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Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

3

Christmas trend planned at Oak Ridge South

A Christmas trend is planned for Saturday afternoon December 24 at Oak Ridge South. Invites were extended to all. a pound supper was held Friday night with many attendees including Miss Kate Martin and numerous local families.

Pound Kate Martin Miases Ophea Lowe Taylor Leone Joaie Nannie Little Bernie Ella Hinger Ruby Eidgon Ollie May Griffin Tretta Varner Gianys Mildred Lambert Eunice Shackelford Jennie May Mots Messia Jim Henry Little Trady Eidgon Dock Traylor Jesse Reeves Preston Garner Frances Mote Roy Artin Kidson John Shackelford Orea Garner Bruety Griffin

Women’s Industrial Club Meets Aboard Lunch Demo

The Women’s Industrial Club met Thursday afternoon with the school. Mrs. V. D. Whatley gave an interesting demonstration on hot lunches for school children. The next meeting is set for the first Friday in January. Pleasant Hill services drew strong crowds as Rev. George Jones of Consolation preached his farewell sermon. Alia Maud Turner teaching at Banning spent the weekend at home.

Women's Industrial Club V. D. Whatley Pleasant Hill George Jones Consolation Alia Maud Turner Banning J. H. Cooper Carrollton Pleasant R. H. Cooper Mat Tonksley Griffin Actool Ragadala

Brooklyn Boys Society Hosts Candy Pull and Games

The Brooklyn Boys' Society held a Friday program with a candy pull by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lee for 42 invited guests, plus several games. Prof. Winton Hall visited family in Hulett, and R D Winn led Sunday singing. Brooklyn girls plan a Friday afternoon event. preaching is announced for Sunday.

Charles Lee Prof Winton Hall Hulett R. D. Winn Wesley Allgood Birmingham Ala Charlie Clovers Plat Brooklyn

Prayer services draw crowds at Bowdon Junction Baptist Church

Community prayer and preaching drew large crowds Sunday. Rev. J R Coulson to preach after prayer services next Sunday night. Grady Brock announces birth of daughter. Ollie Akin recovering from a severe foot injury. A mad dog bit children Gleamer Smith and Noah Akin. Teulah Holbrook learns her husband Irvin is gravely injured. Lonie Johnson visiting from Muscadine with R W Reid family. Mabel Earnest from Washington to spend Christmas with Rev and Mrs B F Earnest.

The Baptist Church J R. Coulson Grady Brock Ollie Akin Charley Smith Noah Akin Teulah Holbrook Irvin Lonie Johnson Muscadine, Alg

Advertising Pitch Ends Up in Free Press

A fragment reads like a call to advertise in the Free Press with a request to place notices or promotions. The text hints at local promotional activity and newspaper placement but lacks concrete details or names.

Local notes from Lee's Chapel area and community updates

Mr. D H Horton of Americus Ga stayed with son Cliff Horton. Duffie Horton moved to a new home near Piowshare. Illness affects Mrs. Collins with hope for recovery. Singing events planned next Sunday and every Saturday. Mr Garner’s hog injured, killed. Will Duke and family and Hugh Powers visited Alabama. Rev J M Bagnoll preached at Tallapoosa. crowd large. Legal blanks advertised for sale at this office.

W. Li Little Jesse Phillips Jennie Taylor W. L. Little Arling Griffin D. H. Horton Americus Cliff Horton Duffie Horton Piowshare Garner Will Duke Hugh Powers Alabama

Bethesda School Wins Blue Ribbon in River School Visit

Bethesda school visitors from River school attended Friday afternoon events. Two halves were played with Bethesda winning the blue ribbon. A fire destroyed Mr Tom Smith’s home on December 12 around 1 o clock. Sunday singing at Miss Annia and Seather Deans was praised. Everyone notes regular meetings next Saturday and Sunday at Bethesda.

Bethesda School River School Bethesda Annia Seather Dean

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