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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
2
Are You a Weak and Ailing Woman Health Goes Hand in Hand
A Fort Thomas Kentucky reader testimonial praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription restoring strength and weight after years of frail health. The piece urges readers to obtain the medicine in liquid or tablet form or request a trial copy and free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Dr. Pierce
Cardus Helped Regain Strength
A testimonial describes a woman’s recovery after illness with Cardus. She credits improved eating and sleep, regained strength, and reduced pain after using Cardus, noting prior years of sickness and ineffective treatments by doctors. The account urges others to try Cardus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stegall
Ana
Harris Barrow announces engagement for Lil Hao Areathan
Harris Barrow announces the engagement of their daughter Lil Hao Areathan to Mr. Thoma Milton Barrow of this place. The wedding is set for December 25 1921. Also noted are church events and local social visits with school progress under Prof. Denny and Miss Erina Brannon.
Sermons and Singing Draw Crowds at Glenloch
Rav Pete Kent filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday. Two very interesting sermons were preached. Mina Lucile Bell spent the week end at her Roopville home. The singing by Mrs Paoyt and her husband Sunday night attracted a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rav
Pete Kent
Mina Lucile Bell
Roopville
Mra
Mrs. Paoyt
Death notice for Mrs. Joe Crumbley in Carrollton area
Mrs. Joe Crumbley dies on the 4th inat leaving many relatives and friends. Rev Molliday preached at Beulah. Wesley Ballard meeting well attended. Next Sunday meeting at Mrs Smith's with Mr Williamson leading. Mr and Mrs J W B visited Mr and Mrs Hob Williamsonson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Crumbley
Molliday
Beulah
Wesley Ballard
Mra
Smith’s
Bob Williamson
J. W B
Hob Williamsoen
Local Notes From Burwell and Nearby Alabama Visits
Uncle Billa Proctor visits relatives in Alabama while Mrs. J. A. Gray attends preaching at Tallapoosa church. Mrs. J. D. Mclean is sick and T. W. Pato moved near Clem. Residents care for Hoeagin High School. new arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Foster and Mrs. Borthk Hella visiting her daughter Mrs. Rosy Cottle who is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billa Proctor
Alabama
J. A. Gray
Tallapoosa
J. D. Mclear
T. W. Pato
Clem
J. R. Batchelor
Walter Braden
J. E. Eason
Hoeagin High School
W. E.foster
Borthk Hella
Rosy Cottle
Bowdon Junction Church Notes and Christmas Plans
The report highlights steady Sunday School progress at the M E Church Junction and a productive B P A meeting Friday. Four groups are active, with appreciated singing by R M Reid Saturday night. Bungay School plans a Christmas tree event Saturday afternoon Christmas Eve inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronedor
R. M. Reid
Bungay
The
Baptist Church
Local School News and Family Visits Highlight Week
The Pateville school, under Mr. and Mrs. Memory Hamil, hosts sixty students and welcomes visitors Friday. Dr. Martin of Tallapoosa will preach at the Pateville schoolhouse on the third Sunday afternoon. Erma Thompson and Lewis Wheeler were married last Sunday, prompting heartfelt congratulations and wishes for long happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memory Hamil
Martin
Tallapoosa
Patoville
Homer Thompson
State Normal
Athens
Margaret Ebola
Pallapoosa
Margaret Echola
Mary Harrow
Bowdon Junction
Messrs
Vordis Barrow
Clarence Walton
Talla
Spike
Ruth Miller
Wadley
Ala
Erma Thompson
Lewis Wheeler
Roopville Community News and Personal Notices
Welcome school shows progress under Euklet Denney and Miss Emma Branton. Uncertain if former teacher Prof Baker will return. Morrett spent the week digging a wall on his farm. Ed Lewis moves to Hulett for the coming year. Saturday musical at J W Gentry’s featured 68 musicians including Lavins, Gentry, Hutchens, A B Smith, and Morrell. Willie and Roy Brannon of Temple visited Emma Brannon. A B Smith and family spent weekend with Mt Zion relatives. Fred Lewis returns to Georgia after years away in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome
Euklet Denney
Emma Branton
Baker
R. C. Morrett
Ed Lewis
Hulett
J. W. Gentry
Lance Lavins
Sam Hutchens
A. B. Smith
W. F. Morrell
Mesura
Willie
Roy Brannon
Temple
Emma Brannon
Mt. Zion
Fred Lewis
Alabama
Georgia
Regular preaching days and weekly Sunday school at Shiloh
Saturday and Sunday were regular preaching days at this place with three sermons. Friday prayer meeting was well attended. Sunday school occurs each Sunday afternoon, and all are invited. Several locals and visitors spent weekends with neighbors in Heard and surrounding counties, with various family visits and a quilting event enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Ada Spratlin
Centralhatchee
Botti
Johny
Ben Stone
Bethesda
Tom Rainey
Lowell
Gilbert Ayers
Tommie Futrai
Buren Shumake
Arthur Houseworth
Whitesburg
Bettis Johnson
Viola Agora
Villa Rica School Progresses Under Local Heads
Gur school is progressing nicely under the management of Prof. J. C. Earnest and son Fred and Miss Louise Rugsum of Dallas. Mr. Albert Taylor is real sick at this writing. We hope he will soon be able to come back to school. Mr. Theo McBrayer filled his regular appointment at Powder Boringa Sunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gur
J. C. Earnest and Son
Fred
Louise Rugsum
Dallas
Albert Taylor
Theo McBrayer
Powder Boringa Sunnday
Preaching at M. F. B. Church Draws Large Crowd
A Sunday service at the M. F. B. church drew a large crowd. Mrs. Mitchell Thoman and her child returned to Atlanta after a two week visit with relatives. Prof. Harrison delivered an address and tarpi-9 st unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FB
Suns
Mitchell Thoman
Little Som
Atlanta
Boonday
Harrison
Principe’ Tarpti
Local notes on families and school improvements
The community reports housing with the Murphys and upcoming residents Mr and Mrs Ford from Zion. Zenus Thorith recovers from pneumonia while Mr Zermian Rogers returns home. The Hammond family moves to High Point and Mrs Ike Thompson with son Marvin visit. School trustees worked Monday on the grounds and Mrs Longlla Meek of Atlanta is expected back next week. Legal blanks for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenus
J. R. Thorith
Pisumonia
Ike Thompson
Marvin
Reynard Rogers
Zermian Rogers
Longlla Meek
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sloan
Dr. Hobson
Prlicksons
Cardus
Ideal Laundry
Charley Fong
Prs
Depot Street
Carrollton, GA
Waco
Thin Place
Bud Gillespie
J. W. Brannon
Roy
Tear Temple
Andrew Smith
Zion
Denny
Erina Brannon
Glenloch
Carrollton, R
Burwell, R
Pateville
Shiloh S
Henry Stevens
Howdon
John Dean
Lula Gary
Jasper
Doward
Ed. Wright
Heard County
B. W. Gray
Griffin
Walton Williamson
J. W. Brown
Garrellton
T. T. Shumaxe
Villa Rica
Jake
Nelsa Murphy
Mrs. Ford
Mr. Ford
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Ereo
Globe Soap Company
Spey
the Globe Soap Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. Z. Davison
W. M. Robinson
Gray & CO
Stewart & Fleming
John Snead
W. L. Robinson
J. F. Morris
Griffin’s, Bonner
Smith & Cadle
Robinson & Walker
Carrollton
Jennaieig
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