Local News Roundup Brimming With Guests and Visits
Local news notes a flood of visitors and functions in Carrollton and nearby towns. Dr. J E Cramer is very sick while Miss Elizabeth McLeflin returns from Alabama. Numerous visitors from Atlanta Macon Dothan and Rome drop by for chats conferences and social calls.
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Lucile ‘Talmadge
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Harry Fleming
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Evie Johnson
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Velma Mitchell
Kathleen Ivy
Elizabeth Hallam
Bob Robison
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Jack Bedingford
Howard Smith
Mrs. Homer Millican
Mrs. Maxwell
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John J. Whittimore
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Mamie Hughens
Harry Brown
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Allie Beall
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Charlie Chaplin
Richard Holland
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Ton Jones
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Herschel Mitchell
John Conner
Ambs Stephens
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J. R. Carter
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Claude Hamrick
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Berlie Wiggns
Elizabeth McClellan
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Lucius Smith
Roy Bass
Tyler Bullock
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Merman Carter
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Mr. Worry Fleming
Oscar Fleming
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Lucy Cobb
Raymond Robinson
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Sue Thomasson
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Bob Thule
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J. M. Johnson
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May Clark
C. A. Lyle
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Albert Cable
Naomi and
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Myrtle Jackson
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Tom Eady
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