Local Notes From Carrollton and Nearby Areas
Mrs J H Harris is ill at her home on College street. Miss Evie Johnson of Atlanta spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs J T Bradley were in Newnan Thursday. Miss Lieile Mocks is up after a month’s illness. The Roop family news and numerous visitors fill this week’s Carrollton notes with many travels to Savannah Atlanta Cedartown and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evie Johnson
Atlanta
Mrs. J. T. Bradley
Newnan
Miss Lieile Mocks
Wayside Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Pulpit Plans
Mrs Annie Sewell of Rome Georgia visited her brother M E Morris last week. Rev and Mrs W R Young and families hosted friends over the weekend. Lola and Lois Boatright stayed with Earl Boatright. Next Friday to Sunday there will be preaching at Wayside starting the 20th with all invited. Mrs Anna Bryan and children returned from Newnan after visiting Pat and Paul Bryan. Vera Stewart Hackney seen with Lola and Lois Boatright. Robert Morris, Ernest Young and others spent time with family. Leonard Young attended preaching at Hulett. Emmett Morris visited Ezra Young last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Sewell
Rome
M. E. Morrin
W. R. Young
Henry Young
Lola
Lois Boatright
Earl Boatright
Toward Duncan
M. E. Morris
Anna Bryan
Pat and
Paul
Bryan
Newnan
Vera Stewart Hackney
Robert Morris
Carrollton Press Delegation Tours Rome and Chickamauga Park
The Carroll County press party toured Rome and Chickamauga Park, praising Miss Martha Berry and the Berry School. They urged Georgia to fund the Georgia Building for the Berry School and noted farmer prosperity, good roads, and civil war memorials. The piece ends with light political commentary and crop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
Carroll County
Georgina
Carroll
Barnesville
Rome
Georgia
Courteases
J. D. McCartney
Tribune-Herald
Barry
Martha Berry
America
Miss Berry
Berry
South
Cain Ie Berry
Qeorgia
Chickamauga Park
Barneaville
Chicamauga Park
Gordon Lee
Chicamauga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. J. J. Garrett
Miss Reba
Savannah
Corene Bars
Borden-Wheeler Springs
John Lowrey
Canson
Hattie Holland
Will Trawick
Cedartown
W. W. Roop
South Georgia
Antonette Tyus
Dermon Sox
Columbia, i. C
Vivian Brodnax
Cullman, Ala
Charlsie Mae Holmes
Gladys Brock
Edwin Good
Mrs
Shirley Boyin
Caroline Coleman
Carolina Srokes
Marion Long
Lucile Long
Pee Caulk
As E. Roop
A. W. Stewart
Indianapolis, Ind
Aline Pritchett
O. D. Fleming
St. Elmo, Town
Horace Clark
Tlelen
Mia
Milton Tyus
Paul Astin
Columbia
Tyre Watson
Betty Cobb
Ed Baskin
Olive Brad- Joy
Heard
New York
Sarah Gray
J. W. Hill
Gus Williams
Mary Nell and
Marion Smith
A. W. Alexander
Edward Goode
Caroline Boykin
Reba and
Vantella Webb
Villa Rica
Ruth and
Louise Steed
Mamie Pope Reese
C. E. Roop
Wugh Lea Perryman
Columbus, Ga
Misa Winnie Johnson
Macon
Harry Fleming
Carol ¥On
Bowdon
Miss Bess Harman
Fomerville
Misa Ollie May Stanton
Agnew
Marguerite Adams
Covington
Decatur
R. V. Fuller
Armour Fertilizer Co
Tennessee Chemical Co
University of Georgia
Veal
Thornton's Market
Depot Street
Gharley Fong
Wayside
Oxfords and Pumps
Dorothy Dodd
Boyden’s
Barry’s
Florsheim’s
A. J. Baskin Company
The
Carroll County Trade Board
Retail Merchants Association of
Roebuck Club
Athene Court
Gray & Company
Newnan Street
Grocers
Carrollton, Ga
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