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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1919
Page
9
Wholesale prompt deliveries of gasoline kerosene lubricating oils and grease. Agent A J Lambert phone 42212 Carrollton Qa 17 July.
Carrier A C Alexander travels to Newnan for the Fourth District Masonic Convention while his wife and daughter stay in Coweta for several days. He plans to join them and take a short vacation after the event.
A Portland carpenter recovering from months of illness and pain credits Tanlac with restoring his appetite and energy. He says after starting the first bottle his conditions improved, he regained weight, stopped using crutches, and returned to work. He praises Tanlac as the best investment ever.
Mrs. Eugene Spradlin hosted a bridge and sewing party on Tuesday afternoon with honor guest Mrs. Granville Baldwin. The party featured artistically decorated rooms with golden nasturtiums and served frozen salad sandwiches olives crackers and tea. Guests included Mrs. Baldwin Mrs. Pat Bradley Mrs. Raymond Rob inson Mrs. C C Fitts and others.
Friday afternoon August fifteenth Miss Kathryn Stewart and Mr Neal Hamrick wed in Bremen with Rev J P Shell officiating. The ceremony surprised Carrallton friends as the couple return home to South Street to Mrs Stewart and Mrs Hamrick parents.
Mrs. Herndon entertained Thursday morning with a neighbor hood party in honor of Mrs. Granville Ballwin of Atlanta.
A morning of sewing was followed by a spread of assorted sandwiches and beverages for attendees. The informal gathering showcased hospitality and socializing after craft work.
Friday afternoon Mrs Bass hosted a picture show party honoring her sister Mrs Howard Dobbs of Atlanta. After the showing Mrs Sasa served refreshments to about twenty invited young matrons at the Carrollton Drug Store.
Mrs Raymond Robinson hosted a Friday sewing party with many friends attending to honor Mrs Granville Baldwin of Atlanta. An ice course was served after an hour of sewing. Attendees included Mrs Baldwin Mrs Bradley Mrs Winabrew Mrs Flournay Mrs Cheney Mrs Meeks Mrs Robinson and others.
Mrs Eldred Bass hosted a morning sewing party Wednesday with several friends in honor of Mrs Baldwin of Atlanta, guest of Mrs Pat Bradley. After the sewing hour Mrs Bass served drinks and sandwiches.
Miss Susie Tanner hosted a sewing club gathering Thursday with Mrs. Baldwin of Atlanta as guest of honor. An almost elaborate salad course was served as Miss Tanner was assisted by her mother Mrs. C. M. Tanner. Members and a few invited friends attended.
Wednesday afternoon Corine Bass entertained at a moving picture party in honor of Aline Correy of Barnesville visiting Miss Sarah Gray. After viewing the Strand feature, guests enjoyed sandwiches and drinks at Carrollton Drug Co, with all younger crowit in attendance.
Mrs R J Kinabrew and Mrs Ralph Meeks hosted a Tuesday morning sewing party on the porch with golden gray decorations. Guests included Mrs Baldwin and a list of local ladies such as Mrs Pat Bradley Mrs B C Bass Mrs J G Cheney Mrs H W Plounnoy Mrs T A Verndon Mrs H L Vaughan Mrs B W Johnson Mrs Raymond Robinson Mrs Amos Stephens Mrs Chip Foster Mrs H M Tyus and Miss Olive Bradley.
Mrs. Enoch Lyle entertained a spend the week gathering this week. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J L Powledge of Lone Oak, Miss Ruby Powledge and Miss Margaret Powledge of Atlanta, and Mr Norman Rowledge of Lone Oak.
Burns administrator for Miss M A Burns deceased applies for leave to sell real estate of the later. All persons concerned or creditors must show cause before the first Monday in September 1919 why the application should not be granted. August 6 1919 Mylllican Ordinary.
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