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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
9
A continued report notes Carrollton's response to a request from residents of West Point. The item highlights civic actions and community engagement, detailing officials' reactions and potential next steps within the town.
Jimmie Williams and Dr H H Askew went to Center Point for bird hunting on Tuesday. After the dog flushed a covey and birds rose, the dog died instantly from heart failure.
A compact reflection on divine revelation arriving during ordinary duties. The piece imagines shepherds as archetypes, noting that faithful, everyday tasks become moments when the word of Christ’s coming is revealed. The tone blends devotional meditation with practical piety.
A local call urges readers to order customized printed envelopes and stationery bearing their name and address. The ad claims neater, more businesslike items at lower prices, offered in dime and quarter bundles. Readers are invited to visit the Free Press office to see samples and details.
The church selects four deacons for three years and lists officers including clerk C. H. Cheney and treasurer H. L. Hendon. Ushers, Sunday School leaders, and various department heads are named, with emphasis on active and inactive classifications and all owning members urged to aid in conveyance. A note highlights Athens mayor Andrew Erwin's re election and Georgia political prominence through family ties to General Howell Cobb.
A Morton's Book Store ad quotes F. J. Flannery warning that haste makes waste and pledges careful, painstaking attention to all watch repairs, urging readers to trust his expertise.
Mr. W W Crews recovers from rail wreck injuries and is able to go out. New buildings near completion. S H Ward of Carrollton visited Bowdon Wednesday. Leon Tarpley attended Saturday and Sunday. Brewer Bishop and Past Shinn went to Atlanta Monday. Mrs J E Jones called to a Victory Wednesday for her Ill husband. Miss Lou Daws ey ill. Betty May Brown returns home after visiting. W Griffies of Burwell moved to Bowdon. Miss Bernice Garrett at G N I C to spend holidays. Mrs D Huey to move to Tifton later this week. Miss Macd B Ward stayed Tuesday with Mrs D I Jackson. Many will attend Farmere High School entertainment Friday.
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