An niversary of the Declaration passed quietly in Carrollton
The writer notes the 141st anniversary observed with quiet reflection in Carrollton as citizens value independence and a free press. He mentions local church meeting days, preacher Rev. T. J. Whitehead at New Mopo church, favorable rains and crop prospects, and praise for Governor Eugene Hardwick and state leaders opposing perceived encroachments on liberties. JW.B LP. Paul Caldwell, son of neighbors G. W. Caldwell and wife, is ill with fever but hoped to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makex Ua
Tallapoosa
J.W. B. LP
Paul Caldwell
G. W. Caldwell
Jw.b
Warm Showers Help Crops. Local Social Notice
Farmers report good showers and crops looking fine in the section. Many families host visits and social gatherings including Aderholds, Winesleys, Davises, Merrells, Raglands, and Cravens with meals and friendly stops. Community scenes feature neighbors visiting and sharing time together through the weekend.
July wedding in Glenloch links Word and Favors
The community notes a July wedding between Render Word and Miss Ha Favors. Local gatherings included ice cream supper, singing evenings, and visits among families such as Huffman Brown Ray and Ward. Multiple guests attended from nearby households.
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promoted By Red Cross Drug Store
Cleansing bowel reinforcement claims cleanse bowels and soothe digestion. Advertises Foley cathartic tablets to relieve indigestion billiousness bad breath bloating g48 and constipation. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store Carrollton Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Red Cross Drug Store
Carrollton
Mt Zion High School elects Prof Bradley for another year
MT ZION Prof Bradley of Chattanooga Tenn has been elected principal of Mt Zion High School for another year. He is spending time here in the interest of the school. Various relatives and visitors from Oklahoma Alabama and Tennessee are listed with his family and community members. The annual Sacred Warsidging will be held the fourth Saturday and Sunday this month and all singers are invited to join.
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Prof. Bradley
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mt. Zion High School
Prof
Bradley
Grace Bryant
Hitl Son
Oklahoma
Maria Bracknell
Elijah Crmpton
Athens
Othel Butrekin
Birmingham
Alan
Moxy
Jane Hamil
Mia
Mainie Colmes
Dora Johnson
Bowdon
Orn Bishop
Adelly Anderson
Bonnie Morris
Fa Normal School
Tennessee
Bishop
Hopewell
Ata
RR. Bishop
Jake Walker
Chilren
Antioch
Hislary Ashmore
Thomas
Marienville
Jeff Thomas
William Hales
Wy T. Morris
A. J. Mosea
James and
Lafayette
B. T. Jackson
Local News and Health Updates From Chapel Hill
All day events planned in Chapel Hill for next Sunday July 15. Several residents including Daniell with two children ill from bronchial pneumonia. Mrs Charlie Robinson and Mrs Etta Rainwater reported sick. Millard Lassetter improving after several days illness. Rainwater family from Villa Rica visited, Miss Mattis Lou Rainwater stayed with aunt Mrs B Lusaectter. Enbonka family and others from Atlanta attended singing. Mrs Murphy aged elder citizen buried Sunday afternoon. Mass meeting at Douglasville discussed constitutional rights led by Rev Y B Ragsdale. Gordon Rainwater cheerful. Additional notes incomplete.
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Chapel Hill
Daniell
Charlie Robinson
Etta Rainwater
Millard Lassetter
L. Rainwater
Villa Rica
C. ?. Miller
Mattis Lou Rainwater
Lusaectter
Fred Webb
Howard Watkins
Linnie Molland
Carroll County
N. E. Aderheld
Enbonka
Atlante
Murphy
Ycore
Douglanville
B. Ragsdale
Gordon Rainwater
Four Weddings in Nine Days At Temple News
Temple area notes weddings and social visits with July wedding announcements. Residents include Bill Brooks and Extelle Jordan, Hoyt Kinney and Birdie White, Otis Wells and Katherine Ringer, Herschel Smith and Henry Robinson, with local and visiting guests from Atlanta, Rockmart, Athens, Hogansville, Carrollton, Bremen and beyond.
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Temps
Cupid
Bill Brooks
Extelle Jordan
Bowdon
John Bryce
Hoyt Kinney
Birdie White
Rockmart
T. J. Branson
Otis Wells
Katherine Ringer
J. W. Barrow
Herschel Smith
Henry Robinson
Hilderbrand
K. L. Nevins
Atlanta
E. If
Cobb
Nettie
Frank Cobb
Aunice Rose
Homer McCollister
Paul Cobb
Atlana
Rubyy Michael
Cmd
Missea Mogue
Concord
Rosabell Wood
Ruby
Maude Sewell
Mada Griffin
Cathleen Sewell
Carrollton
A & M. Institute
Darby Baker
J. M. Baker
Ruth Woods
Athens
Myrtie Sewell
Jimmie Shackelford
Hogansville
Edith Connally
Ona Cartwright
Bremen
Willie RB. Thomasson
Carrollton Avenue
Maude
Byran Sewell
Savannah
Edwin Baskin
Mississippi
C. L. Baskin
J. R. Turner
Davie Helton
Opal Aderholt
W. M. Cobb
Gon. Rupert
North Dakota
Burday
Local Notes From Carrollton Area Social Roundup
Miss Eunice Neill of Austell visits Ming Mae Gladney on Sunday night. Mrs Brunetta McCalman and daughter Marie visit Mr and Mrs George McCalman. Arthur Daxter announces birth of a son Theaday July 2. Rain Friday evening. Ice cream supper by Bertha Duncan Saturday night enjoyed by all present. F A McCalman of Carrollton visits his parents G M McCalman. Lucile McCalman and Olive Idella McCalman noted July 6.
