Local Social News From Hulett and Nearby Families
Hulett Telegram reports visits and travels of local families. Lumsden hosted with Chatmans. Holland family and children drove to Villa Rien. Jones and Boyd families toured Carrollton with relatives. Bud Boyd visiting Sycamore Georgia. Wall family visiting Atlanta. Voyce Hogan’s singing enjoyed. Uncle George Crook back from illness. Hall siblings drove to Atlanta. Agnes Higgins visiting Carrollton. Irby Keaton to Carrollton. Hogan and Boyd to Mount Zion singing. Trene and Susie Chatman entertained. L. T. Hogan and Charlie Beauchamp in Atlanta. Higgins party attended Mount Zion. Frank Richards drove to Carrollton. Sewell visited Inez King. Coley Turner guest of James family. Sam James and Sand Hill relatives. Ezra and Claude Gilley from Shady Grove in town. Fannie Stuart and Ruby Reynolds visited. Rev Robert Stuart conducting tract meeting at Banning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nola Mae Lumsden
Irene
Susie Chatman
Lindsay Holland
Willard
Voytell
Margie
Villa Rien
Lum Wallace
Reese Jones
7. B. Boyd
Carrollton
Bud Boyd
Sycamore
William Wall
Atlanta
Voyce Hogan
George Crook
Myra
Enola
Loy Hall
Agnes Higgins
Irby Keaton
Cheater Hogan
Roosevelt
Boyd
Mount Zion
Trene
L. T. Hogan
Charlie Beauchamp
Messrs
T. A
Barnie Higgins
Frank Richards
Carrollt
Frank Sewell
Inez King
Coley Turner
Jesse James
Sam James
Sand Hill
Ezra and
Claude Gilley
Sshady Grove
Fannie Stuart
Ruby Reynolds
Robert Stuart
Banning
Local Notes From Midway Social Roundup
Showners of Midway town report pleasant showers and a busy social week. Mrs Mae Bradley and Ina V Robinson visit Mrs 8 C Smith and daughter. J G Smith visits Smiths and attends gatherings. Ina V Robinson returns from Cedartown. school opens under J M Hamill. Mr J C Baron buys a fine car. Various Barrow and Robinson family visits fill the days with dinners and Sunday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Bradley
Ina V. Robinson
C. Smith
J. G. Smith
8. C. Smith
Cedartown
J. M. Hamil
J. C. Baron
Obituary and Local Family Notices From Center Page
The community mourns the death of Mr. Wilson Pate who died Tuesday afternoon July 20. Mrs. Tommie Moran, mother of Mrs. Pate, is listed as seriously injured from a recent fall. Numerous local residents visit relatives in Atlanta and nearby towns, with updates on health and travel. Several households are referenced including Gladneys, Drivers, Bass, Heath, and Pate families. A hospital operation is noted for Mr. John Crawford in Atlanta as readers wish him a swift recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Pate
Tommie Moran
Pate
Alma Gladney
Lillie Reeves
Westbrook
John Henry Driver
Atlanta
T. W. Gladney
T. T. Gladney
Cross
J. G. Bass
Little Coy
C Bass
Homer Reeves
Rassell Neese
John Crawford
Jones’ Hospital
Emily Heath
Wheeler Land
Autehie Key
Cross Plains
Relief for Rheumatic Pains Massaging Chamberlains Ointment
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints hinder movement, apply Chamberlains Ointment to the affected parts. The remedy promises pain relief and improved rest and sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Pleasant Hill Social Notes Reflect Strong Crop Outlook
Pleasant Hill residents report crops look favorable as families visit relatives in Douglas county and Texas. Pearl Bonner and Eidie Lee Richards are among those visiting kin while neighbors attend a Cross Plains singing and a Concord meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Turner
Texas
Douglas County
Birthday Party for Miss Mary Lou Powers
Miss Mary Lou Powers celebrated her 1th birthday on July 22 with a large crowd. Games were played and all reported a nice time. Attendees included Zera Miles Dora Miles Ila Walker Eva Powers Ava Airston Manda Hurston Pearl Cook Vlora Jordan Marietta Jordan J D Miles Glynn Ashmore Bob Copeland Tomer Henderson Roy Grainger Otis Cook Jim Henry Fletcher Grady Spence Perce Craven Clifford Walker Bernard Harden Heare Miles Hewey Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Powers
Zera Miles
Dora Miles
Ila Walker
Eva Powers
Ava Airston
Manda Hurston
Pearl Cook
Vlora Jordan
Marietta Jordan
Messrs
J. D. Miles
Glynn Ashmore
Bob Copeland
Tomer Henderson
Roy Grainger
Otis Cook
Jim Henry Fletcher
Grady Spence
Perce Craven
Clifford Walker
Bernard Harden
Heare@ Miles
Hewey Cook
Carrol Fred Press Ad Encourages Neighbors to Subscribe
A short notice urges residents and friends to patronize The Carroll Fred Press by subscribing and using its columns in advertising. The message emphasizes support from local readers and businesses through sustained circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbora and Friends
Carroll Fred Press
Mrs Fannie Argo Rites Note Family Mourning In Whitesburg
Obituary notice for Mrs. Fannie Argo born in Car anil County on March 22. It notes her death at her husband Tom Argo’s home, praises her as sun shine in the family, survived by six children, a mother and father, four sisters and two brothers. Whitesburg relatives named. message of comfort from sisters-in-law Mattie Bass and Mae Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Argo
Caranil
Tom Argo
Whitesburg
Mia
Mattie Bass
Mae Allen
Carrollton Trade Territory Sees Cost Cut With Twice-A-Week Paper
Advertiser pitches Carrollton businesses a bargain by adopting a twice weekly paper to cover the local trade area at less than half the usual cost. The message targets merchants seeking wider exposure with a lower price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
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Carrollton Drug Company
Carrolltn Drug Company
A. S. Crain
City Property
Maple Street
Newnan St
Mandeville Avenue
Alabama
White Street
Bowden Junction
Villa Rica
Longview
Rome Street
A. O. Turner
Gray & Co
Hulett
K. A
D. G Smith
A. B. Smith
Asbery Smith
William Bennett
Tallapoosa
J. R. Ford
S.C. Smith
Milton Barrow
S. C. Barrow
Mary Bennett
Vara
Mac Barrow
Mac
Finnco Barrow
L. C. Barrow
Beulah Robinson
J. R. Robinson
Robinson
C. I. Tanner
Rebecca Driver
Bertha Davis
Union
Sam Pate
D. J, Driver
Robert Emory
County Line
J. C. Bass
Rufus Heath
W. T. Heath
Emily
Pleasant Hill
Eidie Lee Richards
Mt. Zion
Leo Carter
Mamie
Blanche Jennings
T. P. Bonner
Gilbert Cole
W. C. Jennings
Concord
Mrs. Fannie Argo
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