Lowell relatives and local notices in Lowell area
The item notes Miss Thelma Burns and Miss Beryl Burns visiting cousins Miss Annie Hollingsworth and Miss Lindie Hollingsworth. Dr and Mrs GG Hammond rent rooms from Mr Jett Channell. Wita Doss Doss has typhoid fever and is not improving. Mrs Joe Duncan returns from Whitesburg visit. Miss Louise Houston stays with Miss Annie Duncan this week. Rev McLeod conducts a prolonged meeting at New Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Beryl Burns
Annie
Lindie Hollingsworth
GG. W. Hammond
Jett Channell
Buford
Mag Alittle
George Doss Wita
Joe Duncan
Whitesburg
Louise Houston
Annie Duncan
Liberty Hill Nuptials Mark Simple Norwood Meet
Miss Myrtis Bradshaw and Mrs. Robert Warren wed Sunday morning at the home of her parents in Norwood. Celebration followed with social hour and supper as Mr and Mrs CG Warren hosted the gathering. Warren will teach in Grovetown High School after a two week visit. Local residents and relatives, including Prof H E Reeves and others, attended as gossip and travel notes fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtis Bradshaw
Robert Warren
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Norwood
Greg Greats
Cgm Warrenh
Saul
Good Farm for Sale Near Zion
One hundred and fifty acres one and a half miles south of Zion offered for sale. Contact J So Harrison at Carralston BR for details dated 7-13-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
J. So Harrison
Carralston, BR
Local Notices From High Point Carried Fever and Birth News
High Point notices report several fevers improving among Ness Berry Williams Dock Bearden and McClain Wood families. Birth announced for a girl to Mr and Mrs John Wood. Weekend visits include Ro Spence and Ellaree Spence near Carrollton. School and church events noted at Mountain View and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ness
Berry Williams
Dock Bearden
A. Ro Spence
Ellaree Spence
Carrollton
John Layvorn
Marion Loyvero
Bush
Lille Girl
Birmingham
Alin
A. IE. Shelfer
Bethel Camp Ground
Carrolton
Kansas
Mountain View
Laughly
Thompson
George Thompson
W. T. Lambert
R. B. Lambert
Evelyn Lambert
Village Notes and Social Roundup in SAND HILL
Miss Lula Bradberry visits Villa Pee area. Mr. Foster Willittzy of Atlanta stays with relatives. Westey Smith moves belongings to Doug Hlllsville. Mr. Gordon Smith welcomed to the community. Naomi Chappel visiting mother Mrs. Chappel. Sam James family near Carrollton. Andrew Hyde from Florona visits. Mrs. Luli Spanglier of Birmingham visiting. Gerald Gray sick but improving. Lula Willains and mother return from Birmingham. Meeting at Christine church. Rev. Halder preaches powerfully. Mrs. Carter improving after illness. Brasher family trips to Alabama. Chira Williams hosts a sticky party for her tenth birthday. prizes for best costumes. Vera Jorlan and Elmer Richards win prizes. Totalling the Darkey game noted. Raymond Jordan wins a baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Bradberry
Villapee
Foster Willitttys
Atlanta
Myir Westey Smith
Doug Htllsville
Gordon Smith
Smith
Naomi Chappel
Midway
Chappel
Sam James
Lois Broom
Newnan
Panna Ali
John Cook
Elbert Peek
Miss Pearl
Palmetto
Lean. Holland
Hulett
Edith
Lois Richards
Christinehwrch
Halder
Cleve Hyde
Carter
Vera Jorlan
Elmer Richards
Raymond Jordan
Local Social Notes From East Inn And Nearby Towns
