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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1916
Page
5
Social events mark July celebrations in local gatherings
Mrs Paul Jack hosted a Willing Workers Tea at Mrs J G Cheney's home with a tidy program and a salad course on the cool lawn. Miss Mildred Smith gave a refined rook party for Miss Bradley's guests. A Saturday ball party at Mrs B F Boykin’s featured four tables and hand painted score cards with fire crackers. Theater party by Miss Bess McCown and a picnic supper at Simonton’s followed. The week closed with rally events led by Mrs Pat Bradley, as Misses Bradley Grogan Hutchinson and others hosted later departures to their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jack
J. G. Cheney
Jack
Mildred Smith
Bradley
Miss Grogan
Miss Harris
Miss Hutchinson
B. Fr. Boykin
Holmes
Miss Bradley
Simonton's
M. M. Bradley
Une
Pat Bradley
Tea in honor of Miss Edith Culpepper at Dixie Street
Miss Susie Tanner hosted a Tuesday afternoon tea for house guest Miss Edith Culpepper of Senoia. The home was festooned with American flags bunting and crepe myrtle displays. Guests wore lingerie frocks with Mrs Tanner and Mrs Dollie Bass assisting. Mrs McClure contributed a piano selection as forty five guests called between six and seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Tanner
Edith Culpepper
Senoia
Dixie Street
Miss Tanner
Miss Culpepper
Tanner
Dollie Bass
Fer McClure
Leap Year Dance at Halcyon Club Delights Guests
A lively Leap Year Dance at Halcyon Club rooms drew a large crowd of visitors on Monday evening. Young ladies entertained the gentlemen as sandwiches and fruit punch were enjoyed throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
Visiting Ladies Feted With Dinners and Parties
Miss Olive Bradley hosts a series of social entertainments for guests from LaGrange McDonough Opelika continuing with a dinner at six o clock a dance at Halcyon club rooms and a picture party with tea room refreshments and a Three K club gathering honoring Miss Grogan Miss Hutchinson and Miss Harris in a sequence of social events through Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Bradley
Annie Belle Hutchinson
LaGrange
Helen Harris
McDonough
Elizabeth Grogan
Opelika
Miss Bradley
Halcyon Club
Miss Harris
Mitchinson
Grotan
Olive
Marie Bradlley
Edgar Johnson
Grande’ Griffin
Bob Bledsoe
Helen Horton
Hugh Spender
Bradley
Red Grass
Laurie Merrell
Three K
Miss Grogan
Miss Hutchinson
Theatre Party at Mrs Tanner’s Social Gathering Delights Youth
Mrs C M Tanner hosted a theatre party with thirty five young ladies. They enjoyed a five reel film It Is a Rough Road to Jordan and a comedy. Music followed by Lydia Tanner Charles Tanner and Susie Tanner performed at Thyleon club rooms. Tea cakes and floral plates completed the event with assistance from Mrs W O L McClure Dollie Boss and Miss Mary Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Tanner
Jordan
Oakland Cars Take New Car Load In Demo Event
Oakland Cars announces a fresh car load arriving for a demonstration event. Ble ds oe and Jiolmes invite customers to call and view the stock free demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Bledsoe & Jiolmes
Pettigrews Visit and Local Updates at Bowdon Junction
Bowdon Junction notes a Sunday visit by Mr and Mrs Jim Pettigrew to Mr Johnathan Akin of Bear Creek. Sunday School drew a good crowd, with upcoming children's day exercises. Mentions alfalfa cutting by M E Reid, local house renovations, and a Gypsy horse traders’ caravan en route to Carrollton. Reverend W W Roop preached at Antioch, with two sermons on spiritual topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pettigrew
Bowdon
Nan Chambers
S. B. Dunesa
Aml
Bear Creek Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
The column lists guests and family visits around Bear Creek and nearby areas. JW Nixon visited L E Hamley, Winnie Alexander stayed with Mrs Hamlet, a baby weighing eleven pounds arrived for F A Nicholson and wife, Grady Dean plans to move to Newnan after selling crops, Will Garrett family visited, Carl Key stayed with Clift McBurnett, W L Jacobs visited John Kierbow, W s ill, Joe Mood aided by sister, Annie Lee McBurnett and Cora Attaway hosted visits, Ike McEwen Addie Nixon toured Bre Mens, Dock Earnest visited Bonnie Treadwell, readers urged to send picnic notices and editor invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JW. Nixon
L. E. Hamley
Winnie Alexander
Shirloc
A. B. Hamlet
F. A. Nicholson
Grady Dean
Newnan
Will Garrett
Shiloh
L. E. Hamlet
Carl Key
Bowdon Junction
Clift Mc- Burnett
W. L. Jacobs
John Kierbow
W. S
Joe Mood
Bonner
Jim Noen
Annie Lee McBurnett
Cline Nixon
Cora Attaway
Winie Hamber
Ike McEwen
Addie Nixon
Bremen
Dock Earnest
Bonnie Treadwell
