Foxes Are Beauties? A Sale Advertisement
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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
5
The ad promotes a wide range of articles suitable as gifts. It notes endless variety and worthwhile products with early closing hours to ensure better selections and courteous service from salespeople.
SAND HILL Ww A Couch has purchased the stock of goods owned by L J Broom and earnestly solicits the patronage of his many friends. Lois Broom went hunting one night recently and caught seven opossums. Ie reports lia trip to Turkey Mountain fine brought back a goodly number of squirrels but no turkey. Our literary school is progressng under A A Pittman and Miss Berta Ashmorn. Sunday School at Macedonia is jevergroe. We haven't missed but one payday this year and wna ruined all. We have a few faithful who come every Sunday. Parents instead of anging on Sunday morning, Children got ready and go to Sunday Bethol. Mrs A A Pittman and M L Stellings and wife after spending a week in Wilkes county visiting relatives and friends returned recently reporting a good time.
Harris Valley School at this place shows steady progress under Miss Mary Bledson. Several Sunday visits and family gatherings are noted, with communities sharing Christmas and New Year wishes as Miss Reid Miller visits Douglas and various Harris households host relatives.
Mr. Holloway spent last week in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Davin of Bally Grove visited relatives in the area. Families from Carrollton and Union shared Sunday and weekend visits. Lucile Davenport improves from illness. Miller and Parker families hosted visits and a sale. Curtis Barker and Tom Cosby purchase a saw mill and plan business. J. J. Parker to move to Now Now. Hurrah for the Semi-Weekly.
Miss Bertha Jennings hosted entertainment Saturday night enjoyed by attendees. Miss Joyce Turner visited Miss Blanche Jennings, Miss Lois Buckelow stayed with Miss Bertha Jennings, and Mr Emmett Braswell appears on the ale list. Mr and Mrs R H Cooper and son Lester visited Mr and Mrs R H Springer.Miss Ruby Cooper visited Miss Biancho Jennings. Next Sunday preaching day invites all to attend. Rev. George Jones named as our senator.
Two horned yearlings in poor condition, about 450 pounds each, wandered to the sender’s home Thursday night December 4. Owner may reclaim by paying for feed. contact Carrollton Route 4 six miles from town.
An old Marseilles shoemaker nicknamed Father Martin dreams of serving Christ and spends Christmas Eve watching the street. He offers a cold street sweeper coffee and shares bread or milk with a poor, ill woman with a baby, seeking to ease their hardship.
A wartime editorial stresses maintaining the Christmas spirit despite war and calls for increased charitable giving. It urges Americans to balance duty with kindness, urge generosity according to means, and avoid letting harsh realities dull patriotism and compassion.
A note from W L Folds announces a first class vulcanizing service available locally. The message invites customers to bring in items needing vulcanizing and expresses appreciation for professional workmanship.
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