Miss Edna Jones to Visit Palmetto and River Town
Banning Miss Edna Jones will leave next Sunday for a two weeks visit with friends in Palmetto and River Town. Mrs. P. F. Durrett of Atlanta is spending a few days with homefolks, Miss Mary Jones returned Monday night after a pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Pennie Durrett and on her return brought Miss Pennie with her. Mr. Albert Jones made a business trip to Carrollton Monday, Mr. A. Stephens spent Sunday in Griffin, Mr. J. R. Lassetter returned Friday from Tennessee and other pilots, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maron of Garmon Texas, are visiting there Georgia people for the first time in six years, Mr. Jeff Moore will leave soon for his home in Gorman Tex. Mr. Moore's time in Georgia has been sad, his mother dying in a short while after he got here, Carl Johnson of Newnan, came over Saturday night and spent Sunday with his brother, Edd Johnson. Success to the dear old Free Press and its many readers.
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Edna Jones
Palmetto
River Town
P. F. Durrett
Atlanta
Howard Maron
Garmon
Texas
Georgia
Jeff Moore
Gorman Tex
Mr. Moore
Carl Johnson
Newnan
Edd Johnson
London
Oxford
Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Church College
University of Georgia
Stratford-on- Avon
Shakespere
Holland
Rhine
Heidelberg
Heidelberg University
Horrabie Scara
Alps
Jungfrau
Tom
Old World
Miss Waddell
Rome
Bertha Davie
Katie Low Phill
Carrollton
Curtis
Union School House
Lula Buros
Dave Jones
Jeff Harwell
Albert Brown
Clem
Tom Davis
Lillie
Kate Sears
Mississippi
Fannie Danscan
Striplings Protracted Meeting Opens at This Place
Protracted meeting begins at this place on Saturday detailing local church activity. Visiting Misses Lucy Cagle Maggie and Ruth Smith from Atlanta return home after a stay with Miss Yollie Martin. Mrs B H Martin is seriously ill. Rhoda Morris visits her son Frank Morris. Myrtle Geter returns home after visiting Henry Marchman. Joe Martins barbecue last Friday night enjoyed by all. Miss Minnit Ward closes her school at Shady Grove. Jewel Burns of Bowdon visits Miss Bessie Chambers.
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Lucy Cagle
Maggie and
Ruth Smith
Atlanta
Yollie Martin
B. H. Martin
Rhoda Morris
Frank Morris
Joe Martin
Minnit Ward
Shady Grove
Misa Jewel Burns
Bowdon
Misa Bessie Chambers
Carrollton Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Plans
In Carrollton W C Moore family report no sickness. Miss Mary Crews of Atlanta to spend vacation week. Thelma Burns visiting Annie Hollingsworth. Bessie and Nita Crews at home after house party for Ruby and Ruth Saunders of Atlanta. Joe Mashburn left for Senora for new position. Annie Eidson and children left for Chattanooga to join her husband. Watermelon cutting at Bessie Crews' last Friday. Camp meeting drew a large local crowd. Clifford Hogan at home this week.
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W. C. Moore
Lucas Copeland
Mary Crews
Atlanta
Thelma Burns
Annie Hollingsworth
Bessie
Nita Crews
J. F Creel
Carrollton
Ruby
Ruth Saunders
Joe Mashburn
Senora
Annie Eidson
Chattasnooga
Clifford Hogan
Card of Thanks from Mrs Jenny Awiry
Mrs Jenny Awiry thanks the community for kindness shown during her daughter Ida Fielder's illness and death. She prays God's blessings on all, asking grace on earth and glory in heaven.
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Free Press
Ida Fielder
Mra
Jenny Awiry
A Letter From Europe Through London to Munich
A traveler remarks on Oxford's Christ Church, Stratford on Avon, Holland, the Rhine, Heidelberg, and the Alps. He notes student duels at Heidelberg, language gaps among Americans and Germans, and the abundance of hotels and souvenir shops. An incident near Interlaken and a stop in Munich conclude the journey with a nod to Hofbrau.
Voter Rules Adopted by Carroll County Democratic Committee
The Carroll County Georgia Democratic Executive Committee met on Tuesday August 22 1910 and adopted primary election rules for August 23 1910 for state and county officers. Voters must cast ballots in their precinct. If two offices are to be filled voters must vote for two or their ballot is invalid. No ticket is legal except those issued by the Executive Committee. W Perry Chair and G A Hogan Secretary signed the notice.
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Carroll County
Democratic Executive Committee
Executive Committee
W. ©. Perry
G. A. Hogan
Those Pies Of Boyhood Pique Health Tone
Advertising copy extols Electric Bitters to restore boyhood vigor and digestion. Claims improved appetite and body strength through toning stomach, liver, kidneys, and bowels. Noted sale points Johnson Drug Co and W. L. Fitts.
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Johnson Drug Co
W. W. i& W.L. Fitts
Weems Baskin Offers White Linen Text for Skirt at 12 Percent
Weems O Baskin presents a white linen textile intended for skirt use priced at twelve percent compression. The item is described as lightweight with a smooth weave and steady color fastness suitable for summer wear.
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Weems O. Baskin
Union Crops Stay Bright After Rain At Local Community Meet
Rain revived crops and cotton fields in the Union area while a Saturday ice cream supper honoring Mr Curtis Barker drew a large crowd. Attendees included Kyla Duncan Essie Jackson Minnie Jackson Eula Burks Carrie Burks J P Bell Hollaway family Greg Tant and others. Rev Curtis preached at Union schoolhouse and a second Sunday service is planned. Local residents visiting, relatives staying with families, and travel between Carrollton Tallapoosa and Clem were noted.
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Curtis Barker
Missea Kyla Duncan
Essie
Minnie Clare Jackson
Eula
Carrie Burks
Messra Curtis Barker
J.P. Bell
Son Hollaway
Jasper Hollaway
Earl Cook
Benard Shelnutt
George Taat
Tollapoosh
Lewis Webb
Coweta
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Cat Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Atlanta, Ga
Coca-Cola
Carrollton Electric Co
Central Georgia Railway
Alabama
A. Stephens
Griffin
J. R. Lassetter
Tennessee
Free Presa
Myrtle Geter
Henry Marchman
Bessie Crews
Europe
Gether
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Chattanooga
Munich
Hamrick
Serta
Eeag
S W
Cerner Square
Carrollton, Ga
Fannie Duncan
Rotherwood
Tula Springler
Ala
Kennard Davis
Sam Davis
Mra‘ Farris
Baby
Mr. George
Tallapoosa
Laz Hollaway
Little Brazzell
Janette Jones
Clyance
Eunice Hancock
Oscar Duncan
Mr Robert Holder
Lowell
Kate Martin
Baby Louise
Tat Sand Hill
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