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Eunice Neill
Austell
Ming Mae Gladney
Brunetta McCalman
Marie
Atlanta
George McCalman
Arthur Daxter
Theaday
Misa Bertha Duncan
F. A. McCalman
Carrollton
Mra
G. M. McCalman
Mey
Wicker Gray
Lucile McCatman
Olive Amd
Idella McCalman
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Buffalo News records weekend visits and hosting duties across families including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ginn Mr. Tom Fielder and others. Mentions typhoid recovery and an appendicitis operation for Grover Maresiman with a hospital transfer to Atlanta.
King of Malaria Chill Tonic Ad in Carrollton
An old advertisement promotes Folony's King of Malaria Chill Tonic for malarial chills and fevers. It touts quinine like qualities with iron for purification and tonic strength, claiming to boost appetite and energy. Sold by Red Cross Drug Store in Carrollton Georgia.
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Red Cross Drug Store
Carrollton
Free Press renewal notice and rent notes offer
Subscribe before expiration to continue Free Press service. Rent notes available at the Free Press office.
Indian Creek Social Roundup in Weekend Notes
Miss Nellie Kate Banks returned from a visit to sister Mrs EB Davison of Lucky. Maggie Rowell of Rowen visited Miss Minnie Johnson. Laura Eltiv was poisoned last week and remains ill. An ice cream supper at Esquire J Br J Lees was enjoyed by many. Mr and Mrs J C McLendon traveled to Atlanta for Mrs McLendon’s eye treatment. A Saturday Sunday meeting drew large crowds with fine sermons. The community met at Bol Smiths Thursday to discuss his property. The family misplaces pies and are recovering. Joli No Eason and family from Burwell visited relatives. The child of Mr and Mrs Dad Melear was buried here Saturday. Eugene Banks and wife visited W E Abercrombie and wife Sunday night. Robert Oliver and Claude Watson attended the ice cream supper at Esquire Lee’s.
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Hubert Winesley
Jeff Davis
May Smith
Ruth
Roopville
T. N. Davis
Homer Davis
Ludie Agerhold
Carrie Merrell
T. J. Craven
9. J. Craven
Lizzie Ragland
G. W. Merrell
Evelyn Ragland
Dana Denney
Annie Ruth Jackson
R. O. Merrell
Ada Bell
Ladie Aderhold
Emma Copeland
W. F. Merell
Henry McDaniel
G. N. Aderhold
Nellie Kate Banks
Davison
Lucky
Maggie Rowell
Rowen
Minnie Johnson
Laura Eltiv
Exquire J
Br. J. Lee
J.C. McLendon
Atlanta
Dad
Melear
Eugene Banks
W. E. Abercrombie
Robert Oliver
Claude Watson
Esquire Lee
Riverside preachment crowd and events at local homes
A large Riverside crowd gathered for preaching. Miss Mollie Atlen and Miss Pearl Lyle hosted visits over the weekend. Miss Mattie Lou Tolloway and Miss Fannie Traylor planned an event, with a general meeting set for the fourth Friday in August. A gathering with baskets is advertised at Victory next Friday July 13. Mr and Mrs Cleve Lightower attended singing Sunday. Subscription to the Free Press nears expiry. renewal urged.
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Mollie Atlen
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. E. Cramer
First National Bank
D. 8. Reese
T. W. Reeves
John Hudson
Betty Reynolds Cobb
Holderness Building
Carrollton, GA
H. J. Goodwyn
Goodwyn
Georgia
Homer L. Barker
Genito Ur. Pry
Veverenl
W. L. Fitts
W. T. Creel
Creel & Harper
L. J. Brock
Ket National Bank
Houras
H. Carrollton
Shirley C. Boykin
Boykin & Boykin Building
Emmett Smith
Stewart Building
Harry T. Bledsoe
E. T. Steed
Law
R. W. Jones
Office
A. J. Jackson
R. D. Jackson, Jr
R. D. Jackson & Son
Carroll
Haraleon
D. Hamrick
M. D. Ater
TOE Diamond Brand Chichester S
Pia
Yeort
Keewa
Bast
Igists
Elseia
Glenloch
Irma Ray
Mia. Cliffe Bell
Thelma Bonner
Sonie Orifin
Render Word
Mr. Render Word
Miss Ha Favors
Mesdames Lonnie
Ida Huffman
Pauline Kidd
Sallie Dorough
Emma Ray
Mrs. Render Word
Leonard Huffman
C. M. Ray
I. E. Brown
Mrs. Gordon
L. J. Huffman
Mian Ruby Huffman
Merle Ward
Lois Brown
Mt, Zion
Temple News
Buffalo News
Mes
Menry Ginn
Saniny
Tom Fielder
Seslie North
J. M. Bowner
Missey
Annie Lee Johnson Qirl May
Thelma Beavers
Carrie Mae Bonner
M.D. Cunningham
Mer
Burns Reeves
Rocky Mount
Misa Carrie Mae Fidller
Tren Fielder
Henry Garin
Grover Maresiman
Will Duke
Free Press
The
Free Press Orice
Indian Creek
Riverside
S. C
J. M. Johnson
Buick
W. L. Folds
Ford
J. H. Burson
Overland Dealer
Overland
W. J. Webb
Chalmers
C. K. Henderson, Jr
Bledsoe & Holmes
Oakland
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