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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1913

Page

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New Cotton Warehouse Begun This Week

Mr. W. O. Robinson started work on a new cotton warehouse on Rome street, using lots from the Kramer estate and J. H. Harris. The commodious facility will aid Carrallton in handling this year’s anticipated large crop, with rapid construction to be ready before fall trade. D. F. New is the building contractor.

W. O. Robinson Rome Street Kramer J. H. Harris Carrallton D. F. New

Jokers Club Hosts Miscellaneous Shower for Two Brides

The Jokers Club held a miscellaneous shower last Tuesday afternoon at Miss Elma Boykin's home for brides Mrs. Chippey Foster and Mrs. Per due Kytle. An engaging program entertained guests as gifts were given. Sandwiches and iced tea were served to members and many invited guests.

Jokers Club

Herrin and Foster Wed in Cordial Ceremony

Miss Jennie Mae Herrin and Mr. Chippy Foster were married last Friday with Rev. R A Edmondson officiating. The couple, popular with the younger set, reside at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Kinabrew with many friends wishing them happiness.

Jennie Mae Herrin Chippy Foster R. A. Edmondson

Bacon Re-elected Senator for Georgia in Direct Vote

Georgia voters direct elect Hon. Augustus C. Bacon to another six year term in a historic first for the United States. Cast votes were light with small turnout in Carrollton and several rural districts. Bacon becomes the first Georgia senator elected by popular vote and the first to win four terms in state history.

United States National Congress Georgia Augustus C. Bacon Macon Bacon H. H. Perry Gainesville Carrollton Senate Hoke Smith

Mandeville Mills Stockholders Meet and Reelect Officers

The Mandeville Mills stockholders met on July 16 and re elected the board of directors L C Mandeville C M Tanner J A Mandeville C B Simonton J L Guill W J Stewart W W Fitts L P Mandeville H O Lovvorn W C Perry and R D Jackson. Officers were re elected L C Mandeville president C B Simonton vice president H O Lovvorn treasurer and manager N N Johnson secretary. The company spent over 87000 for labor last year plus officer salaries, spreading wage money through the town and keeping dividends among local residents.

Mandeville Mills L. C. Mandeville C. M. Tanner J. A. Mandeville C. B. Simonton J. L.guill W. J. Stewart W. W. Fitts L. P. Mandeville H. O. Lovvorn W. C. Perry R. D. Jackson N. N. Johnson

Griffin Returns to Carrollton Bonita as Manager

The many friends of Hugh Lee Griffin learn he has returned from Griffin Georgia where he filled a theatre engagement. He is now in charge of the Bonita in Carrollton and is a skilled musician with extensive experience in the picture show business.

Hugh Lee Griffin Griffin The Carrollton Carrotlton E. Smith Smith C.M. Tanner Grocery Co J. M. Powell Ed Proceter Jake

Meeting at Villa Rica Presbyterian Church in July 1913

A protracted meeting will begin at the Villa Rica Presbyterian church on Sunday July 20 1913 and continue for at least a week. Pastor Rev W E Dozier will be joined by Rev Robt Lee Bell of Birmingham Alabama. Bell is described as a consecrated man and fine speaker and great good is expected. All Christians and singers in Villa Rica and nearby communities are invited to attend.

Presbyterian Church W. E. Dozier Robt. Lee Bell Birmingham Ala Bell Villa Rica

Adamson Family Reunion Set for Grant Park August First

The Adamson family reunion, an annual event, will be held at Grant Park in Atlanta on Friday, August 1. Local committee member R. W. Adamson of Carrollton invites relatives and friends to attend, bring baskets for a picnic, and contact A P Adamson Rex GA or A W Adamson Carrollton GA for information.

Adamson Grant Park Nated Atlanta Carrollton Adamsons R. W. Adamson

Mrs. Kramer's House Party Hosts Noted Guests

Mrs. Ruth Kramer hosts a house party at her South street home with guests Corinne Thomasson of Lancaster Lilian Asberry of Crawfordville Katherine Dillard of Spartanburg D C Jones Head of Atlanta Bob Arnold of Athens Herschel Carruthers of Athens Walter Dillard of Rome Neal Clark of LaGrange Coggins of Canton Bob Lucas of Spartanburg Roberts of Ball Ground Many events planned for their honor.

Ruth Kramer South Street Corinne Thomasson Lancaster Lillian Asberry Crawfordville Katherine Ruth Dillard Spartanburg D. C Robert Head and Jones Atlanta Bob Arnold Herschel Carruthers Athens Walter Dillard Rome Neal Clark LaGrange Coggins Canton Bob Lucas

Marriage of Miss Julia Sox and Mr. Perdue Kytle

A marriage of much interest to their many friends occurred last Saturday. After a post wedding stay in Atlanta, the couple are now at home with Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Kytle. The newlyweds have the best wishes of a wide circle for a long and happy life.

Julia Sox Perdue Kytle Atlanta 5. C. Kytle

Walker-Denson Couple Wed Quietly in City

Miss Lula Walker and Mr. John Denson, both of this city, were quietly married last Sunday. The Free Press wishes them much happiness.

