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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
3
The author argues that credit ruins families by overspending and harming farmers during tough seasons. A cash system would keep emergencies funded, reduce debt, and give individuals independence and clear self worth like the village blacksmith. It emphasizes measured living and transparent personal finance.
Saturday morning society note says Miss Clare Holder entertained in honor of Miss Lucy Ivy, guest of Miss Charlaie Holmes. After games, a luncheon followed, with Mrs. James Beall and other chaperones present as guests and many intimate friends of the couple joining in square dancing and the Virginia reel.
Miss Vivian Brodnax entertained numerous guests on a Rurnday evening. Attending were Dr. and Mrs. George Reedson, D Quilgan, Ada, and many others. The party lasted until twelve with refreshments served. Attendees included Dr. Kcs, Georgy Bladsic, Dr. and Mrs. Bleslane, Mr. and Mrs. Sleeter, Misses Claire Holderness, Su Fle Tanner, Nee Cobb, Sara Gray, Mrs. Hu Dramer, Mosars, Bob Bledsoe, Cray, Bill Horton, Dwight McVat Thelan, Charles Frodnax, a Brodnax and Bidney Holder.
A fragment describes a crowded scene at an old club room with people attending a dance event in the evening. Names and precise details are unreadable but the reference to a crowd and a social gathering suggests a local nightlife occurrence.
Mrs Grady Cole and Mrs Horace Cole hosted a Friday afternoon gathering in honor of Mrs Hart Williams of Augusta and Mrs Wallace Rion of Savannah. Guests enjoyed games and a salad course, with a lengthy list of attendees from Abbeville and nearby areas.
Mrs Camille Newell entertained the Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon with red and green decorations. Several invited guests filled in for absent members and a lovely salad course followed the games.
Miss Ruth Henderson entertained an informal party Thursday evening for out of town guests. Attendees included Grace and Elena Kirk, Lollie Smith of Temple, Eva Stovall and Davie Helton of Carrollton, Mesars Hamrick and Levins of Temple, Bima of Indianapolis, Ernest Haskin, Phipps and Parker of Carrollton. A salad and dessert course was served late.
On Wednesday evening Miss Davie Hilton's home on Bima street hosted a surprise party. Friends present included Misses Ruth Hender en Pearl Fletcher Hattie Mio Sims Velma Morgan Edith Wietcher Gladys Layvern Mesure Borders Lime Keap Upchurch Garter and Walker. After games, refreshments were served.
Miss Novia Hilton and Pearl Fletcher hosted a watch party Saturday evening at Pearl Fletcher’s home. Guests included Maud Hulsey Louisa Anken Sarah Roth Henderson Gladys Kavvorn Edith Fletcher Messia Kemp Walker Borilers Muse Crider Fletcher and Carter. After many games, fruit and other refreshments were served.
A Bowdon Junction Woman's Club gathering at the schoolhouse featured songs recitations and a program of varied activities. A bountiful dinner accompanied the installation of the new president Mrs Fannie Earnest, with members urged to attend the next meeting on Tuesday January 10.
A dated note reflects on vows from educators and parents in a New Year message. Angelo Putri and school figures pledge to support children, health, and fiscal wisdom, urging patience, honesty, and shared responsibility in teaching and caring for the town’s youngsters.
New York on Wednesday refined sugar broke below the five cent level for the first time in years as raw sugar weakness persisted. The Logan Refining Company cut quotations ten points to 4.80 cents per pound amid market jitters and stronger bond prices for refined sugar products.
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