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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1920

Page

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Farmers to cooperate in splendid manner

Mosars M A Townsend and C J Winningham state organizers of the American Cotton Association are forming Carroll county chapters with J P Jones and J D Smith named as charter members The association aims to reform cotton conditions by educating farmers to produce better quality cotton and to store and ship it efficiently, improving warehouses and credit mechanisms to stabilize the southern cotton industry.

South Eouth American Cotton Association Kandfida Cotton Association Georgia Carroll County

Hens Eggs and Friars Wanted Advertise Top Prices

Market notice by J F Morris offering top price for hens eggs and friars. Address Alabama Street Carrollton. Payment terms include twice weekly pickups. Publication dateline 15 June.

J. F. Morris Alabama St Carrollton

U S Motor Caravan Heads Toward Atlanta Friday

Uncle Sam's motor caravan from Bankhead Highway travels 8 900 miles from Washington to Los Angeles passing through thirteen states. More than 60 trucks will need a place to park or camp Friday afternoon as Caproll's business men and farmers greet the convoy in Atlanta.

Uncle Sam Atlanta Uginaville Washington Los Angeles

Rally at Mt Carmel July Third Draws Georgia Leaders

A July 3 gathering at Mt. Carmel Carroll county four miles north of Temple features Governor Hugh M. Dorsey Commissioner J J Frown President Farmers Union Georgia J H Mills. Tri County Farmers Union pres 8 M Rutledge says a district meeting will be held with all locals and farmers invited. An all day event with dinner on the ground urges baskets.

Mt. Carmel Carroll Temple Hugh M. Dorsey J. J. Frown Union of Georgia J. H. Mills Tri-County Farmers Union 8. M. Rutledge Haralson Paulding Dinney Farmers Union Georgia

Candidate Pledges Clean Campaign for Coweta Circuit

The candidate for Solicitor General of the Coweta Circuit declares he has never sought office before and will run a clean campaign. He opposes mudslinging, promises fairness and impartial enforcement of the law, and asks voters for support in the Democratic primary on September 8, 1920.

Bolicitor Coweta

Smyrna Sunday Services and Monument Unveiling

Sunday School begins at 9 30 with preaching at 10 30 and the unveiling of the Stripping monument at 2 30 No public dinner on the ground Everyone is invited to attend all services for this event.

Free Press Installs New Mills Feeder Printing Press

The Carroll Free Press announces the installation of a Chandler & Price job press with a Mills feeder. The auto feed prints postcards to 10x15 circulars without hand handling, delivering ready work to the padding table. Local readers are invited to watch operation and bring printing needs to be done while you wait.

Carroll Free Alvin Harper Chandler & Price Prosa Carroll Carroll Serail 19

Carrollton Made, More Beautiful A Civic Plea

L. B. T advocates cleaner streets and parkways in Carrollton, praising past improvements and urging residents to extend effort. He notes clean depotside parkways, fewer flies, and mosquitoes by concerted action, stressing upkeep of water, air, homes, and streets as essential blessings.

Carrollton Depot Street Carrellton Carrellton Beautiful

Thelma Bonner Hosts Social Evening at Dixie Street Home

Miss Thelma Bonner entertained Tuesday night at her parents home on Dixie street with progressive conversation. Refreshments followed late. Attendees included Mabel Aderhold, Lacey Cobb, Clarice Turner, Jewel Robinson, Willie Maude Bonner, Margarett Merrell, Lois Meeks, Charl de Mae Holmes, Blanche Cooper, Bess Polhill of Hawkinsville, Thelma Bonner, Charles Walker, Leonard Hendon, Joe Chambers, J. O. Bonner, Carl Stevens, Bryant Smith, Jefferson Brock, Bill Garrett, Stanley McCain, Clinton Bonner of Moultrie, and Wooten Snead.

Thelma Bonner L. L. Boner Dixie Street Mabel Aderhold Lacey Cobb Clarice Turner Jewel Robinson Willie Maude Bonner Margarett Merrell Lois Meeks Charl‘de Mae Holmes Blanche Cooper Bess’ Polhill Hawkinsville Dad Messrs Charles Walker Leonard Hendon Joe Chambers Oliver Hariig J. O. Bonner Carl Stevens Bryant Smith Jefferson Brock Bill Garrett Stanley McCain Clinton Bonner Moultrio Wooten Snead

Carrollton Playground Hours Set for Kids by Committee

Edits and committee members announce Carrollton playground hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 1 at College Street and Maple schools. Mothers urged to cooperate to supervise children five and older as they attend the designated play areas.

