Carrollton Trade Territory Gets Half Price Coverage
The advertisement promotes covering Carrollton trade territory with a twice weekly newspaper, offering a cost saving by placing business with the paper that already serves the field.
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1920
Page
2
The advertisement promotes covering Carrollton trade territory with a twice weekly newspaper, offering a cost saving by placing business with the paper that already serves the field.
Mia J. B. Gadd of Hixson recalls severe left side pain that kept her awake. After taking Cardus, then Cardul, she reports full relief and urges other women to try the remedy for headaches backaches nervousness and fatigue.
Eunice Harrison reports Carroll County and Fourth District club members met July 28 29 30 at A and M school for a short course and rally. The program featured Hearts and Jerseys at the theatre, photos of clubs, and talks encouraging boys and girls to stay on the farm through responsible farming practices and club work.
Miss Lizzie Sands manages progress at Driver's Cross Roads School. Several social visits are recorded including Miss Inez Gladney with Miss Hatie Harper and Mrs. Mae Gladney busies with canning. A sick Miss Bernice Gladney is noted, and a lively night of riding and rook games among local families is described.
Local residents share visits and outings across Franklin, Centralhatchee, and surrounding areas. Names include McWhorter, Nutt, Ashmore, Parram, Sherrill, and Henderson with gatherings at ice cream suppers, Sunday singing, and family visits near Sargent, LaGrange, Carrollton, and Indian Creek.
Mrs S A Hamrick visited daughter Mrs O M McCalmon this week. Mr and Mrs Bob Perry from Cullman Ala visited J M Perry and family in Center Point. Miss Jennie Perry from Atlanta visited her brother J M Perry. Miss Gindya Muse of Carrollton visited cousin Norvalle Threadgill in Oak Grove and attended a Center Point meeting. Other locals include Miss Jerlie Gray of Bremen with Myra Wester in Center Point and Nellie Perry visiting Dan McCalmon. Marie McCalmon returns to Atlanta after time with grandparents J M McCalmon. Miss Mattie Timmons of Temple spent last week with Mrs Zack Poyns and attended Center Point meeting. Bertha Duncan stayed with Miss Poot Bpe nce. Horace Perry and wife visit her parents Lon and Mary Muse.
Community social items move through Sackville with visits recorded. Rev. J. M. Dodd and Mr. Joe Wyatt from Bowdon are noted guests, while Naomi Tyson spent the weekend with Floy Garrett and Charles Roberts with the Ashmores.
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