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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1921
Page
3
East Nashville Tenn. A grocer Mr W N Parsons vouches for Thedford's Black-Draught as the best liver medicine. He says it relieves sour stomach indigestion headaches and torpid liver and stresses never to be without it. He cites others nationwide finding it valuable for liver regulation and bowel cleansing.
Petition filed in Carroll County seeking charter for Howel Cotton Company Incorporated. Applicants from Carroll Cobb Douglas Haralson and other counties request twenty year charters with stock of fifty thousand dollars, rights to expand, diverse lines of business in cotton, fertilizers, finance, real estate, warehousing, and more, with a board of directors not fewer than 9 nor more than 11, and privileges to amend charter. The filing is dated August 2, 1921, with clerk T. J. Robertson certifying true copy.
In Carrollton on August 29 1921 Mrs Lela White led a well attended prayer meeting at Wesley Ballard's with blessings to participants. The next gathering will be at Afr Emil Hancock's with Joe Cole as leader next Sunday night. Residents note many attended the M P camp meeting at Union Camp Ground near Jake yesterday hoping for revival and continued church strength.
Newton and James Woodrow visited last Monday and stayed until Tuesday afternoon before returning to Carrollton. Mrs Bettie Johnson and Georgia Pierce spent Tuesday with us, prompting fond reflections on former times. Mrs J W B recently visited her father and relatives in Marion County and many attended Prof. Mosley’s singing school in Carrollton.
Wayside and nearby households share weekend visits as Mrs. Laura Boatright and Mrs. Lera Horsley bring children to Mrs. Lena Young. Aaron Williams and family visit Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hackney. Georgia and Maude Williams from Cross Pinina join Misses Lola and Lois Bontright. B. M. Herrin’s family to Lowell. Otis Stewart and Tom Stewart from Atlanta visit Cliff Hackrey. Christine Testerly from Sand Hill stays with Lois Young. W. T. Inckney, Colbert Horsley, and Browmer Williams spend time with S. I.
Mrs Stewart has returned to Atlanta after two weeks visiting her granddaughter Mrs Myr tie Hackney. Mr and Mrs Felton Hinesley and Miss Annis Ray Hinesley of Cross Invis spent Saturday night with Mr Cliff Hackney and family. Try a Want Ad. They bring results.
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