Trollton Edith Carrollton College School Maple Hool College Street Ncliffien

Hap Ward Umpire of Georgia State League Profile

The Georgia State league honors Hap Ward, a revered umpire with a firm, fair style and deep knowledge of the game. Ward rose from Douglas High and agricultural colleges to Tech, becoming a top infield talent before choosing umpiring, where he is viewed as one of the league’s best. Also featured is John Wagnon of Americus, famed narrator of fishing tales and longtime baseball veteran, noted for his hobbies of baseball fishing and chewing tobacco.

Pultes Pronton Hap Gams Hap Ward Tys Douglas Douglas High School Agricultural Tech John Wagnon Americus United States John Hoy Atlanta Constittion

First Cotton Bloom Reaches The Free Press Office

The first cotton blooms of the season were brought to The Free Press office on Wednesday June 30 by H V Ballard of Carrollton route 3 six miles from town. He said the field for these blooms was planted April 16 and another field on April 5. Ballard appears focused on land gutting and early crop planning throughout April.

Free Press Office H. V. Ballard Carrollton Ballard

Looking 'em Over Doug Holiday Game at Carrollton

A fragmentary note advertises a July 6 event at 10:00 A M featuring Carrollton Playa Cedartown and the Isaguo leaders. It promises a record crowd, urges early arrival for seats, and mentions a pickle plant.

Carrollton Playa Cedartown Isaguo

Carrollton Beats LaGrange 3–0 In Baseball Contest

Carrollton scores three runs while LaGrange musters hits but strands runners. Brandon and Henderson each throw baserunners out at the plate, LaGrange’s ace falters in the seventh, and Craven doubles Thrasher in the ninth to seal a 3–0 win. The piece also invites training for July Bomb games as the Press Association plans a 500 strong visit.

Thrasher Allen Craven Pride of LaGrange Press Association Hoya

Carrollton 2 LaGrange 1 in season best game

Carrollton topped LaGrange 2 to 1 in a tight contest. LaGrange countered with a first inning run, Carrollton tied in the second, and the score stayed 1 1 until the eighth when Belt walked and scored on Craven's hit to left. The pace stayed strong as pitchers and defense kept the game close.

Carrollton LaGrange Belt Regiator Craven Pereamér Banca

Miss Wilma Hamrick Hosts Rook Party for Atlanta Guest

Miss Wilma Hamrick entertained at a rook party Saturday evening in honor of Miss Mattie Lou Richardson of Atlanta. After several games with invited guests including Mattie Lou Richardson Cecil Cramer Reba Garratt Louisa Steed Mamie Cobb Leon Tarpley Gev Jackson Ed Cavender Harold Griffin Rufus Smith Will Cobb and Mr and Mrs John Martin and Mr and Mrs Claude Hamrick an iced course was served.

Wilma Hamrick Mattie Lou Richardson Atellanta Mlasea Mattie Lou Richardson Atlanta Cecil Cramer Reba Garratt Louisa Steed Mamie Cobb Leon Tarpley Gev." Jackson Ed Cavender Harold Griffin Rufus Smith Will Cobb John Martin Claude Hamrick

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs J M Dodd

A surprise party honored Mrs J M Dodd on Friday afternoon to celebrate her birthday. Guests brought gifts including silver and glassware among other items. Tea and sandwiches were served late in the afternoon.

J. M. Dodd

Birthday Party for Ruth Lyle at Carrollton Drug Store

Ruth Lyle celebrated her ninth birthday on Wednesday with a gathering at the Strand hosted by Margaret Clark. Cream and cake were served at Carrollton Drug Store for guests including Mary and Sarah Cheney, Mary and Inog Powell, Antionette Tyna, Caroline Boykin, Mary Chappell, Mary Lyles, and Ruth Lyle.

Ruth Lyle Margaret Clark Strand Carrollton Mary Sarah Cheney Inog Powell Antionette Tyna Caroline Boykin Mary Chappell Mary Lyles

Robertson McLarty Wedding Unites Hoyt McLarty and Myrtis Robertson

On June 20 at the residence of the undersigned, Hoyt McLarty and Myrtis Robertson were joined in matrimony. They were witnessed by Malcolm Yates and Hosa Fischer and returned with them. May happiness and prosperity be theirs. Legal blanks of all kinds for sale at The Free Press office.

Hoyt McLarty Myrtis Robertson Malcolm Yates Hosa Fischer W. W. BR Free Press Office

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U. S Smyrna Tyre Watson Athens Representa Dozier Land Company Athens, Georgia Free Press Miss Thelma Bonner Ward UGH Atlanta Doug Ack Fuat Brandon Henderson Mim LaGrat Batt Cit Kenneman Aljen Attuck Chipman Chaplin Smith Wataon Miss Wilma Hamisick Manush _AB Citizens Bank Carrollton, Ga
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