Pleasant Hill Wedding and Community Notices
Florence Robinson and Earl Bryant of Newnan united in marriage at D. M. Boatright’s home and plan to reside in Newnan. Protracted meeting closed with five professions of faith. Social events include watermelon cutting by Tanksley family and visits among locals. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Brown buried. Brown serves as county farm superintendent. community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson-Bryant
Florence Robnyson
Earl Bryant
Newnan
D. M. Boatright
M. Douglas
Tom Honner
Blanche Jennings
Pearl Bonner
Lola Buckelew
Tanksley
Phillips
Local Social Notes From Bowdon and Whitesburg
Mrs. George Jones and children of Bowdon spent Monday night with N. J. Jones family. Miss Jensin Cleveland of Cedartown visited sister Mrs. Malory Crews last week. W. C. Duncan and children of Union billed Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davia. Miss Mattie Jones near Whitesburg spent weekend with Callie and Wreath Davis. Beulah Dennis and Fannia Mae Cook of Union visited L. W. Cook for several days. Mrs. N. J. Jones visited R. D. Jones on Sunday. Mrs. H. L. Dngis and children visited G. W. Cook Wednesday. Katie Taylor spent Wednesday with Clara Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jones
Bowdon
N. J. Jones
Jensin Cleveland
Cedartown
Malory Crews
W. C. Duncan
Union
F. M. Davia
Mattie Jones
Near Whitenburg
Callie
Wreath Davis
Becki Cosby
G. W. Cook
Minh Katie Taylor
Clara Cook
Well Located Farms In Carroll County FOR SALE
Carroll County farms advertised for sale include parcels from 25 to 175 acres near Carrollton, with multiple houses and barns. Listings mention proximity to Carrollton, Clem, and surrounding roads, with notes of good land, settlements, and modest pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Carrollton
Clem
Westbrooks and Center Families Visit Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriom Gladney of Center spent Thursday night with the Reeves family. The Stricklands and their children visited near Clein, while others attended a meeting at Antioch near Banning Sunday. The Huss family from Center were guests of the Reeves over Sunday and Monday, along with the Shadinger family from near Whooping Creek. Agnes Borders from near Banning visited Miss Lillis Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephriom Gladney
Center
J. D. Reeves
W. T. Strickland
Walter Strickland
Clein
Antioch
Banning Sun
J. D. Huss
J. 8. Shadinger
Whooping Creek
W. J. Phillips
Misa Agnes Borders
Banning
Mins Lillis Reeves
Local residents and visitors list from Temple social notes
Temple social column records Monday visits in Atlanta Rockmart and Douglasville. Notables include Mr Hamp Sewell and daughter Marguerite in Atlanta, Miss Loyal McCollister hosting and Miss Margarette Adams linen shower for Mrs Dewey McCain. Lois McCain wed Eugene McGhee of Charleston with marriage announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamp Sewell
Marguerite
Atlanta
Herman Evans
Rockmart
C. Q. Kinney
Rone Nelle Byers
Rome
Alice Gibson
Loyal McCollister
Fom Long
8. Griffin
Martha Gibson
Howard Sewell
Paul Hunt
Silver Creek
B. A. Taylor
W. F. McCollister
5 C. McElroy
Margarette Adams
Dewey McCain
G. W. Oakes
Joe Tinvton
Social rounds fill weekend with relatives visits
Multiple families and relatives travel and gather across Griffin Cullman Bowdon East Newnan and nearby areas. Guests include Will Holloway, Mrs W A Johnson, Belle and Beulah Shumake, Lucile Johnson, and Misa Mae Meadows. Local visits feature dinners and drives to Carrollton Lowell and Clem with numerous Johnson and Dean family ties.
