Editors Fine Conven tion At Carrollton
Carrollton hosts the 84th annual Georgia Press Association meeting from July 20 to July 21 with public events delayed by weather. Notables include J Kelly Simmons of the Me Reid Enterprise and Hoke Smith who praised Henry W Grady while heads and editors tour Carrollton and its county. The program features speeches by C E Roop, Dan G Bitkers, and Dudley Glasa with coverage of sessions, committees, and a country newspaper class at the Georgia Tech school.
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Carrollton
Carroll County
Georgia Press Association
J. Kelly Simmons
Me- Rea Enterprise
William G. Sutlive
Savannas Press
C. E. Benna
Butler Herald
H. Stanley
America
Mra. A Caldwell
Pisino
W. H. Cooper
First Methodist Church
C. E. Roop
Coweta
Carroll
Judge Steed
Dan G. Bitkers
Savannnah Morning News
Dan
Preas
Georgia Press
George F. Hosmer
Bradon
Fla
National Editorial Association
Georgia
Emily Woodward
Vienna News
J. J. Thomasgop
Hon
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Monrosa
Dudley Glasa
Atlanta Georgian
Georgia Schod of Technology
Otis Brumby
Cobb County Times
W. T. Bacon
Madison Madisonian
Domino Party Hosted by Mrs. Luck on College Street
Saturday afternoon Mrs. T. KE Luck hosted a domino gathering at her College Street home. After games, guests enjoyed cream and cake. Attendees included Mrs. R. F. Hyatt, Mrs. Fannie Veal, Mrs. H. J. Boykin, Mrs. L. H. Griffin, and many others from New York and local circles.
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T. KE. Luck
College Street
Olin Perdue
Mary Bickford
R. H. Kindrew
W. M. Meadows
C. H. Stewart
J. R. Carlisle
T. A. Herndon
Marie Bradley Vaughan
Chip Foster
Meeting of the Civic Club Opens Fall Plans
On Thursday afternoon September 9 at 4 30 p m the Indies of the Civic Club meet in the club room of the First National Bank building. All members should attend as this is the first meeting after summer vacation and plans for fall and winter work will be discussed.
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the Indies of the Civic Club
First National Bank
Fall job printing district order by mail request
Fragmentary notice indicates a fall job printing order to be placed by mail. Details on entities, dates, and exact scope are unreadable in the provided text.
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Ordur
Carrollton Civic Club fosters public playground program
Last Friday afternoon Mise Edith twin, the playground director, led a public demonstration of the work at the Carrollton Civic Club site. Despite rain fears, visitors attended as about two hundred children were engaged under her direction with minimal equipment, showcasing her executive ability in managing the new field and earning praise from parents and local leaders.
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Therk Ste
Clyie
Ing O'Steen
Carrollton
Franklin
Georgia
Lookin' Em Over Fans Rally for Final Baseball Week
Loyal fans rally behind the team as eight games remain in the season. The crowd is urged to attend, boost morale, and back the players in a crucial week of pennant pursuit with victory as the goal.
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Uliver
Fom
Carrollton Loses Six Straight On Road Trip
After a rough road swing, Carrollton’s team fell in six straight games amid a batting slump. Pitching was solid, but timely hitting failed as Griffin and LaGrange starred for the opponents. Rome remains ahead by four games with a chance to reclaim the top spot.
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Griffin
la Grange
Ahip Boys
Rome
Wrecking Crew
LaGrange
Snead Birthday Domino Night Fetes Local Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Snead entertained with a Friday evening domino party in honor of Mr. Snead's birthday. After many games a salad course was served. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. Kee Roop, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Creel, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith, Mrs. Annie Snead, Migros Roth Stead, Olive Bradley, Clare Snead, Vivian Snead, G. E. Comer, Jon Snead, Keifer Snead, and Mr. and Mrs. A. EK Snead.
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A. E. Snead
di Domino
Benator Hoke Smith to Speak at Onar roliton Courthouse
Benator Hoke Smith will address citizens at the Onar roliton courthouse on Saturday night at 5 30 for his candidacy for re election as United States Senator from Georgia. Everyone invited.
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Benator Hoke Smith
Onarroliton
United States
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Lansiter Marks Eighth
Friday afternoon little Miss Mary Lansiter celebrated her eighth birthday with a party. Many games were played and enjoyed, followed by an ice course. Forty five friends were invited to attend.
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Mary Alies Lansiter
Carrollton Public Schools Mark Registration Day
All prospective pupils must report Friday September 3 at 10 a.m. to receive seating cards and meet teachers. Schools will assign pupils to wards where possible, but crowded conditions may require transfers. Seating cards issued on a first come first served basis.
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Carrollton Public
Hoke Smith Speaking Dates For Campaign Events
Senator Hoke Smith will address Carrollton voters at 8:00 PM on Saturday September 4 at the courthouse to support re election. Edgar Watkins will speak for Smith at Whitesburg September 4 at 11 30 PM and at Howden at 8:00 PM.
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Edgar Watkins
Hoke Smith
Whitesburg
Howden
Tues &Thura
Carrollton Beats Griffin 8 to 7 In Comeback Victory
In a close game Griffin led 7 to 1 until the seventh inning. Carrollton rallied with five runs in the seventh and two in the eighth to win 8 to 7. Cedartown and Rome are mentioned, with Chaplin set to report to the Boston Red Sox after the season ends on Labor Day.
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Griffin
Caldartown
Rome
Cedartown
Carrollton
Chaplin
Boston Red Sox
Hhores
Candidate for Councilman Seeks Primary Support
A candidate running for city council asks for support in the upcoming primary, seeking votes and backing from residents. The message emphasizes campaign intent and asks constituents for help to advance to the next stage.
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Corncilman
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