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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1916

Page

4

Riverside Social Notes From Local Riverside Area

Riverside notes report ill child of Mr and Mrs L Holloway and several visits. Mrs J Word stayed with Mrs H Y Allen family. Mr Cleveland and Miss Pearl Hightower with Miss Ruby Liles seen en route to a fortune teller Friday. Misses Euli and Fannie Traylor spent Sunday with Estelle and Ellen Fairnier. Raymond Liles Estelle Farmer and Bula Traylor attended singing at Nemdmore Sunday. Luther Allen and Ruby Iso attended singing. Moljie Allen and Ura Warel visited Malthe Holloway Sunday evening.

L. Holloway Word H. Y. Allen Mr.Cleveland Pearl Hightower Ruby Liles Euli Fannie ‘Traylor Estelle Ellen Fairnier Raymond Liles Estelle Farmer Bula ‘Traylor Nemdmore Luther Alien Ruby Iso Moljie Alen Ura Warel Malthe Low Holloway

Local Social News From Oak Grove and Area

Oak Grove notes list multiple residents visiting relatives across Carrollton and Cross Plains. Miss Willie Shadinger visits her aunt Mrs Jen Denney of Heard county. Mr and Mrs Andrew Lambert attend Old Gump Ground meeting. School at Rocky Mount progresses under Prof RK Walker. Mr H L Griffin of Atlanta visits family in the county.

Jessie Mertin Kone Zick Alman Rolston Arthur Bledsoe Garrollton Willie Shadinger Jen Denney Heard County Hardigree Son Newnan Salker Andrew Lambert Old Gump Ground Rocky Mount RK. Walker Steve Williams Cross Plains H. L. Griffin Atlanta H. Martin J. K. Taylor B. Hartin J. W. Stillings Carrollton Tuesay John Carroll Jess Carroll

Local Social Roundup Across Bowdon Area

Mr and Mrs L B McKinley hosted guests including Mrs F A Bonner who returned home after illness to Mrs Bo Beavers area. Carrie Lee Bonner injured her foot by a nail and danced through the pain the following night. Lillie and Louie Lee visited Miss Fannie Lee Mons M Lee and family joined by A E Lee and Mrs J ML Lee with Edna and Juile. The group attended Veal singing Tuesday reporting a fine turnout.

Lillie Louie Lee Fannie Lee Mons M. Lee Fannie Irene A. E. Lee ML Lee Juile Edna Veal Lendnee

Bear Creek Social News Highlights and Visits

Mr J E Uamler and daughter Winnie visited Mrs Patie Martin near Gairolsten on Saturday. Joe Jacobs and family stayed with his brother W L Jacobs. Abr Harry McBurnett hosted an ice cream supper enjoyed by many. Nolen from near Draketown visited and stayed with her son Jim Nolen. Mrs Beach Holloway spent time with her sister. Family plans to visit grandfather near Barge. Mrs Mate Jacobs returned from South Georgia to stay with son R L Jacobs. J W McBurnett and family were guests of BR L Jacobs. Singing at Mr Alon on the fourth Sunday and the preceding Saturday. Mr and Mrs Tom Jack soon visited with Mr J N Akin and family. Harry McBurnett and Henry Jacobs visited at Barge Sunday.

J. E. Uamler Winnie Patie Martin Gairolsten Mir Joe Jacobs Jacobs W. Lb. Jacobs Abr Harry McBurnett Nolen Draketown Cnme Jim] Nolen Beach Holloway Barge Mate Jacobs South Georgia R. L. Jaccobs J. W. McBurnett Alon Tom Jack J. N. Akin Henry Jacobs Barge Suntay

Whitesburg Typhoid War and Summer Visits

The Jones children recover from typhoid fever at Whitesburg Route 1. Miss Sevale Phillips from Atlanta plans a summer visit home with her mother. Mrs. Hooper of Atlanta visits Miss Brown. Alvin Phillips and mother from Atlanta spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wall. Misses Sadie and Belle Brown hosted a singing Sunday. Prof Bernard Shackelford leaves his school at Patr Play Monday, with Prof Cicero Shackelford and cousin Thad Shackelford visiting friends in Bremen. Lena Darden of Carrollton ends school as Zion Monw y.

