Miller's Academy and Local Gossip Notice
Mr R B Raburn and family motor to Rorky Mount Sunday. Messrs J C Cook and Hubert McEwen sick with chickpox. Mrs J A Wughens returned home to Simon ton's mill after five weeks here. J J Yolland and Gon Weems spent weekend in Newnan. Miss Boyce Rowland visited Carrollton last week. Large crowd at preaching last Sunday with a fine sermon. Preaching next Sunday afternoon and choir practice Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Billie Vans and daughter Daisy of Coverdale visiting. W W Entrokin hosted a large party Saturday evening with games and tea. It seems folks are nervous to attend church but go to the pictures. Preacher, practice what you preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Raburn
Mount Sumiay
J.C. Cook
Hubert McEwen
J. A. Wughens
Simonton
Billie Vans
Daisy
Coverdale
W. W. Entrokin
Whitespace Filled Social Links In Whitesburg Notes
Whitesburg community notes detail visits and gatherings among residents including Mr G T Stone and son George, Mrs Ola Williams, Pearl Gray family, Allen Williamson, Jim Stone, and others over a weekend. Local crop damage reported from a hall incident. multiple Sunday visits and Saturday night singing events mentioned with neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Stone
George
Carrollton
Jim Stone
Allen Willinmaon
Gera Willinmaon
Tiov
Ano
A. %. Williamson
Ola Williams
Pearl Gray
Dunlap Musick
Warren and Davis Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Liberty residents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Davis and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arthur. The Warren family from Bowdon and Bar ge visiting relatives, with Olivia Lillie and Thelma Warren staying with Warrand sisters. Kermet Warren returned to Grovetown Ga after a six week visit with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Leonard Arthur
G. If. Warren
Kermet
Grovertown
Euclood McGuire
Mt. View
G. R. McGuire
Olivia
Lillie
Thelma Warren
Barge
Apnet
Misses Lee
Ollie Warrad
Cliffe
Lillo Rainwater
Bowdon
Mra
Lee
Annie Warren
Tallapoosa
A. T. Warren
Newnan
Palmetto
J. W .Lovvorn
High Point
W. M. Lovvorn
Alma Warren
Grovetown
Sunday School and Singing Meeting at 8:40 A M
Bill Arp notes a Sunday gathering for Sunday School and singing next Sunday at 8 40 oclock with all invited. He reports crops look well especially corn and lists visits between local families. Several residents hosted or visited relatives over the weekend and notes two ice cream suppers at local homes.
Malaria Chill Tonic Promoted by Red Cross Drug Store
An advertisement touts a malaria remedy called Chill Tonic said to ease chills and fevers with purifying iron, claiming it boosts appetite, strength and energy. Marketed by Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Store
Carrollton
Community notes and marriages in Carrollton area
A Carrollton reader recalls social visits and weddings in Bowden Junction and nearby towns. T N Hallard and family, Mrs Fannie Barnea, G W Caldwell, G W Fuller, Jack Creel, Lina Creel Ingram, Gertrude Grizzard, Arthur Treadwell, Addie Akon, and John Marchman are mentioned with congratulations. The letter also notes a recent rain and a call to support the country’s cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dear Free Press
T. N. Hallard
William Newton
Janes Woodrow
Fannie Barnea
G. W. Caldwell
G. W. Fuller
Jack Creel
Lina Creel
Link Ingram
Gertrude Grizzard
Arthur Treadwell
Addie Akon
Bowden Junction
Arthur
John Marchman
Baturfay
Community notes from Carrollton and nearby towns
Sunday gatherings include Mr Cecil Levens with Ralph Wester and the Bass Duncan clan visiting George Stovall. An all day singing is planned at Pleasant Ridge next Sunday. Esoteric local items mention Hammond and Rev A H Thompson preaching, Musick family visits, and Prof W D Lee opening a school Monday. Multiple neighbors and families are cited with brief visits across Carrollton, Clem, Colemans Mill, Plug, and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Levens
Ralph Wester
Bass Duncan
George Stovall
Farnest Perdue
Bertha Duncan
Idella
