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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1918

Page

3

Whispering Circle Discusses Motherhood And Remedies

Before birth the group talks about pregnancy pains and nerves. The ad promotes Mother's Friend external remedy claiming to ease nausea bearing down and stretching, urging regular use to soften muscles for easier delivery and reduce danger at birth. It sells the product and offers a booklet from Bradford Regulator Co.

Lena Bredfield Regulator Co Lamar Bidg Atlanta

Summer revivals under way as cotton damage rises

The region reports active revival meetings, including Center led by Key and Misses Mattie Lee and Ethel Key. Farmers face damage from the red spider and rust, with fodder pulling beginning as cotton starts to open. Local social notes include Mona Jones visiting Gladys Jones and Beckie Driver, and Mr. Driver leaving for Birmingham.

Key W‘ole Mattie Lee Ethel Key Lorena Harper Mona Jones Carrollton Gladys Jones Beckie Driver Center

Wayside News Notes Visitors and Births Include Local People

Sunday with their son T T Horsley and ami family. Miss Vela Stewart Hackney hosted by Lola Boatright Tuesday. Paul Bryant of Camp Whiteler visited relatives last week. B F Carroll and family of Lowell were guests of Mr M Herrin. Tom Pitts of Waco honored guests of relatives. A G Horsley and family hosted last week. Annie Lee Johnson of Buffalo visited Carrie Bell a week. Ida Cole of Cross Plains saw her mother G T William last week. W J Ford and family of Paulding county visited relatives. Georgia Williams of Dr Plains visited Lizzie Kate Morris Tuesday. C L Robinson and daughter Whnston Ala were guests of W T Hackney. Manuel Sticher of Cullman Ala returned home after visit. M E Morris and Mr L R Williams were guests Wednesday. Aaron Williams and family of Consolation visited relatives last week. J T Hod sley announce birth of twins August 9. Earl Boatright visited Calle to Ala recently. W R Young visits in South Georgia.

T. T. Horsley Ami Vela Stewart Hackney Lola Boatright Paul Bryant Camp Whiteler B. F. Carroll Menr Lowell 8. M. Herrin Morday Tom Pitts Waco A. G. Horsley el Placo Annie Lee Johnson Buffalo Misa Carrie Bell Ida Cole Cross Plains G. T. William W. J. Ford Paulding County Georgia Williams Dr Plains Lizzi Kate Morris GC. L. Robinson Whnston Ala W. T. Hackney Manuel Sticher Cullman J. T. Hodsley Earl Boatright Calle W. R. Young South Georgia

Local Notices From Star Point Community

Sunday morning services were held by Rev Aderhold at Star Point. Mr and Mrs Gus Lyle visited Franklin and Walnut Hill last Tuesday. Regular mail carrier E Fuller takes leave. substitute Jones from Clem covers. Mrs Carmen Yeager returned to Cordova after a week with Yeager family. L J M Camp leaves tomorrow for Cesartown for medical consultation. Roy Lane sold his farm to Clifford Huckeba. T J Jackson of Carrollton visiting relatives. Ruel Harris and sister Miss spent days visiting Temple. they were joined by Miss Bolle Muvay. verteies

Aderhold Aud Gus Lyle Franklin Walnut Hill E. Fuller Jones Clem Carmen Yeager Cordova Ala Johnson Yeager L. J. M. Camp Cesartown Roy Lane Clifford Huckeba T. J. Jackson Carrollton Ruel Harris Misa Temple Misa Bolle Muvay

Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Includes Visits and Cars

Mr and Mrs Arthur Tyson and childrenvisited Hulett relatives. Dr Richard Davis and two daughters from Carrollton stayed with Mr and Mrs Joe Parker. Several families from Carrollton and Chattanooga visited local residents. A bus accident injured Tyson area locals. Protracted meeting at Black Gum, newly married Miss Mattie Sue Gladney and Joseph Jones wed in Carrollton with Rev W W Roop officiating.

Kichard Davis Carrollton Joe Parker Ben Taylor Carrolton Percy Parker Alvin Chandler Juvor Hulett Lyle Walter Tyson Luther Gladney Roy Williams Black Gum Hattie Wibbett Chattanooga James Castleman Cross Plains Hattie H Wibbett Griff Tarpley Martin Neny Carrollton Homer Howard Cross Mains Arthur Tyson Gray Newnan Otis Mattie Sue Gladney Joseph Jones W. W. Roop

Prep for the Heat: Foley Cathartic Tablets Advised

An old ad warns that a hot sun worsens digestion and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets for relief. They claim to cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and benefit the liver while easing digestion belching gas and bad breath.

In Memory of Little Sybil Pate

On Saturday July 6 1918 the eight year old Sybil Pate died after a brief illness. Her loss leaves a grieving family in Carrollton with friends and classmates missing her bright presence. The funeral was led by Rev Bagwell and she rests in Antioch Cemetery beside infant siblings. Written by her teacher and friends Gladys Jones and Rebecca Driver.

Angel of Death H. W. Pate Sybil Sho Jesus Antioch Ceemetery Bagwell Carrollton Gladys Jones Rebecca Driver

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Union News Mrs. B Brown and Children Near Mary Simpkins A. Driver Birmingham Messrs Lloyd Wiliams Otto Hudson David Simpkins S. C. Kytle the Furniture Man Lawrence Co Bullard CO Carrollton, GA Travis & Long General Insurance Wayside Pleasant Hill Lee Butts Hulett Sybil Pate Aexess MES. S. BR C. M. Tanner Grocery Turnip Travis Jacksons Ten Cent Mitchell A. L. Kaylor J. M. Merrell Swift & Company U.S.A
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