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Public notice urges readers to place classified ads in the Free Press to buy, trade, or rent farm property. It invites readers to scan the issue for listings and report any visitors, claiming advertising pays and sustains interest in local commerce.
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Death of Mattie Kinney and Kinney family tribute in Temple
Mattie E. Timmons records the death of Mrs. Mattie Kinney of Temple, Ga due to a sudden illness while her husband Dumah C Kinney was away in Atlanta. The story chronicles her Christian life, her children Irma Belle and James Lloyd, and the foster care of Jewel Moore, with funeral details at Temple Methodist Church and burial in Temple Cemetery. It includes heartfelt reflections on motherhood, loss, and family reunion in heaven, urging the widower to persevere and honor their memory through faith.
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Dumah C. Kinney
Carrollton
Atlanta
Dimeshievd
Ed Lyle
Temple
Jesse Dodd
First Baptist Church of
Carrolston
Mattie May Stallings
Nathan V. Stallings
Pleasant Grove
Duniah C €. Kinney
Irma Belle
Claud Kinney
Dumah Kinney
Nice
Jewel Moore
J. A. Kinney
Dumah
Mattie
Son of God
Lazarus
Jesus
Heaven
James Lloyd
Jewel
Firma
Mattie E. Timmons
Meeting at Heoping Creek Primitive Baptist Church
The General Meeting at Heoping Creek Primitive Baptist Church will begin Friday before the fifth Sunday in August. Mrs. Blake Holloway is ill. Mr. Tom Coleman and daughters Verd and Burline of Carrollton visited G W Davenport. Minging Mrs Sam Jones visited E Hendrix near Rappville last Thursday. Mr Bob Key is sick. Mrs J W Driver returned home from Atlanta. Al Ly Jones of Giantville visited his parents Mr and Mrs J L Jones. Tom Bartlett and wife returned to Chattanooga Tenn after a visit. A Sacred Thirping school is at Center. Mrs B D Jones and son Lester ill but improving. Alion Holloway not improving. Singing school at Lowell will close Friday. Ethel Smith of Carrollton visited Ethel Mayurd Saintdiay.
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Heoping Creek Primitive Baptist Church
Blake Holloway
Tom Coleman
Verd and
Burline
Garrellton
G. W. Davenport
Sam Jones
E. Hendrix
Rappville
Bob Key
Ing
J. W. Driver
Atlanta
AL Ly Jones
Giantville
J. IL. Jones
Tom Bartlett
Gnooga
Tenn
Genter
B.D. Jones
Lester
Spore Beter
Alion Holloway
Lowell
Ethel Smith
Carrollton
Ethel Mayurd
Wonderful Blood Remedy Claims Healing All Tissues
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier restoring health by stimulating cellular nutrition from wheat, roast beef, and fats. It claims to cure eczema rashes pimples rheumatism sore throat and fatigue by regenerating blood supply and tissues. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta promotes its product and medical advice service, warning buyers to avoid lookalikes.
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Swift
S. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
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