Oak Ridge South Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Miss Berta Trierow of Alabama spent the week with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Binger, and their children. Mr. and Mrs. BR Shadinger and family visited their daughter Mrs. Homer Terrell near Hulett. Mr. F. Eidson stayed with relatives over the weekend. Miss Ruth Nix has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta Trierow
Alabama
R. E. Binger
BR. Shadinger
Homer Terrell
Hulett
F. Eidson
Misa Ruth Nix
Local Social Notes Highlight Carrollton Visits and Visitors
The column records community visits and gatherings across Carrollton and nearby areas. Names include Mote, Hardigree, Little families, Griffin, Cammon, Lyle, Tally, Kidd, Woodruff, and Nix among others. Events span Friday to Sunday with relatives visiting relatives and weekdays with brief calls on kinship.
Weekend visitors and social notes from Bremen area
Waco Route 2 reports social visits as Mr and Mrs Hays of Bremen host Mack Smith and family. Estelle Pata returns from Douglas with two visitors. Leila Harris stays with Margaret Turner. Effie Watson hosts Nottie Miller. Tottio and Lillian Harris back from Newnan. Delma Holcombe visits Effie Watson. Gladys Boman visits Irene Miller. Nettie Miller ill. Eunice and Bernice Smith sing. George Miller and Rome visitors at Elbert Miller’s home. Harris and Wheeler families host Sunday guests Griffies and Oliver Stylee visits with his sweetheart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Bremen
Mack Smith
Misa Estelle Pata
Douglas
Miases Daniella
Leila Harris
Margaret Turner
Effie Watson
Mount Tabor
Nottie Miller
Tottio
Lillian Harris
Newnan
Delma Holcombe
Misa
Oliver Stylee
Marriages and visits across Mt Zion and nearby towns
Mt Zion and nearby communities note several weddings with August ceremony dates and well wishes. Mary Fields and Wiley F Gammon wed in Carrollton, Lonie Kilgore and Teton Entrekin married August 1. Myrtle Walton and Monroe Thompson tied the knot the first Sunday in August. Local residents and visitors, including W P Boies of Tennessee, Prof J L Rebb of Athens Town, and families from Gainesville Newnan and Atlanta, attend camp meetings, barbecues, and family visits at Mt Zion Bethel Camp Ground and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilgore-Entrekin
Lonie Kilgore
Teton Entrekin
C. Q. Martin
Walton Thompson
Myrtle Walton
Tullatooosa
Monroe Thompson
Union
W. P. Boies
Tennessee
Mra
Boses
W. T. Morris
F. Davenport
Wesley Smith
A. L. Moses
James Moses
Senoir
L. C. Bailey
Bailey
J.W. Bailey
Palestine
Tex
J. L. Rebb
Athens
Byrom Dunnagan
Gainesville
Mt. Zion
Bethel Camp Ground
Lawrence Smith
Newnan
Frances Davenport
Atlanta
A. L. Mars
Ophia Morris
New York
Eddie Lea Richards
Cole Richards
John Garrett
Eat Robertson
Jos Robertson
Local Social Notes From Carrollton Area
Miss Illle Mae McGuire of Carrollton visits grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe McGuire. Opal Boyd, teaching at Flat Rock, spends weekend with homefolks. Mr and Mrs J E Boyd attend camp meeting at Hickory. Mrs E J Holland has been at the bedside of her daughter Mrs Malcolm Holcomb of Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illie Mae McGuire
Carrollton
Joe McGuire
Opal Boyd
Flat Rock
J. E. Boyd
Hickory Devo
E. J. Holland
Malcolm Holcomb
Village Social Notes Highlight Visits and Camp Meeting
Miss Aunis Ruth Jordan spent part of last week with Miss Erma Boyd while Miss Voyce Hogan visited Thursday night and Friday with Miss Jewel. Families, visits, and travel to Carrollton and Whitesburg marked the week as camp meeting at Hickory Level drew attendees. the Baptist revival closed with several additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fas Maby