Harry McBurnett
Jim
Nolen
Celebrations and visits mark local Fourth of July
SAND HILL residents celebrated the Fourth with relatives and friends visiting the graves and social time. Mrs Mac Doster of Clem visits. Reeves sisters from Pleasant Hill stay with Miller sisters. Mrs Hallman of Fitzgerald visits Richards family. School opens next Monday per trustees announcement. readers urged timely return for first day reviews as Carroll traces remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Broom
Mac Doster
Clem
SACKVILLE Community Notes And Meetings
Prof John Hearn will begin his school next Monday morning. Ernest Smith and Wester Muse attended an all day singing in Abilene. Russ Ragan and family and Jasper Bonner and family attended Antioch meeting Sunday. They ate dinner and spent the afternoon with Charlie Bonner and W J Vaughn and family. Foster Lula Smith and children were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Hearn
Ernest Smith
Wester Muse
Abilene
Russ Ragan
Jasper Bonner
Antioch
Charlie Bonner
W. J. Vaughn
Daugher
Remah. Foster
Lula Smith
Glenloch Mejor and Family Guests, School Opening Notice
Dorrough and wife of Yellow Dirt were guests of their daughter Sunday. Our school will open Monday July 1st. The teachers are Profs Joseph Bagwell Lee Bledsoe and Tom Connell Mr Fred Nicholson of Lowell lost his house and most that was in it by fire started by lightning Monday. The family was in the storm pit. Miss Estelle Mardigree was the nest of Misses Eunice and Ludie Hedsey Sunday. Mrs Lucy Mardigree and children were guests of Mr Worth and family Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrough
Joseph Bagwell
Lee Bledsoe
Tom Connell
Fred Nicholson
Lowell
Estelle
Mr. Worth and
Family
Smyrna Nev G P Braswell Regular Appointment
Smyrna Nev G P Braswell filled his regular appointment at Smyrna Sunday at eleven o'clock There will be no Sunday School at Pleasant View next Sunday July Sh on account of children's day at Bowdon Junction M P church Mr Emmett Hendon and wife of near Roopville were visiting Mr Hh IM Harper's family Saturday night Mrs Quinn Edwards who has been confined to her bed with a broken leg at Mr E reel's for some time was able to return to her home at Bremen Misses Kate and Mattie Earnest visited Miss Lillie Wayne at Kansas Saturday night and Sunday Prof James B Cole instead of John B Cole will begin a singing schools here July 17th We will have 20 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Braswell
Smyrna
Pleasant View
Bowdon Junction
M. P. Church
Emmett Hendon
Roopville
Hh. IM. Harper
Quinn Edwards
Camp Ground Prayer Meeting Enlivens Community News
The Camp Ground prayer meeting at L T Houwin's drew a large crowd. Attendees planned to meet Mr Argo next Sunday afternoon. Local residents report mixed health, with W A Gann sick and David Cannon ill with typhoid. Various visits and rides occurred, from Carrollton trips to Simonton’s Mill picnics, along with multiple gatherings and social visits in the community.
Community reports crop quality and weather impact
Union crops appear strong in the community as Wheeler Barker praises cotton quality this year. A severe thunderstorm Monday night raised fears of a lightning strike damaging Fred Nelson’s house near Lowes, with full loss not yet known. The Fourth brought a lively gathering of local youths at Edgeworth’s ferry for a pirate outing, with many residents attending a singing event hosted by Miss Leola Daugherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler Barker
Fred Nelson
Lowes
J.D. Driver and Sons
Floyd Land Lather
M. E. Simpkins
Horace Perry
Carrolton
Villa
Leola Daugherty
J.D. Driver
Driver
Center
Edgeworth’s Ferry
Chattahooehee
Heulah
Deanie
Fannie May
Magne Cook
Ha Knel
Eva Jones
Nanandie Phillips
Canarie
Ruby
Fay Burks
Eula Duncan
Messrs
Frank
Walter
Orion
Alburn Cook
David Simpkins
Floyd
Luther Driver
Cloud Jones
Tom Phillins
Juke Daugherty
Garl
Wayside social notes from Morris and Horsley households
Sunday visits fill local reels as Mr and Mrs N Morris spend time with Mr Bob Midgins and Mr George Horsley plus families. Ida Hutson guests Pauline Horsley. Worley Boulright and relatives visit GOA Horsley family. Luther Bishop and wife from near Ropville visit GT Williams parents. S M Hackney and family of Consolation visit the Hackneys’ parents Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Bob Midgins
George Horsley
Horsley
Ida Hutson
Pauline Horsley
Worley Boulright
Goa
Luther Bishop
Ropville
GT. Williams
Local Notes From Banning and Nearby
