Social and Personal News Highlights in Carrollton
Mr. Pat Bradley of Newnan visits. Miss Lois Braswell returns from BecWanan. Buford F. Boykin spends Thursday in Atlanta. Miss Aline Pritcholt returns from Tyus. Roop Hardware Co features furniture. Max Dorsett of Atlanta visits. Miss Vannie Phillips stays in Atlanta. Claude F. B. Smith spends days in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Covington of Atlanta visit. Col. Sidney Holderness and Clare Wolderness at Pablo Beach. N. J. Williams visits with Williams family. local camping at Shiloh. Annie Belle Parrish returns to Atlanta from a visit. Roop Hardware Co continues as furniture headquarters. T. W. Moore returns from Cullman. W. A. Pritchett of Macon spends weekend with TH. N. Pritchett. furniture ads emphasize Roop Hardware Co. Lewis Cobb of Temple visits. Virginia Smith in Atlanta. Griffin family returns from Borden Springs. N. T. Butler and Marvin Nixon with Neill family. various visits and camp meetings noted. Ruth McGarity returns from Florida. Wicks family from Bowdon touring. crop prospects praised. Fred M. Outts of Birmingham writes. Spurlock and Long visit Carrollton. both trace roots to Cullman County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Nixon
H. T. Butler
Atlanta
Cliff Neill
Albert
Shiloh
Herschel Buroham
Agnes Ashwander
Cullman
T. W. Moore
Epworth League Reorganized Into Senior and Intermediate Units
The Epworth League of the Methodist church splits into a Senior unit for ages 17 to 35 and an Intermediate unit for ages 12 to 17. New officers are named, with Olive Bradley to head the Intermediate League and George Binithia as President of the Senior League. The Rome District gains Secretary Frank Myers, and Carrollton marks the district’s oldest league founded in 1895. Cabinet meetings wrap up a week of planning for a strong year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
The
Methodist Church
Miss Olive Bradley
Sanford Smith
Carol Griffin
Caroline Cheney
Marguerite Phipps
Mary Nell Burnett
Janet Mer
Charles Carter
Frank Myers
North Georgia Epworth League
Rome
Carrollton Epworth League
Mrs. W. A. Lyle Rests After Brief Illness at 70
Mrs. Anna Avery Lyle, 70, native of Carroll County, died Friday night at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by sons Dr. W. O. Lyle, Joe, and Charles A. Lyle, she lived on Dixie Street, Carrollton. Funeral held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at her son Charles A. Lyle’s home, followed by burial beside her husband. She was a longtime member of First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
W. A. Lyle
Dixie Street
Charles A. Lye
South Street
John P. Erwin
First Methodist Church
W. W. Roop
J. A. Mandeville
G. C. Cook
Wr N. Groover
Lyle
Carroll County
Anna Avery
Stripling
This County
Carrollton
W. O. Lyle
Atlanta
Joe
Anguata
Charles A
First Methodist Church of
Mrs. O Harper Called By Death in Villa Rica
Mrs. O Harper died in this city after a three week illness aged about forty four. She was born Della Cook of Randolph County Alabama and married O Harper in 1897. Survived by husband four children mother and several siblings, funeral conducted by Rev Hambrick at Villa Rica with Woodman Circle order handling burial. She was a member of Central Baptist and later First Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Cook
Roopville
Zora Johnson
Carrollton
Ola Howard
Douglasville
Card of Thanks for sympathy after mother's death
We thank friends for sympathy during the sickness and death of our aged mother sister and grandmother. Special thanks to Mrs Jim Tanksley Mr and Mrs C C Tanksley and Mr and Mrs H Worthy. May God bless each one from Mr and Mrs A L Williams and family Miss Mary Matthews Mr and Mrs Grady Coly Mr Earl B Williams Mr and Mrs Roy Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tankeley
C. C. Tanksley
H. &. Worthy
A. L. Williams
Mary Matthews
Grady Coly
Earl B. Williams
Roy Williams
Judge Eugeny Spradlin’s Atlanta Work Stint Noted
Judge Eugeny Spradlin spent several days in Atlanta at work, according to a brief city desk item. The note places the judge in the Georgia capital for professional duties, without detailing case specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugeny Spradlin
Atlanta
Mrs A G Williams Claimed by Death
Mrs A G Williams aged 78 died Friday noon at her son A L Williams home in Carrollton. Funeral at Jordi graveyard with Rev Owen Still officiating, burial beside husband. Survived by son A L Williams, brother John H Mathis, sisters Mrs A J Nelson and Miss Mary Mathis. Local sympathy expressed by friends.
Classified Found and Notable Wants in Carrollton
Classified items include found automobile tag and owner call, a rental of a room with kitchenette offered by Mia Lina Horton, a demand for a salesman to vend Cord Tires at 100 dollars weekly, Graham Tire Co. address, A. O. Turner aiding in buying or finding a farm at 87 Longview Street Carrollton, stray or stolen Collies reported near Salem church on Augnat Oth and Augnat theth, a wage offer of 40 dollars weekly for door-to-door selling of guaranteed hosiery by INTERNATIONAL STOCKING MILLS, Norristown PA, second-hand book cases wanted, and a rental notice for an eight room house on North Cliff Street available September 1st with barn and garage for two cars by M Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Mia
Lina Horton
Rhody Street
Tee
Graham Tire CO
Pest Benton Harbor
Mich
Farm for Rent Near Carrollton With House Pasture
Two horse farm four miles from Carrollton for rent. Includes productive land, good house and barn, orchard, Bermuda pasture with a water branch. See Dr J E Craner.
For Rent Dwelling and Store Room on Depot Street
For rent in Depot Street area a four room dwelling at ten dollars and a store room at fifteen dollars. Contact Ralph Brown for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beo Ralph Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pat Bradley
Newnan
Lois Braswell
BecWanan
Hoa
Buford F. Boykin
Aline Pritcholt
Tyus
Roop Hardware Co
Max Dorsett
Mira Vannie Phillips
Claude FB. Smith
Mrs. Clay Covington
Atlahta
Roger Meeks
Temple Sunday
Mra
Jos McGarity
Orlando, Fla
A. E. Harper and Son
Bremen
Joe Reagin
Col
Sidney Holderness
Clare Wolderness
Pablo Beach
N. J. Williams
G. W. Williams
J. M. Neill
Froy
Frances Burson
Annie Belle Parrish
Thelma Bonner
John Burson
W. A. Pritchett
Macon
TH. N. Pritchett
Lewis Cobb
Temple
Raymond Robinson
Virginia Smith
Mrz
Ethel Smith
Mrs. J. ©. Griffin
Borden Springs
N. T. Butler
Longview Street
James BH
Hill
Regna
Dougina, Ga
Ars. G. W. Willams
Cedar Street
Adolph Covington
Roop Hardware Oe
Atl
Uwitle
Milfred
Mrs. Robinson
Mrs. Cobb
Kady Middlebrooks
Roy Eutrekin
E. W. Eutrekin
Rome Street
Charles A. Mize
Haralson County
Claud ©. Pitts
Newnan Horn
Misa Ruth McGarity
Florida
Mr. Il
Hr. Wicks
Bowdon
Heard County
Fred M. Outts
Birmingham
Alu
Hamrick
Grim Reaper
A. G. Williams
A. O. Turner
Salem Church
A. M. Nixon
Rio
Ite
Expe- HéHee Annedésary
International, Stocking Mills
Norristown
Free Press Office
North Cliff Street
D, M, Johnson
Hart Schaffner & Marx
A. J. Baskin Company
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