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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
7
Inventive genius claims Calotabs are a practically perfect remedy for constipation indigestion and liver cleansing with no taste nausea or griping. The ad notes one tablet at bedtime with water and a money back guarantee if not perfectly delighted. Original sealed packages sold for thirty five cents.
From Atlanta to Senoia and Mabry, residents shared extended visits with relatives. Mrs. Ragi returned home Sunday after a lengthy stay with sister Mrs. John Roifl in Senoia. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis hosted guests including Bob Duke and family. GN Aderhold attended Mabry Sunday meeting. A bee-hiving event at Mr. My M Gentry’s Saturday night drew several attendees.
Bryce Morgan, a city clerk, wins a two week free vacation from a soap firm. He meets Edna QRevere, a stenographer and fellow prize winner, at a luxury resort. After rescuing her from danger and sharing conversations, they confess love and become engaged with a graceful pledge.
Mrs. J. G. Dean remains in serious condition with prolonged ill health. J. R. Doreagh and Ployd visited Carrollton on Wednesday. Mr. Dittletan of Athinta spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs. Beula Owen and Mrs. Ada Dorough shopped in Carrollton. Ice cream supper at Mr. Stuggle’s drew a good crowd Saturday night. Goshen church service afternoon surpassed morning expectations. Mr. Tom Wallace made a business trip to Roupville Saturday afternoon. Local concerns note small but active craps activity. youth urged to go home after gatherings and avoid trouble near churchyard.
Fairview residents share weekend visits and gatherings. Robert Brown spent Saturday night with Roy Mason. Mr and Mrs Gentis visited Hol Hallam and family. Mina Lota Graydingd with Mixs lols Kady Sunday. Bushy family spent three days with son Ollie Tusby and kin. Roy Newman passed through Sunday. BL Taylor returned from Atlanta. Lloyd Smith and family visited P M Smiths. Regina Hallam stayed with Lorena Ayers. Clifford Palmer attended Sunday School. Hither Connolly bought a new organ. Roxie Perren visited Mamie Mason. Hubart Broom Mufford Planner Roy Magan Carl and Earnest Gattig enjoyed a Bunny afternoon ride. Lois Baskin visited Mamie Noland. Dock Williams visiting Clifford Bloom and family on Sunday.
Mr Robert Cole bought a runabout car. Thelma Inrrin rode Monday. Mrs FR Tilman ill hopes for recovery. Elder of Atlanta visiting JG Smith family. JG Smith built a humane trap for Carrollton visit. Harvie Fuller spent weekend with brother Manor Fuller of Greenville. Betti Jones visiting daughter R Tillman. M Q Copeland spent week with canal family and Harris. Biddie Travia of Atlanta visiting cousin Lucile Rogers. Wuby Bell traveling to visit uncle G L Bell. Mr and Mrs I A Mariia visited aunt Jane Copeland at Tremen. A D Rogers Grady Bidwen and Paul Harris no business to Bowdon Junction. Jeff Fuller and daughters Ruby Opal visited Carrollton last Saturday. Mrs D S Harris visiting sister Mrs Peter McCune Bald Springs. Paul Harris purchased a mule. Mr and Mrs A M Bearden visited sister and brother in law Charley Bass and Grady McEwen near Center Point. W W Drew's mule died Friday night. Miss Tren Smith and Master Edgar Smith spent Wednesday in Carrollton. J O Bell and family visiting Bell and family. It spent last Saturday Phoma Harris.
Misses Lior Bearden and Boon Bearden were seen riding in the weekend activity in Tormpin with Mr. Grady McEwen and Miss Morris among attendees. The event spanned Friday to Sunday with residents of the community noted for participation.
In Roopville Route 1 crops look healthy as residents note favorable conditions. Mr and Mrs Dewey Wallaes host and Mr and Mrs Samy Craven visit with their children over an undated weekend.
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