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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1917

Page

7

Copeland's Crossing Family News and Local Tragedy

Mr J 2 Smith and family and Mrs Green Walton visit Burwell. Dr O J Styles injured by a car steering wheel after striking a stump. Asa Cook of Antioch dies suddenly at seventeen from measles and lung hemorrhage, funeral at Antioch with Wesley Smith conducting. Gladys Price of Bowdon sick at Burwell, thought to be having miracles. Iva and Velma Smith visit grandfather J B Smith. Earnest and Samuel Smith guest of friends at Bowdon.

Asa Cook Antioch Cook Antioch Church Wesley Smith Asa Gladys Price Bowdon Burwell Iva Velma Smith J.B. Smith Burwell. Messrs Earnest and Samuel Smith

Regular Singing Evening At Oak Grove Parish

Oak Grove hosted a Sunday singing with a strong crowd and several good leaders including Dr I J Barker Le M Lew and Prof A R Hendon. Officers elected were Prof A R Tendon chairman L L Walker vice chairman and J B R Stalings secretary.

I. J. Barker le M. Lew A. I R. Hendon A. R. Tendon L. L. Walker J. BR. Stalings Phice Stripling C. T. Ivey Rocky Moimt Monor Copeland Atlanta Mwe W. G. Moore Barmor Shadinger Whooping Creek

Whitespurg Notes Sunday Visits and Local News

Whitesburg area reports Sunday visits among residents with Miss May Ola Crawford singing to a large crowd. Visitors include Miss Louise Camp from County Line and Mrs. Lou Jones of Atlanta. Farmers urged to pick up prepaid papers and name-enveloped labels at Free Press office. a Tasmania tin mine is described as the world’s richest.

County Line Robert Gump Roy Richards W. G. Dorrett H. L. Wilson May Ola Crawford Lou Jones Atlanta Bob Fields Jerry Tate Mamie Fields Lizzie Boyd Iors

Free Flower Seed Hastings Catalog From Hastings 1917

Free Hastings seeds catalog offers varieties of vegetables grass clover and flowers with tips for easy grown splendid blooms. The ad urges readers to request the free 1917 catalog to insure success in 1917 and notes seeds are scarce this season. Address Hastings Co Atlanta Ga for the free booklet.

Hastings H. G. Hastings CO Sesdamen Atlanta, Ga Adrt

Local Social Roundup From Flat Rock and Nearby

Social notes describe visits and calls among Flat Rock residents including Frank Couch and W L Hendrix with weekend plans, Pearl Foray at J Tendrix’s, Ruth Redwine visiting home folks, James Boyd at BR H Boyd’s, Johnny Martin staying with his brother, and gatherings with the Boyd family. Weather mild but attendance limited. several small-town greetings and Sunday services noted.

Frank Couch Villa Rien W. L Hendrix Boyd Pearl Foray J. Tendrix Ray Ra Bruce Boyd M. Boyd Ruth Redwine James Boyd Johny Martin Mary Thias Nix “Nan Sir Payne Cullinan Als Bob Garner F. Richard Lee Boyd Grand Terat ‘Boyd T. J. Boyd Jim Rainey Rey, Hineseley Jweather Messrs Carl Johnson Arthur Gilland Willie Gilland GC. White Atlanta J. Boyd

Local Social News From Dog River and Nearby Areas

Mrs Maude Brown of near Mt Zion visited her mother Mrs Joe Giles on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Paton Daniel visited Mr and Mrs DP Miles Saturday night. Gordon Stovall visited near Liberty Sunday. Miss Bertha Daniel spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Floyd Daniels. Bill Giles of Lithia Springs hosted by her parents. Robert Lee visited Mr OT Gable Sunday. Misses Norand Mae Daniel visited Ruby Tina and Audry Daniell Sunday. Mrs Bertie Gable and Mrs Mareian Lee visited Mrs Idit Ditbiell Wednesday afternoon. Miss Clara Daniell visited Miss Fianta Stovall Sunday. Mosie Daniell bought a new Ford. Mrs Willie Bagnell visited Daniell family Sunday. Henry Banks near Carleton seen near River last week. Mrs Tayie Stovall and son Oren visited Mr and Mrs Johnnie Stovall near Bill Arp Sunday. Mrs Mary and Ida Stovall were guests of Mrs Vina Stovall Wednesday.

