Local notes share movings and illnesses in Carroll and Tyre areas
Mr Potts moved from Carroll county to Mr Benner s and is very low with pneumonia. Wylie Cagle and wife moved near here with a shingle mill on Heark Wilson s place. Baby of Mr and Mrs R M Smith is better. Corresponder Tyr Hannah Liberty and W B articles welcomed. Protracted services began at Flint Hill. Mrs Gus Sticher and two children sick under Dr Reid s care. Families from Carrollton Athinta Campbell county visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts
Carroll County
Joe Sticher
William, Winkles
Tyre
Tyr Hannah
Liberty
W. B
Mes
R. Defnall
Gus
Stieber
P. Shannon
Linsy
Frank Winkles
Garrollton
J.B. Blalock
Sam Blalock
Will Friddell
Newnan
Athinta
Ebine
Flint Hill
Gus Sticher
Veron
Buford
Reid
0. G.uolland
Campbell County
Bass Friddell
Good Farm for Sale Near Mt Zion
One hundred fifty acres two and one half miles south of Mt Zion. See J Harrison, 7 13 41 Carrollton, R 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion
J. Harrison
Carrollton
Local social notes from Jake and Tallapoosa area
Last week included visits and gatherings across Jake Tallapoosa and nearby towns. Mae Thompson stayed with Annie Rogers and attended a Kansas meeting. the Entrekin reunion drew a large crowd. Orra and Bonnie Entrekin played tennis in ML Zion. Ora Entrekin and Ethel Entrekin plan to Boaz Alabama for school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake
Tallapoosa
Mae Thompson
Annie Rogers
Kansas
Annie Leo Leuk
Ethel’ Entrekin
Boaz
Ala
Entrekin
Zell Walton
Camp Meeting Attendees and Visits Reported in Shiloh Area
Mrs Anderson and Smith Bonner families attended a Shiloh camp meeting on Sunday. Bob Duke and Wil Tar ton families spent the day with Mr and Mrs W F Fullilove. Dora Duke visited Saturday evening with Mrs Lizle Bonner. J J Bonner and wife visited their son J L Bonner near Sewell. Watch your date lthel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs. Anderson
Smith Bonner
Shiloh
Bob Duke
Wil Tlarton
W. F
Dora Duke
Liazle Bonner
J. J. Bonner
J. IL Bonner
Sewell
Beulah Beulah Protracted Meeting and Local News Notes
Beulah held a protracted meeting from Saturday to Thursday led by Dr. R. M. Lovvorn with Bro. David Eason aiding. Eleven joined the church eight by baptism and three by letter. Local arrivals and departures included Ivelin Rooks’ visit, the death of Mrs. Hugh Johnson on August 2, and many family visits between Bowdon, Tyus, Villa Rica, and Atlanta. The community also noted a barbecue, a marriage of Miss Myffie Fields and Mr. Ralph, and other social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Lovvorn
David Eason
Dowton
Ivelin§ Rooks
Bendim Moore
Tyus
W. C
Iarlow
Ben Jackson
Bell
Bowdon
Thomas Widener
Salem
Elatives
Jim Webb
Carrollton
Beulah
Russell Hughs
Newnan
Marshall
Charlie Marwell
Gar Hi
Daniell
Villa Rica
Atlanta
Lonnie Smith
Jim Smith
Ifugh Johnson
Mabel
B.S .Hughs
W. R
Nice Gurter
Bell Hughs
Myffie Fields
Ralph
Local social notes from Eureka and vicinity
Eureka social column reports Mr. TW FF Windom and family returning from a North Georgia auto trip. Visits include Mr. L L Johnson of Bowdon, Mr. Oliver Creel and sons, Rev and Mrs William Martin in Kentucky, the Mobleys of Miami visiting relatives, Mrs Emma Windom returning from Fairburn and Palmetto, Mrs Kate Ashmore of Chattanooga visiting, Eva Patterson and Helen in Bremen, Hugh and Ruth Garrett in Heard county, Columbus Long visiting Emma Windom, Tom Ingram ill at G J Creel’s home, and Rev S J Parrish conducting the annual revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TW. FF. Windom
North Georgia
L. L. Johnson
Bowdon
H. F. Windom
Oliver Creel
William Murtin
Kentucky
Wade Mobley
Miami
Fla
Emma Windom
Jimmie Lee
Fairburn
Palmetto
Kate Ashmore
Chattanooga
Tenn
James Ashmore
Eva Patterson
Helen
Bremen
Hugh Garrett
Ruth Garrettt
Saurday
Heard County
Columbus Long
Tom Ingram
G. J. Creel
S. J. Parrish
Carrollton
Hickory Level Social News and Baseball Result
Mrs. Alice Neal of Atlanta visits her Bogus, Eliza parents. Hickory Level beats Shady Grove 12 to 3 Thursday afternoon. Several local trips and church revivals noted. mentions attendances, illnesses, and family visits. Ends with a poetic verse about faith and heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Neal
