Cardui Relief Promises Hope for Run-Down Women
Springfield woman Mia B Williams describes relief after using Cardui for weak back headaches and constant nervousness. She says after taking Cardui she felt healthier, slept better, and regained strength with her husband’s help and her doctor's approval. The account touts thousands have found relief with Cardui and promotes its sale locally.
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Springfield
Mia
B. ¥. Williams
William
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Cardus
Gravel Crest Weather and Social Roundup
A light rain fell in the Gravel Crest vicinity on Friday afternoon. Residents and relatives in the area, including families of Howard, Dorough, Hannah, Yarbrough, and Jackson, are visiting or traveling between Gravel Crest, Carrollton, Glenloch, Tyus, and surrounding towns. Several dinners and weekend visits are noted among the Howard and Dorough households, with teachers Miss Margie and Annie Stephenson visiting relatives at Tyus.
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W. G. Howard
M. Howard
H. W. Dorough
Carrollton
Harvey Thigpen
Cullman
Als
Leola
Howard
J. M. Howard
William Yarbrough
Dirs
Laura Howard
John Tuggle
Bob Hannah
J. C. Howard
Talrman Hannah
Lewie Howard
BE. L. Howard
Edssy Jackson
J. R. Dorough
Clenloch
Gravel Creat
Bob Folds
Glentoch
W. ¥. South
Goss South
Henry Tuff
Pateville Notes Describe Visits and Tiny Town News
Beulah Smith of Waco and Marguerite Turner visited Pateville relatives while attendees joined in singing school at Ashion. The Pateville school reopened after two weeks of smallpox closure with strong attendance. Several locals traveled to nearby towns and hosted or attended social gatherings, with updates on health and forthcoming visits.
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Beulah Smith
Waco
Marguerite Turner
Carrollton
Pateville
Arvella Patterson
Buncomb
Migeas Pearl
Olivia Paterson
W. D. Turner
Tallapoora
Milton Barrow
Rank’ Echols
Ashion
Margaret Echola
Bis
Mike Bernice Smith
Frank Echols
Sam, Reedie
Virdie Bartow
Will Dollar
Olin Boynton
Grover Turner
Puteville
Epic Patternon
Lewis
Wheeler
Abner Smith
Liberty Hill
Mr. Zion
Lettis Harris
Estelle Pine
Douglas
G. W. Harris
Tallapoost
Rt. N. Patterson
Local North Carolina Area Sees A Week Of Family Visits
Westminster D C visitors Mr and Mrs Bert Brook stay with J A Brook and family. J D Reeves host relatives at Cross Plains. Mae Haynie and children visit Allen Driver’s family near Coleman's Mill. Reese Holmes, Dave Jonon families share Sunday time with Brook and Burnham households. Gordon Crews from Newnan visits kin. Misses Reeves guest at Brook home. Med Tivers family from Carrollton visits. Otis Jones and Isam Cobb join J A Brook family for Saturday afternoon.
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Bert Brook
Westminster
D. C
J. A. Brook
J. D. Reeves
Cross Plains
Mae Haynie
Allen Driver
Coleman’s Mill
Reese Holmes
Dave Jonon
Walter Burnham
Gordon Crews
Newnan
Lillia
Inez Reeves
Dorma Brook
Med Tivers
Carrollton
Karl
Annie
Gladys Lassetter
Miraee Mae
Mldred Holloway
Local notes from Carrollton area a August visitors and visits
Mrs Floyd Smith and Mr John Warren visit daugh ters near Concord church while Roy Gilea and family visit Marvin Hammond nearby. Drucilla Johnson returns from Jake with grandmother Mrs Jodie Smith for rest of August. Joseph Smith returns home from grandmother. Lea's Chapel visitors include Syste Baro Carden Drucilla Cora Smith. Mention of scholars doing work in Tines. Mr Allie Trovtor is sick. Mr W M Allen and Mr J A Richardson make a business trip to Carrollton. Mrs Patrin Marehman of Birmingham visits relatives. Mr C A Smith and family stay with Otis Proctor. Guests at W D Carden's include M L Tyson, J Russell, and C A Smith's family. John Smith returns home from Camp Jesup visit. Caution urged about stray dogs.
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Floyd Smith
John Warren
Minnie Young
Lena Roberta
Concord Church
Roy Gilea
Marvin Hammond
Jake
Drucilla Johnson
Jodie Smith
Little Joseph Smith
Lea’s Chapel
Syste
Baro, Carden
Drucilla
Cora Smith
Allie Trovtor
Myr. W. M. Allen
J. A. Richardson
Carroll l
Patrin Marehman
Birmingham
Alu
C. A. Smith
Otis Proctor
W. D. Carden
M. L. Tyson
Carollton
J. ©. Russell
Carrollton
John Smith
Lemnul Smith
Camp
Jesup
Shiloh Tentative Services and Local Social Visit Notes
Shiloh tentative services will begin next Saturday. Sunday School reports improvement. Residents and visitors include Mrs Gus Johnson and Mr Richard Johnson of Atlanta with W A Johnson family. Ayers and Shumake families moved in. Several visits among local families noted including Dean, Miriam Dean, Lonie Buchanan, Belle and Beula Shumake, Mae Johnson, J A Hammond, and others in Carrollton and nearby areas.
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Pine
Gus Johnson
Richard Johnson
Atlanta
W. A. Johnson
Gilbert Ayers
Buren Shumake
Wilse Harper
Mandeville Mills
John Dean
M. L
J. A. Hammond
Mae Johnson
Miriam Dean
Tom Camp
Neny Hulett
Laudie Roberts
Buren Bhumake
Lowell
John Will Turner
Cure Roberts
Simady
Ma Lem Dean
Whitesburg
Lila Gray
Bev Jackson
Stripling
Louie Buchanan
Littl
Marvin Harold
Belle Buchanan
Hugh Buchanan
Robert
Alabama
Mipson Belah
Sebie
Carrollton
Maud Crews
Mollis
Shumake
A Day in the Country Social at Barrow Home
On Tuesday Mr T W Steele and family and Mrs McKibben and son visited Mr Barrow for a day of talk and humor. Mrs Barrow invited them to dinner then friends arrived for a Sacred Harp sing along with water melon and cantaloupes. One present.
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T. W. Steele
Want Ad In The Free Press Yet Doubtful It Will Do The Work
A brief note on a want ad in The Free Press. The ad promises results but readers question its effectiveness and how quickly it will achieve expected outcomes. Local readers weigh the practicality and reliability of the advertised service.
Local Social Notes Highlight Week End Visits Across Cities
Newnan residents Mr and Mrs E Blalock and family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs V C Harris on Coleman street. Griffin visitors Mrs John M Hutter and children Tyus and Mary Nell arrive to visit Harris. Calhoun resident Judith McDaniel visited cousins Minsus Luella and Lois Merka. Atlanta guests Carolyn and Verena Clark along with Thor Walker returned home after a month with relatives. Commiss ioner Broom and Mr Paschal hosted a watermelon gathering for convicts. Several families, including the Harpers of Wray and the Cottongims from Atlanta, were noted for weekend visits and business ties.
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E. €. Blalock
Hiflo Mell
Newnan
V. C. Harris
Coleman Street
John M. Hutter
Tyus and
Mary Nell
Griffin
Misa Judith McDaniel
Calhoun
Minsus Luella and
Lois Merka
The Free Press Keeps Full Line of Legal Blanks
A local newspaper notes that The Free Press maintains a complete stock of legal blanks ready for public notices and official filings, highlighting preparedness for notices, advertisements, and legal proclamations.
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