Maude Brown Mt Zion Joe Giles Paton Daniel Milles Gordon Stovall Chhude Stovall Liberty Sunny Bertha Daniel Floyd Daniels Billie Giles Lithia Springs Forhter Ford Willi Bagnell William Daniell Henry Banks Carrollton

Pleasant Hill Social Roundup At Home And Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Miran Cooper visited near Villa Rien with Hiram Cooper. Mrs Lang Douglas was quite ill last week. Mrs M L Turner visits daughters Mesdames W Doster and W Yelton in Carroldton. Maggie Fountain time with Mr Owen Fountain. Mamie Burks stays with sister Mrs W J Long. Altit Maud Turner visited Maggie Fountain Friday. J I Cooper and E Turner hosted Sunday. Maggie Fountain, Homer Campbell, and Alfred Daniel called on Alta Maud Turner Sunday. Rev George Jonas of Consolation preached at his place Sunday. Mr Grady Robinson is quite sick with pneumonia. hopes for recovery.

Miran Cooper Hiram Cooper Villa Rien Lang Douglas M. LE. Turner Mesdames Kh. W. Doster Dial II W. Yelton Carroldton Maggie Fountain Roth Mr. Owen Fountain Ile Mamie Burks W. J. Long Altit Maud Turner J. IL. Cooper EL. Turnee Homer Campbell Alfred Daniel Alta Maud Turner George Jonas Consolation Grady Robinson Rollie

High Point Visitors Include Mrs Watson and Baby

Mrs. J. L. Watson of Tallapoosa is visiting her father Uncle Amos Horseley who has been ill but is improved. Mrs. George Williams and her baby are visiting her parents, Mr. and …

J. 11. Watson Tallapoosa Amos Horseley George Williams Babys

Local residents share visits and health updates

Max Futelins of Bobby Town and Mr and Mrs A A Wright with Burnell and Poiline of BursjWell visited Lambert families last week. Berry Williams and daughter Mrs Vincent Wilson of Buchanan hosted gatherings. Mrs A K Spence's father JR Daniell near Carrolton is sick with rheumatism and hoped for a quick recovery. Enrico Harrison attended a Mountain View singing. Mrs John Lovvorn of Jake spent Thursday with her father Amos Horseley. Evelysh and Ruth Lambert ill with lagrippe but improving. Mr and Mrs Wu Arthur and children were visiting relatives Sunday.

Max Futelins Bobby Town A. A. Wright Carrolton Enrico Harrison Mountain View John Lovvorn Jake Amos Horseley Evelysh Ruth Lambert Lagrippe Mes Wu Arthur Sunaly

Change of Address Instructions for Free Press Readers

Readers are asked to provide the old address and route first when requesting a change of address for the Free Press. Submit both the existing and new information to ensure a smooth update. The notice emphasizes clarity and accuracy in routing to avoid delivery delays.

Money to lend for Carroll County real estate

J C Newell offers funds for loaning on improved Carroll County real estate. Seekers may contact J C Newell for financing options and terms.

Carroll County J. C. Newell

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T. W. Reeves First National Bank Carrollton, GA John Hudson Villa Rica Betty Reynolds Cobb Holderness Building H. J. Goodwyn Goodwyn Georgia Homer L. Barker Omce Onice W. L. Fitts Buford F. Boykin Attorneys At Law Georgia Loan P. O. Hamner Roop Building J. E. Cramer W. T. Creel Creel & Harper Gia L. J. Brock Ofice Glenn Mullins Bradley Shirley C. Boykin Boykin & Boykin Building Emmett Smith Stewart Harry H. Burns Harry T. Bledsoe E. T. Steed J. D. Hamrick, M. D Copeland Oak Grove Whitespurg Free Press Office Tasmania Free Flower Seed Hastings’ Catalogue Justice Court Free Pres Dog River Pleasant Hill Jack John Jim Carolinas Virginia Carolina Sovereign Cigarettes King of Shem
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