J T Gibson and Family

Dr. Gibson J. T. Gibson

Card of Thanks from Holloway Family in Waco

Mr and Mrs J J Holloway and family thank the people of Waco for material help and comforting sympathy after their home burned. They praise the spirit of neighborliness and loyalty to the Master s lesson, noting gifts and kindness.

J. J. Holloway Waco

Local Notices From Temple and Surroundings

Florence visitor Earle M Barnett, Miss Effie Green from Atlanta spends weekend, Mr and Mrs Guy Wells visiting, revival at Baptist church begins fifth Sunday. Miss Margaret Sewell returns from Ocilla to summer, Miss Marion Durrett visits, Eula Wrenn to Alabama trip, McGee family to visit parents, fat men vs loans ball game scores 11 12 and 20 21, George Wynn and E M Aderholdt hosts, meeting at Center Point, Kinney party enjoyed.

Earle M. Barnett Florence S. A J .T. Barnett Barnett Shreveport Effie Green Atlanta Guy Wells Charlie Wells Baptist Church Margaret Sewell Ocilin Marion Durrett Villa Rica Hate McPherson Eula Wrenn Alabama Eugene McGee George Wynn Carrollton E. M.aderholdt Eula Wren Center Point Hoyt Kinney

Texas Wonder Ad Claims Kidney and Bladder Cure

An antique advertisement promotes a Texas Wonder remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel, back pain, rheumatism and irregularities. It urges purchase from druggists or by mail for 1.25 dollars, with sworn testimonials available from Dr. E. W. Hall of Saint Louis.

E. W. Hall Olive St Louis Mo

Reunion at Home of J. M. Wallis Hosts July 20

Prof C F Richards returned from six weeks at Athens summer school for vocational teachers. The annual reunion at Mr J M Wallis home Friday July 20 drew all children except two. J T Eady ill but improving. Bud Harris shows a hog ten months old weighing about five hundred pounds. Community members attend protracted meeting at Concord. School progresses under Prof Coleman with Edith Richards teaching at Camp Creek, weekend visit home.

C. F. Richards Athens J. M. Wallis J. T. Eady Bud Harris Concord Coleman Edith Richards Camp Creek Hone

Local Social Roundup From Cross Roads Area

Miss Velma Smith spent last Tuesday night with Miss Leona Pierce. Wallace McIntosh family from Melrose visited Walter Armatrong and Mauda Duke. Thelma Meadows hosted Mauda Duke last Wednesday afternoon. Henry Duke and son Claude visited his daughter Monday night. Lon Powers of Leo's Chapel hosted Mollis Nixon Wednesday afternoon. Charlie McIntosh appeared in our burg Sunday. Miss Viola Smith improves. Thelma Meadows visited aunt Na Mac Bagwell in Carrollton for a few days. Henry Duke Aaron Duke and John Farlow traveled to Carrollton last Saturday. Miss Viola Steed spent Saturday with Mabel Meadows.

Velma Smith Leona Pierce Henry Duke Claude Lon Powers Noer Leo’s Chapel Mollis Nixon Ernest Meadown Charlie. McIntosh Viola Smith Thelma Meadows Na Mac Bagwell Carrollton

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