Local News and Social Happenings of Carrollton
December 2 1909 Carrollton Ga reports preaching at Liberty church visits from Wilse Harper J A Hammonds Enoch Johnson Carrie Casper and other locals attended services and gatherings. Weddings are teased with Pearl Hammond organ purchase visits from Sam Johnson and families noted across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Wilse Harper and Family
Clem
J. A. Hammonds
Enoch Johnson
Carrie Casper
Mamie Harper
Local Social Notes From Carrollton and Atlanta
Banning Mr P F Durrett of Atlanta visited Mrs Minnie Jones and family Sunday. Mrs Martha Durrett of Carrollton and Mrs Minnie Jones hosted Sunday afternoon. Barton Lasseter and sons of Carrollton visited J L Lassetter Sunday afternoon. James Artha Lassetter is ill but expected to recover soon. Minnie Jones and daughter Edna spent Wednesday in Emily with her son Howard Jones. Lucile Jones joined them for a weekend visit. The writer and Bertha Taylor were in Carrollton Tuesday and Wednesday. O A Colquitt and Tom Crawly spent Sunday afternoon in Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Durrett
Atlanta
Minnie Jones
Martha Durrett
Carrollton
Barton Lasseter
Little Boys
J. L. Laesetter
James Artha Lassetter
Edna
Emily
Howard Jones
Lucile Jones
Misa Bertha Taylor
O. A. Colquitt
Tom Crawly
Whitesburg
Local Notes On Visits And A Sunday Wedding
Stripling's Chapel residents Stripling's Chapel Gordon Morris and sister Miss Zela visited Mt Zion with their brother. Miss Mattie Martin stayed with home folks over the weekend. Mr and Mrs William Hubbard and son returned from Ala Inst week welcomed by friends. Mr Lem Samples and Miss Beula Harris wed last Sunday morning. John Loyd Cliff and Jesse Martin traveled to Atlanta Tuesday and returned Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Morris
Miss Zela
Mt. Zion
Mattie Martin
William Hubbard and Son
Ala
Lem Samples
Beula Harris
John Loyd
Cliff
Jesse Martin
Atlanta
Union School Opens With Strong Attendance
Union School began at this place the 22 with a good attendance under Miss Essie Jackson of Coweta county. Mrs M A Brown visited sister Mrs M E Simpkins last week. The second Sunday in December will be at this place with Rev Tanksley inviting all to come. Mr W C Duncan bought out Mr T R Cook and J A Driver visited J F Driver Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Jackson
Coweta County
M. A. Brown
M. E. Simpkins
Tanksley
W. C. Duncan
T. R. Cook
J. A
J. F. Driva
Young Man Stay On The Farm A Homily From Gus Nix
A long reflective piece aimed at boys and young men urging them to remain on the farm rather than chase fame. The author Gus Nix recounts personal regrets from a life spent away from home and advocates honest, steady work in agriculture as a nobler path. He warns against chasing status and urges mastering a single vocation in farming for a secure future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Lee
Jackson
Bryan
Paul
Jome
Gus Nix
Folley’s Honey and Tar Promoted For Child Cold Relief
Claim Folley’s Honey and Tar is safest remedy for children at first signs of a cold. Advertises relief from croup bronchitis sore throat and nasal congestion. Says contains no opiates or harmful drugs and urges keeping on hand with no substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folley
Foly's Honey and Tar Promises Cold Relief
After exposure and the onset of a cold, Foly's Honey and tar is promoted as a throat and lung remedy that stops coughing relieves congestion and expels the cold from the system. The product is described as mildly laxative and substitutes are refused.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll Free Press
H. P. Kelly
Paul F. Brown
KELLY
BROWN
Carroll County
Carrollton Ga
Shiloff
Mr. Fortner
Johnson’s Chapel
J. W. Spraddlin
I. A. Hammond
Mr. Berry Williamcoo
Our
Ville
Annie
Bella Johnson
Pearlie
Viola Hammond
Miss Pearl Hammond
Laura Hammond
R. L. Williamson
Sam Johnson
W. A. Johnson
Messrs
Alburn
Willie Robinson
Our Ville
Mattie Tate
Mrs
Fortner
Stripling‘s
Bargain Hunters
Goldstein Bros
Geo
Muses
Daniel Bros. Co
J. P. Coats
Herrin & West
Hortons Book
Carrilton Furniture and Undertaking CO
Roop Hardware CO
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