Atlanta
Eliza Bogus
Shady Grove
Willard Kelley
Cullman, Aln
Carrollton Sheriff Sale Of City Lots Caroll County
The first Tuesday in September during legal hours the Carroll County sheriff will sell four city lots with improvements in Carrollton to the highest bidder for cash. Lot numbers 1 2 and 4 Block A of the Carrollton Extension Company property bounded by Acklin and Ry Wy Adamson West Avenue 268 feet Roop and Holderness and Methodist Church lots. Levied under a city court Fi Fa against L L Newell and J C Newell in favor of Mrs J A Reese. Deed recorded prior to levy. August 10 1916 W A Garrett Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorgia
Carroll
Court House
Jail County
Carrollton
Carollton
Carroll County
Sft
Carrollton Extension Company
HL Dietz
Acklin
L. L. Newll
Newell
W. A. Garrett
Leave to Sell Land in Carroll County Georgia
J E K Pierce of Carroll County is granted leave to sell lands in the county as described in the order. The proceeding specifies permission for disposal of real estate to satisfy liens and debts under applicable law. The court directs that the sale proceed under proper notice and public bidding in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
J. EK. Pierce
Said County
Estate seeks order to sell lands of Mrs IM Pierce
Administrator of the estate of Mrs IM Pierce filed for leave to sell the lands. All persons concerned kin and creditors are cited to show cause before the ordinary on or before the first Monday in September. This August 8, 116. W J Millican Ordinary.
Application to Sell Lands of Deceased Mrs Holder
George Carroll county CG Webb as administrator of the estate of Mrs Cathrine Holder filed for leave to sell the lands of the deceased. All interested may appear before me on or before the first Monday in September to show cause why the application should not be granted. August 8 1916. W J Millican Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carroll County
CG. Webb
Said
Cathrine Holder
W. J. Millican
Dismissal of Administrator for the Holloway Estate
S L Holloway administrator of the estate of G W Holloway has filed a final return and requested dismission. All persons concerned and kindred are notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
S. L. Holloway
G. W. Holloway
Said County
Cited to Appear Before Sept 1916 Ordinary Milligan
An official notice directs the cited respondents to appear before W. J. Milligan Ordinary on or before the first Monday in September 1916 to show cause if any they can. August 8, 1916.
Guardian Sale Notice in Temple Georgia 1916
By order of the Carroll County Ordinary a guardian sale is held for Emmett May and James E Levans minors. property is an undivided half interest in a brick store building in Temple fronting Johnson Street 30 feet by 99 feet running back. sale occurs September first 1918 at Carrollton court house for minors support and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Carroll County
Millicnn
Temple
Johnson Street
Emmett May
James EE
Levans
James 5
Carrollton
As. S. M. Levans
James E. Levans
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McWhorter
S. J. Boykin & Sons, Inc
General Insurance
Boykin Bldg
Carrollton, Ga
Nelse Murphy
Ora
Bonnie Entrekin
ML Zion
Veliia Moore
Rufus Leon
Texas
W. G. Nelson
Buffalo M
Dixie Street
South Street
Rome Street
Stewart Street
Alabama Street
Clifton Terrace
Peachtree ST
Burwell
Maple Street
Newnan Street
White Street
Midway Town
Shirley C. Boykin
Kendrick McWhorter
J. H. Williams
J. M. Williams
Annie Lou Kelley
Mamie Kelley
Lucile Smith
Gainesville
T. W. Willis
Cullman
Bryce
Ray Chappell
Lottie
Dollie
Monroe Allen
R. L. Richardson
Haralson
Sheriff's Sales
IM. J. Pierce
West
W. J. Milligan
Guardian
West Point
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Atlantic Coast Line
Central of Georgia
Georgia Railroad
Georgia Southern
Florida Seaboard Air Line Southern, and Western & Atlantic
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Birmingham
Anniston
Gadsden
Montgomery
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