Reports from Banning describe crop damage along a half mile stretch near St Mrs. M. E. Moore who is visiting family and has returned home. Attendance at Carrollton horse races on July 7 is noted. A Banning Lowell game drew interest with a 2 to 1 score in favor of Banning at Lowell. The local cotton mill paused operations several days due to full settling ponds. A string of visits and health updates includes Mrs. Frank Pate improving, Miss Lucile Owens visiting her father, Mrs. Tom Tolbert better, and Mr. Russell Bennett relocating from Sargent to the area. Also mentioned are Mr. Bob Dean and wife visiting, and Will Lee of Villa Rica here on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Brice McIntosh
M. E. Moore
Willy Ries
Carrollton
Banning
Lowell
Frank Pate
Nick
Mattie Pritehard
Rome
Bob Dean
Hadansville
R. D. Dingler
Lucile Owens
Atlanta
Sunday Singing and Local Movements in Heard County
Tyus reports Sunday evening singing at Mr W J Barnes attracting a large crowd. Mrs J H Davis and wife relocate to her parents Mr Cravens Heard County for summer. Ice cream supper at Mrs L Fuller Saturday night drew many. Albert and Ernest Jackson attended Sunday singing at Kansas and reported a large crowd and good attendance. H Barr has three fever cases at home, all doing fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barnes
J. H. Davis
H. Barr
Salem News Singers Many Attend Abilene Event
A Salem sing was held last Sunday with many leaders away in Abilene. A. Bellendon and family visited Lewis in Abilene. Archie Smith and family from Victory called on John Copeland. I. G. Stallings visited Raopyitle. W. T. and A. R. Hendon attended a barbecue at Race? on the Fourth. George Stamps reported a lost milk cow Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Salem
A. Bellendon
Mr.Lewis
Abiene
Archie Smith
Victory
John Copeland
Sandy
I. G. Stallings
Raopyitle
Messrs
W. T
A. R. Hendon
George Stamps
Stripslings Chapel Daughters Funeral Held For Margaret Willis
Margaret Willis daughter of Mr and Mrs No AL Willis of Carrollton was buried at Stripsling Monday afternoon. Funeral services were conducted by Rev WL McMullin and Rev WW Roop. The bereaved extend sympathy for the loss of their young daughter who brought sunshine to the home. Several local residents visited family in Atlanta. Sunday there were Children’s Day exercises at Westbrook school house with a good report and a fine dinner. Local residents Jim Pierce Acid Temple and others sent greetings and visitors during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret
No AL Willis
Carrollton
Stripsling
WL . McMullin
WW. Roop
Margaret
Heavenly Father
W. 0. Jones, Jr
Lanier Jones
Atlanta
Hulett Jones
Lowell
Wests
Brook School
Pierce Eacid
Termple
Excursion Fares Via Central of Georgia
Excursion rates via Central of Georgia quoted on application by local agents. Dates and sales limits vary by city including Atlanta Athens Americus Baltimore Chattanooga New York Savannah and Washington. Readiness for events such as State College short courses, UCV reunion, and various conventions noted with July to September windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leget
Atlanta
Christian Endeavor
Athens
At State College
Auust
University of Georgia
Americus
State Reunion
U. C. V., Augrest 24-25, Baltimore, MD., Grand Lodge,b. P.O. E
Chattanooga
Tenn
Sovereign Grand Lodge
New York
N. Y
National Educational Association
Savannah
Order of Eagles National
Colored Baptist National Convention
Washington
National ‘Association “of Post Masters
School Opens July 17 With Expected Strong Attendance
The Board of Education fixes July 17 as the opening date for the summer school session. Teachers, patrons, and pupils are urged to make the opening attendance as large as possible to achieve the best results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
E. T. Steed Relists Butterick Patterns at Bra
E T Steed unveils Butterick pattern line at Bra shop as sale opens. Gained early interest from homemakers seeking sewing styles and new designs. Local store promotes discounts on selected patterns through week end.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Loring
Brown
City Drug Store
Mr. Camp
Loring Brown
South
Miss Mo
Bess McCown
E. C. Swanson
Nat’l Bank Bldg
Carrollton, Ga
Neal Smith
Tanily
Zion
Gladys
Ruth Ashmore
Doe Ashmore
Mt. Zion
Freddie Ashmore
Will Musick
Sunes
We W. Roop
Antioch Sunday
Roop
Bear Creek
Sackville
Glenloch
L. T. Houwin
Argo
W. A. Gann
David Cannon
Vesick
Verdie Smith
Albert Hogan
Luther ‘Talley
Henry Gann
Rich Smith
Lowell Smith
Bob Holloway
L. T. Hogan
Camp Ground
Simonton
Rich
Jack Smith
Plowshare
Henry Williamson
Athroug
Lucie
Emma North
Simonton’s Mill
Grady Crumley
Jesse Rainey
Jesse Grice
W. BR. Kent
Lands Jordan and
Earl
Jesse Murrah
Lou ‘Ise Turner
Uaura ‘Turner
L. W. Cunningham
Katie
Tom, Fielder
Ences
Antioch Sun- Mrais
Hen Williamson
Wayside
Route 4
Tyus
Salem News
Kfares
Central OF Georgia
E. T. Steed
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