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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
3
Candidate Roop announces bid for judge of the Superior Courts in the Coweta Circuit under the Democratic Primary on September 8. He notes three and a half years as Solicitor General and asks for voters' support in serving the circuit.
W H Hamrick of Villa Rica announces his candidacy for one of Carroll County’s representatives in the upcoming primary on September 8. He asks voters for their support and influence to back his campaign.
At the urging of friends, John T. Hixon declares candidacy for reelection as representative. He asks voters to support him at the polls September 8, citing past service and promising to serve to the best of his ability.
H. J. Reaves seeks the Republican or party nomination for a Carroll County seat in the Georgia House. He appeals for support in the September 8 primary, thanking friends for past backing and vowing to devote his best efforts to Carroll County and the state. He emphasizes dedication to local and state interests.
The notice quotes J Li Smith declaring candidacy for Carroll County representative subject to the September 8 1920 state primary and Henry H Revill announcing for Solicitor General of the Coweta Circuit. Both pledge fearless, economical and impartial administration and seek white voters’ support.
The speaker announces candidacy for Solicitor General of the Coweta Circuit subject to the Democratic primary on September 8, 1920. He pledges a clean, high minded campaign and vows to uphold equal justice, opposing mudslinging and political cliques while urging voter support.
Nashville Herald publication notes a peculiar eshtorial colma extract with fragmented phrases. The piece references names like Rane Berrieri and mentions warmth and friendship in unclear context. The readable text is incomplete and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
Obituaries may be published free of charge if not exceeding 150 words. For each word beyond the limit, a message will be sent with the additional cost. Cards of Thanks are billed at one cent per word.
The Chattahoochee Sacred Harp convention met at the Carrollton courthouse on Friday August 30 1920 with opening songs and prayers led by J M Campbell and J W Basson. A temporary committee organized leaders and officers, then reorganized Saturday and Sunday with multiple reports and memorial lessons, concluding with a cordially extended invitation to the United Sacred Harp Musical Association in Atlanta.
The Best Physic. When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlain's Tablets. They are easy to take and mild in effect. They are highly prized by people who have become acquainted with their good qualities. They only cast a quarter.
Glenloch neighbors and relatives fill week with visits and social rounds. ProfGeo A Bell leads the school with Fiota McGraw and Mildred Perryman assisting while revival services end. Community guests include Terrell Thornton Irma Ray Pearl Brown and many others in a busy period of visits and local events.
Mrs. Mao Gladney and children visited Mrs. T A Daugherty and family. Miss Myrtie Jones visited Miss Jowell Driver. Guests of Mrs. Sallie Phillips included multiple locals. Several families spent weekend with relatives near Clem and Whooping Creek. Miss Jettie Embry is ill, improving. Mr. Robert A. Prince was in town Friday. Mrs. Beulah Hooks spent Friday locally.
Ternosa and Mrs Mao Gladney with guests Dan Masden and Manes Phillips visited the villa Monday. Willie Burnett and wife from near Whitesburg called on Sunday. Mrs Buford Duncan and Miss Inez Gladney were bedtime guests of Mr Jay and Miss Mattie L Daugherty Thursday night for a pleasant rock game. Miss Inez Hadney stayed Tuesday night with Miss Mattie Lee Daugherty.
Mrs B Gordon and children visit relatives near Cargallon ton. Jimmie Lee Schodme ger visits W J Phillips family. Ronald and Preston Gordon with B H and Kenneth Cox. Myrl Gordon with Dee Phillips. Wurzella Gordon entertains Sibyl and Christine Kilgore near Carrollton. Guy Driver with Dewey Muse. Lou Duncan and Epp Gordon visit relatives in the villa. Lenny Gordon with W J Phillips. Printing shop ad included for stationery and forms.
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