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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
2
Everyone should do all he can to preside for his family and keep his physical system in top condition. If you are constipated bilious or troubled with indigestion get a package of Chamberlains Tablets and follow the printed directions to feel right and be able to work.
An elderly physician Dr Pierce moved to Buffalo and promoted his Favorite Prescription. It was widely sold across the United States for feminine ailments and is now available in tablet and liquid forms. Mrs Florexor Williams of Zeigler Ga testifies to its life changing benefits.
Mrs G H Schill of Texas City declares three years of severe headaches and exhaustion ended after three bottles of Cardui. She says the remedy cured the head pain and restored energy, noting lasting relief and urging others to try Cardui.
BREMEN ROUTE 1 residents report visits and social events. Raburn and family traveled to Temple Saturday. Pollard family gifts from Henry Whatley Sunday. Miss Myrtie Westbrooke attended Rocky Mount singing Sunday afternoon.
Roopville residents celebrate Fourth of July, closing businesses while planning a new white brick storefront for OOP & CO. The town awaits a substantial highway contract from Heard line to Carrollton, with local leaders and residents preparing for a productive season. Community updates include health, travel, church events, and upcoming lodge activities.
An advertisement advertises covering Carrollton trade territory with less than half the cost by placing business with a paper that covers the field twice a week.
Death Angel visited Mr and Mrs M Werrin as their three day old baby died. Burial was at Cross Dining cemetery with services by Rev WH Boatright. Local notices record visits and social calls among residents of Cross Plains area with numerous family and friend gatherings across weeks.
A Sunday evening gathering occurred with Mr and Mrs Herrin and family and Mr and Mrs Lron Mnae, following a Thursday night consolation event. The report mentions Mr and Mrs J Hf Burka and a daytime visit with additional local acquaintances.
Mt Zion residents Mr and Mrs Marvin Earnest and children visited Mr and Mrs W P Bartlett. Harvey Entrekin visited homefolks. J H Morris family in Atlanta visiting sons Hubert and Harold. Bartletts hosted singing with Wiley Gammon and T B McGraw and a tea. Sacred War service led by James Motrekin. Electric lights at Mr Bartlett’s home praised. Tarpley Bishop family visiting Bowdon area. Mrs W Elliott visited Mrs W P Bartlett.
Midway Misse Vida Smith visited sister Mrs. d. R. Ford over weekend. Vara Barrow stayed Sunday night with Ennive Hill. S T Williams were guests of Adcock on Sunday. Ira V. Robinson left Saturday for Cedartown for a few weeks. Mary Bennett hosted by Rewiah Robinson Sunday. Brive Robinson afternoon guest of Eunice Hill Sunday. Legal blanke at this office.
Roopville Route 1 reports busy farmers preparing dinners and berry picking. Atlanta visitors include Sam Jones and family with Mrs. 7. R. Jones near Stripling’s Chapel. Carrie Merrell and Rosie host relatives Mrs. W. F. Morris and Miss Bounia Morris. Albert Finley of Atlanta visits Ada Bell. Socials note a crewmallpiper event and multiple weekend visits among locals. William Merrell travels from ar rollion for a brief trip.
Reverend Dial and Dnele Alfred Duke Sanday with the Carter families shared dinner. Mrs. Mattie Carter joined Mr. D J Owensby’s family for Sunday dinner. Bonner and Miss Daisy Jackson visited relatives, Jim Carter and family dined with Will Horton, and Howell Ward of Bowdon visited A J Arrington. School resumes Monday July 12.
Mr and Mrs J T N auggings and family attended the singing at Onroltor Sunday. Mrs H G Jennings hosted guests Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs J L Douglas and Mrs Lee Bishop with Master Joseph Jennings from Newnan are visiting this week. Mr and Mrs C M Douglas spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson. Miss Belle Robinson and Bertha Jennings visited in Newnan Saturday and Sunday. Miss Eddie Lou Scott and Mr Charlie Breed of Atlanta visited Mr and Mrs J I Robinson Sunday and Monday. Miss Addie Parker spent part of the week in Carrollton for protracted services. Misses Florence and Bell Robinson spent Thursday morning with Miss Bertha Jennings.
Saturday visitors and weekend gatherings are listed across Bowdon area households including R G Garrett family, Virgil Crows, C B Crows, Ellie Stone and daughters Tem ple and Belle, Lena Jackson and Cora, Harvey Jackson, Misada Leona and Leni Garrett, Tempis and Belle Stone Mosars, I B Jackson, G T Brown. Convicts are said to be working the roads nearby.
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