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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
11
Local items report visits among Key, Johnson, and Reddin families, church events at Bowdon Junction, and community life through weather, travel, and school activities. Students and faculty mourn Mrs. W. T. Jotngon, while college programs and lyceum events outline holiday plans and upcoming performances.
Mt Z ion visitors return home from a few days with relatives. Residents welcome O B Lee back to the farm. Bonners visit Franklin. Bartow Duke's family with him. Todd and Lee families share gatherings. Several moves and a new Ford purchase. W M Yarborough injured but improving. Widespread sickness blamed on cold and croup. Singing event last this year, Christmas cheer, and New Year resolutions urged.
Roopville and Route 3 residents report a series of social visits. Miss Losher Dean and brothers Paul and Beek spent Saturday night with Grady Ragland and family, while Rufus Ragland’s household hosted guests Sunday. Other notices include Mrs. Inez Ragland’s Friday visit to Eula King, and Kate Mote with Albert visiting relatives R. S. Dean.
Mrs W Tittle and family spent Friday with son Mr E Little near Whooping Creek. Miss Alline Griffin and Miss Roselle Griffin visited friends Sunday. Oak Grove singing drew locals. Vines moved to Mrs Nogan’s. Henry Little and sisters attended a candy pulling at Paul Bonner’s. prayer meeting is planned for next Sunday night.
Rain affected Ramah events with regular meeting days on Saturday and Sunday drawing fewer attendees. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bob Thomas visiting Atlanta relatives and Mr Willard Entrekin visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs C P Jolson included several named visitors.
The firm Gray & Reid comprising J. O. Gray and Homer L. Reid has dissolved its partnership. J O Gray will assume all liabilities and collect all accounts due and will conduct the business at the old stand.
Local school reports a box supper planned for next Saturday night weather permitting. Several residents and families are mentioned visiting and moving households, with updates on illnesses and social visits across Bethesda Roopville Lowell and nearby areas.
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