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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
8
Claude Griffin Jr and dozens of locals travel to Atlanta for business and visits. Notables like Mrs. Gene Spradlin and Miss Marguerite Adams appear. Strong entities include Cartons, Oglethorpe University, Stewart & Fleming, and civic club promotions urging public involvement in Carrollton.
The Presbyterian Church announces evening services at 7 30 with a new sermon series The Life and Times of Joseph to begin next Sunday night The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society meet next Monday at 3 30 at Mrs C I Hendersons home Bible study covers the 25 questions in the Four Gospels and missionary study of the January set The community extends sympathy to Mrs Thomas W Dinmock widow who passed after long illness, with her husband and children left in sorrow and faith in God.
W J and J L Webb, dealers, advertise two new Chalmers cars seven and five passenger, one Chalmers and Gaia Bix model for sale at old prices or bargain. Also two additional Chalmers in good condition. Potential buyers urged to visit showroom for demonstrations of high quality vehicles.
An ad announces an Electric Shoe Shop opening in the Wiley Stewart basement on the square offering first-class work and walk-in service. Also included is a real estate rental notice for a four-horse farm six miles north of Whitesburg with three houses, 100 acres of land, and 15 acres of creek bottoms, available for various rental arrangements.
President Wilson on Wednesday asked Secretary Glass to press Congress for authority to loan 150 million dollars to Poland Austria and Armenia to ease their dire food shortage.
A brief editorial argues against using an invalid or indentured worker for hard labor and warns against exploiting plowing and store advertising during distress. It stresses fair trading practices and recognizing truthful advertisements in commerce.
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