Many residents and visitors are listed in this week’s social notes. Mr and Mrs George Gray of East Inn visit Mr and Mrs Bob Ie radios. Clyde Knott guests Mary Knott last Sunday. Fannie Moore stayed with Mrs Wel i Musick and Mattie Sue Holloway. Mattie Oliver of LaGrange visits relatives here this week. The Holloway children depart for Macon after the death of D W Holloway. Marvin Gladney and Tom Treadwell visit at LaGrange. Ed Lewis family visit W S Mussey and Mrs Frank in Maras. Minnie Lege of Alabama visits relatives. Kogie of Douglas visits Joe Brown. Evelyn and Emma Sue Brow accompany home. Annie Ruth Duncan of Whitesburg visits Tom Duncan. Protracted meeting begins Saturday before the second Sunday led by Farr of Columbus. Mrs Denes of Gentral Hatchee visits her father Manuel Smith. W A Burnett visits his daughter at Roopville. Louise Houston of Riverside visits Annie Duncan. Mattie Lou Holloway and Velma Musick visit Grantville. Emma Treadwell visits Lizzie Duncan at New Hope. O B Burnham family visit at New Hope. Carr Brown returns from Douglas County aunt’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gray
Eastinn
Bobiehards
Gay
Clyde Knott
Mary Knott
Fannie Moore
Weli Musick
Mattie Sue Holoway
Mattie Oliver
LaGrange
D. W. Holloway
Macon
Sumer
Marvin Gladney
W. P. Duncan
Tom Treadwell
Ed Lewis
Mussex
Frank
Wll
Maras
Addie Lewis
Minnie Lege
Alabama
Kogie
Douglas
Joe Brown
Evelyn
Emma Sue Brow
Annie Ruth Duncan
Whitesburg
Tom Duncan
Farr
Columbus
Mere
Denes
Gentralhatchee
Emma Treadwell
Lizzie Duncan
New Hope
O. B. Burnham
Bob Richardson
Carr Brown
Douglas County
Libel for Divorce in Carroll County Georgia Banks v Banks
Lizzie Banks sues John Banks in Carroll County Superior Court for divorce. Defendant required to appear October 2, 1916, to answer in writing. if no defense, court will proceed per statute. Witness R. W. Freeman, judge, date July 13, 1916. Clerk W. Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
Lizzie Banks
John Banks
John, Banks
R. W. Freeman
W. Stone
Superior Court
Ready-to-Wear for Ladies and Children Gathers Bargains
Readily priced ladies and children's clothing items include wash skirts from 39c to 1.25, shirt waists at 50c, cotton suiting skirts at 98c, white dresses at 48c 59c and more. Children's lawn and gingham dresses range 19c to 98c with middies 19c and 50c, aprons 19c to 25c.
The little things you need you'll find here
Crochet thread at 5c and 10c. Children s socklets assorted colors at 5c and 10c. Pearl buttons at 5c to 50c dozen. Snap fasteners and dress hooks at 10c dozen. Linen tape at 5c a roll. Inside skirt belting at 10c. Plastic webbing at 5c 10c and 25c a yard. Hair pins 5c a package. 30 inch shoe laces black tan white gray at 5c and 10c. Arm bands at 5c a pair. Collar buttons 5c and 10c. Cuff buttons 25c and 50c pair. Hose supporters at 25c a pair. Spool silk at 5c and 10c.
Local folks visit relatives and attend singing events near Douglasville
Mr H J Boyd and family spent Friday and Saturday night with relatives near Douglasville attending a singing convention. Several others visit relatives in Carrollton and nearby towns including Mrs Fannie Payne at W D Tyson's and Miss Nellie Smith visiting her sister Mrs Ruby Tyson who is sick. Notices mention lime delivery and hardware ads from Carrollton Hardware Co and Butterick patterns at Bradley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Warren
Jennie Adams
Merlin
Ala
Ossie Wright
Tallapoosa
Maude Weight
Mero
Webster Tarnee
Cary Adamson
Hester
Bowdon
J.T. Kang
Childdren
M. Warren
Ammye Rogers
Mae Thompson
Mae McKibben
H. J. Boyd
Douglasville
Aver Hendrix
Noah Camp
J. H. Couch
Carrollton
Omar Williams
Lottie Hembree
Walter Stone
Fred Tyson
Villa Rica
Nellie Smith
Ruby Tyson
Fannie Payne
W. D. Tyson
O. P. Tyson
Hulett
Willie Tyson
Tom Tyson
Dalas
Lebon
Texas
Eliza Couch
T. J. Boyd
Cleve Smallwood
Rhodie Garrett
D. M. Boyd
R. H. Boyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lowell
McLeod
New Lebanon
Liberty Hill
Hamrick
Shiloh
Burwell
Carrollton Transfer Co
Camp Gra
Camp Grout
Andon
Ton and Bowdon
JLE— Transfer Co
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
Tampa
W. H. Fogg
Central OF Georgia Rail’y CO
Rotherwood
Mei’s Wash Suits
Carrollton, Ga
Candler Hembree
Elbert Boyd
R. A. Boyd
Luther Dukes
Cullman
J. F. Hendrix
Still Payne
Als
Julia Dover
Carrollton Hardware CO
Bradley’s
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