Local News Roundup From Carrollton and Vicinity
A bustling Carrollton update lists residents in town and nearby areas attending events and traveling to Atlanta, Villa Rica, Birmingham, and Temple. Notables include Dr. J. R. M. Carter, Mrs. L. M. Dorsett, Prof. Hal Carmichael, and Rev. J. M. Dodd. Many errands, shop notices, and social visits accompany announcements of sales, school plans, and local movements amid a busy community page.
Mules Wanted For Army Purchase In Carrollton
W A Potts of Newnan plans to be in Carrollton on Saturday September 1 to buy high class mules for the army. He will also buy other quality mules and can be found at Stewart and Fleming's barn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Potts
Newnan
Stewart & Fleming
W. A. Meeting and Mission Offering
The W. A. will meet with Miss Clare Snead on Saturday at four o'clock. A special offering for state missions will be taken. A sales ad notes a Picnic Chips manufacturing outfit for sale with trade and instructions. Winnie Astin left Thursday for Columbia, SC, to spend the winter with her sister Mrs. Otis Camp.
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W. A
Clare Snead
Winnie Astin
Columbia
8. C
Otis Camp
New Citizens for Carrollton Welcome Mr. Moore and Family
Mr. Harry Moore of Atlanta has leased the home of Mrs. Jennie Bradley on Depot street and, having moved his household here, is occupying it. Mrs. Moore and the children will arrive Saturday as Carrollton extends them a cordial welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Griffin
George Copeland
Newnan Street
Bob Webster
Atlanta
Harry Moore
Jennie Bradley
Depot Street
Moore
Carrollton
Moore and Clein to Open Ladies and Gents Wear in Atlanta
Messrs Moore and Clein of Atlanta Georgia announce a general line of ladies and gents ready to wear with boys and misses items and a full stock of shoes and hats. They will occupy the Boykin building on the public square recently vacated by Mr Ruskin and invite the public to inspect their line.
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Messrs
Union community reports drought relief and crop stress
Union residents note continued dry weather harming crops and a need for drainage. Floyd Driver, recently home from Dr Lewis hospital in Carrollton, is recovering. W C Duncan J C Duncan and ID Simpkins visited Jones Mill and Whitesburg. N F Harper built a barn, F M Harper repaired his barn. D A Simpkins visited Shawmut Alabama. Crops are good overall despite numerous boll weevils in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Driver
Carrollton
Dr. Lewis Hospital
Messrs
W. C
J. C. Duncan
ID. A. Simpkins
Jones’ ‘Mill
Whitesburg
N. F. Harper
F. M. Harper
J. B. Driver
D. A. Simpkins
Shawmut
Ale
Infant dies of infantile paralysis in Sand Hill
The eight month old baby of Mr and Mrs Allen Keaton died last Wednesday from infantile paralysis. The funeral was preached by Rev. Mr Carter at Macedonia. Misses Jessie and Myrtle Bobo of Birmingham are visiting relatives in this community. Mr Foster Williams and family of ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Hill
Augusta
Gus Williams
Cedar Street
Allen Keaton
Macedonia
Mr. Carter
Jessie and
Myrtle Bobo
Birmingham
Ala
Mr. Foster Williams
Khaki-bound New Testaments for Soldiers Benefiting Fund
W T Hamby urges support for a fund to distribute Khaki-bound New Testaments to soldiers. He notes a bullet pierced a Bible carried by Eugene Detail, saving his life, and offers options for personal fly leaf inscriptions or general funding to distribute the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Phillipiana
Fellowship of Patriotism
W. T. Hamby
