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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary 1918 campaign reminiscence recalls President Wilson era unity and patriotism. The torn text praises wartime resolve, mentions labor and congress, and urges citizens to defend liberty and nation against foes. Names appear in garbled form, reflecting era sentiment and public duty.
Miss Some little Sunday afternoon wes arnved by a large crow. Mrs. Worner Shadinger and Miseeth Terrell visited in Carcothon Saturday. Mrs. Bark Atory left Thursday for a few days visit to her anvilion, Mes Holy Bentley, at Palmetten. Mossry. Tevri and Sister Lyle have Pirehmaod Maxwelleny. Mr. Aluusen Ciay of Adabanin is visiting his mother, Mra J. W. Cray, Dhoxe on the sick dist ure Mrs. Th. As Gein, Mya. Quear Treatenent aid Gein wt Bidzan. We topo wb will soon he well guin. Mr. put Mra J. R. Shadinger and family visited relatives in Cyrollton. Banty, Arai Mesdames St spout Sune day avi thing go, Mr Wylie Btorgy, and family. The furore wy this community ace buy eatting wheat, which in very good. Some are done chopping eattan. Mra. Oxeur Mote made a business trip to Cyrrollion Monday. Mr. C. Bo Eldson made a business trip to Franklin sindy morning. Missa Leone Little and Aline Griffin visited Mer. Earl Stay Wednesday afternoon. May, pind Mrs. Brown Duncan, of Lee well, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Lyle. Rev. T. A. Griffin attended meeting at Rocky Mount, uvir Temple, Bathday an Sunday. Mr. Earl Story visited relatives near Roopville Tuesday afternoon. Mesare Tom and Jesse Terrell at tented meeting ret Onk Grovy Sunday.
The notice notes the marriage of Bonner Smith and Bexsie Tarkenn of Bowison with best wishes for a happy life. It mentions a supper at Mrs Viola Norths enjoyed by a large crowd Saturday night and includes congratulations from Mr and Mrs A Bonner and W S Bonner.
Bonner traveled to Auit Turediy with thanks to Edward My Kinley for kindness during the trip. Mrs Fielder and Carrie were guests of Mrs R C Bonner Tuesday afternoon. Miss Allie North has been ill. Mr M A Adeokeia reported very sick.
Sand Hill Mr and Mys doh Sted and Jone sx of Temple visited relatives last Sunday. Miss Einviog Vines is away for a two awake stay with her brother Ar thut. Miss sloysia Pearl Taylor spent the weekend with Mr Pete Richardson and family. Mr Sam White’s Jinby is very ill. Misses Cartboll and Clarice UW poe visited Mr and Mrs Olis ter Carter Sunday night. Mr John Cook is back at home and well. Mrs Minnie Smith of Carrallton visited daughter Mrs Nellie Carter. Mrs Arthur Jones spent part of the week with relatives. The nine of Mr Jones C Holland who in the engnalty put this work. We are sorry to his death but he gave his life for his country. The little son of Mr and Mrs John Conk is improving.
Bethesda community notes report Bernice Denn spent ten days at home the last two weeks with flies of his mother then letters. Julia Ellis of Anvanigh visits with gut Mrs. TLiey Doni. Fler from Columbia to visit Mr. Dean. Henry Cash of Newnan spent Sunday with son Lafayettie Cash. Mang Dakes of Danny Wheeler stayed last week. Elem Baker attended Sunday School at Needmore Binchy. Baby of Homer Hall is very ill. W W Harper visited Coronltan to fix his eye. Lvenee Deay visited friends. Lee Boyd and Baber, Wy Hall, and Beni Ware erected primed for W W Harper.
The article records a series of social visits over the weekend among residents including Mr Heisy Upvamgh, Mr Ployd Durough, Mr J 2 Donough, Me Shag Mutfmat, Mr Joe Haufman, Little Pearl Brown, Worthan, Wile Ne B. Yierbroogh, Earl Jackson, Wella Brown, Riverside, Miss Ruby Darough, Imma Ray, Lite Bunt Waitin, Ruby Wiffman, and John Wortham and family. It notes the death of Mr Lith Johnson on Tuesday.
In Roopville Route 1 farmers report a busy week harvesting grain with wheat a scarce commodity and much of the crop appearing hyghit or misidentified. Local residents reference visits to Temple and Bethany, social gatherings, and neighbors attending church and family events amid ordinary small town life.
A garbled OCR note lists small social items: a Saturday trip with Mrs Well and Mr Well. a local family gathering and a mention of items sent to a Vietit falkgemiele. a Friday visit with Mrs Adored Frilay. Mr Bob Long attending a meetingSunday at Vout.
A Georgia policy discussion argues for county wide school taxes to boost educational development. The piece advocates city rural cooperation, noting Raleigh and Wake County examples, urging cities to support county schools and ensure better training for youth amid long standing systemic hurdles.
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt gratitude to Carroll county friends who helped during the illness and death of Toric. Mr and Mrs T P Boxner and children extend blessings and appreciation.
The Lively family expresses heartfelt gratitude to a dean and friends for support after the death of Velnii Detug. They acknowledge the sorrow of loss and the comfort found in prayers and friendship, vowing never to forget the acts of kindness shown during this difficult time.
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