Local Social Rounds Include Picnics and Visits
Mr and Mrs Tom Driver spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs A J Driver. A large group enjoyed a picnic at Janes Mill Saturday. Miss Jessie Cleveland from Cedartown stayed with her sister Mrs M W Crews. Geneve Bell of Bremen visited friends here. Several young people and Miss Dorma Brook hosted gatherings and visits with Cousins, cousins and neighbors throughout the week in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Driver
A. J. Driver
Jane’s Mill
M. W. Crows
Cedartown
Jessie Cleveland
M. W. Crews
Geneva Bell
Bremen
Jeanie Cleveland
Zelda Driver
Brinselte Jones
Mae Holloway
Misa Dorma Brook
Lewis Cook
Delvous Acres
Villa Rica
Walter Burnham
Mrs. Morgan
Bert Brook
Cook
Union
Lewis Gook
Calotabs Proclaimed Nausea Free Remedy for Liver Care
Inventive claim touts Calotabs as a tasteless calomel tablet for biliousness and constipation. Advertises a money back guarantee if customers are not delighted. One tablet at bedtime with water, no taste or griping, morning cleansing results and renewed appetite. Sold in original sealed packages for thirty five cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugatores
Local visits and social calls reported in Carrollton area
Mr. Bert Brook made a business trip to Carrollton Monday. Mrs. Tom Crows entertained friends Friday night for Miss Geneva Bell of Bremen. Miss Bessie Wynn of Carrollton visited Sunday afternoon. Mr. Jack Barker traveled to Carrollton Saturday morning, while Mr. Owen Rivers and Ralph Davenport flew to Newnan Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harman Holloway visited with Mr and Mrs 8 L Holloway on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Brook
Carrollton
Tom Crows
Geneva Bell
Bremen
Bessie Wynn
Jack Barker
Owen Rivers
Ralph Davenport
Newnan
Marriages and visits mark Carrollton area notes
Miss Nellie Chance and Mr. Dewsy Nixon wed on Sunday August 15 in Carrollton with best wishes for a long life. Miss Mary Fields married Mr. Wiley Gammon on Saturday August 14. Various relatives and friends, including Mr. Hubert Smith of Tallapoosa, visited cousins and hosted gatherings in the week. Protracted meeting closed with two members added to the church as families and neighbors joined in social and religious events across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Chance
Dewsy Nixon
Mary Fields
Wiley Gammon
Hubert Smith
Tallapoosa
Messrs
Mathvin Hughs
Guvnn Johnson
Eva Gable
Benvena Johnson
Little Sage Harper
South Georgia
G. W. Harper
Doe Harwell
Weaver
Felton
Alma Stephens
John Stephens
Merseleen Johnson
Atlanta
John Johnson
Jeff Redden
Bremen
Blanche Hughs
George Caldwell
Eunice
Edgar Caldwell
A. M. Horton
State News From All Sections Of The State
A Georgia joint meeting of the State Agricultural and State Horticultural societies will convene at Indian Springs on August 18 and 19. The two groups will share a program with papers and discussions on farming, fruit growing, and stock raising. Notable talks include cane syrup, peanut culture, tobacco growing, and railway relations to fruit and vegetable industries. Brunswick plans a gas-rate increase. Dublin Kiwanis oppose highway fund diversions. Colquitt County reports tax gains. first 1920 cotton bale harvested in Dougherty. red spider damages crops in Cordele with recommended control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Georgia State Horticultural Society
Indian Springs
Wigwam Hotel
William D. Hammack
Coleman
Georgia
W. B. Roddenberg
Cairo
W. W. Webb
Hahira
Peanut Growers’ Association
R. C. Berckmans
Agricultural Society
BE. L. Ring
Southern Railroad
H. C. Albin
Valdosta
Ira W. Williams
Georgia State Board of Entomology
H. A. Petty
Dawson
South
Charles B. Kelley
State College of Agriculture
L. H. Beil
A. & W. P. Railway
Eveno Lunsgood
Covington
James M. Mallory
Dublin
Dublin Klwants Club
C. H. Kittrell
Early Picking Worth 57 An Acre In Cotton
U S Department of Agriculture specialists report early harvests yield higher value than delayed picks. On a Arkansas farm Boykin cotton earned 125 per acre from October to November versus 106 in January, while October Express brought 193 and January only 112. Delayed picking lowers grade and quality from strict middling to good ordinary within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Arkansas
Boykin
Express
Carrollton Trade Territory Ad Offer From Local Paper
Mr Advertiser promotes cost savings by placing business with the paper that covers Carrollton trade territory, claiming coverage of the field with less than half the cost. The message emphasizes local reach and targeted advertising through a regional publication.
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Carrollton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clem
Mr. Isom Cosby
Chance
Nixon
Fields-Gammon
Tom Gable
Earl Hughs
Blanch Hughs
Rube Marlow
Sid Marlow
Gordon Kelley
Wesley Hubbard
Batho
Alner Horton
Thomas Jackson
Alabama
Jim Jackson
Simmons
Everey
J. N. Johnson
Georgia Agricultural and Horticultural Societies
Brunawick
Mutual Light and Water Company of
Georgia Railroad Commission
Brunswick
Colquitt County
Moultrie
Dougherty Albany
Dougherty County
H. M. Farr
W. J H. Chambers
Banks County
C. C. Greer
Culpepper
MR. Advertiser
Furniture—Undertakers
Fen
Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem
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