Local Notices and Obituaries Passages From Carroll County
Local items note Mrs. F O Hight ill Mrs Boynton buried at Antioch church Mr Pate buried at Whooping Creek church and Rev A H Thompson with Rev Sorrells at district conference Manchester 1921. G B Phillips visited brother and healing progress of Mr Phillips. Robert Rooks unable to complete rounds after high water and destroyed bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Phillips
F. O. Hight
Phiem Phillips
Carrolltan
A. H. Thompson
Mr. Sorrells
Whitesburg
Manchester
Whooping Creek
H. Miompson
Muss Mu J. Hardigrés
Lowell
Nigil Robert Rooks
Route 2
Hans Owink Ty
Death of Mr J Weaves Shocks Mt Zion Community
Mt Zion mourns the death of Mr J Weaves on Wednesday after years of feeble health and three paralytic strokes. He lived in Mt Zion twenty two years and was a greatly valued citizen. Survived by his wife, one son, a god daughter, Ma, and Mrs Webster McEwen, and granddaughter Bernice. Burial Saturday at Mt Zion cemetery with faith in final resurrection. Also notes visits from Garretts and Bales families and summer gatherings with Morris Teather and Phi nk Martin hosts. Carrol County Sunday School convention set for July 11 and 60th weekend with progress planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi” Zion
Mes
Garrett
Callapoosa
Balt Garrett
Mrimble
Paphoe Bales
Athens
W. T. Teather Morris
Daly Athi
Andl M Phiink Martin
Carrol County
Jily
Local Notes From Flat Rock and Nearby Areas
July reports from Flat Rock include Tom Johnson’s serious accident on the way to Henderson's Bridge where the bridge gave way but he escaped injury. Rex Reed suffers typhoid fever. families and neighbors visit and host for weekend and weekday events. births noted for Alonza Thompson's son born July 10. multiple visits to relatives and friends across Hickory Level Heflin and nearby communities.
Five Points Notes on Local People and Events
The item reports the recovery of J. B. Morgan’s son with a broken arm, a Tallapoosa teacher hired for the summer term, and a defeat of the Jake Paseball team by Tallapoosa. It also mentions visits and stays among local residents including Phillips, Barrow, Pate, Walton, and Chander, plus a business trip to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Simpson
Tallapoosa
J. T. Barrow
Fairview
Perry Barrow
Victor
Milton Barrow
Ld. Carroll
Henry Johnson
Dake
Andr. J. Chander
Lem Pate
Pateville
Sunet
Myrtle
Effie Walton
Pleasant Girl
Martha Barrow
D. E. Phillips
Kansas
Death of J. W. Reaves Shocks Eureka Community
Eureka reports the death of J. W. Reaves last Wednesday after a brief illness. His funeral was led by C. Q. Martin at Mt. Zion cemetery on Saturday. The community extends condolences to his wife and daughter as relatives travel for a two week visit to Sullivan City, Alabama, and Ludlow, Colp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Reaves
Mt. Zion Cemetery
C. Q. Martin
Reaves
James Ashore
Sam Ashmore
Huby — Garrett
Gullivan City
Ala
A. W. Long
Carrallon
Joof Ludlow
Colp
Hi. F. Windom
Long
Cecil
Local Gossip and Frayed Notices Incite Small Town Chatter
In Bold Springs residents share scattered notes as visitors call on Mrs. Bok McCulingn and Mrs. Sheney of Carrollton. A playful misread log mentions a friend, Pleasdot Bilge, and brief health troubles for Mr. LM Gray amid unclear lines of local chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bok. McCulingn
Richards Funeral Attended By Gladney Family At Whooping Creek
Mr and Mrs Matthew Gladney and daughter Bernice along with Miss Lola Hudson attended the funeral at Whooping Creek. The report notes a disrupted route and washed bridges on a road, with ongoing singing events and invitations to attend services and gatherings. Mrs S A Wie is visiting Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GP. Richards
Saint Hill
Matthew Gladney
Bernice
Lola Hudson
Whooping Creek
Charlie Stallings
S.A. Wie
Local Social Notes From Whitesburg Area Families
Plea Y Hill and Jim Duke of Bir Mminahan Alabama visit father Mr Joe Burks at Grass Plats. Mr and Mrs J H Cooper visit with son. W O Delinings with sister Mrs Georgia Aousworth Nour Whitesburg. Mr and Mrs Robert Cooper attend relatives’ gathering with Mr and Mrs Robert Springer. H Gosper ill. Eddie Lait Schott of Atlanta visits Misses Belle and Florence Robinsen in AMUchtea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Duke
Bir Mminahan
Ala
Ape
Joe Bik
W. OM. Boatright
Burks
Cooper
Hiss
Irath. Cooper
Delinings
Georgia Aousworth
