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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1922

Page

2

Gravel Crest reorganization and local notices

Bunaay School was reorganized and officers elected at this place Sunday afternoon. The singing at Mr. Z T Shumake's Sunday night was enjoyed by all present. Mr and Mrs M L Williamson announce the birth of a son on January 18. Mr T T Shumake and daughter Miss Reulph visited in Banning Sunday. Mr John Gray and son Georgie spent days with Mr Harvey Gray and family near Lowell. Mrs Mollie Shumake visiting Nan Brown of Carrollton. Master Autrey Gray visiting his grandfather Mr John Gray. Mr OL Howard of Goshen left Friday for South Georgia on business, to return early week. Joe Stewart died Friday and buried at Mardigree cemetery. Grandma Dean very ill at 96. Littleton Howard and wife back to Atlanta where he is a book-keeper. Rev J C Musick Jr of Lowell visited Aunt Martha Musick. Little Leala Dorough, daughter of H W Dorough, has a broken thigh and is improving.

O. L. Howard Goshen South Georgian Busincen Joe Stewart Mardigree Cemetery Grandma Dean Littleton Howard Atlanta J. C. Musick, Jr Lowell Martha Musick Bill Howard Leala Dorough H. W. Dorough

Local Notes From Carrollton Provide Community Updates

Mrs Minnie McLeod visits Rev J W McLeod of Whitesburg. Wesley Ballard kills a hog. Newt Ballard travels on business. Huntley Turner moves near Vasa Walker's old home. A young George Parham son dies. remains sent to Carrollton. Blanche Barnes and Guy Phillips wed on the 8th. Amos Morrow's parents relocate to the river home. J W B.

Minnie McLeod Haw J. W. McLeod Whitesburg Wesley Ballard Newt Ballard Huntley Turner Vasa Walker George Parham Carrollton Walter Holmes Misa Blanche Barnes Guy Phillips W. T. Phillips Frank Barnes Mrs. Morrow Amos Morrow Little River

Married at Union Church in quiet ceremony

Miss Hat tie Harper wed Mr. Ezra Pate with Mr. H C Jones officiating. Pate family ties noted from Center area. Rev J L Williams to preach the fifth Sunday. Nearby visits include Mr Henry Smith and family from Douglas county calling on Mrs Mands Burks. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs D T Brown of Whooping Creek. Mrs J B Driver returned from Center after staying with son D F Driver.

Hattie Harper Ezra Pate H.C. Jones Henry Smith Douglas County

Sunday Night Prayer Meeting At Mystery Town

A large crowd attended a Sunday night prayer meeting at Mr. RB Moto's led by Mr. W L Little. Next Sunday night will feature Mr. J W Bennett. The Shadinger and Griffin sisters attended with friends Thelma Pauline Jewell Allino Roselle. Local residents Eidson Morris moved to Handley Bridge near Carrollton. Shackelford made a business trip to Newnan returning Tuesday. Lillie Bennett returned home after weeks with relatives at Banning. T A Griffin listed as sick. Charlie Statlings of Oak Grove attended the singing at Mr W L Little's Friday night.

RB. F. Moto W. L. Little J. W. Bennett Thelma Pauline Jewell Shadinger Allino Roselle Griffin Gindy Eidson Inte Elza Morris Handley Bridge Carrollton J. G. Shackelford Newnan Lillie Bennett Banning T. A. Griffin Charlie Statlings Oak

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Shiloh Aeed Bunaay School Z. T. Shumake Carrollton, R UNION Harper—Path Caine E Bruton Snuff Georgia Salvage Company Yere Management H. F. Merrell Maxwell Alabama Street Carrollton, Georgia
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