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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
2
Mrs Pearl Patrick of Meadoraville Kentucky writes of relief from sour stomach and constipation after trying Thedford s Black Draught She credits it with gentle action no griping and improved digestion praising its value for stomach liver and bowel troubles in a long standing testimonial参
The Little Vine School opened with very good attendance on Monday July 12. Miss Alta Maud Turner of Oak Mountain is teaching. Master Roy Richards of Hulett stays with his grandparents and attends school there. Several local residents visited relatives and attended a singing at Prays. A positive note reports Miss Dura Campbell able to be up again.
Beulah community social roundup reports illnesses and visits. G Z Nixon is ill. Fern Earnest from Bremen spent the weekend with Eve Gable. Herman and Winnie Holmes visited Olive Stephens on Sunday. Katherine and Enrico Jackson stayed with their brother A. T. Jackson on Saturday. Roland Smith of Ensley Alabama visits Carrollton kin. Joe and Mrs Smith and children of Tallapoosa spent the weekend with Mrs M M Smith. Frances Jackson spent Tuesday with Mrs Barron Griffin. A J Jackson and Mrs Jackson visited his mother J Z Jackson. Cora Griffin and daughters Margaret and Reba of Villa Rica called on Mrs Barron Griffin. Ovie Daniels spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Doc Faughs. Mrs George Harris spent Tuesday with Mrs Barron Griffin. J B Moore and daughter Leila of Bowdon and Ruth Smith of Carrollton stayed Friday night with Mrs M M Smith.
Mr and Mrs Georges Phillips and Tenver Phillips with Floreno Herrin spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs I B Hardigree. Mr and Mrs M Herrin visited G Y Irvin and family. Mrs Little Irvin and daughters Eunice and Katie visited Mra Rhoda McLarty. Maggie Phillips and Pauline visited Ida Norrin. Mac Vines Gladys Matthews Eunice Hancock visited Vieling Herrin. J W Akern and child Robert and Irvin visited G J Irvin. George McCarty sang Saturday night. R L Key visited George Metarty Sunday afternoon.
Sarna Adina of Capeville Ga celebrated her thirteenth birthday with a surprise party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs BR W Jones on Clifton Terrace. Fifteen friends joined in games and refreshments at 4 30 with Misses Sara Adams Edith Foster Caroline Vaughan Sara Cobb Jane Frances Rengin Myrl Griffin Mary Neile Burnett Ruth Upshaw Grace Gaston Frances Aderhol Eddie Blanche Myrl Smith Audred Sprulock Mary Alexander and Lucile Loftin among attendees. Minnie Weatherford of Hopeville visited Mrs Lewis Sims and was also present.
Local newspaper notes legal form blanks are available at The Free Press office for public sale and filing needs. Supplies include standard notice blanks and affidavits suitable for court or public records use.
Shiloh held Saturday and Sunday preaching with Rev G N Aderholdt delivering three sermons. The column records many local visits and family gatherings among Shumake, Harper, Johnson, Hammond, Williamson, and related households across East Newnan, Carrollton, Lowel and Rotherwood, noting illness, social visits, and trips to nearby towns.
Mrs. W. B. Chaney is sick but expected to recover. Lou Braden shopped last Saturday. Claudis Adcock from near Villa Rica visited Ciara, Lillie Murphy, and Pearl Necne list Friday and Saturday. J. M. Brown family smiles over a new baby girl. Gladys Brown from near Buchanan visited last week. Henry Cheney visited homefolks Monday and Tuesday. Clyde Crawford went to Atlanta for several months. Mitchell Thomas and Pearl Mack married last Thursday. Mrs. Tom Carroll visits her mother. Charlie Crawford bought an Overland. Henry Chaney and Harry Barlow drove to the mountains last Wednesday. Willie Barlow visited Lillie Murphy last Sunday. T. Tant and wife with J. M. Brown on Sunday. Union School opened last Monday with good attendance.
A Glenloch School group of about one hundred twenty scholars sends a heartfelt message thanking their teacher Mr Benll for his grand talk last Thursday morning. They pledge improved behavior in line with their maker and express admiration for his religious character. Two school girls sign the note.
The Progressive Singing of Kansas Church held a July 4, 1920 gathering with John Kibben presiding, John McKibben as chair, and W D Lee as secretary. Notable leaders directed music sessions, a noon refreshment, a monument fund collection of 10.39 dollars, and an afternoon program ending with Prof. A J Whiglar.
A column warns against using whiskey for stomach pain and coke craving, urging readers to seek medical help or use Champlain’s Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy instead. The author cautions that many believe alcohol cures ailments, which is misguided.
An advertisement promotes covering Carrollton trade territory at less than half the cost by placing a business with the paper that covers the field twice a week. The pitch emphasizes cost efficiency and broad local reach.
A woman should grow more beautiful as she ages through baths diet and exercise and by keeping liver and bowels in good order. If the skin eyes and flesh show weakness digestion or sluggish liver may be to blame Chamberlain's Tablets claim to correct these disorders. Legal blanks at this office.
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