Hon J A Aycock Passes Away in Town Leader and Manager
Hon J A Aycock dies at age fifty eight after a life of public service and business achievement. As General Business Manager of Mandeville Mills Co he shaped growth, supported workers and helped local religious and educational institutions. Funeral at Presbyterian church Friday at 2 30 pm, leaving wife and seven children.
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Joseph A. Aycock
Maple Stour Town
Mandeville Mills Co
Presbyterian
Sunday School Rally at First Baptist Church
Mr C E Crossland from Nashville Tennessee, Field Secretary of the Sunday School board, Southern Baptist Convention, arrives in Carrollton for a one day itinerary on Sunday February 13 speaking on the Sunday School at 11am 3pm and 7pm. The event invites Sunday School workers and all interested to attend this rare opportunity.
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C E Crossland
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Carrollton
Crossland
Bell and Joyner marry in a Sunday ceremony
The marriage of Miss Stella Bell and Mr George Joyner last Sunday drew many friends. The ceremony was performed by Mr Moore in a beautiful and impressive manner. Attendants included Viola Bell Emmie Farmer Jennie Searcy May Bell Alonzo Bell Johnnie Powers and Charlie Steed. The couple will reside at Villa Rica.
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Stella Bell
George Joyner
Moore
Viola Bell
Columbia
S. C
Emmie Farmer
Jennie Searcy
May Bell
Alonzo Bell
Johnnie Powers
Charlie Steed
Mrs. Joyner
Villa Rica
Reception in Honor of Mrs Jesse Long at Holderness Home
A social afternoon hosted by Mesdames Holderness Stewart and Long honored Mrs Jesse Long of Jasper Alabama. About one hundred ladies attended from three to five, enjoying red and black attire, floral decor, punch, refreshments, and music by Annie Pace Martha Brown and Joel Jones.
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Jesse Long
Annie Pace
Martha Brown
Joel Jones
Mesdemes Jno
O. Newell
E M_ Bass
Boatright West Wedding Ties Two Local Families
Miss Katie Boatright and Mr Wilbur West wed Saturday evening at Rev Bailey's Coleman Street residence. They traveled to Atlanta on the eight oclock train and now reside with Mr E S Bartlett on Dixie Street. Mrs West is daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Boatright. Mr West is a successful local businessman.
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Katie Boatright
Wilbur West
Rev. Bailey
Coleman Street
Atlanta
E. S. Bartlett
Dixie Street
West
J. T. Boatright
Teachers Institute Opens February 19 in Carrollton
Notice to teachers for the 1910 Teacher's Institute to be held on Saturday February 19 at the Court House Carrollton. Attendance is important to all teachers involved in the work. J S Travis C S C.
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Teacher’s Institute
Court House
Carrollton
J. S. Travis
C. S.C
Money to Loan on Good Farms by R D Jackson
Advertisement offering farm loans with favorable terms directed at farmers. Includes name R D Jackson as lender and emphasis on available funds and favorable conditions for borrowers.
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R. D. Jackson
Early Bargains Offer One Dollar Purchases for Sets
The notice promotes limited sales of cups and saucers at 25 cents per set and plates at 25 cents per set, limited to ten sets per day. It promises English goods worth more than the sale price and specifies an 8 o'clock start and one set per customer. A piano contest grants four votes on Monday with a March 15 deadline.
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the Peoples Bank
John M. Jackson
G. C. Cook
J. A. Aycock
First Baptist Church
Bell-Joyner
Boatright
GeAowaln
J T Bradley
H Stewart
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Spence Cashier
Farmer’s Business
Carrollton Bank
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C” Seaton
W. D. Bass & Son
Rome Street