Lula Walker John Denson The Free Press

Protracted Meetings Announced by Rev L P Huckaby

Rev L P Huckaby lists summer meeting dates for his churches with assistants Rev R A Edmonson. Center Point starts July 20. Concord meetings begin July 27 with Edmonson. Stripling's Chapel to begin August 10. Old Camp Ground August 27. tent meeting at the mills planned in early September lasting several days.

L. P. Huckaby Center Point R. A. Edmondson Huckaby Concord Mr. Edmondson Stripling Old Camp Ground Edmondson Will Cary the Mills

Garrett Family Reunion Near Bethel Campground

The Garrett family reunion is set for next Wednesday July 23 at Bethel campground. It will welcome many relatives and invited guests for a highly enjoyable day, reflecting the family’s prominence and large connections.

Garrett Bethel Campground

Central Baptist Church Announces Sunday's Services and Meetings

Morning worship at 11 with a sermon The Gospel the Charter of Liberty from John. Evening service at 8 titled Honoring God based on 1 Samuel 2 30. Sunday school 9 30. Women's missionary meeting Monday 4 p m. B Y P A Tuesday 8 p m. Promptness in attending church urged. Psalm 122 1 quoted.

John

Filtering Capacity Overrun At the City Pumping Station

Water and Light Commission urges all consumers to reduce usage and repair leaks due to heavy demand from hot weather. A new rule bans lawn sprinklers and garden hoses from 5 to 7 p.m. to prevent overtaxing the filtration system.

Water and Light Commission

Carroll County Crops Promising After Favorable Weather

Crop outlook remains strong as recent rains and steady warmth improve conditions. Wheat yields were good, oats led with a record crop, and corn and cotton prospects are strong. Prices may stay steady. cotton mills typically set higher prices on cotton goods, supporting local markets.

Carroll

Romantic Wedding Unites Mrs Zora Wier and Mr Emory Ashmore

A wedding last Thursday evening united Mrs Zora Wier and Mr Emory M Ashmore of Zion in a ceremony conducted by Rev R H Robb. The bride had previously been married to Mr Wier and was widowed before reigniting an old romance. Friends offer hearty congratulations and wishes for a long, happy life.

Zora Wier Emory M. Ashmore Zion R. H. Robb Mr. Ashmore Wier

New Teachers for Mr Zion Seminary

Two new teachers have been elected for Mr Zion Seminary. C H Stanton of Ohio will teach agriculture and farm mechanics and serve as preceptor of the boys’ boarding hall. Miss Roberta Dunagan of Gainesville Georgia will teach music and assist as preceptress of the girls’ hall. Grace Haag continues domestic science studies at summer school in Knoxville Tennessee.

Mr. Zion Seminary C.H. Stanton Ohio 8. C Roberta Dunagan Gainesville Stanton South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College Clemeon Grace Haag Knoxville, Tenn Mr. Stanton Miss Hang

Severe storm hits Veal area injuring crops and damaging buildings

A severe wind rain and hail storm swept the southwestern part of the county near Veal yesterday afternoon. It did considerable crop injury washed land and blew timber freely damaging buildings in several instances. The full extent of territory affected and total damage are not yet known.

Veal

Local Residents Visit and Meetings Highlight Bowdon News

Bowdon community notes a string of visitors from Carrollton Atlanta and other towns over the week. Meetings at the Protestant church feature Rev Chas McDaniel while Judson Centennial Fund promoter Miss Mattie Morris travels.

Chas. McDaniel Atlanta McDaniel Mattie Morris Judson Centennial Fund

Rev W R Colquitt Preached at First Baptist Last Sunday

In the absence of the pastor Rev W R Colquitt of Atlanta filled the First Baptist pulpit last Sunday and preached a strong morning sermon before a large audience. No evening service was held. Mr Dodd was with his seriously ill mother in Red Oak Georgia but returned improved and will resume his pulpit duties at the usual hours Sunday

L. C. Miles Waco Route 2 Rev G. W. Colquitt Jonesboro First Baptist Church W. R. Colquitt Atlanta Dodd Red Oak

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herrin Foster Mandeville Mills Stockholders Annual Meeting Bonita Theatre Rev. L. P. Huckaby Central Baptist Church Mr. Zion Bowdon Charles Holmes Near Mt. Zion Gladys Robert Barrow Cecil Downs J. W. Downs W. B. Merrill Anniston, Ala W. L. Brooks Bernice and Evelyn Downs J. W. Dowhs E. G. Earnest Mount Zion J. W. Hamil Misa Lois Nix Mayne Moore W. M. Spence Carl Nix W. W. Stephens Roopville Eunice Callie Ginn Cartersville Otie Mae Morris D. P. Holmes Chas. Holmes Burwell W. G. Brown Savannah Bluffton Ab Hearn Otis Barrow Robbins Johnson Hoganaville Misses Tanner Eugene Tanner Lewis Heaton J. L. Lovvorn Miss Hearn J.C. Bonner Atlanta Medical College Claude Lee Trimble C. E. Hagan Tallapoosa W. W. Crews J. H. Burson Catrallton Messrs G. Wy and L, H, Burson Henry Johnson W, T. Johnson Ethel McGarity First Baptist
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