Notable Atlanta guest visits in Bremen social circle
Mrs. S. H. Garst entertained a group of young people Monday night in honor of Miss Alline Morgan of Atlanta. Attendees included Myrtle and Jessie Bobo, Nan Smith, Clyde John non, Edith and Lois Richards, Jewell and Opal Smith, Blanche Jordan, Lula Hayes of Bremen, and Messrs Lois Broom, Rellie and Childress Wallis, Reese and Weema Jordan, Fred Earnest, John Willis, Claude and Leonard Hendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
S. H. ©. Garst
Alline Morgan
Missox Myrtle
Jessie Bobo
Nan Smith
Clyde John
Non
Edith
Lois Richards
Jewell
Opal Smith
Blanche Jordan
Lula Hayes
Bremen
Mesars
Lois Broom
Rellie
Childress Wallis
Reese
Weema Jordan
Fred Earnest
John Willis
Claude
Leonard Hendon
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. M. Carter
Roopville
Lois Braswell
Wilmer Huff
Albert Cobb
Mat Grain
WEEMS
Baskin
Selby Cramer
Tech
John Hutchens
Pierce Baskin
Martin Griffin
Erie Johnson
RED Cross
R. E. Foster
Camp Gordon
George Stephens
Will Herrin
A. 0
Haile
Herrin Johnson
Alabama
Jamie Bledsoe
Mrs
Billie Spence
Town
Terrell Robison
A. & M. School
Dick Young
J. M. Dodd
South Georgia
Mr. Maybery Rozar
Macon
Claude Hamrick
Rockmart
Fausett Ten Cent Co
Tom Vaughan
Tallapass
Henry Jones
Waco
Misa Natalie Jones
J. M. Merrott
Florida
Mildred Smith
Griffin
Garland Merrell
Laurie Merrell
H. L. Barker
Tommie Bagwell
Alabama Street
Rev. C. Dial
Liberty
Misa Opal Jones Haw
J. D. Bradley and
Sam Parrish
W. W. Thompson
Columbus
Kate Entrekin
Dick Holmes
M. C. Knott
Hugh Spender
Fauset Ten Cent Co
Temple
J. M. Johnson
Mr. Jerome Cook
Claude Cobb
J. D. Smith
Pauline Holmes
Rba Garret
Bill Dunlap
College Street
Vivian Brodnax
Clare Holderness
J. T. Layton
Bre
Nell Tyler
Cedartown
C. C. Turner
Hawke's Optician
Gordon Robinson
Little Son
Murrah
Victory
J. A. Murrah
Maple Street
J. W. Lee
Ovid Lee
Ruby
Bell Lovvorn
Bowdon
B. F Boykin
Will Shaw
Pat Bradley
Sam Boykin
Hugh Stephens
Mildred
Joe Holmes
E. W. Thomasson
James
Raymound
Fauseat Ten Cent CO
Jim Henry
Banning
Tom Henry
T. B. Griffin
Tampa, Fla
J. H. Harris
Fannie Reagin
Nannie Herrin
Jorifin and
Senoia
Mr. and
Mra
Lon Carter
Athens
Mra. J. F. Brady
Clifton Harris
J. I. Harris
Will Wiggins
Holly Pond
Billie Wiggins
GC. H. Huff
Charlsey Johnson
Andrew Fitts
Mandeville
F. M. Formby
Piedmont, Ala
R. H. Elanabrew
Hal Carmichael
The
Charley Reese
Coweta County
Mr. W. O. Perry
Will Cobb
Mrs. Cobb
Mildred Lee
Bernice Acklin
Cecil Cramer
Edwin Bledsoe
Mrs. H. BR. Robinson
Emmaline Cheney
Anniston, Ala
C. A. Neill
Albert
T. A. Chandler
Lis
Charlsie Mae Holmes
Mr. Walter Cowdry
T. B. Slade
Annie Mae Hameick
Rarah Cobb
Villa Rica
G. B. Stephenson
Camp Jackson
Adler-Rochester
Hale
Miss Warren
Edwardsville, Ala
Albert Cadle
Tom Smith
Selma, Ala
H. King
Thurgday
Lilly, Ga
Graves H. Weaver
Rosalie
J. M. Stephenson
M. L. Watking
Keynville
Fausett Ten Cent
Graves F. Stephenson
G. B. Stephnnson
F. E. McEwen
McEwen
Pinck
Mac Tweedy
Dawson
R. A. Jolley
Bryant Shelnutt
Warner
Mrs. Il, Og, Roop
Camp Wiggins
Esrs
Robert Wiggins
George Wiggins
Raymond Robinson
Jewel Robinson
John B. Stetson
Weems O
Luther Bonner
Chicamauga
Port Oglethorpe
Lookout Mountain
Nannie Harrison
Elizabeth, Louise and
Paul
Willmington, N. Y
Mrs. C. A. Neill
Joseph Bagwell
Centralhatchee
W. L. Folds
Rev
R. W. Jones
John W. Baskin
C. Kinney
Mr. Pops
Chattanooga
Warren Morris
Boas Burson
Fort Oglethorpe
Lucy Huckebn
Mis
Cora Griffin
Margaret
Reba
Mrs. Griffin
Mrs. Johnson
W. D. Whatley
Baptist Church
W. D. Bass
Bass
Prof. Whatley
Stewart Street
Mr. Green
Hawke
W. P. Cole
Charlsse
G. W. Reid
Cullman
Burlington
Worth
First National Bank
Carrollton, Ga
Roop
Mer
A. J. Baskin Co
J. D. Humrick
M. D