Local Social Roundup in Tallapoosa and Nearby Areas
Mr and Mrs Tom Abercrembie and families visit Palmetto and Tallapoosa relatives. Eidson and Ward families seen visiting relatives. Nannie Little spends Sunday with Bessie Phillips and Hamilton Hogan households. Sunday school held at 9 30 AM. Rev T A Griffin conducts meeting at Hocky Mount in Haralee county. Shadinger family visits Stripling's Chapel area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Little
Bessie Phillips
Glenn Hogan
Carrollton
Hamilton Hogan
Willie Ward
Alice Taylor
T. A. Griffin
Hocky Mount
Haraleoo Coumty
J. R. Shadinger
Mr. Harrison Cagle
Stripling’s Chapel
Letter From Hald Merrell Moyen Germany July 17 19 0
Hal d Merrell writes from Moyen Germany in mid July describing mixed feelings about Allied presence and the peace treaty. He notes German reactions, celebrations at homecomings, and mockery of German routines while soldiers observe games and local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyen
Germany
Hella Free Press
Resate
T.hen
Domingo
Haley Morrell
Local residents seen in Frmitharet and nearby towns
Mize Vassie Drew spends a few weeks in Frmitharet Alabama. Odge Cook and Robert Drew were out with Martin Pew jeil Saturday night. Cipd Crawford aut Mose Gridia, Clara Murphy and Bee Robin leon were in Rarge Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize Vassie Drew
Frmitharet
Ala
Messrs
Odge Cook
Robert Drew
Mr Martin Pew
Meters Cipd
Crawford
Moses Gridia
Clara Murphy
Bee Robin Leon
Rarge
Westbrook Social News Roundup in Oval Temple
Westbrook notes record visits and social calls across Coweta and nearby towns. Families including Gordon, Strickland, Murphy, Land, and Stevens are shown hosting or visiting kin. Lizzie Mae Land features repeatedly with multiple relatives and friends.
Bethel Notes on Local Visits and Ills and School Absences
Bethel community news recounts Miss Winnie Bell Griffies missing school last week while Mr. Jim Walker and others send well wishes. Arthur Griffies underwent an operation at his father Dr J C Griffins place last Thursday. F Cantrells mother of Macedonia church in Alabama visits, Darn and Jewel Crumbles attend A and M short course. Joe Crumbley and Frank Cantrell host visitors to see Grandma Cantrell. Joe Crumbley attends Salem meeting, and Emi Cantrell Ella Roberts Ruth Marlow with Alton Windom family. Dury and Jewel Crumbley visit Aunt Annie Graven Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Bell Griffies
Jim Walker
Arthur Griffies
J.C. Griffina
F. Cantrall
Macedonia
Alabama
Misa Darn
Jewel Crumbles
Afr
Joe Crumbley
Frank Cantrell
Grandma
Cantrell
Salem
Dora Windom
Grantma’ Cantrell
Emi Cantrell
Ella Roberts
Ruth
Mac Marlow
Alton Windom
Miss Dury
Jewel Crumbley
Ainie Graven
Local Notes From Lowell Area Church Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Katie Williamson Saister Ollie of Alabama visited friends last week. Miss Atta Brown of near Shiloh died Sunday, Leona Hendrix near Lowell is sister. Mr Jorge Stone and family of near Rowdon visited the Stones. Protracted meetings begin at Nei Lelina on the third Saturday. Ming Lites Stilings visited Miriam Bean Frithy. Tent meetings start at Lowell on the fourth Sunday in June. Mr Bh G Cowart of Marshall county Alabama visits his son and daughter, Med T Cowart and Mrs Exer Winsor. Dewey Brown guest of Lena Ayers Sunday afternoon. L G Cowart preached at Lowell Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Williamson
Saister
Ollie
Alabama
Atta Brown
Shiloh
Leona Hendrix
Lowell
Jorge Stone
Rowdon
Lero
Nei Lelina
Wene Glial
Antgist Ayelady
Moa
Will Rooks
Mire
F. W. Sivlelson
Peatraeters
Ming Lites Stilings
Mise
Miriam Bean
Riss Wowlrut
Roopville
Vupeast
Bh. G. Cowart
Marshall County
Tighter
Med. T. Cowart
Exer Winsor
Dewey Brown
Lena Ayers
L. G. Cowart
Local Social Sojourns Report From Barge Area
Barge residents and relatives recount a weekend filled with visits and church events. Walter Dione and Miss Cooke visited Marrelton Saturday afternoon while Olivia aided Tillie Warren and white. Misa Maimie Cook hosted Amnye Robinson Saturday morning with Zerron Rogers and Clyde Crawford at Zion church Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artie
Wateekin
Walter Dione Ain
Miss Cooke
Marrelton
Olivia Goad
Tillie Warren Ann White
Migson
Amd
Chloe
Dake
Martin Powell
Near Lucky
Way
Birton
Messrs
Zerron Rogers
Clyde Crawford
Zion
H. HW. Drew
Kansas
Ambos Neely
Arden Leak
Barge
Misa Mamie Cooke
Elma
Chloe Eason
Woman's statement helps Carrollton area readers
A Carrollton woman reports relief from sour stomach gas and constipation after taking Ad- Jor-i-ka mixed with puckthorn bark glycerine and hot water. She claims instant action and says it flushes the entire bowel, preventing appendicitis, per Carlisle's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
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L. J. Dinkler, Prop
E. D. McKinley, the
Taxi Man
E. D. McKinley
Kouwa
Night Phone
Tunlay
Busines
Stro
Gx & Depositur
the Peoples Bank
Carrollton, GA
Beauoul
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Mgr
First National Bank Building
S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc. General Insurance
Oak Ridge
Tom Abercrembie Apisya
Rabwa
Tallapoos
Alghams
Clifford Hogan
Wilien
Palmetta
Nye Hapilten Hogan
Tyse Mega
FL Mote
Ebil. Feo
Wiol
Relatves
Tallapoosa
Mra. Harper and Children
Near Carmilton
Merc
Earl Sters
Bentley
Palmetto
Hald
Merrell
Westbrook
Acd
John Gordon
Oval Temple
Dewer Muse
Lizzi¢e Mae Land
Mortle Murphy
Striplings Chapel
John Grackacht
Frankie
W. W. Strickland
Coweta County
Clyde Murphy
Rena Duffey
Frank Stevens
E. M. Strickland
Carroviton
W. EB. Murphy
Lizzie Mae Land
Coweta
Cittan Move
Ruby Kilgore
Lizzie Mac Land
Bethel
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Coca-Cola Co
T. W. Reeves
First National Bank
H. J. Goodwyn
Ofice
E. T. Steed
Attorney-at-Law
W. L. Fitts
1St National Bank
Emmett Smith
Stewart
Shirley C. Boykin
Oshkee
Boykin & Boykin
Caergilton
L. J. Brock
Rooma
Carrgllton
Atlanta
J.D. Hamrick
M. D
J. T. Coleman Jeweler
Peachtree Arcade
W. B
L. Z. Dorsett
W. T. Creel
Optometrist
Creel & Harper
Betty Reynolds Cobb
Holderness Building
John Hudson
Villa Rica
Willis Smith, Smith & Smith
Truverg
A. L. Smith
Roop Building
C. C. Fitts
First Natl Bank
A'G
Tambia
R. D. Jackson & Son
Carroll
Haralson
Geo. W. Smith
College St. Phens
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