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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1916

Page

2

Rev Anderson Preaches at Vion bist and Aunt Mollie

Jake News notes Rev Anderson filled his regular appointment at Vion bist Saturday and Sunday and preached at Aunt Mollie Morrist Sunday afternoon. Several locals, including Messrs Luths and Lawrence Rye from Tallapoosa, visited, and Charlie Taylor celebrated a baby last week. Trayan sick a few days and was laid to rest at Union Corp ground with Rev John Barnest officiating. Mr Cherley Prater ill, and John Gammon and Enory Entrekin attended Bremen singing. Begin preparations for the A and M exhibit.

Anderson Vion Bist Aunt Mollie Morrist Luths Lawrence Ryetrekin Herbert Gamble Tallapoosa Messrs John Gammon Aid Enory Entrekin Bremen

Five Points Dinner Celebrates Carroll's Fifty Fourth Birthday

The Carroll generation enjoyed a pleasant dinner at Mad MB Carroll's home Sunday for his fifty fourth birthday. Anelée Joseph King and wife of Kansas visited their granddaughter Mrs. D. MB Carroll. Mrs Rufus Johnson has recovered from illness. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Barrow visited relatives at Indian Creek. Morgan's 11 year old son broke an arm falling from an apple tree. Wright Lambert and Ry Lambert from High Point visited Mr. Jr. MB Carroll. Mr. RB Barrow and Carroll made a business trip to Tallapoosa. Mr. Henry Carroll visited Mr. M. M. Brown at Victory. Milton and TL Burrow visited Mr. OOP Johnson at Jake. YG King and family spent the weekend with relatives at Holhind.

Carroll Mad MB. Carroll Anelée Joseph King and Kansas D. MB. Carroll Rufus Johnson M. A. Barrow Indian Creek Morgan Hind Lambert High Point MB Carroll RB. Barrow Tallapoosa Plenry Carroll M. M. Brown Victory Milton TL. C. Burrow Oop. Johnson Jake

Confined to Bed Mr John Findley in Serious Condition

Mr John Findley remains bedbound for several days with his condition described as very serious. Sunday events include visits between Misses Hssie Powell Zell Watton Bonnie Entrekin Annie Lee and Mrs John Phillips in Foster ville. Paul Holloway returned home from work with his uncle John Tant in Clenn. May Thompson visited Annie Rogers Sunday evening as Robert Powell and family saw relatives Samuel Powell and the Austins.

John Findley McGraw Robert Powell Hssie Powell Zell Watton Bonnie Entrekin Annie Lee John Phillips Fosterville Sednyday Paul Holloway John Tant Clenn May Thompson Annie Rogers Ands Samuel Powell E.R. Austin G. Wy Leak

Local Movers and Social Notes From the County

Ben Hughes and family plan to move to LaGrange this week to establish their future home. Mt Zion Farmers meeting drew W A Treadwell and Al Wat Glidney. Various locals hosted guests at homes, with Elsie Misick reported ill and children’s day upcoming at the church.

Ben Hughes LaGrange W. A. Treadwell Fannie Treadwell Velma Musick Mattie Lou Holloway Elsie Misick Manuel Smith Isses Fannie Eva Moore T. G. Duncan L. PL Duncan Jim Legg Little i Francis Will Houston Joe Brown Fetelle Tolloway Grantville Mary Tolloway

Ice cream supper and village notes in Eureka

Ice cream supper at Mr. T T Wards Saturday night. Residents and visitors like Minnie Ashmore Eunice Windom Henry Ashmore Miss Patty Windom and George Creel are mentioned. Families visit Burwell Bremen New Hope Senoia and Carrollton. All kinds of legal blanks and court forms at Free Press office.

T.T. Ward Minnie Ashmore Eunice Windom Henry Ashmore Bad Crampton Mt Zion Chaploun Patty Windom M A Creel Mandeville George Creel Jr. Robinson W. W. Smith Burwell Whi Raiden New Hope Bremen Jesse Mobley Harris Carrollton Walter Goats Tom Taeram Bowdon Ars Creel A. L. Garrett Senoia Kansas Annie Ashmore Ruth Garrett Jesse Craven Claude Griffies Allie Creel Annie Tou Patters Free Press Office

Community visits and Sunday gatherings noted around Cross Plains area

Mrs Dollie Boynton and her son Rovert of Guilim visit her parents Mr and Mrs WY Baller. T W Glidney and children guest at Reeves and others Friday. Heaths visit former's parents Sunday. Reeves visit Wilson at Cross Plains Sunday. E Fuller of Newnan visits his parents Sunday night. Ephriany Ghidney visits Lloyd Rigs at Cross Plains. Driver visits Will Swalford in Douglas Wednesday. L M Gray away recovering from illness. Rev W S Hubby visiting for a few days. Thomas Torn spends night with Jose Muse. Annie Spence and Della Witcher attend singing in Abilona Sunday afternoon. July Fourth passes with no water restrictions and no ripe chickens. Lis int Atlant.

