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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

6

Local Notes From Bowdon Junction and Nearby

Bowdon Junction residents report visits from J W A Rowland of Miller's Academy and J T Stallings for business. Carey Earnest of Camp Jackson Florida visited his father J M Earnest while Grover Earnest of Camp Gordon spent Sunday with relatives. Courts Demonstration Agent F J Jeter traveled through on return from Athens. Family of Dr G W Smith has mumps. News out of Camp Jackson South Carolina recalls the death of James Free last week and rejoin with tributes.

J. W. A. Rowland Miller's Academy J. T. Stallings Warcollton Carey Earnest Camp Jackson Jocksonville Fla J. M. Earnest Dunewy Carrallton Satunday Grover Earnest Camp Gordon Buuday Reat G. B Dsis Carrollton F. J. Jeter Heard County Athens State Camp Jackson, & C

Weather and crops in wartime Shady Grove district

Weather threatens wheat and oat crops with freeze risks during war times. Boll weevil concerns persist as growers hope for crop survival. Community notices report a midweek social at Mrs C Harris. Daisy Jackson reports 52 scholars, others visit L Morgan, Alvena Jordan, and Almedia Toslin. Illnesses include giourasy and previnonin but improving.

Daisy Jackson Alvena Jordan Almedia Toslinn Mesara J. 2 Jordan J.T. Morgan L. 2 Morgan Sa Jom

Roopville Community Notes of Cold Weather Visits

A list of local residents visiting relatives and spending time with family. Mrs Eliza Morris stays with daughter Mrs Carrie Merrell while Mr and Mrs Hamer Divis visit with current Mr and Mrs S B Craven. Mrs G Wymerrell and Mrs G We Willace host visits. Nannie Low Searcy returns home from college at Rappville for weekend.

Eliza Morris Carrie Merrell Mes. Hamer Divis Craven Chm Ragland G. Wy Merrell GN. Aderhold Mer G. We Willace da Bell Wy Merrell Nannie Low Searcy Schipel Rappville Aderhold Minnie Walk Laura Merrell Nora Ninnett

Shiloh Singing Night at Mr Ben Ayers Home

The Shiloh singing to Mr Ben Ayers Sunday night was enjoyed by all present. Rev Will Hammond and family stayed with Mr Wilson Harper. Miss Willie Baughan and others spent Saturday night with friends and relatives. Ming Bela Johnson visiting Mrs Calle Williamson at Lowell.

Ben Ayers Will Hammond Wilson Harper Willie Baughan Mae Johnson Holly Stone Stella Harper Pearl Stone Ellie Stone Camilla Harper Mittie Hammonds Ming Bela Johnson Calle Williamson Lowell Tempie Stone Mami Harper Misalla Manvey Mamie Stelle Tlarper

Cold winter brings neighbors to Carrollton community

In Carrollton near Route 2 Dear Free Press reporters note recent arrivals Mr and Mrs Lassenster to the river farm and welcome their family. The town extols a growing community, praises a bridge repair promise, and urges support for strict law adherence as the county endures cold and farm work begins.

Tix Water Smong Aml Lassenster

Local notes from Indian Creek community happenings

Indian Creek residents report visits and moves as families like Phillips and McClain share Sunday afternoons. Burials, births, and illnesses appear, including a newborn girl for John Stogner’s family and Mrs. Alice Gray’s visit from Cullman.

Lucian Phillips Baway McClain Jayne Smaith Backylile J. A. Dolinsny Joh Smith Hay Inks Plove Banks Bowdon John Stogner Lagrippe Bradley Nelson Roberts Lt Tudinw Creek Barn Moon North Alabama Alice Gray Cullman Alt Ear. J. Ea. Teo John Moller Heth Mary Duke Grandima Spruch Salem Levins Adams C. B. Pierce

Union Preaching Days and Conference Schedule

Jake News reports regular preaching days at Union next Saturday and Sunday with a quarterly conference on Saturday. Several local people are noted visiting, staying, or employed, including Mrs. Henry C. Johnson ill with measles and Mr. Lee Barrow taking a mail clerk post on the Southern railroad. Various social visits pass among Ridley, Moore, Johnson, and Leak families across nearby towns.

