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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1914

Page

4

Of Social Interest Miss Alice Weems Entertains for Miss Moss

Miss Marcia Moss of Kentucky was the guest of honor at a bridge party hosted by Miss Alice Weems Tuesday afternoon in honor of Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Fitts. The guest wore black velvet and received silk hose as a prize. First prize went to Mrs. S. C. Boykin, consolation to Mrs. Charles Henderson Jr. Attendees included Mrs. S. C. Boykin, Mrs. Charles Henderson Jr, Mrs. John Geary, Mrs. Harvey Bickford, Mrs. J. C. Newell, Mrs. B. M. Long, Mrs. T. M. Henderson, Mrs. J. W. Fitts, Mrs. Hilton Tyus, Mrs. J. A. Mandeville, Miss Christine Fitts, Miss Mary Long, with later guests Mrs. C. B. Simonton, Mrs. Manuel Reese and Miss Mayme Snead.

Marcia Moss Kentucky W. L. Fitts Alice Weems S. C. Boykin Charles Henderson

Guills Host Seven Course Turkey Dinner Friday

Mr and Mrs J L Guill entertained guests at a seven course turkey dinner last Friday. Attendees included Dr and Mrs J R M Carter Mr and Mrs Geo Louvorn and Misses Fannie Bloodsworth Mattie and Annie Martin.

J. L. Guill J. R. M. Carter Geo, Louvorn Fannie Bloodsworth Mattie Annie Martin

Mrs Reese Hosts Dominoes Tea Party

Mrs Reese entertained at dominoes Tuesday afternoon with three tables enjoying her hospitality. Different kinds of delicious sandwiches and coffee were served.

A. QO. Haile

Spending-the-Day Party Honored Mrs Glenn Holmes

An enjoyable last week event honored Mrs Glenn Holmes with a spend-the-day party hosted by Mrs John L. Brown of Atlanta. In the afternoon, friends joined for dominoes and a dainty salad course was served.

Glenn Holmes John L. Brown Atlanta

Recreation Club Gathering At Mrs Hendersons

Mrs C K Henderson entertained the Recreation Club and several friends last Friday afternoon. After a film in the Auditorium they went to the Red Cross drug store for a spread of sandwiches and hot cocoa with cream. Guests included Mrs B M Long Mrs J M Carliste Mrs Irvin Cheney Mrs Ralph Brown Mrs J A Mandeville Mrs C E Roop Mrs W L Fitta Mrs Fannie Veal Mrs Hilton Tyus Miss Eugenia Mandeville and Miss Marcia Moss of Kentucky.

C. K. Henderson Recreation Club Henderson Red Cross Drug Store B. M. Long J. M. Carliste Irvin Cheney Ralph Brown J. A. Mandeville C. E. Roop W. L. Fitta Fannie Veal Hilton Tyus Eugenia Mandeville Marcia Moss Kentucky

Domino Party at the Haile Residence Delightful Af ternoon

Mrs A Q Haile hosted a three table progressive domino party Tuesday afternoon. The decor featured pink and white hues with ferns American beauty roses and blooming foliage. Pink nut gelatin with whipped cream and pink and white cakes complemented ivory white china. Assisting guests were Miss Minnie Croft Miss Amelia Durham and Mrs D F Croft.

Haile Minnie Croft Amelia Durham D. F. Croft

Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Presbyterian Church

The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church will meet next Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. Lee Sharpe on Tanner street. An interesting meeting will be held, and a full attendance is desired.

Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church Lee Sharpe Tanner Street

Mrs. Griffin Hosts Sewing Club Meeting

The Young Ladies Sewing Club enjoyed an afternoon with hostess Loyd Griffin. The hall featured ferns and blooming plants and fruit salad, sandwiches, and coffee with whipped cream were served. All members attended.

Young Ladies Sewing Club Loyd Griffin

Social notes list visitors and events in Atlanta

Miss Eugenia Mandeville spends the week in Atlanta. Mrs. Harry Bickford and her little son arrive from Asheville to stay with Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Camp. Mrs. Lloyd Griffin hosts a Tuesday afternoon gathering. Mesdames Herndon and Reese visit Atlanta and attend Peg O' My Heart. Miss Alice Weems returns from Birmingham. Miss Mary Long visits Atlanta. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Chambers plan Sunday in Bremen. Mrs. Baskin reported sick. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sox announce the birth of a son. Miss Reeves visits Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Mandeville entertains a theater party. Miss Long and Mrs. Boykin travel to see Peg O' My Heart. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Hay near illness. Mrs. Stewart hosts Ladies Domino Club. Miss Snead and Miss Phillips spend a day in Atlanta. Mrs. Bass and daughter Estelle in Atlanta for a few days.

