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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
8
Local notes list many residents visiting Atlanta and nearby towns including Miss Ina Moore Miss Nora Turner and Miss Floy Rawls. The community reminds readers of the Normal Singing School on the 14th and reports various travels and social events including a wedding at the bride's parents home near Sand Hill.
A practitioner group argues that nerve interference underlies all diseases and that healing comes from removing the cause rather than naming conditions. They reject drugs or surgery, asserting patients and Nature do the treating and curing, with laws of nature guiding outcomes.
Mrs Stipe mother of H N Stipe died last Friday and was buried in Campbell County. Mrs J C Martin visited Carrollton with J C Shackelford and Miss May and Miss Nell McDaniel. Mrs Taylor stayed with son Martin Taylor and returned. Joe Martin spent Sunday at Clem. Miss Effie Burns of Clem visited Mamie Word. Edna Burns returned to Oklahoma. Mrs S Walker is able to go out again. Tom Dimmock of Carrollton lectured at Sunday School. Mr and Mrs Walker Martin visited Nix family. Hugh Jackson and Carrollton guests visited Singleton Walker. Wesley Walker and Charlie Stalling spent Sunday across the river.
Weather at Shiloh is pleasant as farmers work. Next weekend brings preaching days. Grover Johnson joined Ephesus singing gathering. Sid Williamson and wife visited Carrallt. Henry Stephens and Olen Williams at Ephesus singing. Mrs W A Johnson stayed with Sallie Johnson. school to open Monday. Lee Taylor’s wife Fanie died July 3 and was laid to rest at Davis Cemetery. funeral held Sunday by Rev John Robinson. Sid Williams and Bob Roberts visited W D Roberts Sunday afternoon.
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