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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
8
Suburban notes report Miss Sara Gray heading to Atinate Saturday and many residents visiting Atlanta. Several locals fall ill or travel, including J M Bagwell family moves, W J Olde motor trips, and Mrs W Baskin planning Florida sojourn. Community events include missionary meeting, and several injuries from a fall and other incidents. residents from Carrollton and nearby towns are pictured in a busy social week.
The Young People's Missionary Society will meet with Mrs J Z Thompson on Tuesday evening January 20 1920 at 7 o'clock. Subject Stewardship. Music by orchestra. Song Bible Lesson Service An Expression of Friendship led by Miss Blackwell. Prayer Violin Solo Miss Sara Gray How I Learned Giving Margaret Adams The Immediacy of Our Task Do It Now Dolly Craven Business meeting and plans for the new year Items from the Bulletin Mrs Add Baskin Hostess Della Carlylisle. Date January 20 1920.
The Bowdon Local School No. 20 board reports a petition for a bond election to build and equip a schoolhouse. The amount is 400,000 dollars in eighty bonds of 5,000 each, bearing 5 percent interest. The election is set for February 18, 1920, at the Justice Court room in Carroll County Georgia, with voters to choose For or Against schoolhouse bonds.
During my absence from the city all persons owing me will find accounts with G W Burnett and J J Reesy. Please come in and pay. REESE M D.
The Board of Trustees sets terms for bond sale and registration details for the district bonds and orders that notice of election be published in Carroll County paper for thirty days and posted in three public places. This order dated the 14th day of September 1820 is signed by the district trustees and attorneys.
Authorities warn the public not to hire or shelter James Douglas alias Boy D a about 28 year old man of small size. Describes 4 feet 6 inches height 100 pounds with a scar on the right forefinger. Under contract to work for Henry Phillips Whitesburg Georgia in 1920 R 2.
T E Bartlett announces candidacy for Tax Collector of Carroll County subject to the primary. He asks for voters votes and influence.
Hugh Jackson announces candidacy for Tax Receiver in the Democratic primary, asking voters for their support and influence to secure the nomination and public office.
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