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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
9
Mrs R A Jolley hosted a cordial gathering at her Tanner Street home for her sister Mrs Raymond Dozier of Dawson. Guests enjoyed sewing, roses decor, and a luncheon of chicken salad tomato jelly pickles crackers and coffee.
Mrs. R. N. Kinabrew entertained at her mother Mrs. J. H. Warriss home with a sewing party in honor of Mrs. Raymond Dizier. Twenty intimate friends joined the pleasant afternoon and a salad course with coffee was served.
For sale or rent forty acres near Mt Zion with 30 acres cultured and remaining woods. Includes a five room house and outbuildings near a fine school and churches. Asking price 2500 dollars with 1000 cash down and balance on terms. Contact Dr Thomas W Brock at First National Bank Building Carrollton Georgia.
TOYLAND advertises new toys arriving daily with emphasis on early shopping and letting customers pet their choice at Myers' store.
A seasonal guide highlighting festive novelties ideal for Christmas gifts. It showcases quirky gadgets, decorative items, and practical novelties from various shops, offering readers diverse options and ideas for gifting this holiday season.
Georgia churches report pledges totaling 8 million dollars by Monday night with a goal to surpass 10 million. Locally about 62 thousand raised from half the churches as 82 congregations prepare to go over the top in faith and mission.
Mr Will Cantrell lays lumber for a new bungalow on his property. Ed Baker and wife stayed with her brother Frank Cantrell. The community mourns the death of Bob Bishop as others welcome Frank Cantrell back. Misses Myrtle and Alice Senft visit Free Press office for notes and deeds.
Last Wednesday Miss Birkie Hoard visited our school. Mr and Mrs Bonner spent Sunday in Rowdon with Mrs Taylor Jackson. Henry Lee moved into a new house. Cliffee moved out while Wiley Lee and D Phillips took a trip to Alabama. Lillie Lee has been sick. A G Owensby and J Owensby visited Carrollton Tuesday to fetch coal for the school. Our school thrives under Mrs Exsie Beaner, a top county teacher. Next Sunday is meeting day at Lee's Chapel with Rev Dinl presiding. all invited.
England declares war on rats and plans extermination despite no defenders. The piece notes annual U.S. losses of about 200 million dollars from rats, equivalent to 200000 workers, urging citizens to join an individual rat campaign and reduce damage.
An invitation to visit Myers’ for sales bills printed at the Free Press office. The note urges readers to drop by to learn details and view advertised bargains.
Local ad urges shoppers to renew Myers' for two years at $1.50 to save money as Santa Claus campaigns daily for holiday customers.
Mrs. E M Bass entertained the Willing Workers of the First Baptist church Tuesday afternoon in a most delightful manner. After the regular business meeting, Mrs Bass served a salad course.
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