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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1920
Page
5
An advertisement extols a blood remedy for rheumatism claiming deep seated illness in the blood, caused by disease germs, and promotes 50 years of use. It offers free expert medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
Mrs. J. W. Bysart of Cartersville, Georgia, testifies that Ziridon Tonio restored her energy after nights of poor rest and fatigue. She reports improved strength and well being and recommends Ziron as a tonic with a money back guarantee available at local druggists.
The Carrollton association announces Development Institutes on July 24 and 25 at Providence church near Roopville Indian Creek near Bowdon Pleasant Grove near Villa Rise and Whitesburg church. Two groups did not invite meetings and no institute will be held in their midst this year. Members of Groups 8 and 6 are expected to attend their preferred meeting as subjects will be the same at each location.
A historical notice outlines a full day program for a Baptist development institute with devotional sessions, sermons, and discussions led by Rev. J. W. McLeod, L. M. Gordon, D. M. Boatright, and others. The program repeats on the same date at Providence Church in Indian Creek with different speakers.
The Sylvania Telephone praises Clifford Walker as a clean capable man fit for Georgia's governor. It lauds his honesty, faithful service, and lofty principles, urging voters to elect him as a worthy successor who will keep Georgia's banner aloft.
Mr G A Huey and wife attended a two day meeting at Rocky Branch with notices of planned events at Rocky Ranch and Wedowee Alabama. Mrs G A Huey and son Dorset visited sister Mrs Ivadelle Ro. Ada Huey visited Miss Matne Sunday afternoon. Annie Washington works in Roanoke. Olin Raburn and family visited his parents in Alabama. Hemsy Anderson and Texas visitors stayed with local family. Willie Garrison from Carrollton visited Robert Rollins. J W Eason and family moved to Carrollton.
The Baldheads met at noon with plans for Georgia Press Association events. Reports covered cemetery conditions, sidewalk maintenance, and town contracts. Members discussed local road work, upcoming membership drives, and a ground fish fry at Bro H Huckeba’s place.
The town of Jackson Wyoming elected an all female slate in the spring, topping a male ticket. Officials say the vote reflected support from women and men alike, and the experiment is watched as a potential model for broader suffrage questions. Frank Marlow, formerly of this county, visits with relatives.
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