Notice to Contractors Carroll County Georgia 1920
Sealed proposals due August 18 1920 at 3 p m to the Carroll County Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues for 11 11 miles of sand clay road on Carrollton Franklin road State Aid Project 8 4 5. Plans and specs filed and available with costs. Bids require five percent bond and 180 working days for completion. Right to reject bids reserved. July 13 1920 notice.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Carrol County
Georgia
Carrollton-Franklin Road
Carrollton
H. G. Smith
LaGrange
State Highway Department
Walton Building
Atlanta
Sane
Honda
Board OF Commissioners of" Roads and Revenues
W. M. Robinson
Board of Commissioners, Bond Commission
Wom
Opm
Administrator's Sale Ordered by County Court
An administrator’s sale by virtue of an order of the court of ordinary of said county granted at the July term 1920 will be sold at public outcry to the highest bidder for the property or estate as described in the order.
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Court ‘of Ordinary
Sale of Bell estate property in Carrollton Georgia
In the hours before daybreak on the first Tuesday in August 1920 at Carrollton Georgia the court house door the real estate Lot No 280 in the 7th district containing 202 12 acres more or less is to be sold. The property is owned by T W J Bell late of the county deceased to pay debts and distribute among heirs This 6th day of July 1920. L T Long Administrator 25 percent may be paid on sale date and balance December 1 1920 without interest
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Gale
Court House
Said
Carrollton
T. W. J. Bell
Gidan
L. T. Long
P. S
Temple Residents and Friends Social Notes in Dublin
Temple area social roundup lists Temple and Dublin residents visiting Atlanta Edwardsville and Carrollton events from Thursday to Saturday. Guests include Miss Nannie Manley, Miss Tollie Smith, and Ruby Michael among others. refreshments feature Coke and cream and a rock party hosted last Friday evening.
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Leon Matthews
Dublin
W. A. Entrekin
Will Muse
Atlanta
W. 2B. Wester
W. F.mccollister
Edwardsville
Ala
Nannie Manley
Bill Wynn
Mt Zion
W .T. Evans
W. F McCall
Hiram Evans
Me. Zion
W. A. Wren
Carrollton
Driver's Cross Roads Guests and Happenings
Community notes recount visits and activities around Whitesburg and Clem last Sunday. Families including Jones Hudson Rooks Phillips Daugherty Cook Potts and others shared gatherings, singing, trips to Alvaton Ga and Carrollton, with a sick baby and well wishes for recovery.
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H. J. Jones
Otto Hudson
Oliver Rooks
Whitesburg
George Phillips
Emmett Daugherty
Pleasant Hill
L. W. Cook
J. W. Potts
Cliff Acree
Ezra Pate
Alvaten Ga
Velma Cook
Clem
Eula Potts
Dave Simpking
Carrollton
Floyd Driver
Alburn Cooks
Henry Smith
Mary Simpkins
Dassie
J. M
Local Burwell Notes From Kansas Singing and Socials
Burwell and Route 1 residents report a full day singing in Kansas with several attendees. Ethel Entrekin is ill this week. A group visited Miss Chine Enson and others. Blackberry picking, a trip to Atlanta, and a Kansas area ice cream social are noted along with various visits and guests.
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Kansas
Ethel
Entrekin
Allie
Ovie Powell
Chine Enson
Onie Powell
Matti Cook
Vassie Drew
Zerron Rogers
Atlanta
Rhody Batchelor
Albert Warren
Mamie Cook
Vassie Drew J
Misa Beulah Robinson
Local social notes from Kansas and Alabama
Mrs. Young of Gadsden Alabama visits daughter in law Mrs. J E Walker. Melvin Skinner and wife visit the McGuire parents. Teague couple celebrate birth of a boy. Louie Smith dines with J R Ford. Lizzie Daniell remains ill. Vida Smith visits J H Ford and family. Bradford Phillips and wife visit WivB Johnson. Rev Womack and family with W B Johnson. John Roberts visits W B Johnson family.
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Mrs. Young
Gadsden
Ala
J. E. Walker
Vida Smith
J. H. Ford
Bradford Phillips
Wivb
Johnson
Rev. Womack
Alabama
W. B. Johnson
John Roberts
Sistigponsas
County Line Social Notes Report Local Visits and News
County Line locals share visits, family news, and small events as residents travel between Newnan Douglas and Carrollton. Activities include picnics on the Chattoochee, church and singing outings, base ball trips, and minor injuries with local residents Mrs. A. S. Comp and others noted.
Local Family Visits Document Weekend Gatherings in Eureka Area
Eureka residents and relatives span Bear Creek Carrollton Mt. Zion and Bremen visiting kin and attending services. Obve Johnson Windom Dingler Creel Ashmore Hell and Craven are among those hosting or being hosted during the weekend.
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Obve Johnson
Bear Creek
Ala
H. F. Windom
Maggio
Antic Pearl Rai
Joe
Bernice Dingler
Susie Ingram
Tommis Craven
Carrollton
George Creel
Mt. Zion
Hugh Hell
Roy Ashmore
Bremen
J. S. Ashmore
Henry Garrett
Henry Robinson
Melvin Dingler
Social Visits Highlight Shady Grove Weekend
Shady Grove residents, including Mr and Mrs Homer Capts, stay with the lotters parents Mr and Mrs Cliff Harris. A Saturday night party hosted by Mr and Mrs V C Jordan drew a large crowd. Out of town visitors include Paul Blalock from South Georgia visiting relatives Bob Blalock Oli Dyer Villa Rica. John Dyer Lester Bryant Joss Bryant Addie Sheffield Hester Sheffield joined a Carrollton Sunday singing trip.
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W. F. Carden
Route One
Rink Bass
Mary White
Newnan
John Reese
Douglas County
Lia
J. BE. Durrett
Sunyday
W. B. Burnett
Waiter Vields
William Fields
Pines
Field
Bob Fielda
Nawnan
Dewey Thompson
Jim ‘Frank Benton
McWhorter
County Line
Earnest Sewell
Roscoe
Tommie Currott
Mary Kate Camp
Louise Taylor
Lutherville
Misa Tanlo Taylor
Hannah
Jodie Wilson
Hol Risley
Misa Carrie Taylor
Carrollton
Ben Garner
Zillg
B. F. Camp
Smyrna
Mary
Jack Strickland
Bob Nolan
Ogtin
Pivktions
Mra
Twattie Richards
Whitnaburgy Iine
Star
Mattia Willey
Route A
Vocently
Messrs
Walter and
Warter Fields
Now- Han
Wrerd
Chattahoochee
Homer Capts
Cliff Harris
V. C. Jordan
Paul Blalock
South Georgia
Bob Blalock
Oli Dyer
Villa Rica
John Dyer
Messra
Lester
Joss Bryant
Misees
Addie
Hester Sheffield
Carroll Free Press Advertising Appeal
ASE urges neighbors and friends to subscribe to The Carroll Free Press and to use its sole advertising space, promoting community news and local services through widespread readership and support.
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