Mesdames T. A. Herndon Manuel Reese Atlanta Peg O' My Heart Earle Sox Mary Fay Reeves Paul Brown J. A. Mandeville Mary Long Shirley Boykin Atlanta Theatre Charles Henderson, Sr S. C. Boykin J. O. Newell Hilton Tyus Eugenia Mandeville

Social notes from area towns mention visits and guests

Mr and Mrs Frank Moncrief return from Newnan as Mrs Clarence Nichols visits Bowdon. Mrs Mattie McGarity and Mrs Darden move to Carrollton. Mrs A O Haile expects Mrs George Daniel from Marietta. Sewing Club hosted by Mrs Lloyd Griffin. Ed Reagin family return from Valdosta. Mrs D S Reese to visit Ocilla. Buford Boykin and baby back from Dunedin Florida. Miss Katie Lou Thomasson to Atlanta for weekend. Mrs Willis Brown attends reception at Mrs C E Roop. Eula B Hutchins updates customers with pneumatic dress form. Prof H S Bowden campaigns on state books at cost. Locals attend Peg o My Heart in Atlanta. Dublin guest Oscar Adamson Bryant visits Hutchins. Pony contest votes offered at Hyatt’s today.

Tabernacle Baptist Church Sunday Programs Schedule

Tabernacle Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 19 p m with sermons The Spirit of Singing and The Fatal Night The B Y P U meets Sundays at 6 30 p m missionary meeting led by Ann Haseltine and Adoniram Judson Pastor J A Bedwell leads with several members Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 15 p m bring Bibles S S Teachers meeting Friday at 7 at the pastor residence

Christ Belshazzar Slair P. U Tabernacle Ann Haseltine Adoniram Judson J. A. Bedwell S. S

Watchmaker and optician joins HAM RICK'S Repair Dept

Nott announces Charles A. Davis of Oklahoma City joining HAM RICK'S repair and engraving department. Davis is a watchmaker repairer and optician, highly recommended and fully guaranteed. Call for watch clock jewelry repairs engraving and optical work using up to date methods. Mrs. W H Crockett is bedbound with lagrippe.

Charles A. Davis Oklahoma City Davis Hamrick's

Ladies Union Prayer Meeting in Carrollton

The Ladies Union Prayer Meeting met this afternoon with Mrs A D Hagan on Longview street and was largely attended. The circle aims to uplift the Christian standard and is doing much toward that end. The next meeting will be Thursday February 5 with Mrs C H Stewart, leader Mrs J H Harris.

Ladies Union A. D. Hagan Longview Street Christian Standard Carrollton C. H. Stewart J. H. Harris

Correct a Constipated Habit with Simmons Liver Medicine

To relieve constipation avoid syrup laxatives as they upset the stomach. For lasting benefit use Dr. M A Simmons Vegetable Liver Medicine a pure herbal powder that cleanses the system of bilious impurities and restores bowel regularity. Look for the doctor’s picture on the box price is 25 cents sold by all druggists.

Public Sale At Key Boarding House Carrollton

A sale to the highest bidder for cash will be held at my residence known as the Key Boarding House on Alabama Street in Carrollton on the first Tuesday in February. All household and kitchen furniture will be offered for sale.

Key Alabama Street Carrollton

Stop in Atlanta at Hotel Empire on Pryor Street

Renovated and re furnished throughout with hot and cold water private bath electric lights and elevator. First class accommodations at extremely moderate rates. European plan 75 cents up. Reservation made an application. John L Edmondson proprietor. Opposite Union Depot Pryor Street Atlanta Georgia.

Oposite Union Pryor Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Alice Weems Miss Moss Mr. and Mrs. Guill Mrs. Reese Domino Party Ladies Aid Society Mrs. Griffin Harry Bickford Little Son Asheville J. B. Camp Lloyd Griffin Birmingham A. D. Turner Joe Chambers Bremen C. W. Baskin Mamie Snead Vannie Phillips Dollie Bass Estelle South Bend Watches Bradley Carrollton Frank Moncrief Newnan Clarence Nichols Bowdon Mattie McGarity Darden Tyus Dixie Street George Daniel Marietta Sewing Club Ed Reagin Jane Francis Valdosta D. S. Reese Ocilla, Ga Buford Boykin Baby B.C. Bass Dunedin Fla Katie Lou Thomasson Eula B. Hutchins H. S. Bowden Oscar Adamson Bryant Dublin, Ga Hyatt’s Tabernacle Baptist Church Nott W.H. Crockett Lagrippe Ladies Union Prayer Meeting John L. Edmondson Prop
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