Aunis Ruth Jordan
Erma Boyd
Voyce Hogan
Misa Jewel Eed Mire
Hubert Boyd
Chanter Hogan
Atlanta
Gus Boyd
Mra. Herawhel Young
Mossie
Carl Wilkins
Irby Keaton
Roosevelt Boyd
Cheater Hogan
Carrollton
Whitesburg
Jeano James
Sat Jamoa
Sant Hill
Mowrs
Young Wolland
Claude Jordan
Mises Erma
Ruth Boyd
Hickory Level
Sleven
Lee's Chapel Gossip From Bowdon Area
Lee's Chapel notes list Tommin Chambers and Mrs Ina Horton in Bowdon on Saturday. Bonner couple attended Bethel camp meeting, Swygert and son Dolos visiting Sendathiawok, Tillie Wynons of Bowdon visiting relatives. J K Lee of Lowell visited his father J W Lee. M C Jordan made a business trip to Atlanta. Rain and high waters kept several settlers from returning Sunday. Protracted meeting continues at Bethenda with hopeful reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommin Chambers
Ina Horton
Bowdon
Bonner
Bethel
A. D. Swygert
Dolos
Sendathiawok
Tillie Wynons
J. K. Lee
Lowell
J. W. Lee
M. C. Jordan
Atlanta
Bethenda
Wayside Schools Progressing Under new Management
Wayside Schoos is progressing nicely under the management of Mira Winnie Sew ol. They moved into the new eslivo house Monday. Thorp will be preaching at his place Friday night. Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Everyone invited to attend. Miss Annie Johnson of Carrollton and Miss Johnson of Alabama visiting Miss Lois Young this week. Mr. and Mrs. Worley Boatright with Mr. J. B. Boat right and family Monday. Mrs. Hershell Young cheerful. A girl born to Mr. M. E. Morris and daughter Susie spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Laura Boatright and others visited. Lois Young and Misses Johnson with Misses Boatright Sunday. Bernice Treadwell visited Miss Lola Morris Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
R. F. Mote
Thos
Hardigree
W. L. Little and
James
Henrry
Atlanta
Misa Alling Griffin
Pleasant Grove
Paul Smith
J. R. Cammon
J. D. Lyle
Oak Grove
Charley Tally
J. T. Lyle
Villa Bila
John Nix
Mia
Nix
Frank Shadinger
France Mote
Leona Little
Schoos
Mira Winnie Sewol
Eslivo House
Thorp
Annie Johnson
Johnson
Alabam
Lois. Young
Hershell Young
M.E. Morris
Susie
Lee Bishop
Robert Bishop
Robert Morris
Laura Boatright
Douglas
Edith Richards
Lizzie Kate Bishop
Lois Young
Misses Johnson
Misses Boatright
Bernice Treadwell
Lola Morris
Old Camp Ground Guests Attend Prolonged Meeting
Mr Bill Mapp and family visit Bear Point relatives while W W Strickland joins Williamson family. George Gann appears with his bent girl as protracted meeting continues at Old Camp Ground through the week with numerous local visitors including D M Kaylor from Iredell Texas and Mrs Kaylors sister Mes E W Willinmoon. Additional callers include Will Fordham of Balls Mills and Mrs Henriace Culpepper of Dallas visiting relatives J F Stevens and family and A D Cook of Mandeville with local hosts Mra Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Mapp
Brown
Bear Point
W. W. Strickland
E. W. Williamson
George Gann
Old Camp Ground
D. M. Kaylor
Iredell
Texas
J. F
Stevens
A. D. Cook
Mandeville
Mrs. H
Walieion
Social Roundup from Sunday Evening Gatherings
Miss Addie Mapp hosted as Miss Eva Foster welcomed guests Sunday evening. Attendees included Miss Minnie Williamson and Miss Louella Webb at the camp meeting. Reports note church service at Old Camp Ground with music and a visit by Mr. W. B. Lott from Ireden Texas. Further visits feature Mr. P. G. Tohison and Bowison family, Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Williamson, and Mr. Luther Warpelt with his father from Holland, all staying with relatives through midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Mapp
