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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
4
Notice to potential employers or harborers that Mittie Fuller, a 14 year old minor, left home without cause. The signer, WB Fuller, warns of full prosecution against anyone who employs or harbors her. Dated July 10 1920.
Georgia farmers face army worm and larger corn stalk borer invasions threatening crops. State Entomologist A C Lewis outlines control methods using arsenate dusts, plowing and fall field prep to disrupt hibernating larvae, and recommends burning infested corn stubble. Free bulletins aid pest control, with addresses for copies in Atlanta Georgia.
Announcement by Henry H. Revill seeking the Democratic primary September 8 1920 for Solicitor General of the Coweta Circuit. He cites twenty two years at the bar service as City Court of Greenville judge and circuit official stenographic reporter. He pledges a faithful fearless fair economical administration without influence from any man or class and urges white voters support. Williams Atkinson
Whitesburg enjoyed a pleasant Saturday afternoon baseball game with a cheerful crowd. Farmers worry about corn worm damage and discuss feeding buttermilk to feed or deter pests. Residents including Mrs Mary Wilkins and Miss Irene Wilkins, and many others, were noted on visits and travels to Bremen Douglasville Carollton Newnan Atlanta and Rotherwood.
Farmers push ahead with work as residents share visits and meals. W. Z. Nixon and family joined by neighbors in Carrollton and Bremen. Abilene guests include Beulah Cook and Pauline Cook. Local socials feature an ice cream supper with a large group of friends and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Walter Parrish spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs J C Ragan. Mr Tea Proof of Greenville SC visited his parents. Mrs Robert Helton and children of Buchanan are visiting her parents. Miss Mae Guice returned home after visiting her sister Mrs J T Brooks at Cedar. Late Mr Foster Turner and Miss Flossie Alem attended the singing at Rocky Mount. Miss Azilea Ploof visited relatives at Miller Academy. Mr and Mrs J T Guice spent Friday and Saturday with the Str B L Raburn. Mr Phillip Ploof and wife motored to Temple Sunday morning.
Messrs G W Cash and Clark Turver visited. J L Guico and J C Ragan with Mrs J C Ragan and Walter Parrish motored to Rome. Raymond Robinson attended Floyd Superior court in Rome. Fannie Grrity and Amy Bewell left for two weeks touring the East and Canada. Gene Spradlin spent time in Atlanta. Mattie Cobb and Clay Covington traveled to Atlanta for a visit. Joe Aycock spent Sunday in Atlanta. S B Askew visited Rome. Printed envelope for a present suggested.
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