Dollie Boynton Rovert Guilim WY. Baller Mes T. W. Glidney Jod Reeves Ehthiren Heath Sins Y. W. Heath Will Swalford Douglas T. Reeves Mev Glidney L, M. Gray Thomas Torn Jeose Muse Annie Spence Della Witcher Abilong la

Revival at New Lebanon Draws Large Congregation

Rev Me McLeod of Villa Rica preached a regular appointment at New Lebanon last Sunday. A large audience attended as Is uel Loa delivered a psalmody and sermon. Visitors included Pleasant and Ruel Harris, Miss Mary Harris, Mrs Oscar Pentecost and Mrs W J Blackwelder from Roopville. Mrs Jolin Taylor needed care as her daughter Mrs Joe Deen traveled to Carrollton for family reasons.

Me. McLeod Villa Rica New Lebanon Isuel Jolin ‘Taylor

Johnson's Chapel Community News Roundup

Mrs J B Camp and daughter Addie Bee with Mrs E F Johnson and family. W A Bonner and daughters Effie and Willie Maud visited Dickson and Camp households. W C Wright's Newnan visit. Miss Efe Bonner of Glenloch stayed with Lide family. Ice cream supper by W E Dixon drew a large crowd. John Taylor died at Dee Taylor’s home in Glenloch and was buried at CeVender cemetery. Mrs J B Camp Van Son and X W Camp visited Z P Shoe maeke who is ill.

J. B. Camp Addie Bee Jotnson W. A. Bonner Effle Willie Maud W. E. Dickson N. W. Camp Welcome W. C. Wright Newnan Efe Bonner Glenloch Baby Lyde E. 2. Johnson W. W. Dickson J. J Roy McClain J.B. Gamp Allie Dixon Ruby Lide Dee Taylor Glen Joch Liberty Church J. Bo Camp van Son W. Camp P. Shoemaeke

Rev Roop Holds Regular Antioch Service Weekend

Antioch reports Rev W W Roop filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday. Visitors include Rev and Mrs C M Sprewell of Salem with Lu tcher Foster family, and several local relatives from Carrollton Acworth Bethel Salem Buck Creek and Pleasant.

W. W. Roop C. M. Sprewell Salem Lutcher Foster Ollie and Ada Welborne Carrollton L. D. Davis Acworth 7. W. Scott Walter Foster Bethel Jim Fletcher Andrew and Tommie Scott J. W.scott Loran Parker Buck Creek W. L. Yates Bryant Gerrett Jess Eason and Lamily Ruth Williamson Pleasant J. S. Fletcher

For Sale or Exchange: Nine Room House on Maple Street

For sale or exchange a nine room house and large lot on Maple Street. Will sell or exchange for a farm. Inquire for "J" at the Free Press office. Remember the A. and M. fair October 9 to 14.

Maple Street Free Press Office

Miss Willie Reese Visits in Douglas County and Local Notables

WHITESBURG Route 3 Miss Willie Reese of Douglas county spent the week with her aunt Mrs Perry Wilson. Mrs Marie Atwell of Newnan arrived Saturday to visit her mother Mrs Mollie Camp returned home Tuesday. Mr Jiones Barton and friend Miss Thelvin Waters of College Park visited at the home of the former's mother Mrs Della Barron recently. Profs Denson Moore and Smith of Cowela county were among principal readers at the White Reese memorial singing at Mt Pleasant Saturday and Sunday.

Willie Reese Douglas County Perry Wilson Marie Atwell Newnan Mollie Camp Jiones Barton Thelvin Waters College Park Della Barron

Me. J. S. Singing Event Brings Lively Night

Shiloh Mrs Divgh Stevens of Bowdon spends summer with friends. The singing at Me. J. S. William Wednesday night was grand enjoyed by all. W O A Johnson and J 3 low business trip to Garralston. Fund Mr. Allen Williamson of Lowell spent Wednesday night at the home for his brother Me. J 5 Williamson. Prof. 11 Stevens of Bowdon was guest of Willie Johnson Wednesday night. Messrs. T. B. Fayor and W. P. Rowe of Lowell joined the singing Wednesday night. We are glad to have them with us and welcome them back again.

Divgh Stevens Bowdon J. S William W.O A. Johnson Garralston Allen Williamson Lowell Williamson Stevens Willie Johnson Messrs T. B. Fayor W. P. Rowe

Oakland Cars Demonstration Free at Ble ds oe and Holmes

Oakland Cars received a car load of Oakland cans and invites the public to call and see them with a free demonstration hosted by Bledsoe and Holmes.

Bledsoe & Holmes

Mother's Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers

An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as an external remedy easing expectant mothers' stomach muscles, reducing morning sickness and nerve tension. It promises quick relief and better nervous disposition for the baby, urging readers to obtain a bottle at any drug store and contact Bradfield Regulator Co for a booklet.

Bradfield Regulitor Co Lamar Atlanta

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