Eva Foster
Minnie Williamson
Louella Webb
Pood Tito
Sorgidos
Old Camp Ground Church
W. B. Lott
Ireden
Texas
W. Wil Nainsant
P. G. Tohison
In Memory of Mrs Zida Long
Obituary notice from Pleasant View church for Mrs Zida Long born December 12 1853 who died February 7 1920. She joined Smyrna Methodist then Pleasant View Baptist church and remained a faithful member though declining health. Committee notes prayers and comfort and honors her service to the church with a closing blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zida Long
Sister Long
Methodist Church
Smyrna
Baptist Church
Pleasant View
Ale
Biator
Anna
Ella Earnest
Annie Creel
C. L. Hammond
L. Hammond
Matinee Party for Miss Diamond in Columbus
Tuesday afternoon a matinee party was hosted for Miss Josephine Diamond of Columbus at the Carrollton Drug Store. Guests included Minsee Diamond, Clare Holderhams, Vivian Brodagy, Nan Taylor, Olive Bixdlay, Geel Crem er, Nelle Meadows, Estelle Bass, Lydia Tanner, Mary Tanner, Bara Gray, Alleen Corey, Corene Haas, Mrs. O. Mi Tanner, Mrs. J. Ly Croft, Mr. P L Shaefor, Mrs. Marie Bradley Vaughan, Mrs. Edwin Baskin, and Mrs. Mary Camp Bickford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buns Tassnor
Josephine Diamond
Columbus
Corrollten
Minsee Diamon
Clare Holderhams
Vivian Brodagy
Lhnan Taylor
Olivé Bixdlay
Geel Cremer
Nelle Meadows
Estelle Bass
Lydia Tanner
Mary Tanner
Bara
Domino Party Honors Ming Josephite Diamon in Columbus
Miss Clare Hok demosa hosts a domino party for Ming Josephite Diamon of Columbus. Golden glow decor fills the living room as guests include Misses Dinmon Tanner Brod nox Gray Corey Baas Cramer Govan Meadows Ky tie Taylor Tanner Stevens Bradley Vaughan Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hok*demosa
Ming Josephite Diamon
Columbus
Josephing Dinmon
Louis Tanner
Vivian Brodnox
Sara Gray
Allene Corey
Derek Baas
Cecil Cramer
Caral Govan
Atlanta
Nelle Meadows
Laura Kytie
Lillian Taylor
Lydian Tanner
Bridge Club Meet Includes Hand Kerchief for High Score
Mrs Mary Camp Bickford hosted a Wednesday bridge session with Mrs T A Herndon winning the top score and receiving a decorative handkerchief. Others in attendance included Mrs P L Schaefer Mrs H M Tyna Mrs Heract Clark of Atlanta Mrs O Fitts Mrs B M Long Mrs S C Boykin Mrs J A Mandeville and Mrs Ohip Foster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Camp Bickford
T. A. Herndon
Carrollton Baptist Association Date Change Notice
Messengers are informed that the Carrollton Baptist Association will meet at a Central church on Thursday and Friday September 6 and 10 instead of September 5 and 6 to avoid clashing with the state primary. Executive Committee chair Lovorn notes the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Baptist Association
Lovvorn
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Pleasant Hill
Carrolton
College Street
Newnan Street
Depot Street
8. C
King
Westbrooks
Shiloh
W. B. Gray
Griffin
Will Holloway
Cullman
Als
W. A. Johnson
Meadown Johnson
Misa Mae
Oliver Att Mies Lucile Johnson
Rotherwood
Roy
W. ©. Hammond
Mollie Shumake
Misa Belle
Mamie Brown
Henry Stavena
John Dean
Oliver Johnson
Uear Rotherwood
Will and
Meadow Johnson
Willie Harper
East Newnan
Daught Stevena
Mittie Hammond
Lucile Johnson
Moests
High
Rhody Buchanan
M. J. Willigmoon
Miriam Dean
Mies Belah Johnson
Daught Stevens
Cora Williams
Oak Ridge—South
Waco
Lee’s Chapel
Wayside
Chhurch of Plenasant
W.F. Truitt
Mod
Domino Party
Bridge Club
City Property
Maple Street
Newnan St
Mandeville Avenue
White Street
Bowden Junction
Villa Rice
Longview
Rome Street
A. O. Turner
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