Obe Jones Sevale Phillips Atlanta Francis Hooper Ludiend Belle Brown Alvin Phillips G. P. Wall Sadle Belle Brown Bernard J. Shackelford Lee Patr Cicere Shackelford Thad Shackelford New Bremen Lena Darden Carrollton Zion Monwy

Local notes and weather reapportion in Lowell area

The Chattahoochee is back to normal, with low lands ruined and local losses in the thousands. Visitors include Mr Tom Davis of Cullman Alabama and Mr and Mrs L A Rooks of Lowell. Protracted meeting plans at Goshen and a delayed literary school due to high waters are reported, with community gatherings and religious leaders listed.

Chattahoochee Tom Davis Cullman Ala L. A. Rooks Lo=well J. Dorough Ifters M. S. B. Andrews E.W. Bowden B. Bowden B. F. Musick R. Ormore F. Warligree W. P. Rowe Daisy Jackson Luther Cowart Miss Ida G. Tc Dorough Goshen Sallie Dorough Grand Daghter Ruby Bunnia Bay Dewey Neily Pridiy Chattahugehes Geopeia Dnnial Liberty G. OL Rey Cowart Alletierle Bredehy Bolisou Vane W. Gowler Wulvbieldis Lyst Lowell n+ Stewarns Glenioela

Local Social and Church Notes From Macedonia Area

Stallings filled his regular appointment at Macedonia. Miss Lun Brooks spent the weekend with Miss Dana Yates. Mr. and Mrs. Irby Williams and children of Atlanta stayed a few days with relatives. J. C. Williamson and family visited Heard county folks. John Couch and family visited D. W. Couch. Wright Drive of Shady Grove visited his sister Mrs Kate Patterson. A F Broom and daughters of Carrollton visited. Sam James attended services. Willie and Nan Smith visited Fannie and Letha Brown. Arthur Boggs and family visited M. W. Smith.

Kate ‘Patterson A. F. Broom Carrollton Sam James Willie Nan Smith Fannie Letha Brown Arthur Boggs M. W. Smith

Local Social Notes from Stripling Area Highlight Visits

Miss Willie Lane Stripling of Lowell hosts sister Mrs Jim Jones this week. Several visits include Lena Pyran Effie Duffey Julia Pyran with Mrs Frank Stew Yart near Lowell. Attendees at Sunday School include Mrs Hugh Jackson and Addie Yates. Family visits span Tyus Carrollton Whooping Creek Hogansville and more, with invites to Stripling Sunday morning for May address and singing.

Willie Lane Lowell Jim Jones Lena *Pyran Effie Duffey Julia Pyran Frank Stew Yart Hugh Jackson Addie Yates Lillian Teal and Sons Looney and Dewey Tyus W. W. Martin Milton Martin Carrollton Carl Nix Whooping Creek Beckie Martin Edna Clara Mae Martin Mona Jones Ruby Bilgore Pyr Cliff Martin Stewart Markin W. C. Jones, Jr Atlanta Lanier Jones Migs Enki Reid Toe

Route and Singing Draw Crowds in Carvolltgn Area

A large Sunday singing event near Carvolltgn drew a throng as Mr. Mareis, Mr. Cliff Aore, and Mr. A N Duke funded the Neadmoore sineins. Y Caniman attended the singing at Pibasinl View in Buitleviek, with Bradley's patter reported.

Mareis Cliff Aore A. N. Duke Carvolltgn Y.caniman Pibasinl View

Little Sermons for Little Folks Ambassadors for Christ

The piece hymns ambassadors for Christ as royal messengers bound to faithful representation of God. It cites Paul’s example, urging earnestness, Bible study, soul winning, tenderness, gentle speech, steadfast endurance, and willingness to suffer for the gospel, finishing with a call to humility and steadfast hope in Christ.

Christ Paul Tose Tse Jervis Hyd Bette Damascus Jerusalem Jesus Lalso

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