Nour Whitesburg
Merv
Robert Cooper
Robert Springer
Meh
H. Gosper
Eddie Lait Schott
Atlanta
Belle
Florence Robinsen
Tyus Little Ava Barr Ill With Fever In Bed Four Weeks
Tyus Little Ava Barr has been in bed for four weeks with fever and is no better now. Mrs Alan Strickhinth and two nieces Dorothy and Elelen Sanders of Atlanta are visiting relatives here. Mr M Smith and daughter Luna spent Sunday in Weard with his sister Mrs Laura Dena. Mrs Tom Privey is very UP with Typhi fever and hopes for early recovery. Mixs Ton Kirin stayed with Dr Kir by and has returned home. Bertard of north Alabama plans to visit his sister Mrs Tyus Blackwelder near Ronpville, and an alt day to-do is invited at Vealext Sunday. Little Eva Barnes ill for past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava Barr
Alan Strickhinth
Dorothy and
Elelen Sanders
Atlanta
M. Smith
Luna
Weard
Mes
Laura Dena
Tom Privey
Mixs Ton Kirin
Kirby
Twist
Terrell
Bertard
North Alabama
Tyus
Blackwelder
Ronpville
Eva Barnes
Local Social Roundup in Rother Wood Area
Mr and Mrs BR visited their father W A Treadwell Saturday night. Miss Cora Brown visited grandparents near New Hope. Fannie Moore Mattie Lee Holloway Velma Musick and Cicero Holloway Harry Kooks Joe Moore hosted Miss Willerme ia Edgeworth Sunday. Tom Treadswell returns home from Lindile to see family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aula
W. A. Treadwell
Cora Brown
New Hope
Fannie Moore
Mattie Lee Holloway
Velma Musick
Cicero Holloway
Harry Kooks
Joe Moore
Willerme Ia Edgeworth
Beatrice Lewis
PeTy
Tom ‘Treadswell
Lindile
Louie Sanders
Joli Gladney
Andladney
Jim Musick
Boly Hichards
New
Addie Mae Lewis
Glyde Yolloway
Seal Brown
Li Kon Treadwell
W. OS. Treadwell
Liberty Hill School Opens Monday With Miss Olivia Warren
Liberty Hill School will reopen on Monday July 7 with Miss Olivia Warren as teacher. It is hoped all pupils will be ready to enter the first day. Attendees include Gordon Warren and Robert Warren at the Athens summer school and Odus Brown and his sister Lydia visiting their brother James Breadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Warren
Messrs
Gordon
Robert Warren
Athens
Odus Brown
Lydia
James
High Point
McKibben
Me ‘Gus
Cary Adamson
BF Moan
Hineelt
Rena
Havyory
Bonnerty
Lee
Ceavers
Ceenyery Atckinson Und
Me. T
Local Baptists Mourn Loss as River Rises in Alabama Past Week
Varive made a business trip to Bay Dun Monday. Mrs Robb home year Curis dania Wednesday at Todinn Creek. She was a member of the Missionary Baptist Church ment at four years and was buried Thursday. She owned property for years and was a devoted wife and mother, survived by a husband and several children. The Tallapoosa River near Satem bluffs was impassable last Sunday as it ran higher than in thirty years. The sick of the community are slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varive
Dania
Todinn Creek
Aland Owas
Tallipoosa
Pine Grove Community Notes and School Opening
High streams delay pupils feared absent from Pine Grove school. Local residents Mr. Herbert Apiderson of Bor Gin visits Sat ued iers wife in Mer. Judge Sedell in poor health remains at home. School plans for July 7 and teacher J Warret mentioned. families visit relatives. local social notes and minor illnesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Apiderson
Bor Gin
Satuedi
Community Notes Show Summer Socials and Visits
Large crowds attend the Fourth of July events at Stratt’s ford and McDaniel’s, while families and neighbors visit relatives across Carrollton and Tar Grange. Local residents including J A Daniel Zeb Nutt and Miss Ova Holloway mark gatherings, birthdays, and church activities. a funeral for Mr Britten Astris is noted, with services led by Reverend Hamond. Community groups plan singing circles, Sunday School talks, and a proposed picnic as editor views are discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iense
Stratt’s Ford
McDaniel's
Alll
J. A. Daniel
Carrollton
Zeb Nutt
Pus
Imes
Dt. Natit
KB Bowen
Tar Grange
M. Montgomery
Josie
Simpsom
Britten ‘Astris
Salon
Rey Mr. Hiamond
Qaar Glentoch
Route and Weather Prompt Read Causes Bridge Damage
Fragments describe washed bridges and weather related strife. Local names, places, and families appear in garbled text as residents near Stak Ullot discuss dangers and hope for better conditions this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton's
Enel J. W
Curby Pholipsen
Wil Burson
Stak Ullot
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