Olive Mae McCalman
Clif Acre
Clem
Will Roberson
Harngst Perdue
Ruby Smith
Carrollton
Social notes from Cross Plains and Clem area
Roopville residents J. O. Hinesley and son Roy visited Cross Plains Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Horton of Banning were guests of A. Borders Sunday. Oliver and Miss Johnnie Lou Webb of Clem visited Mrs. Limis Sunday. Mattie Sue Gladney of Carrollton visited Agnes Borders. Miss Iane Muller, recently ill, is able to be out again. Mrs. D. M. Borders visited her mother in Banning Saturday and Sunday. Grace Fuller plans an extended visit to Atlanta next week. Rubert Hinesley has returned home to Noopville after a stay in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Hinesley
Roy
Roopville
Cross Plains
Robert Horton
Banning
Borders
Oliver
Misa Johnnie Lou Webb
Clem
Limis
Misa Mattie Sue Gladney
Carrollton
Agnes Borders
Iane Muller
D. M. Borders
Grace Fuller
Atlanta
Rubert Hinesley
Noopville
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Health Says Solomon Bequette
Solomon Bequette of Plat River Missouri writes that two years ago he was bedbound and Foley Kidney Pills straightened him up. He notes rheumatic pains and swollen muscles signal kidney trouble and claims the pills provide prompt relief sold by Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Bequette
Plat River
Foley
Red Cross Drug Store
Carrollton
Local Obituaries and Community Notices from Oak Ridge South
June 18 death of Mr. Joe Huckers at Oak Ridge South. Funeral at New Lebanon church led by Rev. J. M. D. Stallings. wife by his side. Baby Merlin Griffin died seven days short of one year, buried at Oak Grove. Lois and Ruth Nix, Misses Mattie and Ruby Hudson, and others noted in Sunday visits and gatherings. Community names include Burna Griffin, Merlin, Star Point, Cross Plains, and Lyle family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Huckers
New Lebanon Church
J. M. D. Stallings
Burna Griffin
Merlin
Jesus
Oak Grove
Mises Lois
Ruth Nix
Mattie
Ruby Hudson
Leone
Naunie Mae
Josie Little
Ethel
Eugenia Yeager
Roy
T. A. Griffin
Cross Plains
Anne Lou Rldson
Star Point
Ruby Eldson
Oscar Mote
GT. Lyle
James Little
J. TD. Lyle
Sunday religious service draws large crowd at Methodist church
Rev Green of Whitesburg led services at the Methodist church Sunday attracting a large crowd. The sick list includes Mrs Nannie Tyson and Mr Neel Boyd. Local families and guests shared meals and visits, with several members seen at homes of the Boyd, Connell, Rowell, Horsley and Hall families. Irene Boyd of Villa Rica returned home after visiting Hulett relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Green
Whitesburg
Nannie Tyson
Neel Boyd
Ben Jones
Reese Jones
Johnnis Boyd
Nora Jones
Mary Rowell
W. D. Jones
Roy
Green Sowell
T. F. Connell
Roy. Green
Hearn
Tinesley
Nora
Joe Horsley
G. T. Hall
Mr. Smith
Agnat Villa
Villa Rica
Hulett
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertised in Carrollton
A crudely worded drug notice touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a remedy for indigestion biliousness and bloating. It claims cleansing the bowels sweetening the stomach and arousing the liver and lists a Carrollton Georgia drug store as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
I A Crosa Drug Store
Carrollton
Shiloh Social Roundup of Neighboring Visits
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Futrer spent weekend with J T Shoemake and family. Alfred Williamson and family hosted near Roopville. A Z Williamson hosted and Jack and Mrs Folds visited Dunlap Musick family. Annie Belah and Mac Johnson stayed with Belle and Beulah Shoemake. Tom Futrel visited Buren Shoemake. Peggie Ray stayed with Mamie and Stella Harper. Will and Annie Johnson spent Sunday with uncle Dave Johnson. Leona Hendrix spent Sunday afternoon with Morlis Shoemake. Ella Hanvey visited Camilla Harper. Singing at John Deans birthday night delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonie Johnson
T. Johnson
Messrs
Allen Williamson
Jim Stone
Laur Hammonds
Will Johnson
Slater
Annie
Dave Johnson
Tempio
Rollo Stone
Mamlo
