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Newspaper

Carroll Free Press

Location

Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1920

Page

6

County Line Obituaries and Notes From Local Visitations

County Line mourns Mrs. Billy Lassetter who died Friday at her daughter’s home and was laid to rest at Mt. Zion cemetery with Rev. McLeod conducting. The column lists social visits, visiting relatives, singing events at Proys, church appointments, and town news including residents purchasing a new Ford, school resuming July 12, and local families visiting Winston route 1 and Carrollton.

Billy Lassetter Priday, Inty Dth Mattia Hilley Mt. Zion Cemetery McLeod J Tommie Darrott

Local Social Roundup From Sand Hill

Miss Nan Smyth and Miss Erma Boyd visited friends of Miss Emily Gaston and others attended gatherings around Sand Hill. Several families hosted guests including Mr. C Wallis, Josephus Gaston, Opal Brank, Ed Seauch, Vera Patters, Minnie Cook, Willy Parker, and Mary White with outings to Carrollton and Pleasant Hill. Social calls and rides filled Sunday and Monday evenings.

Nan Smyth Henry Boyd Erma Boyd Emily Gaston C. Wallis Our Ville Clff Birdsong Lon White Josephus Gaston Ray Cook Hol Luther Couch Misaer Lillie Lula Cook Vera Patters Jossphus Gaston Opal Brank Ed Seauch Carrollton Wily Parker Minnie Cook Lent Embry

Dyer-Washington Wedding at Shady Grove

Shady Grove reports the quiet marriage of George Washington Dyer and Grace Dyer with D. M. Boatright officiating. Friends extend happiness and prosperity wishes. The item also notes visits, moves, and social gatherings involving local residents and relatives.

Old Camp Ground Parish News and Death Notice

Mr W W Strickland and family visited Mr E W Williams on Sunday evening. Mrs C Hughens died Thursday July 8 and was buried at Tallapoosa cemetery Friday. She was 82 and wife of James A T Hughens who preceded her. She left twelve children eight living: Mrs J F Stevena Carrollton Ga James Hughens Atlanta Ga Mrs W D Foster Carrollton Ga Mrs R A Jones Whitesburg Ga Mrs James Mashburn Roopville Ga Mrs Rowland Nownan Ga Mrs T J Buckplow Lynchburg Va. Miss Angie Brock spent Saturday night with Miss Addie Mapp. Mrs Barry Foster and two daughters Iva and Tiburthe visited Mr E W Williamson last Thursday night. Miss Minnie Williamson and Miss Addie Mapp were afternoon guests of Miss Eva Foster Sunday. Miss Lena Williamson spends a week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Triningham of Burwell. Mrs Bill Mappy visited Mrs J J Huggins Sunday evening. Uncle Joe Copeland visited Uncle Tom Webb Sunday evening.

W. W. Strickland E. W. Williams C. Hughens Tallapoosa Jamen A. T Hughens J. F. Stevena Carrollton Gay James Hughens Atlanta W. D. Foster R.A. Jones Whitesburg James ‘Mashburn Roopville Rowland Nownan T. J. Buckplow Lynchburg Angie Brock Addie Mapp Barry Foster Iva Tiburthe E. W. Williamson Minnie Williamson Eva Foster Lena Williamson Triningham Burwell Bill Mappy J. J. Huggins Joe Copeland Tom Webb

Pleasant Hill Socials and Visiting Guests Report

Reveral from this place attended the singing at Pleasant Hill and reported a nice tune and good singing. Mrs Arthur Boggs and children visited Mrs C Johnston and children Saturday afternoon. Miss Mamie Burks of Pleasant Hill spent several days with her brother O T Burns and family. Mr Barnett Tompson and Miss Viola were guests of Misses Volmit and Willingham Sunday afternoon. Mrs Tom Johnston and Miss Jon Johnston visited Mrs O T turks. Schaal opened Monday the 5th with forty to fifty scholars. Mr and Mrs T G Johnston and family and Mr and Mrs J C Johnston visited H Johnston of Winston Sunday. Easterwood of Cullman spent several days last week with J M Smith.

Winnie Camp Newn County Line Gerald Sheats W. A. Trapp A. C. Camp Mesris Walter Fields Edmond Daniell Newnan Proys Rink Bass Mack Capps Carrollton Capps Robert Camp Roy Richards W. D. Bartlett Winston Carl Hilley D. Carden Ihome Hattie Johnson Dave. Bass Massix Grady Capps Dewey Thompson John Reese Hi RB. Wilson Mra Henry Wilson Mary K. Camp Maldee Cullman Ala T. W. Jordan John Dyer Jis Thorton Hesterlee Welix Jordan Dewey Harris Dooly Sheffield Zelma Sheffield Effie Harris Pleasant Hill Arthur Boggs Vis Ted Sr. C. Johnston Misa Mamie Burks O. T. Burns Barnett Tompson Statur Viola Volmit Willingham Tom Johnston Jon Johnston O. T. Turks Schaal T. G. Johnston J. C. Johnston H. Johnston Easterwood Alo J. M. Smith

Mrs S E Daniell Dies After Long Illness at Home

May 1920 obituary for Mrs. S E Daniell who died at her home after weeks of illness. Born January 27 1850, she married B S Daniell about 1870 and left a large family of seven children, 46 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren. She joined Primitive Baptist church in 1869 and remained devoted, funeral conducted by Rev Thomas Carnes at Cold Springs church with many relatives and friends in attendance.

Daniell Primitive Baptist Church Old Springs Christ Cold Springs Church Thomas Carnes Friguds Ogre Jewell Daniell W. E. Daniell

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Ant Misses Willie Nan Smith Mary White Fletcher Gaston Earl Embry Eloise Boatright Shady Grove S. E. Daniell Handa Joana Holy Land Beulah Land Dr. Prather Roger B. Meeks Rome ST West Point R. R Baltimore Philadelphia New York San Francisco Portland Seattle Spokane Denver Alabama Florida Kentucky Louisiana North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Tin J. F. Billups Atlanta, Ga M. W. Lovvorn Carrollton, Georgia Jofat Lass C.K
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