Union Bro Anderson Rey Ridley Ramah Henry C. Johnson Lee Barrow Oa Positor Southern Railroad Iko Prater Annnie Johnson Henny Johnson Martha Johnson Annie J. G. Smith Carrollton Velma Moore Annie Lee Leak Rey, Ridley Sam Moore Sam Leak Milton Leak Hassie Powell Misa Bonnig Entrekin Hugh Johnson Tallapoosa Bertha Rayol Barlow Henry Thompson Bonnie Entrekin Earl Johnson Irvin Carroll Rev J. P. Johnson

Epworth League Leader and Local Social Roundup

Mr Zion and Miss Hazel Goehring lead Epworth League activities on Sunday. Carey Earnest of Camp Jackson visited his parents. Mrs Joe Ashmore returns from Carrollton. A I Moses attended Burwell meeting. Miss Ora Bishop, teaching Whitesburg, visited homefolks. Wiley Gammon hosted a birthday dinner with Doln Johnson Hazel Gordring Minnie Elliott Retha Smith Myrtle Moses Lavada Gammon Osu Gammon James Moses Pierce Martin stan Mantrekin Lawrence Smith Mallakey Bishop Neal Moses Fred Moses Simon Windom Mrs A C Holmes improving after illness Carrollton visitors. Measles keep many students out of school this week.

Hazel Goehring Epworth League Carey Earnest Camp Jackson J. M. Earnest Joe Ashmore Carrollton A. I. Moses Burwell Ora Bishop Whitesburg Wiley Gammon Doln Johnson Hazel Gordring Minnie Elliott Retha Smith Myrtle Moses Lavada Osu Gammon James Moses Pierce Martin Stan Mantrekin Lawrence Smith Mallakey Bishop Neal Moses Fred Moses Simon Windom A. C. Holmes Hugh Russell

Community Notes From Bowdon and Vicinities

Sunday visits and social rounds mark the Bowdon area with Ben and Oliver Davis of Omaha Alabama joining Misses Willie and Lord Arrington of Friendship at Miss Claudie Cox’s home. The week features business trips to Carrollton and gatherings with neighbors as Mr. J O Crawford and W F Rainwater stay with Rey RB Crawfordville. A large crowd enjoyed singing at P J Williams Sunday night and Mr. and Mrs Ewell Rainwater announce the birth of a son born the 16th.

Mosars Ben Oliver Davis Omaha Ala Willie Lord Arrington Claudie Cox W. D. Nunnally Carrollton Mesira J. O. Crawford W. F. Rainwater Rey H. Crawford Crawfordville P. J. Williams Messia Reuben McLendon Artis Chambers Mosure Herman Mersehel Moore Hunday Elbert Cox As. F. Landers Pat Butler Anniston Copeland Megales Jeff Arrington

In Remembrance of James Marion Free

A tribute notes James Marion Free born April 1 1892 died January 1918 at Camp Jackson South Carolina after five weeks service pneumonia. He joined Benz Alabama church in 1917 and lived devoutly, laid to rest January 8 1918 at Poplar Springs cemetery. He is mourned by family and friends who recall his kindness and faith.

Scundlmate James Marhon James Earth Lear Aiainkions Camp Jackson Poplar Springs Benz Ala

Memorial Resolutions for H T Baker of Mandeville Mills

The Mandeville Mills board records the long service of H T Baker from 1899 to November 10 1917 at No 1 cotton mill. Baker was loyal, diligent and courteous, with minimal absence. The board resolves to send a memorial to his widow and express condolences.

Mandeville Mills Point of Serview H. T. Baker Tunker Bhy Mandeville Cotton Company Baker J. A, Mandeville H. C, Lovvorn

Funeral note from Wiley Gammon for cherished schoolmate

A heartfelt obituary note expresses comfort for Wiley Gammon as he recalls a late schoolmate, praying for Heavenly Father to heal sorrowing loved ones and promise eventual reunion around God’s throne free from sickness and death.

What Do You Know About Your Blood Supply

A promotional notice invites readers to request a free booklet on blood health. It emphasizes blood importance to overall health and markets S. S. S. as the world’s leading blood remedy, offered by Swift Specific Co. Send requests to Dept. A, Atlanta, Ga.

Swift Specific Co Atlanta

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Bowdon Junction Shady Grove Roopville Shiloh J.T. Hearn Billaw Jocntion J. Whitehead Trosea Crawford Walter RB. Barnes George W. Fuller Allen Barnes George Caldwell Jennne Warden London Carroll County Alabama Street Chevrolet United States Tire Co Harris Hardware Co Indian Creek Jake Mr. Zion Mrs. Ewell Rainwater James Marion Wiley . Gammon Raymond Robinson Carrollton, Ga Free Press THE Carroll Free Press the Free Press For Carrollton, G
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