Stella Harper
John Dean
Wilbur Futrer
J. T. Shoemake
Alfred Williamson
Roopville
A. Z. Williamson
Jack Folds
Dunlap Musick
Belah
Mac Johnson
Belle
Beulah Shoemake
Tom Futrel
Buren Shoemake
Peggie Ray
Mamioc
Will
Annie Johnson
Leona Hendrix
Morlis Shoemake
Ella Hanvey
Camilla Harper
Thedford's Black Draught Saves Desperate Patient
Terribly swollen Rossville Georgia case reports a man weighing 165 pounds who fell to 110 pounds after abdominal injury. After three doctors failed to relieve constipation, a castor oil regimen failed. A big dose of Thedford's Black Draught produced relief and rapid recovery. The testimonial attributes the cure to Black-Draught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossville
Kate Lee Able
Thedford
NCBI
Wayside Heaed County Weather and Local Gatherings
Warm spell with showers last week. Sunday School picnic at the school house before the third Sunday in July. Crop prospects improving. Mr T W Smith and wife visited his parents at Ephesus Carroll county last weekend. Picnic at Wortham's mill reported fine. Singing evening Sunday July 8 at this place. Rev J H Bailey of Franklin to preach third Sunday evening at three. All invited. Mr Lent Eloy to conduct prayer service next Sunday at eight p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Smith
W. T. Smith
Ephesus
Carroll County
Lnst
Wortham’s Mill
J. HW. Bailey
Franklin
Lent Eloy
Local Social News Notes From Buffalo Area
Miss Carrie Mac Fielder was a guest of Mrs. Bonnie Gann Tuesday. Several visits and friendships are listed among local families. Mention of typhoid fever cases noted in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Mac Fielder
Bonnie Gann
Carrie Mac Bonner
Carrie Mae Fielder
Franting Bonner
Dora Hogan
Henry Gann
Olin Lee
Chambers
Smith Bonner
Toby's Honey and Tar Relief for Hay Fever
A reader from Creston Ohio reports long term asthma relief with Toby's Honey and Tar, saying it loosens phlegm and helps sleep without opiates. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton Georgia. Also notes subscription renewals for the Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astha
C. E. Schaaf
Creston
Toby
Red Cross Drug Store
Carrollton
Daniell Family and Friends Visit Nearby Towns
Mr F H Daniell and family spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs 5 P Den iell and wife. Minnie Maxwell and Millie Driver spent weekend in Atlanta with friends. Miss Jowell Daniell stayed with Miss Hushio Mansard. A J Fineher and family visited Mr and Mrs W H Swofford. Messia Qacar and Bruce Tyson from South Georgia stay near Bill Arp. Minnie Lee guest of Clara Daniels Sunday. H D Swofford and wife of Villa Rica visited W H Swofford. Mr Jy Daniell made a business trip to Douglasville Tuesday. Mrs F I Daniell spent Monday afternoon with Mrs Tom Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Daniell
Minnie Lee
Clara Daniels
H. D. Swofford
Villa Rica
W. H. Swofford
Me. J. Ky Daniell
Douglasville
Daniell
Tom Lee
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Miller's Academy
Ang Mra
George Stons
Suondaay
Eli Webb
Miss Till
Tumby
Misaes Mamio
Faith Sue Knight
Misses Johnson
J. A. Hammonds
Liberty
Alroady
Gable
Jd. Y. Daniell
Lassetter
P. Miller
S. ©. Stovall
J. A. Webb
Howard Watkins
Bomer Watkins
Cool Springs
Jim Swofford
John Aderhold
Robert Long
Ellen Aderhold
Clifford Webly
Altin Pilgrim
Oscar Tyson
South Georgia
John IT. Brown
Alas Parr
Emma
Mendle Stovall
E. J. Willama
Claude Daniell
Willig Shaddix
Mary
John
Bob
Lou
P. S
J. N. Johnson
Ewe €. Hammond
A. H. Thompson
New Springs
Hoard County
Colbert Musick
Coleman's Mill
Masters Omer
Allen Fonter
Paul Musick
Stole Covender
Odessa
Beatrice Dorough
Plug
Wade
Lewis Helton
Grady Ward
W. D. Lee
Nob. FY
Musick
J. BR
Dorough
W. L
Tazarus
Oak Ridge—South
Shiloh
Heaeed
Buffalo News
Free Press
Dog River
Thane
Carrollton Drug Company
Macon Daily Telegraph
Macon
The
Penn Mutual
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Philadelphia
United States
Georgia
GEO. T. Lovvorn
Carrollton, GA
Bagley & Willett General Agents
Fourth National Bank
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