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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1919

Page

11

Aremen Route 1 residents and kin visit relatives in Temple and Atlanta

Aremen Route 1 residents Wyly and Charlie Raburn travel to Atlanta Saturday. Migied Jewell and Havel Anderson visit grandmother Mrs W M Anderson of Temple this week. Ernest Pollard accompanies Phill Matthew to Temple. Various local families from Temple area visit kin in Temple and Atlanta. The community notes a good rain for crops and several illnesses including typhoid fever.

Davia Thomas Pollard Villa Riea Henry Whatley R. Pollard Johny Vines J. R. Pollard Miaves Vera Charlie Pollard Temple M. I. Pollard Apent W. J. Pollard

Carrollton Community News Notes on Roads and Rains

A coastal-turned Carrollton brief reports welcome rainfall reviving vegetation after dry spells. It notes Union Camp Ground revival efforts and praises the M F P Church. A local road project along Ballard road is discussed with assurances of restoration and mail service disruption due to past delays.

Union Camp Ground M. FP Ballard Road W. C. Adamson Ballard Croasing Little Tallapoosa Winnie Mcleod Alabama

Carrollton Route 3 Meeting Seeks School Improvement

In Roy's Stripling Chapel area speakers urge better schools and education across Georgia. They stress that many men and women lack access to schooling, urging local effort to boost school progress and reduce illiteracy while urging work for Carroll County to support education.

Striplings Roy Anya Georgia Carroll J, R

Roopville Health Fears Rise Amid Widespread Illness

In Roopville Route 1 residents report a surge of sickness across the community with several cases causing concern. Local officials urge calm while health workers investigate symptoms and seek treatment options.

Union Fodder Pulling and Local Visits Report

Fodder pulling dominates the Union area as crops fare well, corn ahead of cotton hindered by weeds boll weevils and dry weather. Many residents visiting relatives Sunday include Mr and Mrs J D Driver Mrs B E Driver M I Simpkins Mrs Manda Burk and others. Local guests Will Heard and family of Bowdon visited R S Heard and family. Leonard Reaves spent weekend with David Simpkins. W L Bartlett and family of Alabama passed through. All-day preaching at Contec next Sunday with baskets invited. no dinner on site.

J. D. Driver A. Driver M. I. Simpkins Manda Burk Canarie Driver Fay Smith Will Heard Near Bowdon R.S. Heard Leonard Reaves David Simpkins W. HL. Bartlett Contec J. D. Reaves B.A. Driver M. E. Simpkins

Local Social notes mention visitors and guests across towns

Community members report travel and visits from Reeves Crews Hudsons and Watta relatives in Bowdon Selma and Newnan. Mrs Janie Watta from Selma arrival and hospitality to Miss Mary Crews and kin. Calender shows preaching next Sunday and various family gatherings around Union Biriday Cros Plains Carrollton and Wayside with little daughter and baby among attendees.

Messia Reeves Phillips Bowdon Janie Watta Selma Ala Mary Crewa Homer Reeves Jim Hudson Carrollton Otto Hudson J. D. Reeves Croas Plains Gordon Crews Newnan Tom Phillips Baby Union Biriday Lieonnrnil Reeves Davide Simplins Union T. Crews Martin Charlie Crews Mousaes Chow Warner Reeves Rhatater Mise Lilly Singin Setaat

Jonesville social notes and visits fill weekend

Mr Bob Alamand and family drove to Woellin Ada to see relatives. Earl Adams visited bin dike at Femple. Buster Adacha and Willie Coleman with sister Miss Minne spent Sunday night with Miss Vert Wearver at Bowdon. Andrew Beott and family visited Friday night with his father. J S Scott closed last Friday. Miss Bertn left. Alie returned home after entertaining with candy. Vern Eason came home from Newnan with aunt. Zelma Adams and Gertrude Scott visited friend Miss Aline Layvern. Helen Moore visited Olin Adams Friday. Roy Scott spent Thursday night with his brother at Salem. Beott family note.

Bob Alamand Woellin Ada Earl Adams Femple Buster Adacha Willie Coleman Mise Minne Thair Voustn Vert Wearver Bowdon Andrew Beott J. S. Scott Selaol Bertn Alie Vern Eason Newnan Misa Zelma Adams Misa Gertrude Scott Aline Layvern Helen Moore Olin Adams Roy Scott

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